South Africa has been described as a grim reality in store for all of us in the West. Is it, and is it as bad as we imagine? Take an honest tour of a decaying outpost of White civilization this week with an "average" White South African to get the full picture. And in the second half, we tackle the news on Roe vs. Wade and what it really means. Break: "Fine Again" by Seether Close: "Back Home in Derry" by 1916 Orania Suidlanders Farmlands documentary Austrian Art Academy Please consider supporting Full Haus here or at givesendgo.com/FullHaus Censorship-free Telegram commentary: https://t.me/prowhitefam2 Telegram channel with ALL shows available for easy download: https://t.me/fullhausshows Gab.com/Fullhaus DLive and Odysee for special occasion livestreams RSS: https://fullhaus.libsyn.com/rss All shows since deplatforming: https://fullhaus.libsyn.com/ And of course, feel free to drop us a line with anything on your mind at fullhausshow@protonmail.com. We love ya fam, and we'll talk to you next week!
We can sense the collapse coming in one way or another, or at least the gradual degradation of almost everything we once held dear.
Our majorities have been deliberately demolished through the influx of hostile invasives.
Our cultures defiled into filth.
Our actual freedoms diminished to the point of non-existence.
Inequality has surged while the illusion of prosperity was borrowed.
These processes have been deliberate and underway for many decades.
But in just the past two or three years, it's really felt like the oppression has surged as the system's foundations grow weaker than ever.
Mass illegal surveillance, flagrant sabotage of a duly elected president, race riots as peaceful protests, unprosecuted leftist anti-white violence, the biggest nationwide FBI witch hunt in history, and of course, two years of pandemic justified tyranny really got the ball rolling.
And today, we've even got raging inflation, the legitimate specter of World War III, a collapsing market, and food shortages now entering the stage.
But still, we ain't seen nothing yet.
This week, we are honored to welcome a proud white father from the true front lines of white civilizational collapse, South Africa, to talk all things about a once great state and her people and what just may well be in store for all of us.
so mr producer sound the alarm
welcome everyone to full house episode 127 the world's most bore respecting show for white fathers aspiring ones and the whole biofam I am your freshly scorched gazebo inhabiting host, Coach Finstock.
Perhaps a little bit more about that later.
Back with another two hours of hard-hitting reality with some dad escapism to boot.
Before we meet the birth panel, though, big thanks to Knickerbocker for his kind support of the show this week.
And if you'd like to be like Knickerbocker, please visit us at givesendgo.com slash fullhouse or visit the support us tab at full-house.com.
Also, huge thanks to all of the guys at American Defense Skinheads, the White Power Hour, Fasseine, Birthright, and Wellington Arms for an awesome show last weekend and letting a noob like me through the doors, had a blast with Sam and his wife and so many other good guys and his son too.
And we will talk a little bit more about that in the second half.
I got a ton of notes on that, Sam.
We could do a whole special on that, but we will.
All right, with that, let's get on to the birth panel.
First up, if you look at him in just the right light, he totally resembles a War Trekker from the 1800s.
And if you use your imagination, you could totally see him in one of those grainy black and white photos from the 1800s, perhaps with a wildebeest at his feet and a few Zulu scalps on his belt.
Sam, thanks for keeping me out of trouble last weekend.
Yeah, man.
Yeah, that was a great time.
It's just such a joyful expression, you know, and I I would just uh recommend to people whether it's uh going getting out to a gig or going to one of your local pool parties or getting involved with the Manor BUND or NJP or anything like that uh, it's important to get out there and and get your spirits lifted up and uh be joyful and happy.
Uh, we had a great time out there.
It's just uh great music and great camaraderie And just a lot of good laughs too.
I'll give you a quick example.
So I was going through the records there.
Somebody was selling records and I found one that I was looking for.
And through our connections here with the show and Telegram channel and all that, I was talking with Glenn from Battlefront.
And he's a fan of the show.
And we had some, he's in Canada.
And so we had some talking about that.
My dad was Canadian when he was live and everything.
And I had wanted to get their album, but it was repressed a few years ago and then quickly sold and not available.
So I'm at the record table there going through and I see a couple copies of it.
And I said, oh, well, here's my chance.
I got to get this thing.
So I buy the record.
And then like literally a minute later, my phone buzzes in my pocket and I look at it and it's Telegram and it's Glenn from Battlefront and he's showing me a picture of me getting the record.
And he says, ha ha, I have eyes on you.
So he wasn't there as one of his one of his pals.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Somebody snapped a picture of me, sent it to Canada, and you posted it on Telegram.
You know, it just made me laugh.
Anyways.
Good stuff.
Yeah.
I actually owe Glenn a full house love connection segment, but he wrote a lot.
So what, ladies, Glenn, Canada, Battlefront, Chad, hit us up.
We'll get you in contact with him.
Thank you.
Well, yeah, we'll talk more about it.
It was an awesome time.
Total escapism, healthy.
And yeah, I didn't think about the state of the world for a second that night.
All right.
Except for that time when there was a black walking down the street and Sam had a secret hand signal to his family to wake up, be aware.
It was awesome.
I was impressed.
All right.
Next up, he would wear Rhodesian short shorts every day of the year if it were socially acceptable.
But even if it were, his thighs would probably split the stitching.
Smasher.
Welcome, brother.
How are you?
Hey, it's true.
I actually, for a time, owned a pair of replica Rhodesian short shorts and my thighs were too thick.
They fit comfortably in the waist and I just couldn't get a pair that, you know, fit the legs.
And we were talking.
Yeah.
Amen.
You did a live stream this week in lieu of a full house, but it was not recorded.
So it's lost to the mists of time, except for those lucky few who tuned in.
Yep, I did do it last year.
And it was a good time.
It was really informal.
You know, it was a good time.
And you missed the show.
Did you get the brakes fixed?
Sorry.
I did.
Oh, no, no, no.
Yeah.
I did get the brakes fixed.
Not last minute, but unplanned maintenance.
It started out as just having to do some rotors and that turned into pads and that turned into rebuilding to caliper.
And it was like 10 o'clock at night and I finished up and I was like, you know what?
I'm not leaving the house.
Yep.
It's a stupid.
A bunch of people asked for you, buddy.
So I missed it.
Well, and I talked to big games and I was going to be there thinking that like I knew that I had to do the rotors, but I wasn't expecting quite as much trouble with it because I just owned the pads not that long ago.
But then the pads needed to replace because all the other problems, the problems weren't present when I did the pads.
But I mean, it's a truck with like 200, something thousand miles on it.
Of course, it has issues, but whatever.
It's family.
You got to do it.
If I didn't know you were Irish, you could pass for Chechen right now with that beard.
It is impressive.
Take a little Ukrainian, Eastern Ukraine vacation one of these days.
Mike posted in the NJP chat a picture of a bunch of Chechens, and he goes, these literally all look like McKevitt.
They do.
All right, brother.
Next up, he is our.
Oh, there's more?
Yeah, please.
One more.
I got one thing that I just want to put out there at the beginning of the show so that we can do the rest of the content uninterrupted.
So in the beginning of May starts the executions for the leaders of the Easter Rising, the 1916 rising that began the whole war of Irish independence.
But today, today, only one man was executed.
His name was John McBride.
And what is really interesting with a connection to our guest, I won't give up too much, but he was the commander of the Irish Transvaal Brigade during the Second Board of War.
There you go.
Based.
And the other man that died today in Ireland was none other than Bobby Sands, who is a little bit more modern.
People may know about him.
Maybe read about him on my Twitter or Telegram because I've been posting a bunch of Irish stuff today.
But Bobby Sands, he died on Hunger Strike at the age of 27 after 66 days.
And during his time on Hunger Strike, he was also elected.
He was an MP.
I can't remember what the hell that even actually stands for.
Member of Parliament.
Minister of Parliament.
Yeah, Member of Parliament.
And he was elected MP for Vermont and South Tyrone while on Hunger Strike, complete embarrassment to the British.
And they actually passed a law after he was elected saying that if you're in jail, you could run for office.
So two great Irishmen that died today, many years apart, obviously.
And one of them relevant to our guest.
Amen.
Bless them and their memory and their sacrifice.
All right.
Next up, he is our very own Perez Hilton in many more ways than one.
Rolo.
I didn't really know that you were a tabloid news peddler when you came on this show.
You got any gossip for us this week?
Well, here's the thing.
99% of the stuff that my guy tells me is completely worthless and nobody would care about it.
But it's just in the last few weeks, interesting things have been coming up.
Like most of what I hear is like this person in this reality show is cheating on their husband.
Like I don't care.
Nobody cares.
So it's who cares?
So it's accurate.
Yeah, people just don't care about it.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I think it was the last episode of Hate House that I was on.
We were talking about some black guy in DC who was running for some local office.
So unfortunately, that law did not carry over to the United States.
And I don't know if he, I think he actually won whatever kind of Negro council he was running for from prison.
And he's just a really stupid monkey.
All right.
Well, if you get any other hot ones that are relevant to us, feel free to break them on the show or your show, of course.
The Final Storm.
I never break them on my show.
How come?
Well, we got other things to talk about.
Oh, all right.
Busy man.
Yeah.
No time for God.
Yeah, I have to watch movies like THX1138.
Come on.
Finally, our it'll happen.
All right, possibly here.
I watch.
All right.
Finally, our very special, very patient and early rising guest.
He is a proud white father, South African.
And in just one week, he has been promoted from lowly full house correspondent to now our featured guest.
He's recording from his van.
I don't see any hordes out there menacing him right now.
And he did wake up at four o'clock in the morning over there to join us.
Matt, welcome to Full House.
We're honored to have you, sir.
Thank you.
Honored to be here.
The honor is all ours, and it's true.
You just dropped us a note that we read on the show last week.
I said, oh, come on.
Yeah, come on.
We've had a series of international guests.
UK, Australia, Sweden, of course, an expat in Japan, of course, an expat in Russia.
So it was definitely time for us to represent our South African friends or for you to represent them.
So let's do the bit, buddy.
Ethnicity, religion, and fatherhood status, please.
I am white, British, German, I think half half.
Religion, Christian by history, in that I no longer believe in any of this stuff, but my family, very much I would describe as Christian family and proud father of three.
Wonderful.
And, you know, right here at the top, I was disheartened or surprised.
We were chatting a little bit before the show, and you said that there is a real lack, like the vast majority of whites in South Africa don't actually know the score from the JQ to even racial violence.
So I guess I would ask at the top, how did you learn the score or wake up, for lack of a better term?
I think for most of us who are in this movement, we must have some kind of a gene that allows us to see it.
But I think I'm just confused at how the others don't.
So my awakening for me is just 100% simple and eyes open, clear.
Sure.
But yeah, I don't really know.
I just, I just always was.
So, yeah, and then Drake Quise, I went down a rabbit hole quite similar to, I think, a lot of you guys, where I got rolled and trolled by the various rabbit holes that we were led down.
And then once I started to realize that actually Muslims and all these others are just partial tools and enemies, that there's actually only one and we need to stick to our own kind against that one.
I think there's no coming out of that rabbit hole.
That is the one that is where it ends.
And once you see that, then everything is clear.
As much as it is for the Swedes and you guys, it is for us here.
It's all exactly the same.
Amen.
Yeah, sad but true.
You look like you're, I don't know, probably maybe a few years younger than me.
So you're old enough, I suspect, to remember apartheid and life before black control.
Do you have any recollection of that era?
Was life better than?
Has it truly been a slow or an accelerating decline from what you've seen with your eyes wide open?
Yeah, I don't really remember it too much.
And I'm actually quite old, but thanks.
So you just have a bad memory then.
Yeah.
No, I don't.
I would like to remember it, but actually something that's a bit of a white pill is that where we live, the nicest things about those old days, we still kind of have here in that I can still go to the beach with my family and look around and it's a completely white beach.
Oh, wow.
So that was something that we would have had in the old days by force, whereas now we'll have that here just because those lots have something else that they want to do on that day.
And I'm all for that.
And for me and my family, if it's a beach that's not like that, we pack up and move to another beach.
But in terms of the infrastructure-wise, for the old days, you can just imagine awesome engineers, awesome infrastructure.
Yeah, a very, very different setup to what we got now.
That's impressive that you can still find essentially whites-only beaches in a country.
