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Welcome to Full House episode 128 Special Telegram live stream special.
It's my video on.
Yes, it is.
Good.
I don't know if you can see me, but I decided to go full face fag tonight on this beautiful Saturday night.
Looks like almost a full moon, May 14th.
I'll do that too.
Yeah, I don't see where the camera shows up on here.
Anyway, don't interrupt me, Rolo.
I'm getting started.
Yes, we were going to call this Saturday White Live.
I guess we did in the announcement.
And then listeners, followers, more in the know than me said, Coach, there actually is a show called Saturday Night White Live.
I apologize.
I guess that's Mr. White Tuber who does it.
I hear it's a good show.
Check them out.
No insult.
Shame on me that I didn't know about it.
I am your happening host, Coach Finstock, back with another two hours.
I think we'll go two hours at least this week.
We are one of the most inclusive pro-white family and I guess crisis commentary shows available out there today.
Before we meet the birth panel, though, hats off and arms extended to our live audience.
I see a lot of people I know IRL in there, good friends, most of them.
I see some friends I know from the internet who I haven't had the pleasure to meet yet and some strangers too, maybe even some hostels.
So we've done we've oh Dean.
All right.
Yeah.
Like far right ethno-nationalists.
Is that what you mean?
I like that, Sam.
Yeah, I haven't heard that.
I am in the gazebo.
I don't know if you guys can tell.
I would love to give you a little video tour if I weren't nervous about it screwing up my setup here in the control panel.
But regardless, I do want to stress that we are recording this and we're going to put it out on the RSS feed, of course.
So if any of you are steamed up about current events or anything, don't say anything stupid that you wouldn't otherwise want recorded for posterity.
It's good advice always, but especially take it tonight when something hot is going on.
All right.
So let me see.
Oh, yeah.
A little shameless self-promotion.
One of the worst things I am at being is a shill and a grifter and a money beggar.
But I see a bunch of you freeloaders there.
Yeah.
Anyway, givesendgo.com slash fullhouse or full-house.com if you appreciate what we do or what we've done or what we may do in the future.
See you there, working class father.
Thank you, Pel.
He and I think, maybe it was old man Jack were pissed off.
We didn't live stream our third anniversary show.
We were overdue.
I will shut up here very quickly.
As we always do at the top of the show, big thanks to John and Vaughn.
Be like a good name for a band, maybe a Europop band.
They gave us some shekels this week.
Thank you guys.
And if you do give us some shekels, just you'll make us feel like Sally Field at the Oscars, probably dating myself there.
I was a little baby at the time anyway.
All right.
I'm excited.
I'm happy to be here.
I'm in the gazebo.
The weather's warm.
We got Sam with us first on the birth panel.
Sammy Baby, how are you?
Hey, good.
Great, coach.
I wanted to mention to you about the, I saw, I saw in the full house uncensored there, you had the EDM links to the White Art Collective.
And I recently was on the White Power Hour and the theme of the show was electronic music.
And I included some of these tracks from this White Art Collective double CD.
You know, we were both at an event not too long ago and Lord Wolfshield was there with his lovely wife.
And he handed me this double CD of all the white art collective artists on there.
And it was, it said 2021 on there.
So it must have been like an anthology of stuff that was all produced in 2021.
And so I picked some of the more electronic type tracks off of there because some of those tracks are more, you know, it's kind of a little bit everything on those CDs.
And let me tell you, those CDs are like, you know, 79 plus minutes on each, each one of those CDs.
Thanks for your buck.
Yeah.
Yeah, definitely.
They did used every available bite on that available on that CD.
So I think.
I just hope people aren't listening to that EDM live stream right now instead of tuning in.
Right.
That's right.
Yeah, I just, you know, I just didn't even see that until now.
There's so many things to look at, but I definitely want to check that out.
But so I featured some of those tracks on my little segment called Sam's Sidetracks, which is on the White Power Hour.
And people should check it out.
You know, and you should, I was thinking of you.
You would especially appreciate the entire episode because it had a lot of, well, EDM especially, but that's right.
And the previous episode, I think you also might like.
It was kind of like what they call Dark Wave, which is, you know, a certain amount of electronic stuff falls into there as well.
So some real different stuff coming out on there.
And then, of course, your interview, I think they're expecting to put it with the next episode.
So people should definitely tune into that.
Outstanding.
Thank you, Sammy Baby.
Yeah, lots to talk about tonight.
And I promise, guys, I see you there.
If you want to, I'm not going to plug you in right now, but if you have something you want to raise or you just want to hop in, just put your hand up there in the chat and we'll tap you in.
No Fed posting, no gratuitous profanity, please.
We don't want to give any homework after the show.
So far, so good.
And that leads me, of course, not to Smasher, who said, yeah, I'm getting to go Saturday night, YOLO, the other night.
And then today he's at, I forgot.
I got to do something.
So he may pop in later.
So that goes to the Robin to my Batman or perhaps the Alfred to my Batman Rolo.
How are you, brother?
How is Sam not Alfred?
Well, he's not black.
Fair enough.
Fair enough.
I know Alfred was white in the old ones.
Brought in Morgan Freeman.
Morgan Freeman wasn't Alfred.
He was Lucius Fox, who's always black, you idiot.
You're the movie guy.
Who's dumb?
The guy who watches a lot of movies and knows all the minutiae or the guy who just calls Morgan Freeman Alfred.
The guy who knows that Michael Cain was Alfred.
If you've ever watched an episode of The Daily Show, you know that.
I didn't even know that.
I didn't watch any of those movies, actually.
So, yeah, but you wouldn't have made the Morgan Freeman reference.
No, no, I just love the old ones though, from the 60s and early 70s.
Those are hilarious.
Come on, guys.
There was a mass shooting today.
Let's not do pop culture right at the top.
Come on.
Yeah.
I'm not saying we have to do it.
I'm trying to keep it lighthearted before it just gets depressing.
It doesn't have to be depressing.
We didn't do nothing.
And these types of things happen all the time, but we'll get to it.
Anyway, Rolo, add some value here at the top.
You got some scoop for us, I hear, our one-man tabloid or tabloid regurgitator.
All right.
So here, this is what I heard.
So this was, I told one other guy this.
So this is kind of a one-two punch here.
Elon Musk initially wanted Mark Cuban to buy Twitter with him.
And Mark Cuban said no because there wasn't enough money to be made in Twitter.
And here was the other thing that this is what I heard today.
I heard that one a while back.
And I was like, Mark Cuban, he's Cuban, right?
He gets the Hispanic bonus points.
Yeah.
Yeah.
He says they can't hear Rolo.
Can you guys hear Rolo?
Everybody else?
I don't know.
Sam, can you hear Rolo?
I can hear Rolo.
Great.
Yeah.
I can hear Rolo.
Sucks for you, dissidents.
Just kidding, buddy.
No, you sound fun to me.
Well, it's going to be on the recording.
So sorry.
And it's just one guy.
All right.
Anyway, dissidents is a bad actor trying to derail us.
And so it's almost certainly.
Scroll there.
Oh my gosh.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Okay.
I sound good.
Thank you.
Thank you, everybody.
First time for everything.
Well, I mean, good relative term.
But Musk isn't backing out of the Twitter deal.
He is so he's hoping that fraud will show up on the books.
And if it doesn't, then he's going to buy it.
And his plan is massive layoffs once the deal is finalized.
Okay.
And that's contingent on the massive fraud that he's likely to find where the bots are 15%.
No, they or whatever.
No, they think that they're not going to find massive fraud.
And then the shares are going to drop like a dollar or two.
And so he's going to save a couple of bucks.
And he's what I what I heard was that he's now starting to think, I think I spent way too much money on this.
And I'm not going to make enough money.
So I'm just going to fire a bunch of people.
And that's how I'll start saving money.
That's what I heard.
Break out my violin.
That would be terrible for Twitter employees to be fired.
Yeah, I know.
Is this a homeless guy on Huntington Beach?
Or what's his name?
Where does he work?
He, I, I, I'll give you a hint.
A guy.
No, no, no.
I'll give you a hint.
He does the same thing that an engine we know does.
You figure that riddle out yourself.
Man, you're too sharp for me.
And when you say engine, I'm like, what, a Pajit?
We know a Pajit who does.
No, not a Pajit.
An engine is the one.
I know what.
Yeah.
We have a Native American in our clause.
Okay.
All right.
Yeah.
You think about that riddle.
Anyway.
All right.
Very good.
Thank you, Rolo.
And how do we sound, honestly, brother?
We got ourselves recording.
Just wanted to check before we get too far along.
That sounds good.
All right.
I see Dixie Pashtun with his hand up there.
I don't know if he is actually a southern Afghan.
He was putting some good content in there.
I'll tap you in in a little bit, Dixie Pashtun.
It'll be on double secret Afghan probation pending your content.
We don't want to go to an unknown.
right off the bat.
But regardless, yeah, I don't think Moss cares about money when it comes to Twitter either.
And Kat, thank you so much for the kind words in the chat, in the comment zone that she is willing to donate.
And more importantly, she said that he found this podcast after she told him that they were expecting their first child.
So way to go.
Yes.
And I think that's a pregnant belly.
I'm not clicking on the avatar there.
I don't want to be a creeper or anything, but it looks like a pregnant belly.
Okay, fine.
I got to do the bit.
Yeah.
Oh, it's a pregnant belly with a skull mask and glowing eyes.
Bonus points.
All right.
I don't want to get too off track for the people who are listening to this after the fact and won't get all the references.
So anyway, let's do the happening first.
I see one of my former consigliaries in the chat who said, nah, you don't have to talk about it.
Skip it.
Right.
And that is what the left does whenever there's a black shooting, a black riot, one of several things.
But one of them they can just ignore it or just, you know, a little headline here and there.
Local news never gets blown up aside from maybe the Daily Mail, which despite being shameless Jew Brit propaganda is not too shameless to boost an interracial and anti-white atrocity for their own clickbait and stuff like that.
But I think the latest is the kid was 18 years old.
Obviously, went into a black neighborhood of Buffalo, 10 dead, two white, according to the Associated Press article as of before.
Yeah.
And he sounds like he is an American Terrant who wrote that manifesto that looks like there was some copy paste.
Now, again, look, I get it, guys.
This could be a gay op.
All right.
It's possible.
I admit that.
I don't know.
I asked somebody earlier today, how exactly does one gay op a man into going and shooting something up at the age of 18 and, you know, getting life in prison or whatnot?
I guess they have their ways, but I'm just going to say I'll take it at face value that occasionally a lonely, isolated Sperg does do something very stupid.
And the only thing I will say is, of course, if you are out there and you are lonely and angry and confused and you're only pals or some anonymous numbers on 4chan, don't do it.
All right.
Don't be really targeted.
Certainly other innocent people.
This guy certainly doesn't listen to us or any podcast like this because then you would know that there's a community of people that are help each other and support each other.
We can talk to each other.
We got all our own things.
We have our own music.
We have our own videos and we have podcasts.
We have meetups.
And I think it's only when you feel desperate that you do something like that.
Like you say, here's an 18-year-old guy.
He's got his whole life to live.
You just throw it away.
And unfortunately, you know, like our types of podcasts and our ways of reaching out is suppressed.
And I worry that in the future, the bulk of white people as they become angrier and more isolated and more desperate might turn to things like this.
Whereas if they could know that there's a community of good guys, good humored guys, normal people who are trying to have families and create our own parallel society, if you will, you know, that would turn you away from any of that type of thing.
Yeah, I think the federal government should actually, no, the federal government shouldn't do it, but in all seriousness, if this guy maybe had a couple NAT sock or WN friends, they'd tell him, don't do that.
Yeah.
Of course, what we don't want is an influx of angry, unstable Spergs into the cause saying, oh, be my friend or else I might do something stupid, right?
And everybody would be like, get the hell out of here.
But hey, he's 18 years old.
He's lonely.
He's confused.
Good God.
It's not inconceivable.
But hey, somebody else was like, no, just it's a gay op, just thrown under the bus.
What I'm interested in is what actually happened.
You know, that manifesto, if I were a Fed writing a manifesto, I would have thrown in more things.
You know, oh, I was, I was a big listener to Full House and Full House.
You know, I mean, like the possibilities are endless, not to give them more ideas.
Anyway, but we'll see.
Time will tell.
Let's go to Rolo.
We could either conglomerate and assemble all of the takes that we've seen so far.
This only happened a couple hours ago, or you can give us something original here, sir.
What's your honest reaction to it?
My question, when all of these shootings happen is where do they get the weapons and the ammo?
That's usually it.