The demographics are worse than I suspected.
The current breakdown is maybe 9% white in the entire country, something like that.
I think probably quite a bit less than that.
They say eight, but I'd probably say closer to five.
Right.
And did you ever think that were you sort of radicalized by reality from the beginning?
Did you ever think the black rule could possibly work or did you know that this was going to be a bad experiment from the get-go?
Yeah, there were times when I was younger that I did think that everyone could just be friends.
I never ever thought mixing was good.
I always, right from the start, saw that that wasn't good because we were among like the first schools opened up when I was in school.
So we were among the first to actually see what that was like.
Obviously, the adults had it where work was opened up.
I remember my mom telling me about some new manager who came in and all he did was sleep and he never wore socks.
But for us in school, you know, they stuck together, but you could see right away that not the same, not same species.
And how about for your children?
Do you still have the ability to send them to private schools to escape diversity?
Are they thrown into the mix with everybody else?
That's actually the war I'm fighting at the moment because private school is fine, but they are obviously so scared to be called racist that the demographics in the private school is as bad as the others.
And the amount of money in the black community is so, they've got so much money that they can send their kids to all these schools.
So the never relax thing I pump into my kids every single day, but that's obviously against the blue-head nonsense that the schools are doing aside from the demographics.
So I'm fighting the same war I think you guys and a lot of guys are as well.
I'm trying desperately to convince my wife to get them out.
And homeschool or different school?
No, I want a homeschool.
Good luck, brother.
Quick question.
In the United States, we have this issue that maybe you have heard of called critical race theory.
Do they use that term there?
Are you familiar with this concept?
I am familiar with it.
And yes, our kids are beaten to death with it.
So, yeah.
Okay.
Literally.
Yeah, literally and figuratively.
Matt, I don't want this to be a dump on South Africa.
I visited twice, once for vacation with a lovely white couple and had a safe, enjoyable time with a lovely couple.
They have three kids now.
We lost contact over the years, but they were definitely, I would call them naive generously, because even then I wasn't quite red-pilled, but I was like, you guys know what's going on, right?
I mean, why do you hire blacks to take look after your house and watch your kids?
And they said, well, if we didn't hire them, you know, they would be homeless.
Who would hire them?
It was a little bit of like a liberal white man's burden.
But to what we discussed before the show, how the hell, I don't want to go too hard on South Africa and we'll talk about the realities in a little bit, but how do more whites not know the score that they are in deep trouble and that worse is coming down the pike?
Yeah, look, and just to the one point, we can dump on South Africa now for a bit.
I'm sure there'll be some positives later on, which there are.
But okay, to answer your question, you know how the Germans were beaten to death after World War II with the guilt issue.
Sure.
So you can just imagine how the Afrikaners were beaten for the apartheid thing and how the British for the colonialism thing.
So I think that is just exactly it.
It's the guilt that is now being given to you guys there in the States for your thing.
That is just it.
Everyone has this funny gene that's been, I don't know, manipulated and now they can't see it.
Just can't.
Don't know how.
How about independent media there?
You know, is there access at least to the information about white farmers being slaughtered and crime in the cities?
Or do you have a similar sort of censorship and information control?
It's exactly the same.
So I literally use a very simple rule of thumb method to know if I've got a brother in front of me or not is, are you on Telegram?
And when someone says no, haven't heard of it, then you know that that person is just a TV race.
And if the answer to Telegram is yes, I will sometimes even if it's looking good, I'll even slip a Burjack question.
No face-to-face brothers have I found yet, unfortunately.
But it's hard.
Damn.
All right.
Well, maybe we can help with that.
Yeah, we need help here.
I think you definitely need a mana bundle, pull party type system.
I don't know how you guys set it up there, but it's needed because I'm on a group, a Telegram group.
There's a guy called Krusty.
He's friends with Burjack.
And on there is about 150 or so, 100% our guys.
And I have no idea if any of those guys are local or whatever to me.
And yeah, we need to set something up here, NSA.
Amazing.
What I would recommend in before I get like my house rated for aiding like international terrorism or something is set up a date at a neutral ground.
Just say, hey, we're going to have a meetup here.
It's a neutral ground.
Nobody has to do anything.
Nobody's going to know whose cars are what.
And You'd have to figure some way to identify each other.
Maybe, you know, a certain way that you all wear your sunglasses on your head or hanging on your left pocket or something like that, you know, whatever.
And then meet up somewhere neutral and go from there.
Or start with just a few people, develop trust, and then do what we do, which is vet people.
And then you can enlarge your group by vetting people and making sure that they're safe.
Yep.
For me, it was just getting to know somebody well enough online where I liked the cut of their jib.
They seemed legitimate and realized they were vaguely in my area and saying, hey, you know, we should go grab a beer sometime.
And it goes from there.
That was literally the beginning of the Washington, D.C. area pool party back in, God, 2014, 2015.
So you'll make it happen.
Yeah, we're going to, we are going to.
Yeah, absolutely essential.
Of course, there are other groups.
We can talk about Irania and Seward Landers perhaps later.
But you mentioned that you're sort of in between urban and rural, which I, you know, perhaps gives you a good window into both areas.
So let's talk, I guess, about the bad.
How bad is it there?
Do you live daily in fear for your personal safety or is it not quite as bad as we might imagine?
It can be.
If your eyes are closed and you're cruising, you have no idea what could just be around the corner.
So I make sure my family are not blind like that.
You sleep with one eye open figuratively and you're always ready.
For me, I'm never scared of it or worried.
Sometimes if I'm in a bad mood, I welcome it.
But no, safety-wise, it's just strange.
They don't have the out there push-you aggression that you'll get with your blacks, like in New York or something like that, or in London.
These guys are still kind of, I don't know, in their jungle.
So it's a bit different like that.
Once the lights go out, then your security comes in.
Then it's important.
You don't want to get robbed because that situation probably will just go south.
So day-to-day where I am, no, it's fine.
I live in a bubble.
I could be in any country back in the old days in terms of little girls on roller skates or kids on a skateboard during the day.
It's fine.
Happy for you.
How about are you allowed to own firearms or carry a pistol?
Yeah, you can if you got to be careful with the licensing, but we are kind of, I don't know, that subject is starting to get a bit hot in that they are desperate to disarm the population.
They would like to, but recently there was such an uproar from firearm owners that they shot down some kind of law they were going to pass.
So for now, still okay, which is good because without it, we're done in a day.
Absolutely.
And on the bad topics, you know, you wrote into the show just to say, hey, yes, we are kind of a declining country and listed off poor responses to national or to natural disasters, power outages, and the like.
So expand a little bit on that, sort of the recent happenings and the signs of collapse of system failure.
Yeah, it's crazy.
If you can imagine an extension cord, electricity extension cord, and every, on a 10 meter extension cord, every meter is a bit of tape because it's been chopped up.
So you've got 10 little pieces.
I think that is what our grid is like for electricity and water at the moment.
And every single time it's been fixed, like the entire electricity infrastructure, it's being fixed by some 60 IQ guy who has no idea that he should actually use proper equipment because no one's even bothered to tell him because the manager is sleeping all day and not wearing socks.
So it's got to the point now where after the floods, it all fell apart.
So we had this flood and in one day, it knocked out everything, including the cell phones.
So all our cell phone towers have or are supposed to have batteries.
And these batteries have just been getting stolen left, right, and center.
So now they don't have batteries anymore.
So whenever the electricity goes down, the cell phone signal goes down.
So then also everybody who's got fiber and everything.
So we have a system where the electricity produced in the country isn't enough.
Sorry, I'm rambling.
Isn't enough.
So we have this load shedding, which is like time allocated blackouts.
Yeah, deliberate planned blackouts because they can't supply it.
So there's not enough.
So we have these blackouts, but we're at the point now that when you have a blackout, you also have an internet and cell phone out.
And that is a different game altogether.
That's changed things.
And that is now from this year.
That is another level of infrastructure collapse that you would think would start to wake people up.
But no, our guys, unfortunately, and here's the black pill of black pills, is that when we had this absolute disaster where me and my family are thinking, okay, we need to make sure we secure for what's coming.
Everyone else joins a massive charity drive to go and help all the blacks across the highway because of the floods, while we are here also repairing our own flood damage.
It's mental.
Like I'm not a fan of the African continent, if I may say.
Thanks, Rolo.
We're a fan of the southern tip to a certain extent.
Come on, let's be fair.
It's a continent.
Yeah, I know.
All right.
Matt, are you, I was going to save this question toward the end, but I got to know now.
Are you a ride or die South African, meaning born there, you're going to die there on your own terms or someone else's?
Or are you guys thinking about, is emigration even in the picture?
No, we do have an option for immigration.
But I'm going to say ride or die or ride till I die.
And to the point where I've been following you guys and a lot of the guys on the homesteading type thing, and have even realized I'm not even going inland or into farming or rural.
I'm setting up at home where I am.
And yeah, ride or die.
There you go.
Man after Sam's heart.
Sam's not moving.
Sam's neighborhood could turn 100% black and he'd be like, this is still my home.
I'm staying.
No, no, no.
Then you got to move.
I'm very situational on the whole thing.
You know, like Sam, I support Sam staying where he's at.
You know, America, America still has places that you could run to.
But you can't like, we have to get this idea, like white flight is driving white people out of their homes.
Like, screw you, nigger, screw you, Jew.
This is my home and you can't freaking have it.
Stop running.
But I will say there are exceptions.
If you're like in South Africa or Haiti keeps popping into my mind, but like there's no white people in Haiti.
Baltimore?
Well, yeah, Baltimore, like please leave Baltimore.
But if you're in an area where there really isn't anywhere left to run in your country, I don't blame you for leaving it.
Go to a white area or go to a country that, you know, is majority white because we can take all this stuff back eventually and you're worth more alive.
But I also don't really hold it against people if they're like, this is my home and I'm going to stay here.
It's like, I understand.
I wouldn't blame you if you left, but I don't blame you for staying over there.
Right.
Principles and what's right for your family too.
And of course, family and friends.
Matt, I'm sure you know at least some people there, some white people who have fled the country or perhaps done domestic white flight.
What's common?
On my first trip over there, it's weird.
I sort of look down upon my lovely friendly host for being naive about the racial question.
But then I met another guy on the other end of the spectrum who's like, no, I'm getting the hell out of here as soon as possible.
And I was like, oh, what a coward, what a traitor abandoning his country.
But do whites there do the, we'll just move one stop down the interstate?
Obviously, a lot of them have fled since the end of apartheid.
And are some of them just running to the country to start a homestead?
Yeah, it's not easy to just go into the country and start up a homestead as much as I'd love to.
I would need so much capital to get that going.
I just don't see it as an option.
But the guys who go overseas and emigrate, a lot of them, very close friends and still are, they do seem to rub their hands with a bit of like J Glee when we have these catastrophes happen because they almost just want to feel good about their decision.
But for the most part, again, we still have great weather and a great normal life here.
And our kids are still growing up.
We're dangerous at school, but on a normal weekend, our kids are getting up to stuff that you like most people can't imagine.
And in that sense, the people who have left are jealous as hell.
So I think for that reason, still, I'm happy for the time that I've still given my kids here.
Obviously, we'd leave if we had to, but nah.
Matt, Matt, I work with a guy who is from South Africa and he just opened up to me one day and started talking about it.
I didn't know that that was the country of origin for him.
And he spoke of it with great affection.
And he talked about the seasons there and a few things like that.
And I've noticed that people who are from South Africa, they do speak about it very lovingly.
What do you say about that?
Yeah, I totally agree.
I mean, I traveled a lot.
I spent time with work in a previous life.
I spent time traveling to a lot of countries across the planet and I battled to find one place that was the same.
Obviously, we all have that place that we love where we grew up, but there's very few places that are as phenomenal as where I stay here.
It's a little gold mine and figuratively.
And Yeah, I would also, when I was overseas, I'm very fond and proud of South Africa.
So it's hard to see a decline, but eyes are open.
It is what it is.
And it could be fixed in about six months.
This entire place could be fixed.
But you would need to have one of our guys in charge.
And you mentioned that the vast majority of white South Africans are utterly clueless on the JQ.
Jews are just another type of white people.
I assume that you have the same media ownership there, but they just, they don't have access to the stuff that we had access to, I guess.