Now, you can you can conceive you can conceive that someone's parents had this and then they just go into the gun locker or I don't own any firearms, so I don't know where people would keep a gun or something.
So, you know, whatever.
They could grab it.
They grab some ammo and go shooting.
But when everything is so neatly packaged, it's like, okay, so it's this guy.
This guy is, this guy is crazy.
He, he just found pole and he has all this military garb and then he gets a weapon and then he goes shooting.
I don't like to compare people to Dylan Roof, but Dylan Roof looked like he had a plan and he went into a black church where this guy just went into a random area.
So this guy is angry about race politics.
So he just goes and shoots a random thing.
It's, I that's here's here's how here's how you gay somebody.
Someone goes on to poll for the first time and then all it takes is some Fed looking for someone who's just new to it.
All these is a message that says, hey, I'm new to this whole thing.
And then boom, there's your mark.
And then I normally I play Minecraft all day and boom.
Now that's a shooter.
Yeah, believe me.
It doesn't take much to gay up someone like this.
If this was a guy who just was wearing a flak jacket, some camo pants and went in and shot some something up, I would just say, okay, that's a Spurg.
But the manifesto throws everything off and it's so retarded.
It reads like a Spurg manifesto to me.
I mean, it looks like.
To me, it reads like a 70-year-old FBI agent thinks what a Spurg would say.
I mean, someone sent it to me and it's kind of ridiculous.
That would be comforting to know that the FBI was the one that ginned this up as opposed to some young man just going haywire and doing this.
Unfortunately, there's no way to know until like what the files are unsealed or whatnot.
I'm inclined to believe that in a country of 350 million people and God knows 150 million of them are white and how many of them are young and autistic and on the internet all the time and angry, legitimately angry, these are going to pop off occasionally, part and parcel, living in a multicultural society, you know, oppressed, disparaged minority group in his age group, probably he said he was influenced by Bretton Terrant.
Why would that be a surprise?
I mean, it looks like a Terrant copycat with the white out on the AR and the live stream.
Right.
Okay, right, right.
But Bretton Terrant, he also targeted a mosque.
Like he, that was like, like, that was a deliberate thing.
So this guy, he copied Bretton Terrant, who you could say is like a white extremist.
You know, and I don't know the full backstory on that guy.
So who knows if that guy was MK Ultra or if he was the spook or something.
But this guy was influenced by Bretton Terrant.
So he shot a random grocery store.
I'd buy it if he shot a mosque or a black church or something else.
Somebody said that clearly he was not breastfed as a child, which is too soon.
Too soon.
We're not going there.
We're not telling breastfed.
Too many seed oils.
Maybe seed oils cause autism.
It's possible.
If you guys are listening to this on Telegram, you probably saw it.
But I mean, the left, our enemies do the whenever, just what?
Yesterday, there was a mass shooting outside of a Milwaukee Bucks game of like, what, 20 people shot at least?
God knows how many dead.
Is the left going to go up into moral, righteous, legislative, unctuous outrage over that?
Of course not.
No.
So, so, but you expect us to like, what, hem and haul and say, oh, what a terrible tragedy it is when a freak occurrence like this happens.
Sorry.
They ignore it or sweep it under the rug.
They attribute it to mental illness or the socioeconomic status of the supposed perpetrator, or they say this is if they're really pushed, you know, part and parcel, like Sadiq Khan, mayor of London said after one of God knows how many terrorist bombings.
And then, of course, at the end, they can always just say, oh, you know, diversity would be the real loss here, like that American general, Casey, said after Fort Hood.
The real tragedy here would be if we lost our diversity.
Sorry if those are, you know, it's all things.
But Sam, I did want to ask you, because you've been around for a long time.
I got a couple of things I want to ask you tonight, Sam.
Pick your brain.
But the first one, I mean, you have been in this for long enough that you have seen a lot of people do dumb, counterproductive things.
And you may have even known one or two.
So just a little perspective.
Thanks, buddy.
Well, I remember back in, I believe it was about 1999 or 98, 99, maybe, this Benjamin Smith in Chicago went on a shooting spree and he was in a car and he just kind of went from place to place and he shot numerous non-whites.
It may have been in about the same range, seven, eight people, something like that.
And one of them was somewhat famous.
Wouldn't be famous to anybody out of the area, but this he was the coach of, I want to say the Northwestern University basketball team, something like that.
Got to look out for coaches.
Yeah.
And he was a black guy.
And so they went on a run where he was shooting people and then the cops were chasing them.
He ended up shooting himself at the end.
And yeah, there was a lot of heat came down on that.
And I did know one guy who was like a friend of that guy.
And they had that guy getting questioned.
And that he had nothing to do with it whatsoever.
And but they it was a young guy and they put a lot of pressure on him.
This guy tried to kill himself too.
He did not succeed in it.
And I, as far as I knew, he was okay.
I lost track of him a little bit after that.
But that was quite a quite quite an occurrence that it does, what can I say, make you a little bit afraid at least of like, what, you know, what are they going to, you know, they'll just turn to anybody.
Guaranteed, anything that happens, they're going to get somebody, including some innocent person that they could hang the thing on, you know?
And that's how how deranged and desperate our enemies are.
The other one that I remember back in, I'm trying to remember the year, maybe 20 years.
This is your 21st birthday.
You know a guy who did something really stupid.
No, no, this is, if you remember this Matthew Hale, he, yeah, of Church of the Creator, he was involved in a, it was like a copyright lawsuit about the use of the name Church of the Creator.
Apparently, there's some Indian group in the Northwest somewhere that said, oh, hey, we've been using that name for this many years.
And it got to be a very contentious case and people were angry about it.
And then the judge that was presiding over that, somebody went to her house and did a hit and executed her mother and her husband, I believe.
And so right away, the heat came down very hot on white nationalist community.
And people were being questioned and including Matt Hale and that group and everything like that.
And they said, hey, we, you know, we have nothing to do.
And they, they, of course, wanted to hem him up in all that.
And ultimately, it turned out this judge was Jewish last name.
I can't remember if she was Jewish herself or married to a Jewish man.
It was something, it was one of the two.
And there was some, I believe it was a Polish guy who was, it was in, it was in like a divorce proceedings, I believe.
And somehow there was, there was some, what he perceived to be an unfair verdict handed down.
And he, this man did the hit.
So then it was like everyone breathed a sigh of relief, like, oh, because like I said, they'll just turn anywhere.
They'll just, if, if they, if, if they can't find somebody, they'll blame somebody for it.
Rest assured.
So, and then, of course, Matthew Hale went on to get railroaded in the case that he was in that, you know, he's talking to an undercover guy and the guy's saying these very leading things about putting a hit on her and stuff like that.
And he's, you know, he, if, well, I don't have to regurgitate the whole case, but you can read about it.
He's, you know, as anyone might kind of agree or kind of, yeah, if something happened to her, oh man, that bitch or whatever, whatever, you know, it's like when your kid's asking you the same question for the 20th time, you're like, oh, yeah, yeah, sure, yeah, sounds good.
You know, like in a way, you might, especially you think you're talking to a trusted guy, like, yeah, you know, but if you read what he said, it was not anything you could construe as, yeah, go do it, you know.
And then just based on that, that they were able to make him sound like he wanted something to happen to her.
Boom, he got 60 years in prison.
He's been in there now a long time.
Well, yeah, at least 15, 18 years, something like that.
Yeah, now I feel like a dick.
He's in a super max in Colorado or something, I think.
I don't know where he is now.
At one time, he was.
I remember in Trump's waning days, I guess his mother or his family had a little campaign to try to get him pardoned or have his sentence commuted.
Yeah.
I mean, yeah.
A good guy, too.
I met him once many, many years ago.
I'm talking about like 1991 or 92 or something like that.
And this guy's a smart guy.
He's a lawyer.
He's a college degree guy with a law, law degree.
Very intelligent guy, well-spoken.
He's a cultured guy, played violin and stuff like that.
It's just tragedy.
I mean, a very nice young man who just life was taken from him.
Yeah.
I mean, obviously we just had the Michigan case where all of the supposed Governor Whitmer kidnappers were either pardoned or found not guilty, which in any sane society with a functioning free press, that would have been like the biggest story of the decade.
And absolutely.
And of course, we just had the passing of Randy Weaver.
Smashed talked about that a little bit.
Smasher did a little Friday night live stream on his D Live channel.
And the story of Randy Weaver, I'm sure most of you listening now or after the fact know it.
But essentially the source of that, you know, he wanted to go live in the woods and have a healthy family on his own, disconnect, wasn't bothering anybody.
Sam, correct me.
Did he join Aryan Nations or he was sort of tangential to it?
Yeah, he went to a college.
You know, like Aryan Nations is not like literally something you join.
You know, he probably went to their meetups or went to church there, whatever.
Some, you know, it could be any of us, right?
If you were interested to go there or you were near it, you might go there.
You know, what does that mean?
You're all of a sudden a member of it or what something like that.
But yeah, he, and then, yeah, they got him on, again, an undercover person was trying to get him to show up.
Sort of shotgun.
Yeah, soft shotgun.
And he wouldn't play ball.
And that's how it got started.
They murdered his son.
They murdered his wife.
And yeah, sad Christian identity guy.
He was a good man for sure.
Say no to Zog ended up winning 3.2 million something in that ballpark after a tragic loss.
And I remember I think his, was it his wife who was on the floor of that house for something like two or three or four days before the whole ordeal passed, you know, just lying under a sheet.
So yeah, F for Randy Weaver.
And remember that why that happened was because in a moment of lapsed judgment or charitable interpretation of what someone was asking for, he made a little gun mod.
And that was all they needed to get the camel's nose under his tent.
I remember several years ago, a buddy suggested like, hey, why don't we, you know, why don't we get a 3D printer, go in on a 3D printer, and then we can make cool stuff, you know, and we can possibly make that down the road.
And it wasn't even me, but somebody else is just like, you know what?
Let's not even mess around with the possibility of ghost gunning or anything like that.
That wasn't the proposal.
But just, you know, when in doubt, play it safe.
We're not going to be like a tut-tutting older brother here or old hen telling you never to do anything that's remotely risky.
But trust your instincts, right?
Yeah.
Yeah.
And also use your physiognomy detectors too.
I was reading this story.
Yeah, I won't go into detail, but there was an article.
I'd never seen a site before, but it was basically just publicizing this anti-fo radical leftist anarchist out in the West Coast, who I guess had tried to or maybe successfully infiltrate a group for a little bit.
And you look at him and he just looks like a big fat, doughy, bad person almost.
And, you know, a lot of times we want to be charitable, right?
We're talking about like, oh man, if only this 18-year-old kid had somebody to talk to, then, you know, maybe this wouldn't have happened.
But at the same time, like in this environment, you have to be extraordinarily guarded and cautious.
And maybe even sometimes one of my, I've gotten a little bit more or less willing to grant charitable interpretations as I've gotten older, being in this cause for like, what, seven, eight years now, being through all the drama, all the ups and downs, all the people I sometimes admired who turned out to be disappointments or worse.
You have to be judicious.
You have to be circumspect.
And especially now, right?
Somebody mentioned HR 350.
I put that in the chat.
That is the Domestic Anti-Terrorism Prevention Act, Domestic Terrorism Prevention Act of 2022, which, you know, implying that they haven't been after us since Charlottesville, at least, but this, you know, puts a little bit more of an emphasis into it.
So, you know, careful, guys.
Careful what you say.
Careful what you write as always.
Lecture over, perhaps.
Go ahead, Sam.
Well, well, hold on.
I want to add one more thing.
No, please.
I thought that was Sam interjecting.
Go ahead.
No, I probably was.
But this guy, this guy who in the manifesto, the people he names as like his heroes were not people that were held up in any kind of any kind of regard.
They were names that kind of passed through our circles because the stories were unavoidable and we had to talk about them, but they didn't live on.
Patrick Crucius, Bretton Tarrant, Dylan Roof.
Dylan Roof is like the only notable one because that was like the first big one.
But I didn't see who's the bomber.
Who's the bomber guy?
The guy that they pretended did.
Yeah.
No, no, no.
The guy who they pretended did it for the Turner Diaries.
Timothy McVay, like that guy wasn't named.
Like they were like, there's like heavy hitters you think they would put in there, but like it was really like the more repugnant ones that we all kind of shook our heads and looked down upon.
So he didn't even pick like, well, he didn't pick like real quote unquote like right-wing heroes, not that Timothy McVay is a hero to us, but it was all just people that just went out and shot people in like the craziest fashion.
Yeah, that makes me think this is this guy, somebody who just watched the news.
That's it.
He never listened to any of our stuff or read any of our stuff or anything like that to understand.