Yep.
The news here is identical to yours and they are owned by the same.
And yeah, it's crazy.
But we've got an area here, one of the richest areas around us here.
You can drive through every one of the turning circles or roundabouts, traffic control things.
And every one of them has got a menorah of some kind, but not a full menorah.
It's always just half of one.
You have to be awake to actually see what it is.
And it's like these guys are giving half signals.
And I'm tortured to be the only one who actually sees it.
Yeah, they are everywhere.
You're like Rowdy Roddy Piper in They Live.
Yeah.
No one wants to put the glasses on.
Yep.
Half menorahs.
You think that's a tongue-in-cheek dog whistle?
Like soon to come, we'll be putting up the whole thing?
I don't know.
That's weird.
No, it's they're not, they're not hiding it.
There's a Jewish school right in the middle of it.
Oh, man.
All right, Matt.
Did they mention blacks into the Jewish school?
I saw one.
Was that a Hebrew or a black Israelite?
Was he like out there telling them that he was glad the Holocaust happened?
He just wrote the whole thing.
I was like, get it real, dude.
Yeah, I have no idea.
He goes in, he's like, Heil Hitler!
The Holocaust was a joke.
We had that drop at one point.
Right!
Cry, Jewel, cry.
Oh, man, that's good.
All right.
Homework, Rolo.
Get me some more of those black Hebrew Israelite drops, please.
Boohoo.
Cry more.
Matt, give us.
All right.
So when I was there, I remembered seeing the electrified fences around people's houses.
I guess my hosts were not actually electrified because he just climbed right over it after he forgot his keys in the house one night.
I thought he was going to get fried.
He's like, no, man, don't worry about it.
But what are some standards?
What do you do?
I don't want to probe too much here, of course, but just in terms of protecting your family, security cameras, electric fences, firearms, street smarts, wake our audience up.
Of course, part of the reason for doing the show is things literally have from the intro to this episode really accelerated over the past few years and are continuing to do so.
So without being a fearmonger or a guy who dumps on South Africa, I do want people to start thinking about this greater threat and these worse demographics as something, if not in their lifetime, then for their kids for sure.
So any bits of wisdom or maybe even experiences that you've had, if you can.
Dogs, you just cannot be in a property without dogs.
And yeah, I'd say that that is number one because all the other security measures I've had, but electricity plays a part with your cameras.
You don't want to have a generator on all night or run batteries for cameras, for electric fence.
So your dogs are critical.
The big dog outside, the little dogs inside.
I'd say that's probably the most critical here.
And again, I'm no security expert, but I am just a dude who's living here.
But one other thing is you guys obviously have WhatsApp, right?
We do, but none of us, yeah, none of us use it because it's Facebook owned and has tons of security holes, flaws, deliberate back doors.
Absolutely.
But so all the normies will obviously still be very WhatsApp-y.
So about nine, 10 years ago, I set up a WhatsApp group on our road that was a security group where, and it's actually ended up with us having one of the safest streets because I controlled it very, very strictly.
No mention of somebody's left their dog out or can I borrow a cup of sugar?
Absolutely not.
And no issues of racial sensitivity allowed.
If you want to complain that somebody's profiled a car with four bravo males, I will have you removed from the group.
It must be reported.
And I think that kind of hard line got accepted by everybody, even though they're all purple hair normies.
And that's quite a good thing.
And the other thing is when you see a face on your road that you don't know, don't do the smile and wave and be friendly thing.
I slow right down and I circle the road.
So that guy will see me drive past him two or three times.
And that just gives that guy a sense of this road's a little bit more hectic than the other road.
Amen.
Like a digital neighborhood watch.
Yeah.
Next door is an app that a lot of our guys have recommended, especially if they're in rough neighborhoods, just to keep tabs on things and to be able to tip off their neighbors and also to troll too.
You know, all these people with anxieties about their neighborhood, but walking on eggshells about race, good place to give them the straight scoop.
And what was it called?
Next door.
I think it's just one word.
Next door, at least that's popular here.
I don't know if it's international.
And yeah, amen on the dogs too.
Apologies, audience.
If you can hear my dog barking in the background, she patrols the property for deer.
I put her away before the show, but somebody let her out.
So I'm like muting myself frantically here.
So it's not bad audio.
Yeah, good stuff, Matt.
And you guys, yeah, you said basically knock on wood.
You've had good success so far staying safe and not being wrong.
It's good.
Yeah, it's an absolute treasure to get your perspective, get the straight stuff and not just some not fictional lies, but exaggerated picture of what's going on in South Africa real large.
Let's see.
Is Alon Musk a hero to white South Africans?
I actually, I don't really know.
Yeah, I think probably, but not me.
I've seen South Africans saying that he they look at him as a hero.
But these are obviously like normies.
Like this is a white South African that is now a billionaire.
So of course he's a hero, right?
Yeah, if one thinks of all the things that he could do, I'm not going to be tut-tutting about Alan and what he chooses to spend his money on.
But I remember, I don't know, did you ever see Lauren Southern's, what the hell is it called?
Farmlands, Badlands, the documentary she did about white farmers and the menace.
But when one just thinks about what Alan could do for his home country, just with a tweet, if not some shekel bomb.
And also I remember Trump tweeting about violence against whites in South Africa.
And then he put his best neocon job, Mike Pompeo.
He's like, yeah, we'll look into that.
And then it was crickets after that.
But you're familiar with that documentary by Lauren Southern.
It's a couple of years old by now.
Yeah, I remember it back in the day.
I actually don't even know if I watched it.
But no, we see that.
I follow the South African things and everything that happened there is still very much happening.
It's not easy to be on a farm now.
But I have an idea on the farms.
So if there's any farming guys listening here, I was thinking about a ring of dogs because dogs are getting poisoned.
So I was thinking that you have an outer ring of dogs that are at risk of being poisoned, but there's no access to a second ring of dogs that are now going mad at what's going on with the other dogs.
And then you have your house.
And I was actually thinking that like a multi-level perimeter with the outside cannot get to the second or third level dogs.
And as a security thing on a farm, I reckon that could be something that I would look at if I was on a farm.
Yeah, your expendable troublemakers, your pawn dogs, and then your treasured ones not in arm's reach.
No pit bulls, though.
Do they have pit bulls in South Africa?
I assume one of you might be is that the one exception to the to the PQ gents?
If you're on a South African farm, you're allowed to have pit bulls.
I don't know.
No, pit bulls are bad news anywhere.
There it is.
All right.
I think we're at consensus on that.
It's not bad enough that apartheid was ended, that Mandela, the commie, came into office, that things are falling apart.
But you also have a program, I believe it's called Black Empowerment, BE, which is your version of affirmative action.
So you're not only demographically disadvantaged, you're not only at a security risk, but I imagine that you're discriminated against in university admissions and hiring too.
But I don't know that for a fact.
What's the straight story there?
Yeah, it's absolutely ridiculous.
So imagine affirmative action where you guys are with your demographic numbers.
You could look at it as helping out the minority.
But here, you're helping out the absolute majority.
It's just mental.
But one funny thing is you get points in your business.
That's if you register for it.
I could not be bothered to do such a stupid thing.
But you get points, which means you'll win contracts or be looked at more favorably if you get better points for how black you are.
So obviously black, disabled female.
Oh, God.
But it's five in the morning.
You're getting angry.
I like it.
Yeah.
But I had a funny thought where I was like, imagine like an awake Japanese guy who looks at your business and you are this level one, which means you are the most blackest and retarded female with one leg.
And that Japanese guy looks at you and you're like, hey, I'm actually not really sure your company is going to be able to do my work because you've got so many black managers.
And I was trying to get this across to a friend of mine who should have been awake to it.
And he just, he just couldn't get my point.
So, yeah, I think that is, that's kind of the thing that I would actually say the worse your score, the more effective your company is.
Yeah.
And it sounds like you have to be careful about the things that you say around your fellow white people because many of them are sensitive about racial questions.
They don't want to get targeted for being a racist.
Is that the case?
Yeah, my immediate friends, they know they get a good chuckle.
I hit them very, very hard with red pills every day and I haven't lost friends.
So, yeah, so they are getting slowly but surely, I am beating it into them and but slowly.
It's so painful.
It's amazing how similar it is there to all of our countries around the world.
Sad but true.
How about politics, Matt?
I understand that the Democratic Alliance is sort of the clearinghouse for everybody who's not down with the African National Congress and they're, I guess, the biggest minority party.
Do you vote regularly?
Do you have hope for politics?
Or is this really a single party town just with a nod to quote unquote democracy?
Yeah, I don't vote.
I voted once when I was, I don't know, 18 or 19, and I can't even remember who I voted for, but I don't vote.
And that DA is, it's just a clown show.
I just saw that new DA leader doing the Ukraine thing, posing next to unexploded bombs.
And it's unbelievably painful.
He's a mask guy.
He's a vaccine guy.
Not interested in politics here whatsoever.
It's all fake and gay and corrupt.
I will just carry on with life as it happens now.
Do you have hope for the future then?
I mean, for so many people, it's like, well, if we can't do it politically or democratically, then how the hell can we do it?
So a serious question.
Do you see the prospect of South?
You mentioned how easy it would be given the tools and the ability, 100 good men, perhaps.
But yeah, how do you, what's your mindset on that?
Are you just going to ride it out until the end?
Or do you think there might be some miracle coming down the pike?
I don't like it, but the only way out of it is for the full race war to happen.
So we actually had a scenario in July last year where the entire province that we're in just ascended into this Zulu chaos of looting and burning and stealing and nonsense.
And that, so while, so while this was suddenly starting and going on, all the towns around us started burning.
These guys were coming in by the thousand, tens of thousand, and just running through and burning and ransacking and stealing everything.
So we obviously mobilized.
I mean, there was gunshots going over what felt like over my head while I just got to work.
And I was like, oh my God, what is going on?
Jump in the car.
I wanted to get home, make sure family's cool.
So when that happened, we somehow managed to mobilize and get onto the bridges where there was amassed crowds on the other side wanting to come in and we were just saying, you're not coming in.
And that, where we were at a stage level readiness of zero, we learned over the next day or so and we pushed back and there was fights.
There was gunfights.
It was mental.
We pushed back that by the time the week, a full seven day week, by the time that ended, we were at, we were, we had drones in the air.
We were ready.
We were at like stage level eight.
And so what that did, so that's maybe a story for another day if I ever get to come back.
So far, so good.
I'm about to throw you on the birth panel and kick Rollo out as long as you can press a little button and hit record.
No, but what that did was it meant that our town, not just our town, maybe all towns with our people in, even though they blew head, we basically realized that we'll never be at a state, a readiness state of zero again.
So the security companies and individuals are pretty much always now at the state of ready, which means we can lock our town down.
So I think that when the infrastructure collapses, absolute worst case scenario, if infrastructure collapses, no electricity, no nothing, we will have that full zombie horde come across for our stuff and we will go to the last ammo and then it's over or we'll have enough ammo and we'll repel it.
And then that crowd will fight and eat each other.
And in a few months, the whole thing starts again.
And then it starts again in our terms.
So that is a crazy madmax scenario, but I see that as being one of the only ways to actually get out the other side.
And I think, yeah, two to six months of hell, fight hard.
And yeah, but I want to do it.
I would rather do it now.
I want that to happen now rather than leave it for my kids who say, geez, dad, did you really leave this for us when our numbers were only 1%?
Real talk, brother.
Yeah.
Smashers.
That's probably music to smashers ears.
I would guess.
It is.
It is.
Just rip off the band-aid, right?
Like, I mean, I even feel the same way about America.
And I know that our situation here in America is pretty different as far as the race stuff goes, as far as the balance of the demographics and whatever.
And I think the government in the United States is still a lot more functional than the government of South Africa.
So we've got a long ways to go yet.
But it's like the Roe v. Wade thing, I think, is kind of an interesting highlight for this is that like we clearly just can't get along, right?
We can't get along.
So why are we doing this?
Like, why are we still here kicking the can down the road, hating each other and spitting at each other?
It's like one of my favorite quotes, and Rolo, you're going to have to bleep a word, but it's, if you hate me, then kill me or shut the f ⁇ up.
Right.
And it's like, so that's, that's where I'm at.
We can either kill each other or we can separate.
But this like weird flirting with racial hatred stuff is really getting old.
It's just so tiring.
It's like going to work at a job you hate.
It's a grind.
It's a massive grind towards some form of separation, whether it be peaceful or violent.
And I mean, to be honest, like peaceful separation is preferred.
There's a whole, you know, a lot less problems with peaceful separation.
But is it achievable?
Who knows?
In South Africa, probably definitely not.
In America, who knows?
Parasites do not like to separate from their hosts.
But I think that one encouraging thing we can take from Matt's remarks is that our enemy is not inexhaustible.
Our enemy is not unbeatable.
And that's one thing that people should remind themselves.
It's easy to be discouraged by the different factoids and statistics and things.
But our enemies are not invincible.
Our enemies are not almighty.
Yep.
What I think we need to do is do a real deep dive into history and find some kind of system where the races were largely separated.
We can call it apartness or something like that.
I'm drawing a total blank over a system that matters.
No, I know.
Yeah.
And we are going to talk about Roe v. Wade in the second half and the portents of things to come, what that signifies, assuming that it goes forth.
Matt, I got a couple more for you here, if you don't mind.
What do you know about Irania?
In my mind, it is a somewhat rural, maybe a little bit poor white township of sorts up in the north, I believe.
You know, is that a legit thing?
Is it a good idea?
Have you ever visited?
I haven't been, but I would love to.
And I get a feeling that they would be wise to carry on with the image of being poor.
But I would imagine that in actual fact, they are almost the, I don't know, you know, that image of the space future, if we hadn't allowed blacks in or whatever, I think they could pretty much be that quite easily.
So, yeah, I would love it.
It's perfectly ideal.
I don't know how the hell they get away with it, but yeah.
Sure.
How about the Sewardlanders, sort of a self-defense organization?
I think it's Simon Roche is their leader or one of their leaders.
I actually saw a presentation he gave in Washington a few years ago.
You know, they were passing the hat, but spreading the word as well.
You're familiar with them?
Yeah, I am.
I've followed that guy quite a bit.
And I think initially our guys were a little bit not so happy with him because he refused to really go near the white nationalism type thing and the history of us.
Actually, this is supposed to be our country.
But I think he's given us a signal or two where he just legally, he just can't really tip his hat to us.
But I think he's I think he's all right.
Yeah, good to hear.
I liked him personally.
But yeah, I've heard, you know, hey, and anybody who's prominent is going to have critics, as we know, even if you go full fashion, full 1488 or whatever.
Matt, have you ever bought a 12-pack, tied one on and watched Michael Kaine and Zulu at midnight?
Oh, it sounds like a good idea.
I think I might.
Ask me next time.
All right.
Tell you what, I'll buy the 12-pack.
Let's do it IRL, either here or over there sometime.
Good stuff.
All right.
And let's close out the hour with some positives, Matt.
What do you love about South Africa?
I mean, I know it's a beautiful country with great people.
I love the accent.
And hey, you're still here kicking, but go ahead.
Give us some of the things you love about it.
Dads and Lads Weekend coming up again.
Very excited.
So I got an older boy.
We had to leave the daughter at home, but I got an older boy and a young boy.
He's six.
So last year we went to St. Lucia, which is this World Heritage Site, phenomenal place.
And yeah, I gave the little boy my favorite throwing spear.
So not only did he get his first kill and walk around for a day or so with this crab on top of his spear, but he chased a whole bunch of monkeys out of the hut.
We were all outside around the fire and all these monkeys came out the hut, like running.
And suddenly you see this six-year-old kid with his spear charging out after them.
So very much our hero.
But that type of thing we do quite often.
Our weekends here are full.
We have adventures into 4x4, going to the bush, beach adventures.
There's a lot to do.
Just, yeah, stay away from them.
And I'm smiling through the microphone just thinking about it.
Speaking of which, what's your favorite childhood memory?
Bless you for listening to the show and reaching out.
What comes to your mind first from your childhood in South Africa?
We used to be able to drive on the beach, so we can't do that anymore.
But I'd say a ski rope behind the beach buggy and yeah, dragging behind the beach buggy on the beach, going into the water and on sand.
That's something I think about quite often.
Amazing.
Sam, Smasher Rolo, you got anything else for our new pal, Matt?
Amen.
Matt, you're a natural.
You know, once again, went out on a limb.
We didn't do a voice check to confirm your accent.
You look cozy there in your van.
I'd love to come visit, take a little road trip into the bush and have some cold ones out there.
Sure.
Yeah.
God bless your brother.
Thank you so much for coming on.
You were a natural and you're welcome back anytime.
I forgot to ask you before the show, is there a South African song or folk song that you might want to suggest or play for the break?
And if not, I got one in the hopper, but it's all yours, buddy, if you know one.
Nah, go for it.
Maybe I'll think of one for next time.
All right.
Sounds good.
Well, this track is one of my favorite rock tracks of all time.
It's been in my running playlist probably for 10 years.
Goes back to 2004.
This is a South African band.
I don't know if they're cringe or if they're anti-racist or whatnot, but Cether is a South African band.
What's your reaction when you hear Cether, Matt?
Cringe or not bad?
No, I remember the band.
I just don't even remember them being South African.
Right.
They had no idea that they were South African homeless.
I looked them up.
Yeah, totally legit.
Their original name is Saron Gas.
Yeah, I saw that.
They made him change it.
Anyway, Matt, thank you so much.
Bless you and your family.
Bless all of your white brothers and sisters in South Africa.
Hang in there.
Keep in touch.
Let us know if you need anything.
You're welcome on anytime.
And this is Fine Again by Cether, and we'll be right back.
Thanks, guys.
Thanks a lot.
Thank you.
It seems like every day is the same and I'm left to discover my own.
It seems like everything is gray and there's no color to behold.
They say it's over and I'm fine again.
Try to stay sober.
Feels like I'm dying.
One day too late.
I will head out my own prepared one day too late.
Just as well.
I feel the dream in me expire.
And there's no one left to blame it on.
I hear you label me a liar.
Cause I can't sit to get this through.
You say it's over.
I can't sigh again.
Why try to stay sober when I am you?
And I am aware now of how everything's gonna be fine.
One day, too late.
I am out here.
I am prepared now.
Since everyone's gonna be fine one day, too late, just as well.
And I'm not scared now.
I must assure you you're never gonna get away.
And I'm not scared now.
And I'm not scared now.
I am aware now of how everything's gonna be fine.
One day, turn away.
I am out here on my own.
Prepare now.
Since everyone's gonna be fine one day too late, just as well.
I am prepared now.
Since everything's gonna be fine for me, follow me for myself.
Follow me, follow me, for myself.
Follow me, follow me, follow myself.
I am prepared now for myself.
I am prepared now when I am fine again.
And welcome back to Full House episode 127, second half, second hour.
God bless Matt, his family, and all of his compatriots down in South Africa.
What a wonderful job.
A little bit of a coach gamble to have him on, sight unseen.
Never spoke to him before, and he was a natural and really, you know, equal parts horrified and yet somewhat relieved to hear his stories about horrified to hear how clueless they are, writ large, and then also gratified to hear that it is not actually like the Cambodian killing fields on a daily basis, everywhere there.
So a little reality check from a quote-unquote regular guy about what's going on in South Africa, and we will have him back on.
I am sipping on shame on me, a Bud Light Orange that my wife brought home.
Must have been on discount.
Hated it at first.
It's kind of growing on me, though.
I really don't like to give business to Bud Light, of course.
I think what Sam is sipping on, did I see a Golden Corres banquet there in your hand, Sammy baby?
Yes, sir.
Yes, sir.
Actually, it's part of the part of the case that I brought with me to the gig.
You brought your case home from the gig?
I left mine in the fridge.
No, I left some at home and I brought so much of it there.
Sure.
Smasher, you teetotaling?
I am.
I am fasting as of like 10, 15.
Hell yeah.
My weight begins with a one again as of tonight by virtue of doing the 23-1 fasting.
Only eating dinner these days, having a couple cold ones for the show.
But yeah, slowly but surely getting into beach body shape and making everyone else hate me because I get hangry.
Lunchtime, you know, easy to skip breakfast.
That's like falling off a log.
Skipping lunch.
Ooh, boy.
That's always a struggle.
That's what you need bang for.
Caffeine's a great appetite suppressant.
Yeah, I'm slamming coffee throughout the day for sure.
Coffee and sparkling waters, but it works.
And Junior had a, he did wonderful pitching tonight, but he had a rough night up at the plate.
So I had to do the whole dad commiseration thing where I said, look, when I was your age, and I was not pitching at your age and I was striking out a lot.
So don't take it personal, but it didn't help.
He was beating himself up.
So sort of the things you go through with kids and sports ups and downs.
And speaking of kids, yes, I mentioned it at the top.
Our dear potato.
He's not a pyromaniac, but he did almost burn down the gazebo.
Last Friday night, we had a little campfire in the valley.
Kids were down there.
I was down there.
And he has played with what he calls fire sticks before at the fire.
You know, oh, look, I got a little stick.
And if you stick it in, the end catches on fire.
And turn your head for one minute, 30 seconds.
And he had wandered over to the gazebo and either intentionally or unintentionally put that fire stick on two very misplaced spruces, some sort of evergreen, totally green trees, but with all of those needles at the base.
And it went up like kindling, like a piece of paper.
And fortunately, we had fire extinguishers very close at hand.
There was actually one in the gazebo, but I didn't think about that at the time.
So I went to grab one.
My wife went to grab the other and we put the sucker out.
It had spread.
It had just started spreading from the tree to the structure and up the roof.
And another 30 seconds to a minute perhaps could have been out of control.
So shame on us for turning our back and letting him wander away with a fire stick.
And good on us, I guess, for having fire extinguishers at hand.
Almost lost the studio.
Lesson learned.
And no, he did not get punished too hard because he was horrified, terrified, ran up to the house and hid under the blankets for about three hours.
And then he asked for dessert later.
His punishment was, can I have dessert?
You know, after he had come out of his cocoon.
And I said, no dessert for boys who almost burned down the gazebo, which made everybody in the house laugh.
Dad's stern discipline here.
Anyway, I think that's all that's going on.
I would like to revisit strange things that blacks eat.
Sam has a cabinet.
I'm just like, oh, God, that's cold, Jerry.
It's cold.
Kind of horrifying.
There's a great story on one of my favorite podcasts other than this one, The Final Storm, and talking about this nigger eating shoe polish, addicted to it, black shoe polish.
And she specified the black shoe polish is tasty, but the brown shoe polish is kind of bitter.
You know, who knew?
But yeah, I mean, they don't.
Don't put a bittering agent in the brown shoe polish.
But don't forget it was one to two tins a week for nine years.
So it wasn't just like she ate it like once or twice or something.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And I've heard other stories of that.
Of course, we all know about the cornstarch, but I was watching this one show, Strange Addiction, and this Negro was eating.
And it's always women, of course, doing this.
Eating a dryer sheets of all things.
I mean, imagine putting that in your mouth.
I mean, despite it makes them kind of pleasant.
Imagine being black.
Are there microplastics and dryer sheets?
Or seedless?
No, no, it's no, it's actually very good for you because it doesn't have either of those things.
Yeah, it's probably good for your breath, too.
You smell like fresh laundry.
She could just drink like a normal Indian.
Like a normal Indian.
Imagine someone's talking to you, though, and their breath smells like laundry.
You would be like, you're like, I got a brain tuber, don't I?
This is something's wrong here.
Our buddy talking about recovering from COVID and that all meat smelled like crap, literal feces to him.
Whatever the meat was just smelled like sewage.
He got some experimental treatment, like a shot in the neck to take care of it.
And he said it changed a little bit.
Like it doesn't smell like garbage to him anymore.
But now crap smells like meat, literally.
Oh, good.
Good thing he's not go work at the sanitation department at the water treatment facility and you're like salivating for steak all day.
No, you're salivating for sewage all day.
Like that's the short.
That's that's gosh, this sewage smells like a T-bone.
Yum, yum.
Oh, man.
Just want, just want our buddy Matt back on the show, comfy from his, from his van.
Bring it back to normal here.
Probably did, probably did that so he was quiet so he didn't wake up his family at four o'clock in the morning.