You know what I mean?
This is what I'm afraid of, that like the bulk of white people might someday start reacting like this with in absence of our more reasonable, positive type message.
Yeah.
All right.
Rolo's going full conspiracy on this one, Glow Op.
But because this is, this is so stupid.
Like this, this is the dumbest thing.
Like, it's like I watched that movie Mindhunters and I and like how we get to the conclusion.
I was like, this is the laziest writing I've ever seen.
Yeah.
I know I'm talking about how I'm going to be more circumspect going forward.
And here I'm just like, no, it's a legitimate thing.
It probably happens.
No, it's just a spur.
Okay.
Well, like, here's the thing.
Okay.
It's a guy that watches too much news.
Okay.
We'll go with that.
I would buy that if it was a 40-year-old.
I mean, I'd be more willing to buy it, but like 18-year-olds aren't watching the news.
Like, literally, 18-year-olds are masturbating to porn and playing Fortnite.
That's it.
That is what they're doing.
Like, in this day and age, that is what they're doing, especially like the white spurgy ones, because they don't have hope.
They're not out doing things.
They're not going to the sock cop and the ice cream social.
Everything has been just their lives have been deprived of so much meaning that they sit in front of their computer screen.
So it's possible that that's where he would have seen things on 4chan, but where would he have learned about 4chan and poll?
He's we put like, I usually go to K because I'm a gun nut.
Well, the gun nuts, they're just playing Fortnite.
It was a little bit on the nose.
Kai there in the comment zone makes a point that there are daily threads on poll, and I did not know this, would not know this, that are encouraging people to join IRL healthy nonviolent networks to not do anything stupid, which I believe.
Smasher sent me one a few days ago.
Yeah, we need to get you in one of those groups, Rolo.
I'm worried about you.
No, no, no, I will.
Can't even joke about that anymore.
Playing too much Fortnite.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah, no, like this.
This is just, it's, it's so convenient, especially in the timing and in the midst of a black crime wave.
Some guy's like, we need to get white birth rates up.
I'm going to go kill a bunch of white people in the name of a bunch of people that are essentially universally shunned by the white community.
It is the stupidest thing.
And this, I'm going to go back to what I say.
I've said this on every show that I've ever been on.
Jews are not smart.
And this is totally something that a Jew would cook up.
And they'll say, it doesn't matter.
My cousin Ira runs the media.
So he'll just put the story out.
And then the stupid guy will believe it.
And you know, all the dumb lefties, they're going to believe any story.
And then that disinformation campaign, the new ministers are going to come out and say, oh, yeah, it was.
Yeah, we looked into it.
And our sources show that, yeah, he was a white supremacist.
And this is why we need to silence all pro-white speech.
It's too perfect.
And it's in the dumbest.
It's not even perfect.
It's too imperfect in its convenience.
It's too convenient.
It's unfalsifiable, Rolo.
You can make claims all you want.
I'm granting the premise that it might be possible.
And I'm terrified of tagging in Jack here.
I'll grant the premise that it might be possible, but I'm going to go with unlikely, most likely, not what the media is telling us, if anything.
Yeah.
Well, I wasn't.
I'm like, well, yeah, maybe the feds copy pasta or maybe this kid copy pasta from Tarant.
I don't know.
All right, Jack, I'm tapping you in.
Please put on your earmuffs or whatever things you need to contain your thermonuclear autism.
Here we go, buddy.
What's up, buddy?
You're muted.
Hey, welcome back.
Good to be back.
Jack the producer.
Jack.
Yeah.
Hey, Jack.
Hey, man.
Yeah, what's going on?
Good to be back.
The prodigal son has returned.
A son of some type.
I don't know if it's prodigal.
Yeah, I mean, but I figured we're going full conspiracy.
So what better time for me to come in?
I am.
Yeah, you couldn't resist like a moth to fire.
But go ahead.
Go ahead.
Keep it grounded.
Nothing too off.
Yeah.
Or whatever, whatever's on your mind.
Yeah.
I'm going to try to keep it well reasoned because I mean, there is a lot of stuff that both circumstantial and even like, you could say hard evidence in a way.
I mean, in a certain sense, it ticks a certain bar.
But the timing of it all, like two weeks after, what is the, the disinformation board or whatever it is?
And then uh, this happens.
So there, there's stuff with the timing.
And then also I posted into the comments for um the chat in here.
He literally copied verbatim, almost, uh, Brendan Terrence manifesto, like certain parts, like even the chapter names.
Uh, both of them Paradox Of Diverse Equality what Yeah, his face definitely looks not normal too.
Yeah, a close-up of him that somebody just sent me.
Yep.
Anyway.
And another thing, I don't know.
It was mentioned in a chat earlier.
he got into this in what was it march of 2020 right so it seems may it could have been may Either way, he just got into this.
It's not like he was into this for a while and he just couldn't take it anymore.
It seems like he was either a Fed himself, which I don't think he's obviously too young, but I'm more inclined to believe that he was, I guess, for lack of a better term, groomed by a Fed.
Possibly.
Yeah, certainly.
I just, you know, I'm like, how does that happen?
How the hell did like, I don't necessarily believe in like mind control.
Thought made me think of Back to the Future where Marty puts the headphones on George McFly, you know, and that like persuades her, he tries to like scare him, you know, the space aliens or whatever.
I was like, did they sneak into his bedroom?
I can't comprehend it, but perhaps I'm being a lame normie on this stuff and not being conspiratorial enough.
Jack, stay with us by all means.
I'm going to keep you activated.
And I'm going out on a limb here and I'm tagging in.
Oh, God, are we considerate?
Is he actually Pashtun?
Is he an Afghan from down south of the Mason Dixie?
Here we go.
Really going out on a limb here.
Here we go.
Allow to speak.
Dixie Pashtun, can you hear us?
I said I was going to be tagging in.
Not randoms, but fans, listeners from the comment zone.
You would just have to unmute yourself there when and if you're ready, but don't just interject.
I don't know if you stepped away from the computer or whatnot.
For the rest of our friends in there, for anybody else who has a comment or a question, just raise it.
Some of these names are so funny.
Can we say some of these names that are good?
Go ahead.
Sam loves the names.
I know.
Like Al A L Kahal, K H K A H A L L Kahal.
Oh, I have a special segment for you later, Sam.
It's called pronouncing words with what we're going to do.
How you pronounce different words.
I want to say that's right.
I'm going to keep it secret.
But Dixie Pashtun's there.
What's up, sir?
Yes, I can hear you.
Please.
Ethnicity, religion, and fatherhood status.
We'll do it real quick here.
What's your story?
Ethnicity, I am an Anglo, Anglo superiority all the way.
Fatherhood status.
I have three beautiful little girls.
And then they're all white.
They're all Anglos too, basically.
And religion, I'm Catholic, but not a good one.
All right.
No worries.
I actually believe that this guy might, I thought this guy might actually be like a distant relative of Alexander the Great's conquest and that he's like living down in South Carolina or something.
Shame on Anglo.
That's it.
Just fresh off the boat.
But anyway, yeah, the perspective, you know, you're talking about Zoomers and stuff.
I work in a school district and I see a lot of young white men mixed in with a bunch of, you know, young Negroes.
Right.
Also, In the particular part of the south where I'm at, we have a whole hell of a lot of diversity.
So, um, so I'm getting is it like just a public school with a bad diversity ratio?
And of course, the white kids are some of them go wigger, some of them say white, 30% black.
That's bad.
That's enough to be problematic.
And like frigging, like everything else under the sun from every part of the planet.
Sure.
But yeah, what's the observation or just seeing how confused they are and lost as you might expect or are cut above?
And I'm a bit shocked, kind of, just there's a lot of young men out there that are still being born with the right stuff.
Yeah.
And I'm pleased to see it.
Yeah.
You sound a little like the Marcus Leibowitz IRO.
If you're listening carefully.
No, sorry.
Yeah.
I'm not.
I'm as southern as they come.
I don't know.
It's because my mother's from England, so I like, I don't have a southern accent like most people do.
Gotcha.
And your girls are young?
Everything okay there?
Yeah, they're all good.
I sent you a young white life thing a while back.
A bit of a spooky one where we had we had a but everything's good.
Everything's fine now.
Good, man.
Congratulations.
Did I read it or did I let it slip?
Yeah, you read, you read it.
No, no, you read it.
And I sent you a follow-up that you did not read.
Yeah, you got clarity there.
The follow-up was a diversity gripe.
Yeah, dime a dozen.
Get in line there, buddy.
All right.
Well, hey, thanks, man.
Did you have anything else?
We're going to move on.
I'm happy to.
Are you homeschooling or what are you doing there?
Well, I mean, since I'm kind of in the district and it's you understand what I mean.
I mean, I know all their teachers and all that sort of stuff.
So it's, I have no concern.
But like being, that's one thing I'd say also.
If you're, if you can't homeschool, if you can find a position in a school district, and school districts do like lots of stuff, you can sort of monitor and keep an eye on your kid a lot better than any other parent could.
Because, you know, in some cases, you have access to all the information teachers have or more or less.
But, you know, you can leverage things, you know, scratch people's backs.
They'll scratch your back.
It's useful.
Right.
Also, a good place to meet single new teachers, young men out there in the office.
Lots of alive-looking ladies.
That's I'm guessing it's an elementary school, so you haven't had got knock on wood any stories about teachers hitting on their students or something.
So I work throughout the district, and yeah, that stuff happens.
That stuff does happen.
And it's really bad, like the football player, Negroes, and then like the 37-year-old Eggless hag that's the social studies teacher.
Yeah.
And they and or the social workers that like play with them like they're their pets.
Oh, it's the most disgusting thing in the world.
So they treat them like a little puppy dog and they lead them around and stuff.
And then the kid, they manage to push him out to graduate.
And then these hags like run through them.
It's the most disgusting thing.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I remember when I was in high school, a bunch of us had crushes on teachers, but I was not aware of any shenanigans between teachers and students, so far as I know.
There was like a rumor that the, well, I mean, when you're in a big, big, bigger metro, it's, it's different.
You know, you get access to a lot of different stories.
Yeah, Mark, the reason we don't do Odyssey is one, because I see so many people complaining about Odyssey and all the troubles that they have live streaming.
I'm like, why bother?
And two, yeah, miraculously, I guess my internet is good enough tonight, Rolo.
Have I been glitching enough?
I can shut off the camera.
No, no, you're doing good.
Maybe one time earlier, much earlier.
All right.
Thanks.
Well, thank you, Dixie Pashtun, for tapping in here.
Congratulations on your lovely family.
Don't get in trouble at that school district with your heretical views.
I was telling somebody the other day about doxing.
You know, like some guys are like, oh, God, I wish it would happen to me so I could just get that monkey off my back or, you know, albatross, whatever.
And then other guys still live in absolute fear of it.
And I was like, you know, it seems like they're still really going after content creators and people with prominent or semi-prominent channels, Twitters, podcasts, et cetera.
There's a ton of guys in this thing.
And if you don't really, I think they literally have a board where they're going hunting for people.
So I don't know, knock on wood about that.
But if you stick your head up too high, then they will put you on their target list.
And God knows it seems like they have unlimited time to target people.
But I forget why I brought that up.
But yeah, just don't forget.
Oh, yeah, because I mentioned, you know, being safe working in a school district.
But, you know, it depends on your job too.
Teachers, preachers, senior people depends on your job too.
If you're blue collar, there's not a lot of there there.
That's certainly no offense to blue collar guys, but it's like they want stuff that's going to make them money and get them clicks and the more important or just, you know, the nature of your job, not important is what gives them that sensation.
Yeah.
Well, in certain types of businesses or industries, you might actually get a boost out of it.
Sure.
You know, it's not the liberal world is like academia and whatever, government jobs, maybe in a few things.
But outside of that, you know, there's, you might get a lot of sympathy.
Yeah.
Let's move on to the great breast milk baby formula infight of the month or of the week or of the day or whatever.
It just seems like they really kick off today.
And I'll be honest with you guys, a lot of this stuff, sometimes I feel guilty for not doing more dad family content.
And sometimes I don't, of course.
We've done a lot of that, you know, and so you can't just keep talking about the same things.
It's good to come back to it, though, because every show is somebody's first show and stuff like that.
And so part of it, you know, part, yeah, part of it, Sam, is just like current events.
Like it's just like current events are current events.
Like I don't want to just do a show about current events and like add our analysis onto it or whatever.
The other thing too is that despite being the family show, the dad show or whatever, and I said this to somebody.
It may have been Hammer or whatever, but I was like, if we only talked about dad stuff, that would be pretty gay, like just dads and family.