What a guy.
All right.
Enough love for Matt.
Screw him.
He's not here now.
He went fishing.
He went fishing instead of sticking around with us for the second half.
All right.
New White Life.
Smasher.
Not New White Life, but the precursor to New White Life done properly.
Go ahead.
Yeah, I just want to do a quick shout out for a couple that got married this past weekend.
And she never answered what names I should use.
So they know who they are.
Congratulations.
And yeah.
Way to go, guys.
Did you go to the wedding?
You weren't invited?
I was invited, but it was in Canada.
You were going to go to the skinhead show.
That's why you said no.
Yeah.
And then you ended up doing breaks.
I have plans.
Sorry.
Yep.
Yeah.
Would have been good to hear you.
You were going to play on stage, too.
Were you going to do the cello or the guitar?
Guitar?
The guitar.
Yeah.
I wish.
But I don't own a cello.
So that's everybody should send me money so I can buy a cello.
Or it would have been nice if you went up there and made a little political talk, a little political speech.
I would love to.
I remember my speech from St. Patrick's Day did not get recorded.
Aw.
But I thought it was cool on one of those gigs from a year or two ago.
And in between the bands, Warren went up there and gave a little bit of a talk.
I think that's a cool thing to do is, you know, kind of interlace those things.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Absolutely.
And our buddy Nate gave us a shout out from behind the drum set on stage, screamed out, everybody listen to Full House in a momentary moment of silence when everybody's ears were ringing.
What a dynamo he was.
Yeah.
I think a lot of the people there know about Full House because a lot of them knew Coach and a lot of them knew me.
That's right.
Maybe they just really like the fatherland.
Some of them, yeah.
There were people who knew that as well.
And in fact, there was one.
young guy that we actually gave him a lift from the hotel up to the gig.
So we're just kind of chit-chatting.
No, wait a minute.
Okay.
There was him.
There was another guy I'm thinking of.
Oh, boy.
Let's see.
And anyways, this other guy I was talking to and I mentioned about Full House.
And he's, you know, his eyes kind of went wide.
Oh, I got a buddy.
He's a big fan.
He brought out his phone.
He started texting him.
Hey, I'm talking to Sam from Full House.
But Mark from White Power Hours.
White Power Hour.
He's a trip.
He's so funny.
So nice, too.
So kind and easygoing.
You know, he's this gruff, profane grumbler on the show.
And he's a big pussycat.
Aside from, do we call it the mosh pit, Sam, or the slam box?
You know, I'm hip.
I'm cool with the, what do you call it?
Any, any of those.
I think a lot of people call it the mosh pit if they're a certain age.
Slam box is something else.
Don't use your secret words with honey on the air, guys.
Yeah.
Before we get too far afield, I mean, I do have, it was really wonderful.
I think the audience probably knows that we are advocates of going to the show and my experience certainly bore that out.
But a couple, couple of fun stories I want to share.
But before we get too far afield, Tortuga wrote in and said, greetings, Full House fam.
I am pleased to announce the birth of my nephew last Friday.
My parents are happy to have their first grandchild.
And God willing, he will be the first of many.
Love your show and God bless.
Thank you for that, Tortuga.
Hope you're 18.
You're not getting off Scott Easy here.
I'm going to criticize you for not being a father yet.
I'm just kidding, buddy.
But yeah, give your parents even more joy and give them one from your own loins.
And yeah, congratulations, I guess, to your brother or your sister.
Another one here.
Hey, Coach, I'm proud to announce to the birth panel a new white life.
My first son was born this morning, and I want to share my joy with everyone.
My wife and I have had three daughters in dot, dot, dot, dot.
And that's the end of the message because this guy in his new father ecstasy or new son ecstasy, at least, he put the email in the subject line.
So it cut out.
So the body of the email was empty.
He just like banged out the entire email and the subject line.
So I don't know that came from Fritz Patriarch.
So Fritz, if there's more to that story, I'm happy to read it on air.
But bro, you put the email in the subject line in your, you're already sleep deprived and losing it, man.
I don't know if you're going to make it through the first two years.
Just kidding.
Congratulations, Fritz.
All right.
And congratulations to Jeb Stewart, who is newly engaged.
Hit me up on Telegram.
And Jeb had a question for us.
He said he is fostering to adopting two German shepherds.
Wonderful thing.
You can foster dogs like a halfway house from all of the rescue organizations, whatever your breed, you know, you can just put them up for a while.
And if you do a good job or if you come to love the little guy or girl, you can keep it, adopt it.
But he said he named them Hugo and Boss, and he knows nothing about training dogs.
And he wants to teach them commands in German.
Mach Schnell.
But he asked about training dogs.
And we don't, we had our poor Mako dearly departed, but she was so easy we barely had to train her.
And then this damn dog we have, no, she's lovely, is practically feral running around the valley all day long.
Do you guys ever train dogs?
I mean, I know Smasher's got three big dogs.
Did they come already trained or did you have to whip them into shape?
So they did not come trained.
They were very, very young.
And so they weren't trained.
And then, well, Balto, the newest dog that we have, he's only a year younger, but he was in, what, five different homes in three years.
He was basically a puppy when we got him mentally.
And, you know, he's obviously in much better shape now.
He's probably actually our best trained dog.
When I was getting out of the army, I kind of spurged out about dog training because I thought that maybe I would become a dog trainer or breeder because I like dogs a lot, hence having three of them.
And so I've read like a bunch of dog psychology books and different training books and stuff.
So I could put a list together, some books to read that might be helpful.
Awesome.
The biggest thing is repetition and like schedule and quite frankly, like self-discipline.
Once you decide that this is what you want to do and this is how you want to do it, like don't change.
Don't change.
Right.
Consistency.
Same with kids too.
Set the rules and stick to them.
How about you have to assert dominance?
Yeah, always, always don't let, you know, don't let your dogs.
You can't be too playful with them all the time or, you know, you have to show that you're the boss or they lose respect for you very easily.
Yep.
And then he asked about, Jeb asked about instructing them in German.
And I'm just like, I don't know, bro.
You know, learn your German commands and then use the same dog training techniques from the books that Smasher will send me or send direct to you.
I get a note here, so I'll hit you up, buddy.
Congratulations on your new engagement and to the lovely lady, too.
We have to and we want to cover the Roe v. Wade looming decision for the purposes of this conversation.
We will assume that it actually does happen, even though, of course, there is the distinct possibility that the not exactly stalwart legal eagles on the Supreme Court might actually, who knows?
Maybe they're going to get pressured to change their mind.
All it would take is one.
Apparently, it's 5'4.
Three of the Trump appointed justices, Amy Coney Barrett, Gorsuch, and Kavanaugh, plus not Scalia, but Alito.
Yep.
Alito and Clarence Thomas, of course.
Alito was George W. Bush and Clarence Thomas was appointed by the first George Bush.
Anyway, the most, well, I'll just frame this.
I won't go through everything, let you guys kick it around too.
But we complain about so much in our society, in our government, in our politics, even in our own cause.
And abortion and the fact that we've had over 50 million abortions in this country, which of course is roughly equivalent to the number of invasives we have allowed to come here, at least legally, I think.
I don't even, maybe more with the illegals counted.
And then out, relatively out of left field.
I mean, the pro-life movement has been pushing for this for, as Niggy always reminds us, what, almost 50 years since Roe in 73?
Yep.
And then we get this decision that is actually going to strike down what was both bad.
It was lawmaking from the bench and it was a moral abomination.
And it was built on a lie.
And what's the detail there?
She didn't get an abortion or she wasn't prejudiced?
She wasn't raped.
She admitted years later that she felt responsible for all those dead babies and she became a born again Christian.
Yeah.
I hope Roe or whatever.
I just came back.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I forgot what her actual name is.
Yeah, I was just framing it, Smasher.
But long story short, the number one for me is in this case, I know we're all cynical.
I know we think it's all fake and gay or that all of those justices are co-opted in one way or another or that this is Finkelthink or it's a pressure release valve.
But good Lord, like you just got a top-down decision that cuts at one of the shibboleths of the idols of the left for 50 years now, something they worship.
And sure, this may not work out perfectly in implementation.
It's not the answer to all of our problems, but I do believe it's something genuinely to celebrate.
And we can go into the one of the biggest critiques is, oh, well, it just means we're going to have a baby boom among blacks and Hispanics, and this is going to hasten our demographic demise.
But I did put that poll out to our esteemed compatriots in the chat, and over 90% of them said, yes, this is a good thing for our people.
Not an appeal to the crowd or whatnot.
But I just, I can't get down with the argument that we should allow white abortions, or at least the states that are going to ban it should not be allowed to ban it because therefore blacks might have more babies too.
That seems like throwing out the white babies with the brown bathwater.
Go ahead, Sam.
I'm sure you celebrated this or saw it as good premature news.
Yes, certainly.
Just taking it at face value, it's a great thing.
How can we have this on our country?
You know, this is, there's just no going forward with abortion being legal everywhere and the Supreme Court backing it up.
Now, you know, right away, you have to start admitting all of the things that are, you know, the other side of the argument, you know.
And I suppose the one thing I would put out there is to temper my own good feelings is just remember, this nigger faggot country doesn't belong to us in any way.
And so like, you know, something, something is done or not done in this country, you know, is it good for us or not good for us?
You know, it's debatable because this country is at heart against us.
And in many ways, we cannot call this our country.
So, but it's certainly anything that is going in the right direction, then we have to cheer it.
And, you know, some of the things too, it's been pointed out by others that the amount of abortions has gone way down in any time period that you want to cite to five years, 10 years, 20 years.
So, you know, some cynical person may observe that, well, maybe that's why they're allowing it now to this decision to be overturned.
And for, you know, the states are already regulating it.
And there's all these court cases all the time of states implementing some law and then somebody trying to stop it and all that.
So, you know that you might say that tarnishes it a little bit, but uh, at at heart, i'll just come right back to saying uh, you know that it's a, it's a disgusting evil, it's.
It's terrible that we could say we live in this country where such a horrible thing is allowed and it's done with our tax dollars and everything else.
So uh, any move in the right direction is to be celebrated.
Smasher um, i'm more lukewarm on it.
Yeah yeah, it is good.
I I think it's good morally, but from a practical uh, like political perspective, like I think it's kind of meaningless.
Um, the system doesn't need abortion anymore.
So they're giving a fake win to Republicans.
if it even happens, but who knows, it might not even happen.
And even if it does happen, it's just removing abortion as a federal thing.
So states can still keep on-demand abortion, and they can get rid of it if they want to.
And so I think we all kind of know how it's going to shake out as far as what states are going to be where.
And so ultimately, people that would never get an abortion are going to not get abortions.
and the people that want or would get abortions, are going to be able to get abortions.
It's going to be functionally no different.
It's a just a fake victory to give to the right.
I think this was a take uh I don't remember where I heard it um, but it's not original that this is kind of something that they're.
They're giving the symbolic victory to the right because they see the wheels coming off and they're like, well, if we don't let the right wing have something uh they, they've sacked the court, they've done everything right in order to get their way, excuse me, and uh, so if we don't give them something, then they're just going to stop believing in the system, and we need them to believe in the system.
So it's kind of like a symbolic victory for a buy-in, which I thought was an interesting take.
But regardless of the truth of that, I think it is kind of uh, politically neutral neutralized, I should say.
It doesn't mean the left will use it to gin up their people.
Uh yeah, I think, and they're already doing that, the ridiculous things.
But uh, where blacks live, for sure, abortion will continue to to be done.
Uh, this gay state where I live, there's no doubt that it will.
You know, in in this area where all the blacks are.
Oh, they're already gearing up.
Oh, don't worry, we're gonna have abortions for you.
I'm i'm leery of the pressure release valve theory on this, because we know the nature of our enemies and suppose you know, we theorize about the dirt that they have on the Supreme Court justices.
Since when do they care so much about uh, our interests or giving us a major win?
I'd be more likely, or i'd be more inclined, to believe a conspiracy that it was electoral to help the left get completely demolished in the midterms, than I was.
That we're like you know, you know what.
On this one, let's really like infuriate 50 million leftists and like soccer moms and undercut this thing that has become a staple in America's evil society.
That requires a lot of stretch.
It's a win.
It's a win across the board.