I think the show is that we are white dads.
That's the show.
We're white dads.
It's not all about white dad stuff.
You go there.
Yeah.
But the, but the breast milk and the baby formula stuff, back and forth, cow milk, like layoff, layoff Tommy Sewell.
He was, he was just trying to add a little dad content.
He was sticking his, he was sticking his toe into dad commentary.
I don't think anybody's going to go out and like feed their newborn raw cow milk just because Tom posited that that might be better than the soy that's in your baby formula.
But I did, I'm going to, I'm going to be like a deliberate big brain centrist.
And Sam is our official lactation consultant for this show.
Menstruation consultant.
Yes.
Natural family planning consultant.
Tantric sex.
Check consultant.
Rolo, what is it exactly that you do around here again?
No, but the thing.
Italians are not even white.
So the thing about breastfeeding is as if like, yeah, here's the thing about breastfeeding.
Yes, you should do it.
Yes, most mothers, white mothers these days do try to do it.
And three, yes, they do.
Like if it gets a little difficult or the job needs you back, like probably too many mothers abandoned or whatever.
But guess what, guys?
All from our kids, one, two, three, junior got the most breast milk, then dear daughter got a little less breast milk and our dear potato got zero breast milk.
Didn't happen at all.
And he's got more energy and spunk than the rest of them.
Now we'll see how he turns out or whatever.
But my point being that I'm not getting too high on the horse over breastfeeding versus baby formula.
And I think that we should have some pity and sympathy and empathy for white parents who are freaking out about either the cost or the unavailability.
I'm not going to taut them about breastfeeding, but they should still be breastfeeding and have that option at least until they're six or seven years old as Rolo was raised.
Well, you got to, you got to, you got to kind of believe in it and get into what it's all about.
I've heard some people say, oh, the baby, the baby just wouldn't latch on.
Oh, I couldn't do it.
And so I'm sure there's a lot of new mom coping or whatever.
I'm not unsympathetic to that, but let's imagine 120 or 150 years ago.
So in other words, those babies just died, you know, before there was formula.
You know, is that what you're going to tell me that those babies just, no, the thing is eventually when everybody has made the appropriate attempts at it and the baby's really hungry and all that, it, right?
You know, there may be some outlier case that is defying the odds, but I think the normal thing is that nearly everybody can breastfeed and nearly every baby can breastfeed.
That's just what nature is, right?
You know, that that's able to do it.
It's healthy for the mother.
It's healthy for the baby.
There's all kinds of studies.
Of course, you could just point to whatever statistics you like to, you know, support your position, but that the IQs are 15% higher and so forth.
And there's just the closeness between the mother and the baby that is that as a father, you can't even touch it.
You know, sure, absolutely.
The baby and the mother are close.
It does promote spacing of the babies.
It is not foolproof as, you know, every once in a while you hear somebody, yeah, we're breastfeeding and she got pregnant anyways.
Yeah, it can happen.
You know, that's, that's nature and that's life.
You know, our bodies are designed to work a certain way and our feelings for our wives are, you know, make drive us in a certain direction.
That's just, that's just nature and it's just life, you know, and in the event of some very serious life issue, serious health or other type, very serious issue.
Yeah, sometimes you have to abstain or delay and things like that.
But, you know, there's, you could see the design that's in us as human beings to operate in a certain way.
Yep.
Of course, this, this activated the women in the chat, of course, which I'm smiling about, breast is best.
And yeah, my baby, I lost them.
Did they delete it?
I don't know.
My fat ass baby says breast is best.
And then Evo dropping the knowledge there too.
He's like, you know, kid gets 50% formula.
Look, yes, breast is best.
And no, something cooked up in Abbott laboratory with or without a bacterial outbreak is probably not going to be great for your kid.
But guess what?
Like my old man who has a higher IQ than me and played varsity football in the Ivy League, his mother didn't give him an ounce of breast milk because back in the 50s, It was either considered.
Uncouth or savage, or that breast, that formula was better for the baby and he turned out all right uh, with zero breast milk.
So it's not the end of the world.
Don't beat up the poor parents who are like freaking out right now, but I would say i'll the.
If i'm going to pile on on anything, i'm going to say, if you've got a baby at home and you're not breastfeeding and all that baby can do is handle formula or, god forbid, a certain type of formula uh, you better have.
I mean, after the fact yeah, horses have already bolted the barn, but that's pretty bad to not have a stash of formula.
Uh good, fun story from the cause and a good pal who listens to the show.
When Covet kicked off, he and his wife had a newborn, or a relatively uh newborn, infant and they bought like a mondo case of Kirkland Signal signature baby formula, which is also what we used uh to supplement for our kids.
And uh, lo and behold, they didn't have to go to it.
So we said hey coach, I got a whole case of uh baby formula here.
You know anybody who needs it?
And, lo and behold, we did find somebody who was not Richie rich and really needed it, and boom case of baby formula there.
So um, stack your baby formula in addition to your cheap crypto.
Now fam, i'll happily tap in anybody there in the chat.
I've only uh Pashtun has put his hand up so far.
Uh, any of the regulars you guys want to chime in?
I know some of those guys go ahead Sam oh, I was gonna say I see Jay Hayden there, not that he has his hand up, but just thought i'd say hi to him real quick.
Yeah, i'm not just damn hi Jay, to see you there.
All right, Nathaniel Sokelly, if that's your real name.
Yeah, I thought that was.
Why didn't he go to Camden or New Work?
Okay, he drove 200 miles.
I mean, what's?
If you're gonna make a political statement, you can drive a hundred more.
Okay yeah, not by.
Uh, nobody wants to hear from Nathaniel.
Spoob says we want to get the homesteading gardening guy, Rory Redington, back on.
Yes, I know Rory, where are you?
I don't know.
I don't know if he's in the chat or if he wants to be known who he is in the chat, but uh yes, we'll have Rory back on, that's.
The problem is that we have so many damn good guests and i'm like you're welcome back anytime.
And then it's like wednesday night, thursday morning, yeah darn, just put your hand up.
I'm not going to tap people in.
They might be.
No no, i'm just.
I'm just trying, you know, going through the going through the uh list here, just looking at ever see Ryan Salt on there.
Nathaniel, what's up?
You are unmuted.
Let's see how your audio sounds.
Uh you're, you're like you're friends with Rollo or something.
So i'm already discounting your opinion.
We're not really friends.
He's just smart enough to to pick the winners.
What's up, brother?
Hey yeah, good enough, not bad, is that?
Is that a new Jersey Twang?
I hear you want to talk Jersey or you want to talk something.
Yeah, I was gonna see you want to do some jersey posting.
If you're hurting for some content, i'll help you out there with that.
Not at all.
What uh, what county are you from?
I'm from Camden County originally, so two count, so born in Passaic.
But uh okay, we moved to like the hinterlands part of Jersey.
See if you can kind of figure out what that means.
Um Delaware, Water Gap or up north Vernon somewhere.
Yeah, I have no idea where you're talking about, but yeah that, the nicer parts of uh, North Jersey.
Yeah exactly exactly exactly yeah so uh um yeah, I don't know.
I know you mentioned you were.
You were from Jersey originally at some point or something.
I just thought maybe there'd be some funny, funny content with that.
I don't know uh, where exactly you're at but uh, we're always yeah uh, everyone's always burning, burning Jersey, and I think uh, sometimes we got to stand up and defend it once in a while.
Yeah, you know I, I lived there uh, from age.
It was literally my first birthday when we moved into our house in a nice middle class suburb of uh Philadelphia, uh town of Stratford um, and uh literally lived there until I was 18, went away to college and then came back for a summer or two.
For the longest time, I was a severe new Jersey uh defender, respecter uh all the you know which?
Which exit are you?
And oh yeah, how's the?
Uh industrial pollution from all those things that they see up off the Turnpike?
Uh, in Soprano's Country um, and I still go back regularly to see my folks and to see friends uh, and i'm kind of torn, you know, like uh living in the country now in Appalachia, i'm like uh, dear god no, thank you, from taxes to crowds uh, to prices.
You know, you name it uh, but thinking back, it was a pretty nice uh suburban safe, white upbringing and i'm impressed by how, how many of those neighborhoods have not gone completely diversified.
Like living in the Dc area, you know, it's basically impossible to find a white neighborhood unless it's gated, and you know the houses are four million dollars and even then you have Indians.
Um, so i'm, i'm sort of like a Jersey respector slash.
Yeah, I get, I get where it comes from, but i'm guessing you're a big defender huh well, i'm the, i'm a defender of the land itself.
I mean, the population shot it's.
You know yeah, the the diversity is hitting it hard.
But uh, I mean, growing up in Jersey Jersey like uh, I think we're of a similar age, I might be a little bit younger than you, I mean, I think it kind of prepared us perfectly for for this, and I also moved out of the state deeper into uh yeah, it's really Appalachia.
It's uh, a similar type area, you know sure yeah no, and I got a buddy who uh, who did the same thing.
He moved uh, to rural New Jersey and he was like, screw you guys, you're retarded.
Uh, it's wonderful and beautiful and my school is 90 white and yeah, I can afford the taxes and sure the gun laws aren't great or whatever.
So you know, I got more important things to do than crap on my old uh hometown.
But the only thing and Sam, i'll go to you right, uh next.
And then uh, I see Mark there with his hand up.
What pisses me off is that my parents' parents, my grandparents, of course, they all lived in or around Newark, Bloomfield, et cetera.
And they all did the run to the suburbs things probably before the Newark riots of 67 or 68.
But all those people should have known the score and essentially been white nationalists for having to sell what was once, you know, happy.
white ethnic homes in relatively safe neighborhoods in and around Newark, East Orange, all those places, and being forced to flee due to the Black invasion and Black violence and Black crime and all the rest of it.
And yet they sort of just went about their merry ways just farther down the road.
So I don't get it, man.
I don't understand how people can live through that and not get it.
Go ahead, Sam.
Sorry.
Nathaniel, so New Jersey is the only place where you can omit the new word and people still know what you're talking about, right?
You could say I'm from New Jersey.
Yeah.
Like, you know, anything else, New Mexico, New England, you know, New Hampshire.
Even the Carolinas people say I'm from the Carolinas.
They don't say I'm from Carolina.
You know, you're right.
Oh, have I never heard that before?
Yeah.
Exactly.
Sam's legendary with those little bits of wisdom.
Yeah.
On the formula stuff, of yeah, the formula being shipped to the border.
Thank you.
Yeah, I was, I was tied up.
I was more concerned with the guys giving formula feeder moms and dads a little too hard of a time.
But yes, the true, the true scandal is that they're shipping it down south to feed our literally our replacements, our invasives, while white parents are doing the John Travolta, looking around at the shelves and being like, yo, where does Simulak at?
I'm just drinking water tonight.
You know, I like to be on my edge for these live streams, but I do get a little goofy sometimes.
All right, Mark.
I'm tapping.
I'm tapping in, Mark.
I got plenty more regular content here, but we can also keep this casual.
I don't know how this is going to be.
I'm going to keep listening, boys.
Thanks for watching.
All right.
Tune in.
All right, brother.
Hey, you bet.
You bet, Nathaniel.
Thank you.
Hail Jersey.
Never heard that.
You could just, it's the only state where you can drop the new and it works.
Yeah, or region or town even.
You know, it's like you got to say new before anything else.
Right, right.
Yeah.
Let's see.
Mark.
Mark from White Power On?
Yeah, that's Mark.
I know.
I thought I wrote him he's allowed to speak, Walker Wyndham.
Here we go.
All right.
Yeah.
We're all these days.
Yeah.
Hey, what's up, Mark?
How are you, brother?
I'm pretty good.
I just wanted to come on and make sure you guys give Jay H some shit and tell him to start finishing up the goddamn show.
Everything over a week ago, you know, so he's the one that's delaying it.
So, you know, the reason why we haven't got a new episode because he had to do some other stuff and he's been busy at work and I'm like, all right, dude.
And now he sends me a link to your show.
And I'm like, hey, Mary, you finished that?
He's like, oh, I'm getting close.
I'm drinking.
So, you know, I'll probably be tomorrow.
Yeah, of course.
Of course.
Well, you know, they did have that no homosexuals and no non-white sign over the door at the show.
And that's why Jay wasn't there.
I have one of those.
I have one of those signs behind me on the fridge.
I don't know if that shows up on the camera.
I'm in the gazebo.
I'd love to take the audience on a tour of the gazebo.
What do I got back there?
Oh, look, there's a tree with Arabic writing on it that proves that I am a Arab or whatever.
I got that as a gift from a Palestinian delegation.
Like one of my first white-collar jobs, I was put in charge of taking a Palestinian delegation around Washington and Montana and California for IT meetings.
And they were lovely people, most of them.
You want to talk about based people.
Yes.
They were not fans of Israel and they were quite kind and quite a few of them were like, come on, let's go to the bar, you know, or whatever.
And then, and at the time, remember, this was probably 2003, 2004.
I was like very, I was more angry about Islam and 9-11 and stuff like that than I was about Jews.
And one of them tried to get me to go to the mosque in DC.
And I was like, no, thank you.
You know, like the Russian guy.
I'm not, I'm not, I did go to the mosque with them because I was in charge of like keeping an eye on them, not like a handler, but just like doing activities with him.
But he wanted me to go in and pray with him.
And I was like, no, that's a bridge too far for me, Muhammad.
Yeah.
That was, yeah, I keep that little, I keep that little memento of a nice gift from Palestinian delegations.
I think it's a cedar tree, which of course is the symbol of Lebanon.
But yeah, Mark, good stuff.
It was good hanging out with you.
You are literally like a juggernaut.
You could just like put plug you into a action movie or whatever.
And you would be there.
Just running through like the Kool-Aid man meets Juggernaut meets Adolf Hitler or something like that.
Both things.
I appreciate that.
We did plow through them pretty good.
I just told you, roll up behind me and I'll plow through everyone.
We'll have a good time.
So you did, you did have some fun out there.
And like I said, I told you it'd be a good time.
Every time you go, I mean, it was your first time in a mosh pit.
So it's a experience, but it's nice way to let out some aggression without, you know, you know, good, friendly, violent fun as the song used to go.
What was it?
That Exodus song.
God damn it.
I'm trying to think of it now.
But anyways, come on.
Back to the waltz.
There you go.
It's good.
It's my point.
Is that exactly what it is?
Because it lets you get out some little aggression.
You know, it's like going to the gym and working out or something.
You get in there.
You throw some elbows and knees around and the rest of it.
You know, you might catch an elbow here and there.
You might get a black eye or a missing tooth or a big gash on your chin like Coach gets.
So, you know.
Oh, yeah.
It's all good fun.
I'm mostly big guy.
Yeah.
I don't know if you can even see it.
Should I turn off my camera?
Is this vainglorious or self-aggrandizing of me?
I don't know.
I just felt like, you know, my internet was doing good.
And I'm going to treat you all to seeing the magic behind them.
I'm like, all right.
Yeah, you can just call me a faggot in the chat if you think I should turn my microphone off.
I don't know.
Whatever.
All these guys.
Going to a gig is a joyful release and great fun, great camaraderie.
If you haven't been to a gig, definitely consider it.
Well, it's good seeing you guys.
It was good actually meeting Coach for the first time in person.
That was a lot of fun.
We had a lot of good, a lot of fun.
And I know you mentioned it on one of the other shows.
I think it was last week where you talked about you went back to the after party where we had that big giant Airbnb.
It was like a top floor display.
You know, that was a lot of fun.
That was really cool.
You know, we had that big giant theater screen that we could listen to music on while we're sitting there talking.
Everyone's having a good time.
So everyone wasn't there.
You missed out and you should have been there.
That's all I'm going to say.
It was an excellent time.
And I know one of the other guys from your show was supposed to be there, but he never showed up.
What happened?
He was doing his breaks.
He had his own alibi.
I guess he was just planning on changing the pads or whatever.
Was that the mother-in-law's vehicle or something, right?
I think I thought it was his own van or whatever.
Yeah.
I don't know.
Whatever it was.
Yeah.
He got roped into doing some manual labor and couldn't make it.
I got you.
Hey, Mark, I was thinking, I was thinking later, you know, if we get hard up for content, we're going to go back to the very special segment, Cool Stories.
I imagine you've got some cool stories from your life, maybe even one or two of them that are safe for full house.
So keep that in the hopper if you want to pop on later.
I don't do it right now.
All right.
All right.
Well, that's a teaser guys waiting out there in the chat.
Um, I've got a, I've actually the Nathaniel Nathaniel Sacelli, he reminded me I actually do have a relative from New Jersey way back when.
Uh, he's from Elizabeth, New Jersey, um, in the mid-1800s, uh, I'm sorry, mid-1700s, even loyalists country, yeah, that must have been a wonderland back then.
Um, and even a hundred years ago, Elizabeth was pretty great.
Um, my wife is from that area, yeah, I still have friends not too far from there, but yeah, it's getting getting sketchy up in that area.
Um, outside of there is a lot a lot more normal, yeah.
There's there's parts there in like the deep north that are still rural and white, and then the deep south, and then there's that corridor, which is just chock a block with people, and uh, yeah, gotcha.
I used, I used to get excited to go up there.
Oh, there's there's the dog in the background.
I used to get excited uh to go up into Soprano's country, right?
You know, oh, yeah, this, this, uh, this is this is one of those neighborhoods or there's bada bing because a lot of my extended side on my mom's family is from up there.
Um, but uh, yeah, you got you got beautiful country.
Good God, yeah, no.
Uh, last time I was in New York City, too, I was like, I don't really, I used to get excited to go there for the weekend, and I'm like, I do not need to ever come back to this place ever again.
No, thanks.
So, yeah, I'm sorry, uh, religion.
Uh, I am a Latin Mass Catholic, uh, friend of uh, friend of Sam, friend of uh, Dark Enlightenment, uh, a bunch of our bunch of our guys kind of in that thing, sure, yes, and then father status.
I've got uh, five kids, all right, and uh, not yeah, not not to make too big of a deal of the religion thing, but I mean, uh, reconciling being a Latin Mass Catholic with uh the Vatican and all that stuff.
Do you how do you how do you square that?
Is is is the pope a heretic, a false pope, or is he just misguided?
Just curious.
I actually don't know, definitely, definitely misguided.
Um, I don't uh I don't subscribe to the set of a contism of hey, he's not the pope, he's a fake pope, that sort of thing.
Um, no, he's the real, he is a real pope, it's just he happens to be a bad one, and we've had bad ones in the past and we'll have bad ones in the future.
But uh, nah, it doesn't really, it doesn't really color my faith.
Uh, the uh, the bigger deal is you know, my kids.
I really try to shield my kids from that sort of politics because it's it's honestly kind of toxic.
I don't want them growing up and you know, realizing that there's this big political battle with this weirdo pope.
Um, I want them just being normal.
I want I want us to be normal Catholics, uh, yeah, it really is the way it used to be.
The thing is, when you're attending Mass, you know, you should be able to go to Mass and not have to be a liturgical expert to determine if this is the right thing or this is, you know, I live down the block literally from a Catholic church that we don't go to because it's so ridiculous, you know.
And I think, I think that's, that's what you're getting at.
But as far as the Sede Vicantas thing, you know, it's like some of those arguments are kind of interesting and some kind of thing.
But here's one thing, whether Sedevacantist or not Sede Vicantis, nobody acts like this man that holds the title pope has the authority of a pope, because if they did, then you would be, you know, you would get vaccinated, for instance, because, you know, that's a pope that is exercising the authority of a pope is to be obeyed in a way that's very serious, you know.
So however you want to parse out that logic of, you know, some people, they say, oh, he's not the pope.
Well, you know, I've been on both sides of the fence, honestly, myself.
The thing is, no, no good Catholic that loves his faith and is practicing his faith acts like he's the pope.
That's my point.
I just refuse to let it color my experience or color my kids' experience.
Right, exactly.
I agree.
I've seen it drive friends of mine crazy and drive them to weird things and breaking up their families.
And it's not good.
Oh, yeah.
This, this whole thing, like, let's say there's, there's, and now we're, it's like time has advanced where these things, these dynamics are changing a little bit.
But it used to be, let's say, 20 years ago, if somebody says, oh, we're, our family is attending SSPX, that would be like a real wedge in a family at one time.
I think that's changed a little bit now because just things are so desperate.
But definitely if you were from a Catholic family, like both sides of the family are Catholic and you married a Catholic person.
And I remember even when I was getting, when, you know, I did not return to the Catholic faith until kind of later in my life.
It's in my autobiography on the full hyphen house website, if anyone cares to read how and why I returned to it.
But when I was getting involved in the Tridentine Mass and coming back to the faith like that, it was kind of, I guess some people would consider it like a seismatic church.
They did not consider themselves that way.
But, you know, I'll go into the details in some other time, maybe.
But, you know, when I was coming back to the faith and, you know, began going to confession regularly and going to mass and eventually I became an altar server and all that type of thing.
I had two of my holy roller Catholic aunts that were very critical.
Like they were not, oh, this is good.
You're, you know, leading your family into being Catholic and all the children at that point then started getting baptized, you know, and everything like that.
And this thing in the Catholic Church with the Tridentine Mass or traditionalists or Seda Vicantis, this is a huge wedge in Catholic families where maybe your mother's not going to talk to you because of, you know, one stance or the other.
So it's a serious thing.
Absolutely.
All right.
I think I got the dog to shut up.
Am I still with you guys?
Yes.
Okay.
Very good.
Yes.
Hang with us, Walker.
I think, you know, we're well over halftime.
I didn't want to let the new white life pass.
We're not going to do music as a break.
Yeah, that could be coming too.
You never know around here.
Let's see.
This is from Grafschaft Volk.
And he says, hello all.
I hope all is well.
Just want to let you guys know our first child arrived on Easter Sunday.
She arrived in perfect health and with a full head of hair.
Mother is recovering rapidly.
Looking into my daughter's eyes and seeing my own reflection was truly a surreal experience.
My ancestors live through me as I will live through her.
Looking forward to watching her grow and our family as well.
Thank you guys for all that you do.
Hail our folk.
Congratulations, Graft.
We'll call you GSV for short to you and wifey.
Wonderful note.
Thank you for listening.
Yeah, having a daughter is so wonderful.
We've talked about this on the show before, but I don't want to hear any boohooing or any tears from guys who only have daughters.
Daughters are a wonderful blessing and are nine times out of 10.
Maybe I was just blessed with the perfect daughter, unlike the rest of you poor saps, because mine can do no wrong.
But anyway, sons are truculent and difficult and challenging.
They're a lot of fun too, of course.
So count your blessings.
If you had 10 straight daughters, I knew a guy growing up who had like six daughters and they were all like tall and relatively beautiful and talented in their own way.
And I thought, what a poor SOB.
All he's got is daughters.
And now with a different perspective on life, I'm like, man, what a proud pop.
Bringing children into this world and into your family is so challenging that if you can do it at all, you know, you should just be happy about that, let alone that you have to start counting, oh, how many sons or daughters do I have?
Hey, if you're very, very perfectly fortunate, you have a mix of both.
I have a mix of both almost exactly even.
But either way, you know, I remember when my wife was having the children and so forth, all I thought about was the health of the mother and the child, you know, and coming through the experience.
And I couldn't even think of like son, daughter, whatever.
You know, it's all daughters, all sons, mix of all of it.
It's, it's all wonderful.
Yep.
And I actually know a guy.
I'll just say I know a guy who is going to on the verge of doing the bit of adopting.
Fertility just didn't work out for he and his wife.
They tried for a long time.
And they said, nope, we're going to go for it.
We're going to do it.
So good luck, buddy.
Thank you, listener.
And I don't know, maybe if you want to come on and talk about the experience, knock on wood after it goes through.
Well, that's good.
You know, I hope he can adopt a white child so some niggers don't adopt it.
You hear these horrible stories.
Yeah, no, it's it's it's white.
I don't know if it's a boy or a girl, but of course they felt adamant about that.
I'll leave it at there.
Got another new white life here, and this is from Trey Carr or Tro Carr.
Yeah.
My wife is pregnant with our first exciting times being a new father in my upper 30s.
You salty dog.
Yes.
It took me long enough there.
Track car, truck car noir, truck car noir, papa.
I don't know what sounds like a fragrance or something.
Coach's favorite.
No, I was, I was a, I was a gravity man in junior high.
Thank you very much.
What was that gravity?
Yeah, but you say, you say junior high because you're not telling us what you were all about in high school and college.
It was that Jacquard Noir.
No.
Yeah.
I think I stopped with Cologne around the same time I stopped going to the skating rink and hoping that I was going to make it.
So like two years ago?
No.
No, I go to the skating rink now, but not to make out with girls behind the locker to, you know, skate with my kids around.
The funny thing is they play some of the same hits from the early 90s.
I guarantee you the owner is like somebody who was probably like cruising the echelon skating rig.
Casey and the sunshine band, maybe.