They don't they.
They get to hand a fake victory to the right, and when I say the right, I don't mean us right, I mean like Republicans.
Even your most basic Republican Conservative, Republican doesn't like abortion.
And they are ever increasingly becoming more disillusioned with the system.
So absolutely, like they don't want people, and they also have guns and all this other stuff.
So like they don't want these people to become so disillusioned that they go, you know what, we are just going to freaking kill you.
Right.
So they do need them to believe in the system, especially after 2020.
They think the election was stolen.
And now the like the Pfizer documents came out.
And so like all the crazy kooky stuff, so-called, about blood clotting and killing babies and stuff is all real, right?
At least to a certain degree.
So these people are feeling extremely vindicated and they hate the government.
And for the most part, like it's easy to say that they're not ever going to do anything, right?
But how many people have said that?
And then a revolution happens or something.
Whether you agree with it or not, they could get mad enough about Joe Biden that they have a revolution, even though Joe Biden is a stuttering old retard, right?
He tells handicap people to not stand up.
It would be so stupid to like overthrow the government because Joe Biden is the president.
But that's the type of thing that a normie conservative would do.
And so they need something to get these people to chill out.
So they give them Roe v. Wade being overturned.
That's a danger.
Yeah.
It's a dangerous thing.
I mean, if you overturn Roe v. Wade, then that also plants the seed.
And I'm granting that that's entirely possible, right?
Nothing would surprise me in America.
I'm just a little, maybe I'm like reverting to normie or politico a little bit, but it's like you take the legs out from under Roe v. Wade.
That kind of starts also raising the specter of what other major landmark Supreme Court decisions that have become staples of American society could also be overturned, right?
You know, it's a dangerous game that they'd be playing on this one.
What is it operating?
Brown versus the Board of Education.
That's operating on the premise that any of this is real.
I'm like, right, I don't think, I don't think it's all a puppet show.
I just, I, that, again, maybe, maybe I'm like going more naive in my old age or whatever.
I'm getting sucked back in, but it's just like, that's, it's, they, it's, it's like matrix levels of uh, yeah, string pulling.
You have to assume that the system is doing it for a reason.
Right.
Like they, they, they are, they are coming at it from an angle that we are just not seeing.
Jews are there's no way that Jews are like, we, we just got to let them have this one.
They will never concede us any ground, whether it's morally or politically.
There is something that we don't see, whether it's they see that that there is a fire rising and they're trying to do a pressure release, Valve, or there's something that we just don't know.
And then there's some awful aspect to this.
So there's never an instance when they're just going to give us something just for the sake of it.
And my thing is that like Jews are not in full control of the entire world.
They'd like to make us think that, but they're not.
But they are in full control of America.
So it's absolutely within the realm of possibility that they set this up.
And, you know, to me, again, it's like they get to give a buy-in to people that now think, okay, well, we just had a major victory.
So let's keep participating in the system that we Trump's three appointments made this possible.
Yeah.
Right.
So like, why leak it?
Why leak it then, though?
I mean, because the leak would lead me to believe, again, maybe I'm being too credulous here.
The leak would lead me to believe that they were genuinely furious about this and they were like, F this, we're going to leak it to prevent it, which still may come to pass.
Uh, it's not out of the question either.
And that's that's one thing that's kind of like, you know, who's to say?
Because I may be totally wrong, and that's fine, but the leak may have come from somebody that just doesn't know the shot because not everybody in the system has to know the shot.
Not yet, they just need to do it.
You and I both work for the government, and we didn't know everything about everything, right?
Past tense, past tense.
Just kidding.
Well, now we work for the government and we know everything, but um, you know, you don't have to, not everybody has to know everything that's going on, they just have to believe certain parts about it.
Um, and so you know, somebody sees uh something like Roe v. Wade being overturned or being talked about being overturned, and now as like a fully indoctrinated lip tard, they're like, Okay, I know that like nothing has ever been leaked before, but this is kind of a big deal.
And so, this the system right would probably just quite frankly not care.
They're like, if it leaks, okay, and if it doesn't leak, okay.
Result to them is the same, and months of drama as opposed to a bombshell dropping in June, yeah, right.
And then, again, what does it really give Republicans?
Okay, it moralizes them a little bit, it gets them to buy back into the system, but ultimately, nothing changes because it just becomes a state's rights issue.
And on-demand abortion will still be available in California and Washington, Maryland, like all of these places where places that don't get abortions are then going to outlaw it.
Uh, and I mean, states are already doing a lot to make abortion inaccessible, yeah.
Red states are already regulating it very hard, and they will outlaw it, and the red states and the blue states will all have it, you know, right?
And is it and that's the other reason why I don't think that this is a deliberate system set up is that this has to, I mean, to some degree, this will contribute to balkanization, where you're going to have states where this fundamental thing is outright banned and other states where they're pushing to make it more illegal post-birth.
I mean, abortion is two weeks, right?
That's not good for national cohesion.
Yeah, Jews, Jews crashed and balkanized the Soviet Union, and they came out on top for that one.
Oh, well, uh, go Jews, right?
Look, here, I've been thinking, I've been saying, call me a Jew lover, let's balkanize this, baby.
You know, I've been saying for a while outward, they're looking outward.
They see that they're they're losing control of America, and so they're saying, Well, the wheels are coming off.
Uh, we need a different uh, we need a landing zone somewhere for us to go so that we can just you know let the wheels really fall off of this, and whatever happens happens, and we'll be safe.
They've been looking at China at the very least, but uh, they have plenty of places to go in Europe, uh, in Australia.
Uh, there's really no shortage for them, so you know, I don't know, yeah, and that's sort of a mental one that's tough, a circle that's tough to square or whatnot, because it's like, all right, wait, so they have they have total control, but they're also totally freaked out enough to worry about throwing the rube's a major victory here or there, symbolic or realistic.
Yeah, I think that they have total control of the lever and like the media, the levers, right?
But that doesn't mean that they have total control of the people of the state, right?
You know, if they had like China probably has total control of China, right?
The Chinese government is like, this is what's happening.
And like 8 billion ant people march to their orders.
Yeah.
Right.
It's not like that in America.
They, I think they tried to like have that.
And to a certain degree, like it was okay.
And then eventually like they shot themselves in the foot with like blacks and all this other stuff.
Like if they had maintained America as like a basically actual white supremacist country, like white people would probably do all sorts of crazy, nasty stuff for Jews, but they just couldn't let that happen.
Like they can't white people.
Yeah, they couldn't be a good parasite.
They had to be the fatal parasite, couldn't they?
They're in full control, but not of the country necessarily, just the machinations of the apparatus, right?
Yeah.
Well, I think if let's say some kind of federal law got made that was making illegal any CRT, critical race theory education.
Now, we, on one hand, we could say to ourselves, oh, good.
But on the other hand, we're cynical enough and we know too much about this government to say, oh, well, look at that's good.
Look at they're on the right track.
No, we would we would remain cynical about something like that.
So like on one hand, we can say, well, of course, that's a good thing.
I'm glad that that's happened.
I hope it will lead to other good things.
But also, we know too much about the real power behind this country and so forth.
And so it's that's kind of the best you can do with it, I think.
Yeah.
And the one thing we didn't talk about was the most consistent concern about this was, oh, great.
Now we're going to see a black and brown baby boom.
And white women don't get abortions that much anyway.
So way to shoot yourself in the foot, guys.
You just contributed to the demographic decline of the United States.
Okay.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And to that people are abortion will be very remain full force.
Yeah.
They're, they'll, they'll do it in a back alley or they'll go next state over, or as somebody, I think it was Shadowman pointed out, like, they're going to nature, Jeff Goldblum, ours, you know, nature finds a way for them to eat polish.
A black man, shoe polish has no effect on black.
A black man will just kick a woman in the stomach if she's pregnant.
That is a very, very common thing that libtards will yeah, yeah, there's gonna be a lot more gut kicking from blacks and libtards will never acknowledge that that's the reality.
It's like one way or another, you're not having this baby, Shaniqua.
Yeah, and I'm not getting up on my shoebox here about like, oh, I would not sacrifice one white baby, even if it meant one billion blacks, you know, were born in America.
Like, of course, at some point, you do have to be a realist about this stuff.
But at the same time, it is deeply ghoulish.
I think that's fair.
You know, the guys.
Yeah.
Birth rates?
I'm just going to say, yeah, in America, like their birth rates are just terrible, right?
The only people having above replacement level births in the United States, no.
The Amish and white nationalists and Orthodox Jews and Mormons.
Hispanics do have the highest birth rate of the major races, of course, and they don't really generally do not after one generation in America.
Yeah, no.
You got so many newcomers.
They still.
So between 2008 and 2016, they also had the highest decline in their birth rate.
So they are, their birth rates are falling faster than everybody else's.
Welcome to Y America.
Bienvenidos.
Be invenitos Y Merica.
But yeah, it's like Roe being overturned, ideally, will lead to some significant numbers of white babies being born.
And I can already see the trolls saying, but that's dysgenic, right?
You know, these people who shouldn't have children anyway are going to be having white kids and horrible situations or whatever.
You know what?
I'm willing to, I'm willing to roll the dice, right, Sammy baby?
It's like, no, I'm not, yeah, I'm not allowing baby slaughter just because that means that some white kids might be born under less than ideal circumstances or they might not be 120 plus IQ athletic Aryan superstars.
Sorry, just I'm just, I can't do it.
I'm not being that statistically and purely black and brown, racially focused to hope for that to still be an option for white women.
Like absolutely, morally, abortion is wrong, you know, and it should be outlawed.
But fortunately, as a canon in the Jewish faith, yes.
Right.
Right.
And we should absolutely allow them to practice their faith and name that First Amendment abortion.
Yeah.
But we, again, you know, I think the abortion issue, like I said, it's a dead issue.
So it doesn't, it really doesn't mean anything in the United States at this point.
Like our birth rates are so bad.
Who cares about abortion?
People, abortion is almost an insignificant number.
Like from a practical perspective, keep in mind, I'm talking from a practical perspective.
It is an insignificant amount of children being killed every year, right?
Of course, it is horrifying and it shouldn't happen, but it doesn't really mean much.
Like abortion, let's just say that abortion is completely overturned and it is now illegal in the United States for people to get abortions.
Like our birth rates are still going to be absolutely horrible.
And it's not going to really mean that many more white children in the United States.
It's not probably going to mean any more black children in the United States because they're going to shoot each other before the age of 25 anyway.
So who freaking cares?
I encourage more blacks to be rappers.
Yeah.
862,000 total abortions in 27, just looking at Gutmacker, which is like the abortion statistic go-to.
So it's even lower than that in 2017.
I know it dropped again, but still, that's a S ton of abortions.
820?
862,000 abortions in 2017.
Over a million.
Yeah.
So it's, it's a huge number.
It's 10,000 white people because whites are 29% of abortions on average.
Right.
There's also.
Yeah, go ahead.
The upside of it, of this ruling, though, is hearing all of the women howling about it in their funny TikTok videos and all that.
That is liberal tears to a certain extent on this one.
I want to take a different stance on this.
It's not that that part is funny, but now that the safety net in the mind of the Libtard is gone, it may actually encourage more women to be responsible with sexual partners.
So even if it's, even if it's a 1% increase, that's still a pretty good development.
Because you say it's irrelevant, well, in the eyes of the system overall, sure, but there are a lot of people that still think how the system presents itself is what the system is.
Lot of people think that Joe Biden has actually become Superman and saved you from Nazi fascist Trump, who is destroying every single thing.
That's great about our Star Trek On The Way.
Whatever you whatever, absolutely.
But there, but there will be women that are going to be like oh, I shouldn't have sex with this guy that I just met on tinder because if he gets me pregnant, I just can't abort the baby, i'll have to drive.
I'll have to drive to California.
That's so far.
Yeah, responsibility through laziness or fear, that might happen.
But, to be honest, the modern woman is so lacking in agency that I don't right.
Well right, that's why I said, if it's only one percent, that's still a big deal, because I mean that's obviously it wouldn't be all of them.
But but what if one percent of women just said, i'm not going to have sex with someone unless they're my boyfriend of a long time and i'm sure that if we get pregnant he's going to stand by me till death.
Do us part, even if it's one percent, that's a big deal really.
Really telling women's uh reaction to this right where they're like, I can't just have sex and get an abortion.
What do you mean?
It's like like, what do you mean it's so, it's so, so easy to not get pregnant.
Like just download uh a uh, an ovulation tracker, and then there's like three days a month where you don't have to have sex and then every other day of the month you can have sex.
It's not hard, you don't.
You don't need to take pills, you don't need, you don't need any form of contraception or like, or you could just not have sex with random people and you could just do that.
Also that, also also that, and I think that's obviously the better option, that's that's if you were going to have sex.
It's not, it's not hard, but if you're going to have sex with random people, it's still not hard to prevent a pregnancy.
That's Rollo's strategy.
He just doesn't have sex with anybody and boom, you know, no babies.
Well, he tells us and, as we know, I mean, i'm really, i'm really concerned about the men who are going to get pregnant out there and be uh, terrified that they're going to have to carry their babies to terms sorry, I had to go ahead well, a trans.
They're not allowed to tell us that uh, men can't can't, legislate women's bodies, because I, you can't tell me.
That's right now, if you listen to the third rail.
Uh, there is a story recently about a trans man who asked for a pregnancy test and the hospital let him take one.
So a guy took his wee, we out, peed onto his stick.
Turns out he wasn't pregnant and uh yeah, hospital went along with that no questions asked, probably gave him a thumbs up and a smile.
It was amazing, totally off topic.
Oh, go ahead sam, please.
The law, the law, does restrain people because, whatever the thing is, you could talk about any type of topic like uh, drugs or something like that.
Sure, you could say well, it's easy enough to break that law, but there is something about the law that does tell people hey, this is right and this is wrong.
Yeah, Asians too, probably.
Yep, yep.
And regardless of the, the exact effect or how much of a good effect we might think or expect, I think it's the right thing to, to whatever extent that it it can occur that something happens the right way.
I think it's good to have the law say the right things.
And maybe this is a step in that direction.
Amen, Sam.
Yeah.
Even if this is Jewish puppeteering as pressure release valve, I just want to say, one, some significant percentage of white babies will be born who otherwise would have been slaughtered in the womb.
And two, you will see some migration of fanatic baby killing libtards going to abortion-friendly states and some percentage of good white Christian families moving to red states where it's more or less banned.
That's going to happen.
And what numbers, you know, we can disagree about that net net.
I'm taking the deal.
I'm taking the deal.
If this were a true question.
Absolutely.
Taking the goods from it.
Because the biggest downside is blacks and they're going to shoot each other anyway.
So who cares?
Make abortion illegal.
Make these women cry and suffer and hate themselves.
Now, I want to add on to what Sam was saying, because I remember hearing for years libtards saying like, oh, if you ban abortions, then people are going to use old dentist tools that they got at the Goodwill to abort their babies.
But the thing is, all these hypotheticals and all this dumb crap that's used to push awful things on us, it really only applies to blacks.
So white people are going to obey that law.
Blacks won't.
So blacks will still get those abortions.
And you know what?
Blacks will still not be paying for it because, you know, they'll just take a little trip down the stairs.
I'm going to feel a lot better at night when my state does not have any abortion clinics in it.
I'm going to feel a lot better at night when baby killers have to go on a little road trip too.
And I'm also pretty convinced that all the evil NGOs out there, Soros funded or otherwise, are going to go to battle stations to ensure all women who want to kill their baby or exercise reproductive rights are given a, they'll do little freedom rides, death rides for babies to states where it's offered.
They're trying to teach people how to do, use horse abortion pills to make abortions for humans.
Oh man, it's like that's a variation on the city.
And the article they tried to end before Ivermectin use as like a comparison.
And it's just like, bro, come on.
Well, it's different when they do it.
Come on.
This is science.
These are my is actually used for this purpose and other.
Oh, come on.
Do you guys agree with my premise from the beginning that things really are accelerating and the wheels are starting to fall off?
Because maybe I'm just, you know, it feels like it.
I'm not crazy.
I'm not getting media spun up yet.
No doubt.
No.
Okay.
I'm not crazy.
The biggest, to be honest, I think the biggest indicator of that is that the financial situation gets crazier and crazier.
And, you know, I do believe that MMT could work.
You know, we could just print infinity dollars and it would be fine, but you can't do that when you have niggers and beaners.
There's like 220,000 Mexicans coming across a border every month.
And you're banning Russian oil and gas.
Right.
And you're, you're banning uh, and killing chickens and whatever food processing plants fertilizer right, the countries that you rely on because you don't actually produce anything yourself.
You are banning the importation of their products.
You're, you're literally cutting off your own legs uh, so you can't make that, like you can print all the money in the world, but if you don't have everything you need to run a country, then you can't run a country.
And and you know so that the, the econ, the crazy economic situation that really does seem to kind of be getting out of their control.
Uh, because they thought that Mmt would fix their problems.
But Mmt doesn't fix the problems of diversity, it just accelerates them, because giving black people money just hurts white people.
Um, when you have that going on, with obviously people realizing right after Covet, people realizing, oh no, you know what work sucks i'll, i'll actually take a little bit of poverty rather than slave in nine to five yeah, you have the suicide rate going up, so people are obviously not happy, and that's been going up for a long time.
And then you have uh, violent crime going up.
Niggers are out of control, but not just niggers, like violent crime is going up for everybody.
It's like that, to me, is a huge indicator that the wheels are just falling off, because the more or uh, the only thing that really like the government is just organized violence.
Right, I know that's like a libertarian talking point, but what?
What is a country?
A country is a zone in which a group of people control uh, the law and have the ability to enforce it.
And if the rule of law goes away, then all bets are offs.
Are off right, and I mean so with crime increasing, the way that it's increasing.
Clearly, the rule of law is starting to fail and you, every day, you see more videos about cops being beaten and thrown out of you know uh, riots and things like that, and it's like so, Rolex stores getting shoplifted to death.
Oh it, it hurts to see that.
Yeah people, this will make people, you know, I don't know whatever, but like the only thing protecting blacks from even Normies, because Normies hate blacks dude, they hate them.
The only thing keeping blacks alive is the rule of law.
You remove the rule of law, you say uh, the police effectively no longer exists, they cannot enforce anything.
Dude, you will see lynchings beyond what blacks meme about, there's a lot of Koreans where those blacks live, and Koreans are racist as heck.
Yeah well Smasher, i'll tell you this like, going along with what you're saying, I am able to talk to people now that certain people that I was not able to talk to before you know.
So definitely the mood of people is changing, like what you say Amen, and every time I go to see I haven't said who he was before on the show, but I have a regular guy that I talk to on a fairly regular basis and every time he's watching Europa, the last battle now and going holy smokes, he threw all of his Disney dvds in the trash the other day and he's, he's all over the place like it's.
It's a different thing every time I see him that he's worked up about, but they're generally going in the right direction and he knows about the Jews.
Now he told he taught me about Noahide Uh Law, and I was like you know, i've heard that term.
I actually didn't know exactly what it meant.
As yeah, they're gonna Mike, we still have Disney Plus.
We don't pay for it, but we have it.
Yes, you are yes, you are, I'm gonna.
I'm gonna tell you why, because I just uh watched Devin Stack's thing on that movie, Turning Red, and that is the most disgusting thing that I've ever seen and that is marketed to young girls and they're it's.
It's about a girl who turns into a panda, which is a metaphor for puberty, and she starts selling her body to go to a boy band where it's a concert of a boy band, where she lusts after the black singer and there is a line where they say literally, just show them your panda.
It's pretty gross.
Yes, it is they they, they basically.
She's basically becomes a stripper for her, like middle school class.
We get it for free through our cell phone provider and it's call your cell phone provider and tell them to give you the, the money each month for what they pay for free.
Disney Plus.
That would be a great option.
It's not free.
What do you mean would be?
They'll just tell you no, we're not doing that.
And then you drive down to their office and you start, you know, beating your hand to your fist, say i'd like to speak to the manager.
Rollo's calling you a Jew toady, smasher.
That's fine, let it be done.
I'm guessing you haven't thought of and these will work.
What are they gonna do?
Hard they, they see you pull up with like like a denim jacket with the sleeves ripped off and you got some sweet 80s sunglasses.
What are they gonna do?
He's got, he's got four kids.
I'm calling it.
He can write out the Disney Plus subscription, but if he pays a penny to renewing it, he's off the show.
I would never.
I would never pay for it.
I would never pay.
I'm being hyperbolic.
I just wanted i'm just picturing.
I'm just waiting for my Netflix lights to go out.
Please please, enforce the uh account sharing on Netflix so I can never think about it again.
Yeah, I think we never pay for it.
And we also like, we don't have a remote that, like the kids can use.
It's all controlled through our phones.
Uh well, good news is Disney Plus is uh on the decline because people that have it are starting to realize this isn't anything special.
I've seen 99 of what's on here and it's not offering anything good.
Streaming services are are starting to not be as exciting.
The only one that seems to be sticking is uh, the Hebrew box office max.
Nobody can, nobody can resist that.
Uh smasher, I got accepted to an advanced degree uh program, uh for doctorates this week.
Did I tell you that?
Oh yeah yeah, i'm gonna get my phd's nuts.
Did you see that coming, or did you see that coming?
I was gonna.
I was gonna say, what kind of these nuts joke are you gonna make?
Let him have it, i'm not gonna remember.
You played a log.
You played a log.
I know I didn't deliver very well, Niggy got me with that in the chat the other day.
We were all like, oh way to go Nikki, you're going.
You got accepted.
I thought he was serious, me too.
Yeah, my goodness.
Well, good for him.
Yep, you know he could get a phd in like finance or accounting or something, whatever it's.
It's completely plausible.
Niggy would get uh, a degree in male genitalia.
Faggot Dad's hospital jokes.
I found my dad joke Bible here.
A hare, a bunny, and a rabbi walk into a blood donation lab.
The rabbi says I'm probably a type O.
I get that one.
Why am I not getting it?
Because it should say a rabbit, not a rabbi.
So he's a type O because it's a typo.
Where'd he go, Rolo?
Oh, man.
Sure.
I know, right?
You want to see?
You heard rabbi and you're like, okay, where's the joke about like racism?
Exactly.
I know.
I saw Rabbi.
I was like, oh, I got to go to this one.
Yep.
I used to run a dating service for chickens, but I was struggling to make hens meet.
I'll stop there.
I got to curate those a little bit better rather than just randomly opening up the book.
Thanks to Nate for that book.
See, you said that.
Like, you're like, oh, I should just give up as Sam's laughing.
Gosh, is that what you think of Sam?
No, I pay Sam a little extra on the side to laugh at my jokes.
I'll make a laugh track for next week for you.
Oh, thanks, buddy.
Hey, coach.
Yes, Sam.
Coach, did you have any more recollections from the show that you wanted to recognize?
Yep, I was going to go there.
I wasn't going to let it go past.
And the first one, the first note I made, Sam, was that apparently my first time, I didn't get in the pit in the slam box at NJP.
I was like, oh, no, that's not for me.
But I did for the first time this weekend.
And apparently it was your son's first time, too.
So we both got in there at the same, we both got in there at the same time, which I thought was special.
And not going to lie, as a noob, I was extraordinarily proud of the gigantic gash that I got under my chin from somebody.
Oh, I thought you were going in a different direction with that.
Oh, yeah.
Well, I told my old lady I got a little giant gash on the side of the show.
Yeah, and it's, you know, it's a hairy gash, too, because it's right on my chin.
No, but yeah, some guy bumped into me.
Maybe it was his elbow or whatever, and he apologized.
I was like, oh, bro, whatever.
Like, you know, that's, that's part of doing business here, right?
And then I realized, oh, I'm bleeding all over my American Defense Skin Heads t-shirts really ripped open.
He was just offended.
You're getting blood on that shirt.
Yeah, exactly.
No, that's you got, you got to get skinheads.
Sure.
Yeah.
No, you don't get blood on it.
You get blood on your face.
But that's about it.
Come on.
Listen to the name of the.
You only get so many washers.
Well, we'll see if it comes out.
But Mark interviewed me on the sidelines to give a little color commentary on the show.
And the first thing I told him, which was 100% sincere, was holy smokes.
I could have just sat on the sideline or sat in a seat and listened to the music because it sounded awesome.