They throw in some of those 70s.
dating yourself a little bit there sam but i'm talking like casey and the sunshine band has a song called give it up from the 80s i highly recommend everyone listen to it is an excellent song i told rollo he could pick the closing music for this episode so it better be something it's it's not that but it is something very 80s that nobody here has ever heard Sure.
Hey, I got a nice comment from a listener that I'll just read because, hey, you know, whatever, because we can, because it's a live stream.
And I, good God, I hope this sounds good in post-production.
And it's not just like rambling and self-indulgent or whatever, but we're doing it for the Telegram fam.
The numbers look pretty good there.
Where is it?
Here we go.
Okay.
I took a break.
That's how he started.
Okay.
I was like, all right, buddy, what's this going to be?
I took a break for a while from the podcast scene because I got too black-pilled trying to proselytize in a sea of Civnats to the reality.
But this is one I reached back to that I'm going to try with again.
Civnats are boomers in spirit and listening to strong boomer men tell their story before Jews flip the kill switch.
He listened to the USS Liberty episode is important for the millennial to hear too.
It's not that they were stupid or we are stupid.
We just all realize in different ways that we are expendable to the Zionist project.
Keep doing these shows.
I love this show the most.
And I even jammed to the break music.
Contrived Contra.
How did he like the Go West song?
That's what I want to know.
He loved it.
He emailed me.
He told me.
The other day, my wife was listening to that and that song came on and we were both laughing our asses off.
Kiss his fingers.
And how awesome it is.
Yeah.
This is a side of the road springwater, by the way.
It's not my Ruski Stundart special or special reserve, as if I could buy Russian vodka within 200 miles of here anyway.
So yeah, thank you, Contrived Contra.
And let's do, this is a bit, some of these guys get really excited and they tell their whole life stories in these emails.
But it's a classic one that we get a lot in different variations.
And long story short, I'm just going off memory about what he wrote.
This is a southern white man who works in a important blue collar industry.
I'll just put it at that.
And before he was red-pilled and racially aware, surprise, surprise, married a Mexican American lady.
She may be straight Mexican.
She may be, you know, born here.
And they have a bunch of kids.
And then he became racially aware.
He listens to our stuff.
He wants to contribute and all this stuff.
I'm familiar with the refrain, the motto.
Yep.
Sorry, buddy.
Now, first off, I think all good people here, and we've talked about this before on the show, you can't fault a man for certain mistakes or errors of judgment that he made before being racially aware.
If things went differently in my life, who knows?
I could have been married to, I don't think I would have married a black lady, but, you know, Mexican, maybe an Indian or something like that.
But, you know, he's asking, how important is this?
How bad is this?
Right.
And my first response is, and I'll turn it over to you guys after this, is, well, it depends on how Mexican she is.
You know, does she look like she grew up in the mountains of Peru or Tenocteto?
Well, or is she like, you know, 50% white or something like that.
He said his kids look white and his kids identify as white, which is a point in his favor, but I'll shut up there.
Yeah.
Well, you know, at the end of the day, you know, whatever kind of opinion we have or whatever, doesn't matter, because if she is substantially uh Indio it, it's just not going to work.
You know this.
You're, you're just going to have certain problems in life and you're not going to be able to make this rationale carry through into your children and they're going to.
You know that that Indian blood is, is going to make its claim on those children and on that wife.
So if, if she is if, if it's really like just the way it sounds, then uh, that's a, that's a tough thing and uh, you have a tough struggle there.
But uh, you know, Hispanic is is one of those things that it it could mean almost anything.
It could mean completely non-white, it could be completely white and uh, i'm not there, I can't call it.
You know i'm i'm not going to judge this person.
I, I don't know any details.
I would just say, you know you got to got to look at it like that.
I mean, you know the the thing of being uh white, you know that I think I, I look at it.
It's almost like a, a safeguard that god or nature put in there.
I think that, unless you're like, at least probably 97, 98 white, you're not going to look white and uh, so that if he says the kids look white, that's a good sign.
You know, they say the average Mexican at least just talking about Mexicans the average Mexicans like 80 European Dna.
You know, you could have one that's uh, more white, so to speak.
And um uh, you know what can I say?
It's it.
I'll just repeat what I said, which is it doesn't matter what our opinion is.
It's just like saying, you know if, if this light bulb in this room is burned out, doesn't matter how many times I flick the switch, it's not coming on.
You know um yep, that's just the reality of it.
And we, and we have another buddy uh, who's hey, what's up?
I just tapped uh Patrick Pat, you're in every, but everybody's still tapped in.
From before.
I didn't like unmute or uh, remute somebody.
Um, but real quick, Pat.
I just wanted to say like, hold on okay yeah, hold on one second.
I just want to add this, you know, we know a guy in the thing, in the cause, who was uh racked with anxiety, I guess, because his wife is to some extent uh Mexican, and he's like oh, you know they're going to reject me and i'm like, looking at his kids and it's like if I saw those kids, i'd you know, they look like regular white and American kids and his wife looks like she might have just like a little bit of spice in her.
I'm like, I think you're good to go, bro.
Uh, call me not purity spiral enough, but if you look white, you act white and you don't identify with that uh to any meaningful extent.
Yeah I, I think there's a danger of going getting too lost in the weeds there, you know, because there is a lot of controversy there.
I mean, there are ethnic European nationalities that do not accept certain other ethnic European nationalities as being white.
You know, so sure um I, I would kind of, on one one hand, I would be very harsh about it, but once it's, once it's beyond a certain threshold, it's like not worth arguing about anymore.
Yep, Dean Bradley says it's the pink nipple test and and that's it final.
Yeah uh however, I think there is a certain Semitic and ethnicity that might also uh, you know, have a certain I don't.
Probably some Asians could even pass that test, I think.
But uh, do a.
Oh gosh, I don't even want, I don't know.
Yeah, Sam is the nipple expert okay, so just don't ask questions.
Do Asians have pink nipples?
I don't want to know.
I, yeah, I've never looked at that.
That's not a possibility.
I don't know either, but I do know.
Mark knows.
Mark knows.
He's like, oh, man, they got paid.
I'll weigh in.
I don't know if I say it.
I just wanted to hop in here because I didn't get a chance to.
I was going to wait a minute, but I wanted to just say, I know you guys got your own set of standards, but for our day, it was, yeah, if you look white, you act like and stuff.
We're just going to accept you as white.
But we also, at the same time, if you're telling me, yeah, my old lady's Mexican and we got some little brown kids, they don't really look brown or whatever.
Yeah, I'd be like, yeah, you can financially support us, but you can't really come around.
We don't want your kids around our kids.
We're trying to not, you know, like we're trying to preserve something.
So if we're going to preserve our race, we can't just be like, okay, well, you know, she's only a quarter Mexican, so go ahead and have some kids with her.
I mean, I'm not saying, you know, obviously the other people have different opinions, but if you got a line there, you got to put some line at some point and say, okay, this isn't acceptable, right?
If you're, especially if you're going to say, yeah, they're not white.
I mean, if it had been like, I'm assuming his wife must be pretty Mexican, must look pretty dark.
Otherwise, why would he even mention it?
Because if she's got like a Spanish last name, he could just be like, yeah, she's from Spain.
And I doubt anyone's going to argue with him about it.
They'd be like, all right, okay, cool, you know, because there's plenty of white Spanish people.
I mean, all you got to do is look at like, what is it, Pugiato NS?
They're a band from Spain.
And like, you look at those guys and they look like Italians and Germans.
You know, you'd never suspect that they were Spanish.
Other than fact, they're singing in Spanish.
So that's all I got to say about that.
I'm going to let Pat on here because I can see he's itching to get out.
So if this, if this woman can walk into one of our things and everybody would be okay with her, then there's nothing to worry about.
You know, let's put it on a positive note.
Yeah.
And Pat, I just want to say we're happy to have you on for a full show if you want to be the featured guest.
I think you've earned that honor, friend.
But welcome back to Full House.
How are you?
Oh, good.
I'm on Bluetooth, so I'm going to pull over here.
I've been paying Petrus with stones, building a nice stone wall/slash retaining wall in the front yard.
Coming along quite nicely and getting ready to do raised bed gardens with granite.
And good stuff.
I've got a stray cat that found its way into my barn and decided to start pissing on stuff.
And there's, you know, you know, when it's cat piss, it can't be anything else.
So I've got to figure out how that cat is getting in and out.
I didn't close up the area under the gable.
But yeah, I think the whole ethnicity issue is, you know, you know, if you're white or not based on whether or not you get identified as white by the system.
And, you know, I had a girlfriend who was like 120th Indian or something, acorn or something, and you couldn't see it.
So I think the PRS test of the system consider you white is pretty much the test to go by.
But it's also kind of a bog you can get stuck in.
And yeah, I think if the system would call you white, you're white.
Although they also call like Egyptians white, technically.
There are some Egyptians that are very white looking.
Yeah, well, and there's also the Alawites and Syrian stuff.
And the other thing I want to say: is it okay to make babies with Syrian girl?
Yes.
I'm going to say her in person.
She's attractive and she looks white-ish, but no, why go with a Syrian when you're in the middle of the day?
I'm joking.
I actually think she's kind of weird looking.
I mean, she's not ugly for an era, but like she kind of looks like OctoMom.
She got like bad plastic surgery.
Yeah, one of my, one of my, one of my French Italian friends who spent time in West Africa had a nice formulation of it.
It's like, you know, we've got, we've got core Europe and then we've got ancillary Europe, you know, sort of our friendly neighbors in the borderlands that we don't hate.
We don't have to be hostile to.
They can be friends, but they're not exactly, you know, they're very, very distant relatives.
They're not inside the tent.
I did want to flag our old pal, Yvonne, who came on both the Mormon show and our Russia-Ukraine spectacular flag that he said he can't listen to live stream.
But WIC, food stamps, W-I-C, I forget what that stands for, want in care, recently started letting recipients get 10 cans of formula free every month.
By the way, you can sign up for WIC as an illegal and they don't ask for a social or anything.
So that is both a rage-fuel story about perhaps contributing to the shortage on top of the factory that's not making formula at the moment because of a bacterial outbreak, which I kind of understand.
Hey, it's baby formula.
And apparently, like a couple babies actually did die from that thing.
But there's another contributor to why there's a shortage because WIC subscribers, which we don't begrudge any of our white listeners who are getting free or discounted groceries, but are invasive replacements, hogging it up for baby Jamal or baby Tanoctitlan.
Not so good.
All right.
Don't crash there, Patrick.
It's glad.
I'm happy to hear that Patrick is doing a little bit of raised bed gardening and a little home construction there.
He doesn't look down on that as too LARPy or running to the hills and hiding away from our problems.
I got to say, it's rewarding, even if it's not the answer to anything.
Quick coach update.
You know, I can possibly give you guys.
I'm not going to give you a tour of the gazebo.
I'll probably hit a cord or something.
But the chickens are all doing great.
The chicks, they are almost ready to come out of the little coop that they have.
It's a big coop.
They got plenty of space in there.
So it's not like they're in the bin anymore.
So so far, so good.
All six survived.
They're healthy and a million times better than the guinea fowl, even as little babies.
You can tell the different nature.
And then the potatoes are going wild.
But the problem is I kind of neglected some of the seedlings and the other gardening in favor of my monster 50 pounds of potatoes.
We'll blame Mitt Gartner for that.
100%.
He's there.
I see him in the list.
He said, he said, we should be gardening out by this beautiful full moon, which is massive tonight.
It doesn't look totally full to me.
I think we're almost there.
But thank you, Mitt Gardner.
Yeah, I'm going to have more freaking potatoes than I know what to do with, assuming they all go well.
And what do you know?
The beds that I planted first are doing the best.
And that's not because of timing, but because I took the most time and care to loosen up the soil and supplement it with real garden soil.
And then by the end, I was like, just dig out this clay rock and pop potato in, cover with dirt, and forget about watering it.
And, you know, they're still sprouting too.
Potatoes really are idiot proof.
So anyway, those are my two objectives.
There's a lot of promises I made on the show.
Not a lot, but a couple that I never did.
I never did keto.
That was one from before.
I never tried tantric sex.
Yeah.
I made a promise.
Yeah.
Well, I just remember like, oh, whoa, whoa.
Yeah.
All right.
Tantric sex post.
All right.
That's on the list.
And keto.
Yeah.
I've done plenty of fasting, etc.
Let's do keto.
Blood flower moon.
Thank you, Mitt Gardner.
Flower moon is tomorrow night.
Thank you, Jefferson Freeman.
Okay, go ahead.
The tantric sex, you know, we talked about this on the show, but in case people missed it, you know, I thought I'd bring it up.
I got interested in it and I, I, you'll, you'll laugh at this.