It was not, it was melodic.
Obviously, it was hard rock, but I enjoyed the music immensely.
Like, you know, like I grew up listening to a little bit of rancid, you know, some of that like pop punk stuff.
And it just reminded me of those simple chords and the strong lyrics, et cetera.
John from Fascine was awesome.
Birthright, I hadn't heard a bunch of their songs.
I finally got to hear probably my favorite skinhead song by Wellington Arms live.
The name of it escapes me now.
We played it after the Cantwell show.
Beyond the Limits.
Thank you very much.
And yeah.
Yeah.
And then, of course, Nate was a fantastic drummer, not even like fan in his balls or whatever.
I was just like in awe.
And I told him he reminded me of Neil Peart from Rush, even though I have no idea what, you know, just in terms of the enthusiasm, et cetera.
Let's see.
My shoulder hurts.
Yeah, please.
Sorry.
I just want to go back to abortion real quick.
So I guess Chuck Schoima says that the Senate will vote next week on a bill to codify the right to abortion into federal law.
That's not going to happen, but good luck, Chucky.
Yeah.
I trust amazing.
Some Jew comes out in front of it like, oh, God, we can't let the Goim get away with this.
Yeah.
And then this dirty Schwarza wants to get rid of abortion.
That strikes.
See, that's total libtard theater, right?
Because I think like there's no way man, there's no way they're getting 51 senators to do that.
They'd have to blow up the filibuster, etc.
Literally, the Supreme Court is saying that that would be unconstitutional, essentially.
Like, yeah, good, good luck.
That's, that's total kabuki theater.
I spilled a Miller light on the floor very early on in the night, just, you know, sweaty palms, nervous about getting in the slam box.
And I was like, oh, you know, whatever.
I spilled a beer.
And then I think I can say that Stryker was there.
Stryker's like, no, bro, you should clean.
Like, of all things, Stryker was enforcing.
He's like, no, clean that up.
Somebody could slip on that and hurt themselves.
I was like, ooh, okay.
How do you think he ended up in the wheelchair?
Excuse me.
I thought I was at a skinhead show, not a mopping class, but you know, I went, got some paper towels, went in room, due as a room.
And then, yeah, after the show, Sam, seriously, like, you know, I was able to have a little bit of fun that night.
And you were basically stone cold sober from what I remember.
You must have only had a beer or two.
But Sam, Sam drove me to the after party with his lovely wife and son and then took me back to my ride.
I slept in my vehicle on insistence.
I slept in the back of the minivan.
I didn't drive that night.
And what was the other thing?
Oh, yeah.
There was a no homosexual sign up over the door, which explained Smasher's absence.
Break lines, my ass.
And I got a couple posters up on my fridge.
Anyway, yeah.
For me, you know, the experience, it's like full spectrum.
You know, from the moment you get there, there's good camaraderie.
And of course, there's the great music.
It's always full spectrum when there's white nationalists involved.
That's right.
On the spectrum.
Give him crickets on that one.
Oh, only crickets for me, Rolo?
That's all right.
And then you got a certain amount of vendors there that are always interesting.
Like I told you, I bought the record album.
I bought a t-shirt.
But the antelope hill guys were there.
Those guys are always great.
They're slamming their asses off in the pit.
Those guys are great.
But I wanted to mention in particular, this one table got set up and you can find him on Telegram.
It's Austrian Art Academy.
And this guy had the most beautiful work.
I mean, I don't even know what you call that.
Like it's a like it's wood, but it's put together like a, I don't know if the right word is a plaque or whatever, but I mean big.
And you had either Sonnenrad or swastika or SS mold.
He was also doing, there was like a crusader crosses in set and wood, beautifully done.
And also oil paintings on canvas.
And he had several just beautiful work.
And, you know, some of the items are a little bit more than what I had cash on me, but I took one of his cards and definitely check it out.
The guy was just amazing and nice to talk to.
All these different beautiful works he had.
I know I saw him.
I was like, those are probably too rich for my budget tonight, but they were awesome.
If you find the link or whatever, I'll put it in there.
Yeah, he doesn't have a website.
It's a telegram of Austrian Art Academy.
That's all it was.
Yeah.
Austrian Art Academy on Telegram.
And he had an email address.
He didn't have a website or anything.
Yeah.
And impressive, beautiful stuff.
And I'll just go into the one thing that I picked up actually in my hands and I asked him how much it was.
It was this oil on canvas and it was a painting of Christ fighting the devil.
And I thought, wow, that was really nice.
But talented guy.
But all the vendors there, he had records and t-shirts and CDs for sale.
And like I said, just the camaraderie and the laughs that we have.
It just cannot be beaten.
And I think that everybody needs to have something like this in their lives.
Maybe if the skinhead thing is not for every single person, I would say give it a try.
But anything, NJP, your pool parties, any other type of white nationalist gathering, manner bund, whatever it is, your spirit needs that camaraderie and that touchstone, you know, with your fellow man.
Yep.
Let us know next show, Sam.
We'll boost it and we'll get people vetted or whatever.
And even if you, you know, I always said, oh, I'm not a huge fan of the music, but I like the idea of it.
And oh, what do you know?
I could have just sat there and watched and listened to the music the whole time, but there's so many people there to talk to and, you know, pop outside and all the rest of it.
It was really nice.
And the guys were even like, oh, you know, this one's a little smaller than usual because we only did local.
We didn't put out a huge flag.
I was like, it doesn't matter to me.
Yeah.
They try to get an out-of-town band or something like that.
And that'll draw more people.
But I think when you got 40, 50 people, whatever was there, it's intimate, small.
Everybody talks to everybody.
And there's something special about that too, as well as bigger shows.
American Defense skinheads, we had them on the show.
We had Mark and Jay Hayden on from White Power Hour.
So check them all out.
It's definitely worth it.
And that's the other thing, too, is like there's no lies.
Like there was no, there was literally no drug use.
There was no violence.
I didn't even think maybe I heard a couple F-bombs, but there were some kids there, too.
I mean, your son's a little bit older, but I even saw a couple of younger kids there, too.
And aside from a little temporary tinnitus and some bruises.
So you get used to that.
But yeah, it's just one of those funny things.
These guys, to the uninitiated person, this type of guy presents like in a way it comes across threatening, you know, but it's just the very warm camaraderie and good time, good laughs, and good music.
Hell yeah.
All right.
We are well over two hours here, gents.
I had a couple other notes in the stack from listeners or other things to talk about, but let's bring this puppy home because we do have stuff to do tomorrow.
And it's a beautiful spring and we should try to be as excellent as we can be every day.
You don't have to be excellent every day, but you should at least strive for it.
And I will try to live up to that too as I continue cutting weight out of vanity and health.
So Rolo, thank you, sir.
You know, I rib you because I truly respect you and I'm grateful to have you on the show.
Thank you.
What a nice thing to say.
Every once in a while, broken clock and all that.
No, great work.
Seriously.
Smasher, my lad.
Yeah.
Yep.
Smasher did a stream last week in a righteous fury that we didn't have a show, but we are going to, there's no excuse to not get back to the once-a-week thing and just have to figure out what we're doing.
I really enjoyed this one, having the guest on first half and then just the core wrapping in the second half.
But we'll keep mixing it up as we have done throughout the past three years.
Thank you, buddy.
Yeah, man.
It's great to be here.
Three years in.
I can't believe I'm still here.
You haven't made me leave yet.
Never crossed my mind once.
Maybe once or twice.
Joke.
I do think I'm going to start streaming more.
Yeah.
Probably continue to just be like informal, you know, relaxed, chill kind of streams.
How come?
What's your motivation for doing that?
Yep.
It was fun.
It was fun.
Fair enough.
Totally self-indulgent.
I enjoyed it.
There was like 10 people.
It was like one in the morning.
You know, so not a whole lot of people were up and about.
And it was on a weekday.
Terrible time to stream.
It was fun.
I had fun.
And that's what counts.
Oh, so you'll stream at 1 a.m. on a weekday, but you'll say that we shouldn't live stream our third anniversary special on a Sunday night.
Okay.
I see how it goes.
Well, if we only want 10 people to listen to it, you know.
No, I know.
No, like I have a little bit of an aversion to live streams or like tuning into live stuff.
It's not about you.
I mean, even the best in the game, it's just like, I don't like sitting in front of a computer and watching stuff.
Like, I don't know.
It's weird.
Like, I know we watch movies and sometimes we watch Tucker and whatnot.
But I just get antsy, even with the best in the business.
I'm just like, I should close my laptop and go do something.
And I just, I just like listening to things on my own time.
I know I'm not alone.
And of course, there's a ton of people who love streams, but it's just an interesting life.
I'm not much of a stream listener.
Yeah.
I like to play guitar when I listen to a stream.
Huh?
That's when I do my musical maintenance.
Yeah.
It's like if it's a good debate, I'll hear about it later and I can watch it on my own time.
I don't need to see it regardless.
And Sammy baby, sincere thanks to you for, you know, encouraging me.
I went to the show because you were going to be there for sure.
It was overdue and really had a wonderful time throughout.
Yeah, it was a blast for sure.
And Smasher and I had a great conversation on that live stream he was talking about.
If anybody listening now happened to have recorded it, we'd like to get a copy of that.
I think that should be put out as a full house segment.
It was a very lively talk.
And I think we played some music on there and everything.
So I hope somebody did.
That would be nice.
FBI's got it somewhere.
Yeah.
Anybody.
NSA.
Somebody, you know, we know you're listening.
Just, you know, give us a nod and send us a copy of that if you wouldn't mind.
And Rolo and I. Agent Roseburg, please.
Yes.
And Rolo and I are, I hope, going to be collaborating on a little project you'll be hearing about soon.
So more to come on.
Oh, yeah.
Good stuff, gents.
Full House 127 was recorded on a gorgeous May 5th.
Yes, I guess it was Cinco de Mayo.
Didn't even cross my mind.
Now, May 6th, 2022.
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And of course, givesendgo.com slash fullhouse.
If you like what you heard this week or other weeks, or if you're just feeling generous, got too many shekels laying about.
So to all of our brothers and sisters in South Africa, whether you're prospering, hanging by a thread, or in daily danger, we salute you from the bottom of our hearts.
And please, if there's something more we can do, there's Seward Landers, there's Irania.
I'll hit up Matt after this and see if there's anything that he recommends for Western support for the good people down there.
Smasher, you have got the DJ booth this week with a timely and reverent honorarium of sorts to I'll shut up and let you take us out.
So the song is a song that was actually written by Bobby Sands called Back Home in Dairy.
The original was performed by Christy Moore.
It's a little bit more of a traditional style Irish song, and that's not the version we're using.
This version is by a band called 1916.
It's a little more contemporary and a little bit faster with some heavier guitars and stuff.
It's a really great version.
So yeah.
Amen.
Well, we love you, fam, and we'll talk to you next week.
Go ahead, buddy.
See ya. See ya.
For Australia bound if we didn't all drown.
And the marks of our letters we carried.
In rusty iron chains, we sighed for our wanes.
Our good women left us in sorrow.
As the mainsails unfurled, our curses we hurled at the English and dots of tomorrow.
Oh, I wish I was back home in Derry.
Oh, I wish I was back home in Derry At the mouth of the file, bid farewell to the soil.
As down below decks they were lying.
Oh, don't you scream for the naught of a dream of a vision of old Robert dying.
The sun beeped down cool as they dished up the brew.
Dan O'Connor was down with the fever.
Sixty rebels today, bound for Botany Pay.
How many would meet their receiver?
Oh, I wish I was back holding Derry.
Oh, I wish I was back holding Derry.
Well, I custom tired as our bow broke the swell.
Our ship tossed like a mob in the firelight.
White horses rode high as the devil passed by, taking souls to Hades by twilight.
Eight days out to sea, we were now four to three.
We buried our comrades each morning.
In the darkness it seemed, walking out of a dream.
Of a guns and night without dawning.
Oh, I wish I was back home in Derry.
Oh, I wish I was back home in Derry.
Oh, and Damien's a land is a hell for a man to live out his whole lifetime in slavery.
Where the weather is a raw under God makes the law.
Neither the winds nor the rains care for bravery.
Well, it's been twenty years and I've worked off me.