I read the book, Tantric Sex for Dummies.
Or no, it was the other brand, idiot's guide to tantric sex.
And it was written by a Jewish woman who apparently had some kind of radio show and stuff.
So it was like bad in a way, but there's good elements in it, honestly.
And I would say it's worth looking into.
The rationale behind it is not necessarily good.
It's a very mixed up thing, you know, but you can take some good things from it.
Let's say it's 80% bad, but 20% good, you know, and you can kind of look at that and take some things.
And I remember back in the fatherland days, I talked at length about it.
And then the guys went and tried it.
You know, there's the yab yum position.
And that's really the part of it that I would say is like a very intimate, beautiful thing.
If you just Google that word, yab yum and look at the position.
It's, you know, it's, and I remember.
Yeah.
What?
Well, we got a new addition to the book club.
Yeah.
And go ahead.
And anyways, I remember one of the, one of the guys on the fatherland, I won't mention his name because I think he doesn't want to be mentioned, but he, so he, he did, did the exercise with his wife, which was you, you select a song that's like maybe three, four minutes long.
You put the song in and you get in the yab yum position and you gaze into each other's eyes.
And he talked about it, like how emotionally moving it was.
After you get, you know, that first minute, you're thinking, oh, we're just looking into each other's eyes.
This is corny.
But, you know, as you get through those layers and you get to the point of being having such a very intimate connection with your wife on a, like a, you know, not just a sexual level level, but a spiritual level too.
We've come back to that couple of those little elements in there that I read about.
We've come back to those things again and again, my wife and I.
And it's just maybe some people will say that's too corny or ridiculous to look into, but I would just say, you know, it's just, this is an ancient Aryan thing.
And I'm not saying devote yourselves to it or anything like that or buy into some of the bad ideas behind it.
But as far as there's, there's a kernel in there that I think is good and worth knowing about.
Absolutely.
Yeah.
Try it out.
It's not, it's not some creepy thing that there's tough.
There's 10 hours with no climax.
That's what I thought it was.
No.
What's the point?
And nor nor does it need to like, you know, I'm imagining somebody maybe even like me at a certain point would look at it as like, oh, this is something that conflicts with my religious ideas or something.
No, don't, you know, consider it in the light that I'm offering it.
You know, this is an Aryan thing that is a beautiful thing and a spiritual thing.
Amen.
I'm going to save cool stories for our next set piece because we are starting to come here to raps.
I want to be useful tomorrow.
No, I'm kidding.
I'm a night owl.
I'll probably be up forever.
I'm always wired after the shows.
But I did want to talk about just real quick and family vacations.
This doesn't have to be a big segment, but we're coming up into the summer.
And some of you probably already have your plans already.
Some of you are like, what family vacation?
I need a family first or I can't get time off.
But I was just thinking back to like similar to our question about what's your favorite childhood memory.
What is your favorite childhood family vacation?
Or if it wasn't like a week-long vacation or whatever, a trip your parents took you on or whatever.
And despite racking my brain for all the things, I mean, we took a cruise to Nova Scotia out of possibly New York City or whatever with the whole extended mom side of the family when I was like 19 years old.
That was really cool.
But cruises nowadays, probably not that good.
But just getting a beach house, we had COVID.
Yeah, you get trapped in your enter room in your chambers.
But just getting, I had to go, I had to go with beach house.
There's something magical, whether it's lake house or beach house, salt life, lake life, whatever your thing, depending on where you are in the country, a week at the beach with all your cousins and your aunts and uncles and your sisters and brothers and whatever else.
It just stands out as some magical times of relative innocence.
Now, it ain't cheap getting a beach house, depending on whether you want to be beachfront or whatever.
But that's all, that's all I got is just something to think about.
I'm sick of beach houses now.
We did it for many years and it's a lot of, listen.
Yeah.
So there, I'm admitting as a kid, I loved it.
And now as a grownup, I'm like, screw you, kids.
It's too much work.
It's too much money.
The traffic's terrible.
But we're not doing that this year, I don't think.
We'll maybe do like a night or two somewhere.
But I had COVID last year and it was expensive and I was worn down.
And I was just like, oh, I don't want to go back to the beach again.
So Sam, what do you got from your childhood at least?
I remember maybe you talked about a road trip up north, but whatever you got in the hopper.
Yeah.
You know, I've from a socioeconomic level of society where we didn't really get to take too many fancy or interesting vacations.
Long vacations.
Yep.
But what we would, what we would do is, is that my grandparents owned some property downstate, which was where my grandfather was born and raised.
And we would go down there at least, you know, like once a summer and stay for maybe two, three weeks at a time.
And it was a tiny little house.
And I can even remember when the house did not have indoor plumbing, believe it or not.
And there was the outhouses and the outhouse, you know, remained there even after they had plumbing, of course.
But yeah, it was extraordinarily very rural area.
And we would just run wild for those couple of weeks.
And in a way, like there wasn't a lot to do, but there were people with cattle and stuff around there.
We would just run around, you know, and there were dogs and stuff like that.
And so those are magical for us for an urban or a suburban boy, right?
For sure.
And so those are the vacations I remember as a child.
Rollo was sadly robbed of his childhood.
He spent most of it in Shanghai before it was urbanized and modernized and developed.
Yep.
I don't know where I got that one.
I didn't even have a beer Rolo.
So this is just bad content for me.
Go ahead, buddy.
Probe that childhood if it's not too painful for you.
Well, it's not too painful, but it's kind of weird that my family, well, it wasn't really my family.
Just like my mother, my sister and I, every other year, we would go camping or to the beach.
And it was like the same camping ground or the same beach spot for yeah, for probably five years because we stopped going on vacation when I was about 12.
That was when just, yeah, we don't need to go on vacation.
We've gone camping.
We've seen enough sand and some white caps.
And you know, you got the gist of it.
And was the first time, the best, just like sex, like was the first camping trip and the first beach weekend.
Can you remember like, oh man, this is awesome.
And then it sort of lost its luster.
Well fourth, fifth time well, unlike my first time with sex, which wasn't good, I don't remember the the first, like camping or the beach experience.
I, they all kind of bleed together because i'll see, see my mother like, like on, like Christmas or Easter, and the family's around and she'll say, oh, remember when we went camping and this happened?
Was that that?
That happened that time?
I thought that was the time.
No, I was, I don't remember because I was, I mean, that was like 30 years ago.
Right.
So I don't vacation when I was a kid, it was like going to church.
It was like a thing I did that I enjoyed, but it felt like it's something you did before school.
It was more of an obligation than something to look forward to.
Because we just think, okay, we're going.
Yeah, we're going to the woods.
Yeah, there's no shower for a few days.
And sometimes there's bears.
Okay, have fun, kids.
Yes.
I feel really sorry for my kids because they have 5% of the cousins that I enjoyed growing up.
You know, the Irish, Polish, Catholic side of the family, just, you know, big, big kids.
I think I had 18.
Oh, I had a lot of cousins, but my cousins didn't go on the vacation.
No, they were super rich.
So they would go on their own things.
And then they would, and then my aunt, who I hate, would always like show us pictures of them living the highlight.
Yeah.
Oh, thank you.
Yeah.
There you go.
Yeah.
I forgot that my grandmother and my aunt flew me and my cousin down to Disney World once when I was like 10 or 11 years old.
I remember listening to Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch and my Walkman on cassette.
So that's how I can time it.
But that was wild, like first time on a plane as a sentient being and just being in Florida for the first time and being like, oh my God, oranges and it's warm and Disney World and all that stuff.
So anyway.
All right.
We are coming close here.
Let me look at the notes, see if anybody else has their hands up.
You guys are shy.
Come on.
You had an opportunity to come on, ask whatever you want.
Get all these emails and like notes in the comments.
And then we open up the microphone.
Before we close, before we close, Coach, you got to put Mark from White Power on for some kind of anecdotal story.
All right.
Are we going to do it, Mark?
are you still uh coherent enough uh you still i don't The only time you see me drinking is basically when I was at that show.
That's pretty much it.
I don't really drink very often anymore.
I was just busting your chops with a guy.
Yeah.
No, I still have a couple beers.
I was the biggest brewery on that night.
Sam had to hold my head.
Yeah, that's true.
You and a couple of the other fellas there were barely standing.
So that was fun.
That was fun.
We had a good time.
I don't know what you guys want to hear about this.
You got specific stories you're thinking of, something.
Well, I don't, yeah, don't give us a story from the click.
That's, yeah, let's end on a high note.
Give us a, you know, you got any, got any stories from childhood or whatever?
Mine's about baseball, Stuart.
Did you have a rough childhood, Mark?
I mean, I probably know rougher than most other people, but I wasn't, I was like what Sam was saying.
We grew up poor as hell.
So, you know, we was getting Raymond noodles and hamburger helper string cheese.
And yeah, well, I mean, hamburger helper, I'll still eat now.
But no, I'm thinking Raymond noodles, that's like what you eat when you're in prison because it's such cheap food.
So, but yeah, my childhood was decent.
went and did shit, had fun.
I mean, hell, when I grew up as a kid, I lived down in this little bitty town called Hillsborough that was like, well, actually, it wasn't Hillsborough.
Hillsborough was a big town, but Coffee was like 600 people.
The point is all my cousins live there.
We used to play football and baseball all the time.
We'd beat the hell out of each other and have a good time doing it.
As far as good stories, I don't know.
I mean, I hooked up a friend of mine, this girl I know with the kid at that show.
And I think they hit it off pretty good.
And I think they're living together now.
So that's a positive story.
All right.
You know, I did a little love connection there.
I mean, I didn't really know that was going to happen exactly, but I knew, I figured, hey, you know, this chick's single.
She needs to find a good dude.
She's young.
She'll find someone around her own age when we get to this show.
So, you know, all right, cool.
Good story.
That's a positive one.
Good story.
All right.
I got a quick one.
I didn't even think about this one, but one summer night, probably age 12 or 13, me and some buddies said, you know, it would be fun on this hot, boring summer night to go egg some houses.
So we went up to the local grocery store.
I mean, you know, that's not out of the ordinary, right?
We're like, yeah, that seems like a good idea.
Yeah, we totally could have gotten away with it too, if it weren't for the snooping kids, but that's where the story gets interesting.
So we went to the grocery store.
I think it was IGA.
It was at the time.
It changed names like 10 times throughout our childhood, just the local grocery store.
We were just cruising around throwing eggs at houses.
And we happened upon another group of friends that were out there playing stickball under the streetlights at night.
Stickball, if you're not familiar, you know, you bounce.
It's like you usually play with a tennis ball.
It doesn't have to be an actual stick, but like a reinforced wiffle ball bat or whatever.
And we were like, yo, what's up, guys?
We're egging houses tonight.
You know, we were like proud of ourselves and bragging about our accomplishments, confessing to the crime to as many people as possible.
So we were like, check this out.
So we like get the side of this house that's on the corner that just happened to be the president of the board of education for the town that I grew up in.
And I either knew that or we weren't sure.
We thought maybe that was a case.
I can't, I honestly can't remember if that was a factor in the decision of egging that house or it was just at the corner.
So we get it really good on the side.
And it didn't have aluminum siding or vinyl siding.
This is like the old style shingle stuff.
So that, you know, it's not washing off really easy.
So we get it.
And then we like go on our merry way to go egg other houses.
And wouldn't you know that Board of Education president came out of his house and who did he go to?
He went to the kids playing stickball right in the middle of the street and accused them of doing it and said, you know, you bastard, you egged our house.
And they're like, we, we did do nothing.
I swear it was the other kids on the bike.
Oh, yeah.
So long story short, they totally dimed us out and even gave them our names.
Oh my God.
By the time by the time, you know, so I'm like, I like, I'm cruising home on my huffy bicycle, mountain bike, whatever it was, like, the perfect crime.
You know, Bart said, you know, you're just egging houses all night long.
Oh, hello, mother.
How are you?
And as soon as I walk in the door, I was like, shit, how the hell did she find out?
And, you know, one of those kids' moms called my mom to say that we were egging.
So the, the, but the funny thing is that my dad has this, uh, he, he was like, all right, well, tomorrow we're going to make this right.
And we're going to go over to that guy's house and apologize.
And you're going to clean his house if you have to.
And then we're going to go around and find all the other houses that you egg.
So we went over to that house, but that guy was such an asshole that even my old man, like after it was a kid, you don't have to clean his house.
You tell those kids, Hitler said that violating the society amongst kids, you know, that's like one of the worst things that shows to be a traitor is to be the worst thing.
You know, I do got an entertaining story along those lines.
Real quick, Mark, let me just finish here.
Not at all, because I'll wrap it up here.
But here's the other thing.
My dad was like, All right, so you got any.
We actually went and picked up my friend Brian and whoever else was this.
So we were doing like a perp walk with my dad in the back of the car.
He's like, All right, where else did you guys ride your bikes?
We're like, I think we went down that street, dad, right?
Doesn't that seem right?
So we took him down all the streets that we definitely didn't egg, you know, like, oh, look, it's clear we must have had bad aim on that one because the last freaking thing we wanted to do was be cleaning egg off of houses all summer long.
So that's it.
Maybe not the greatest story in the world, but just that we got dimed out.
And then the guy was such a jerk about it.
My dad didn't make us clean off the house.
Go ahead, Mark.
Thanks.
Uh, no, so like me and a couple of my friends just back late teenage years, early 20s.
We're riding around, you know, we're all driving around, having some fun, having a few drinks.
I want to say we maybe possibly Jake Daniels.
So that might have a little bit to do with it.
But, anyways, we're driving around the streets and we're just kind of cruising around, just being rambunctious kids.
And we see this jigaboo riding on his bicycle.
And we're like, hey, Mark, because there's probably not his bicycle.
Yeah, he was driving.
He was driving.
We seen dude on a bike.
We'd like Mark, 50 points.
And he's like, we watched dude.
He went flying over the hood of the car.
He went flying over the hood of the car.
And then we took off laughing.
You know, that was great.
It was hilarious.
So we went around and we, you know, we were messing with some of the hookers, yelling at them and their pimps, and, you know, just giving him a bunch of grief and, you know, just kind of running them off the street corners, having fun.
And then we came back around and we seen the same Jigaboo walking around with his bike.
And he's got his bike and he's limping and he's walking with his bike.
And we see him and he's like going up this hill.
And we see him and we hopped out of the car and we're like, hey, what's up, nigga?
And he's like, oh, you know, F you crackers, I got a good.
And we all looked at each other.
And my buddy Jim, he's like, hey, it's like, no, you don't.
And then we went to go after him.
A dude dropped his bike and he took off running like you know, some sprint star, like Michael Jordan or whatever that guy's name is Jackson, whatever.
You know what I'm saying?
Michael Johnson.
I mean, I never see anybody running one that fast in my life.
And I mean, the dude was limping before.
Like, he was sitting there doing like this limp.
He was really playing up how hurt his ankle was.
But as soon as we were going to get after him, you know, he's going to go chase him down.
He took off running so fast that it was like watching him sprint like he was in a gold medal race.
And I was like, huh.
So we all laughed.
We had a good laugh about it.
It's just a story I've told several times, especially when I sitting there listening to like Road Nazis by Midtown Boot Boys because they got a song.
It's kind of similar, but they did some stuff like that.
And it's just a good laugh.
It's more I like to bring up when I see the fellas, which fortunately I don't see him as much anymore.
So, you know, but it's a good time.
It was kind of similar.
Same kind of fun story.
You know, nothing major happened.
Just a little shenanigans, a little color mixed in there.
Yeah.
It was a prank.
Prank.
Isn't that what the niggers say when they like beat some old white guy or something?
It's a prank.
Exactly.
And it was the same kind of thing.
You know, a lot of fun.
You know, no one ended up in the hospital or nothing.
You know, it's not like, I wasn't like the knockout game or nothing like that.
So, you know, right.
Good stuff, Mark.
All right.
Yeah.
Go for it, Pat.
Well, I got two.
I had a buddy who was on his way back from a club scene and up the coast in Maine.
Long story short, he tricked the cop into getting out.
This is 20 years ago, statue limitations.
This is over.
And so he actually hid his car in the backyard and then dumped his guts to me and my girlfriend who was living with me for the summer.
And at the top of the stairs, listening to him tell a story, and he never got caught, was my mother.
I never want you talking to him again.
He literally waited for them to get to his back bumper and then took off.
And he showed up red as a lobster, very pale.
So the alcohol showed on him.
And that was pretty funny.
Same guy, him and I were actually on the coast in Maine.
I went down to New Hampshire and we got way too drunk and we were like 16 and I couldn't drive.
So he was driving.
And so he takes a left onto incoming traffic on Route 1A on the coast of New Hampshire.
I think this was Hampton Beach.
And we get pulled over.
And so he pulls over, doesn't even realize we're going the wrong way.
Cop tells us, you guys are going the wrong way down the road.
He said, oh, we're just really tired.
We work late.
We didn't know where we were going.
We both have dead soldiers around our feet.
We've got, you know, another guy was just a nice white cop.
And he was like, this is like 20 years ago.
He's like, yeah, you guys just drive home.
Wow.
Yeah.
We were driving down the wrong side of the road.
But, you know, you guys got lucky, man.
Oh, yeah.
I'm just surprised.
My uncles used to always say, like, oh, no, if you got pulled over drunk driving back in the day, they just follow you home to make sure you got there safely.
Oh, yeah, that's a long time ago.
Are you talking about running from the cops?
Yeah, I know.
Oh, man.
I was in my, I was at my best friend's house and he lived like a thousand yards away from my house.
And I had my then girlfriend with me at the time from out of town from college.
And we were drinking in his basement and just hanging out, maybe smoking weed.
I can't remember.
And I was like, I'm going to walk home with her.
Okay.
We're fine.
He's like, no, she's a guest of mine and you're a guest and I'm going to drive you home.
It's courtesy.
I was like, if you insist and son of a bitch on that short little ride, empty bottle of jack in the front passenger seat and got nailed for a dewy.
I was like, man, I'm so sorry.
I should have just insisted on it.
But yeah, just those stupid, stupid decisions.
I don't know what happened long term or whatever.
But yep, they zap you sometimes.
All right.
We are going to go around the horn.
Yeah.
Go ahead.
Coach, I was just going to say hi.
Yeah.
Just I want to say hi to a couple people.
I'm just scrolling through the list as you said earlier.
You know, I know some of the names are, some of the names are really funny, but I wanted to make sure I said hello to Blitz out there.
I see he's he's listening and his byline says, don't be fat.
I like that.
And Joe Boston, remember him?
Oh, yeah.
It's a good guy.
I talked to him.
I met him in person at an event and great guy.
I see he's on there.
I wanted to say hello to him.
Absolutely.
Anon commando, Jefferson Freeman.
I'm just Nick Mitt Gartner.
Mitt Gartner chatting.
Yeah.
Chads.
Yeah, I'm just getting you've on the show.
Old man Falco.
Falco says not listening.
That's his by.
I know.
And some of these guys, I don't know if they're like undercover with their Telegram accounts.
I don't know.
And then the guy, I guess he dropped off.
I wanted to say it was, it said, Hoff the grid, you know, like off the grid, but Hoff, Hoff is, is one of those words the pagans use.
That's like their unit of, you know, they call it the Hoff.
And that's also one of those words that like in the, yeah, like it's their church, but it's, it was also used like that that book Dari.
He's talking about the new nobility, you know, like what's the name of that book?
The new nobility of blood and soil.
And in there, they use that word hoff because they wanted to foster this idea of having like the big, you know, like the land and the nobility.
So yeah, yeah.
Chat's making me laugh.
Rick really Bob Thornton.
I thought that was funny too.
Some of these names are just so funny.
Dio Vin DJ, Credit, Jay Haight, Chat.
Jay Hate's got his own show.
And he's like, he can't even chime in a syllable here.
He's like, well, he's afraid of Mark, obviously.
Kai, Eric Connor.
Yeah.
Daniel Kuhn.
I hope that's a Daniel Kuhn.
I know.
White Boy Awesome.
Ronnie Salt.
Evo Scoobs.
All right.
The regular listeners are like, enough with the live stream.
We're putting that people on the show.
Oh, yeah.
Harry and Harry N-Man.
That's a good sock name.
I was going to name my next Twitter account N Rich Uranium with a Iranian pepe, you know, N.rich Uranium, but I thought that would be too spicy.
There was one guy.
I guess he dropped off.
It was like his name was just all runes, you know?
Yeah.
It's like you can't even read his name.
It's just if you can't read my name, then you're not really white.
Right.
I guess he dropped off.
That was funny.
All right.
Let's see.
Hey, Pat Little, great to hear from you.
Come on back anytime and we'll talk about whatever you want.
Thanks, brother.
Don't crash if you're driving again.
No, yeah.
All right.
Good stuff, man.
Keep in touch.
Let's see.
Mark, thank you very much, sir.
I don't know if all these guys are still plugged in.
All right.
Listen to the White Power Hour fam.
Definitely.
Yeah.
Yeah.
We plugged that any more and you're going to have to pay us advertising fees.
Nathaniel Sokelli, Sicelli, my New Jersey brother from another mother.
Thank you for coming on.
Jack.
I like that name.
Yeah.
Jack.
Dixie Pashtun.
God damn me for being such a stupid ass.
I actually thought that might be an Afghan from South of Mason Dixon.
Shame on me and Walker Wyndham.
Feel free to chime in.
Yeah.
But yep, happy to have you.
Thanks for hanging out with us, everybody.
We'll do this.
Kai is on the list.
Is that the Archai?
That's our Archai.
Pun intended.
And all right, Rollo.
Thank you very much, my friend.
Mark dropped one or two F-bombs, but other than that, I think you're pretty good.
Did you time stamp everything?
We got one.
I wrote it.
I wrote it down.
All right.
Good man.
I forgot.
I forgot, man.
My bad.
I forget you guys don't believe.
Don't improve it.
Like, what is Rose and Sam?
And that would have been all right.
But what is Rolo?
Like that F with an asterisk next to it or what?
I didn't.
You just put like faggot instead when I say the F-bombs, say faggot, and then that'd be better, right?
Not in the context of what you were talking about.
Oh, probably not.
Probably not.
Good point.
But nigger is always acceptable, right?
Oh, yes.
I'm telling you.
No, no, nigger.
No, niggers are never acceptable.
Okay.
I just meant the word.
Oh, yeah.
That's the Marcus Leibowitz on a sock name.
I'm telling you.
That sounds just funny.
Listen to that.
I'm not crazy.
That sounds like it.
All right.
Sammy baby.
Thank you so much.
Yeah.
It was a good time hanging out with everybody.
I love to see everybody in the list there.
And good time, good laughs.
And you didn't turn your camera on either, big guy.
I was worried.
I was like, Sam, just pay to put tape over your camera.
Just play it safe.
But no, it's all good.
All right.
Let's see.
I don't need my notes to read the close.
Full house episode 128 was recorded on a gorgeous.
I got my little thermometer over there.
I got 64 degrees right now.
Almost a full flower moon or whatever the hell the engines called it.
It is now May 15th, 1207 a.m.
Thank you, most importantly, to everybody who hung out with us on Telegram tonight.
Even Blitz sitting there drinking beer and watching fights like a degenerate.
Shame on you, son.
And seriously, you know, usually with the set pieces, when we're not live streaming, I can do a little bit more serious.
But if any of you listening out there, either on Telegram now or after the fact, are even remotely having dark thoughts like what may have gone through that 18-year-old kid up in Buffalo, either organically or through the dark forces of third parties, don't do it.
You hurt yourself, you hurt us.
And whatever we think about the differences in racial classes, regular people going about their business at the grocery store don't deserve shit.
So be smart.
We got each other.
We're going to get through all this.
So don't do anything stupid.
Amen.
I told our good friend Rollo that he had earned for all of his hard work on the show.
You know, he has to essentially listen to this show twice.
I don't think he actually listens to it.
He might just go through and clean it up a little bit.
But regardless, it wouldn't happen without him.
So, brother, the end DJ booth is open to you.
Yeah.
All right.
We love you, fam.
We'll talk to you next week.
And no smasher.
So we'll just say, see ya.
Good pride.
Gold block.
The ones of Taylor and Mill Have they deserved us or to this mist of tales of old.
Are they lowering and cold?
Are they sleeping in their graves?
The people who will die will be that we have all the skin sail from in your world.
This is a call to men of To rouse yourselves from slumber and you be the song together.
This is a call to men of overwhelm To realize that wrong is wrong and sometimes fight is right.
Watch their tears.
Whose wisdom was a legendary down.
Where is the light?
Those who should be leaving alone into a sleeping state and believe their reach is gone, When
right has become wrong, When left has become right, When all has become out and everything is skewed sideways, when bearings have been lost.
This is the time for leadership, The time to find the fight within.
This is the time to fight the fight with them.
These are the calls of men moving to fail.
May the windows are the same.
I believe the wisdom of bravery that crossed through the blood of our ancestors still remains hidden lurking within.
Waiting for the day it's come for with language strong and true.