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It's damn hard to maintain a consistent op-tempo in this thing, especially over the span of years and even decades.
And sometimes it's almost as tough to achieve the same in your personal life with your loving families.
When it comes to the cause, you know all too well we're confronted with infuriating new horrors and atrocities daily, which can serve as sources of motivation or despondency.
But in terms of our efforts, there's also a slew of failures in the rearview mirror.
And to borrow from Corinthians, we see the future through a glass darkly.
Frankly, I'm semi-retired when it comes to our stuff, not because my conviction in our righteousness has slackened, quite the contrary, but because there's a real fatigue from contributing to several projects that didn't pan out and a reluctance to do the same thing over and over again, expecting different results.
The sources of failure included interpersonal conflict, money disputes, severe lack of judgment or discipline, or simply an inability to hang together when the going gets tough.
So far as I can tell, our strategy seems to remain, one, wake people up and network, two, question mark, and three, white homelands.
I still do full house out of a sense of duty and because I still believe we do good work, but also because I'd feel like a hypocritical shirker to hang up the spikes completely.
If you're listening to this and might know these feels, I'd humbly suggest at least zeroing in on one thing that you're both good at and passionate about and that contributes something vital, be that online propaganda, writing to our prisoners, tithing to worthy causes, or becoming an expert in some vital component of the struggle, from fitness to finance, homesteading to home defense, and propagating that as widely as possible.
We often bite off more than we can chew and feel like we have to do it all ourselves.
Good work is its own reward and will make you feel good in turn.
When it comes to the home front of parenting and marriage, that too can descend into dull routine of drudgery if you're not careful and don't wake up to smell the roses from time to time.
Just this Monday, I had an atrocious day in which Murphy's law was in full effect.
Sam and Rollo were gracious enough to postpone the show by a day and avoid surly host syndrome.
I arrived home to the wife and kids and announced grandiosely that I was in a rancid mood.
But the two lovely ladies under the roof then proceeded each to give me a bear hug, and almost instantly the dark cloud dissipated.
It wasn't like I just got a cancer diagnosis after all, knock on wood.
So I poured a tall black coffee, went out to spoil the chickens and ducks with some treats, and then did some overdue roadwork to work out the stress.
Dear daughter even showed up with a shovel unsolicited to help out.
And suddenly, sweating under a darkening September sky, filling potholes with a beloved volunteer, I forgot what I was so grumpy about in the first place.
All that is to suggest you should never forget that what seems crappy or hopeless in one moment, be it our racial survival or our personal challenges, can turn on a dime in the blink of an eye.
Find what you're good and passionate about for the cause and in your personal life and develop it daily.
And never give up the struggle.
For regret is far worse than even failure.
So, mr producer, hit it, welcome everyone
to full house.
The world's finest show for white fathers, aspiring ones, the whole Biofam and with the most extended gratuitous opening monologues these days, apparently.
It is episode 196, and I am your self-psychoanalyzing host, Coach Finstock, back with another two hours building an audio time capsule of sorts.
Before we meet the birth panel, though, massive thanks to an Anand King, Rusty R, and Marshall for their kind support of the show this week.
And Marshall sent such a kind note that I had to give it top of the show billing right here.
And he writes, I've been a listener since December 2019.
You guys keep the movement going more than you realize.
Although I may not agree with everything, except Sam, he can do no wrong.
I just want you all to know how much you guys do to keep people such as myself encouraged.
Keep up the great work and fighting the good fight.
Stay forever white-pilled.
Thank you, Marshall, and we will continue to do our best, or at least something approximating our best.
Appreciate it, buddy.
After all that, let's get on with it.
First up, I am delighted to have him here on the show in corporeal form, because from what I understand, he almost had to appear as a ghost this week.
Sammy Baby, what's up?
Even in the afterlife, you're still hooked into Full House.
Oh, yeah, right.
Yeah, I had a close call there.
I don't know if we go into that later or now, but yeah, you know, when it goes, comes to the cause, the movement, whatever you want to call it, the fight is the thing itself.
You know, you have to love the fight and not be just waiting for the final form or the final result, but the journey, you might say, is the important thing of it.
And, you know, we also had a sex episode about a year ago or so.
Anyways, you may go back to listen to that one again.
By the way, Coach, did you hear about there was a scientific breakthrough which allows whales to speak English?
You're about to speak.
Guess what was the first word they said?
Starts with an N. My son told me that one.
I just had to pass that along.
Whales are supposed to be pretty smart.
They're smart.
Yeah.
Like smart like a human.
Not smarter than dolphins, though.
Dolphins' first word would definitely be ending an all.
We're not going to go into analyzing which animals of the ocean represent our morpheral creatures on land.
And oh, yeah, Sam, I wanted to just mention for the audience too, and a hat tip to you.
I should have a large box of t-shirts arriving here within the day or so.
So for guys who put in an order, yeah, I just don't have them yet.
And as soon as I get them, I'll be going through my spreadsheet.
Oh, God, he's got a spreadsheet of sock names.
And then I'll hit guys up individually for their addresses.
And I won't add the addresses to the spreadsheet.
But yeah, they're coming.
Well, and I know we are finally into fall here on while we're on September 24th, which is 21 years ago.
You know, we lost the great Ian Stewart Donaldson.
So maybe we'll talk about that later.
But we are finally into fall and temperatures will be dropping.
And I think some hoodies will be coming down the pike there.
Heck yeah.
You definitely got the break music this week, Sammy Baby.
And I think you got an ode to Ian Stewart Donaldson.
Now, real quick, I was looking up because I forgot his cause of death.
Do you know if there was any skullduggery or bad business with the car crash or was it just a car crash?
Well, of course, that's what everyone wonders.
He was in a car crash and he the car crash actually was on the 23rd, which is observed by many to be his actual day of death, but he did linger into the 24th.
And so today is also remembered the similar way.
But he was he was in a car crash.
They came and got him.
He was taken alive to the hospital.
They transferred him to another hospital, maybe even another hospital.
Then somewhere in there, he died.
So yeah, it is considered that the car was sabotaged and so forth.
So we will never know, or maybe one day we will know.
Not a crazy conspiracy because my Bet Noir there was shirking as if I asked a stupid question that was totally sincere.
But if he can, if he can cope with my terrible mic discipline after all these years, then so can you, dear listener, Rolo, welcome back with the face.
Thank you.
It's the only face I can't.
Can you hear me?
I'm not bumping the mic.
I'm not bumping the mic.
No, you're just breathing heavily into it.
So it's basically the same thing.
It was bad last week.
I apologize.
And I'm not totally retarded when it comes to mic discipline.
Like, I don't have my face up on it.
I'm not touching it with my hands.
It's got to be the table or me getting agitated and like bumping the legs of the table with my leg or something.
But I'm going to try to do better this week.
Not for you, but for the audience.
Thank you.
I appreciate you doing better for the audience and not me.
What's up, buddy?
Well, you know, yeah, they killed that guy.
Okay.
Let's be fair.
That stands to reason.
Yes.
I just, I didn't know if there was an accept, you know, if there was a suspicion or like, no, clearly.
I heard about that when I was in high school.
Like, yeah, they killed that guy.
And so, you know, and we're, we're all talking about that in high school.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Come on.
Okay.
Also wanted to tease that although Sam has the break music this week, we are going to close with another Final Storm World premiere and probably, possibly, likely the best one yet.
So don't be one of those people who, you know, listens to the first half of the show and then zones out or has something happen because it's really a spectacular track.
Hats off, buddy.
Thank you.
I have been working on another one that I think that you would appreciate for multiple reasons, but I'm struggling with it just because I don't think I'll ever do anything as good as that song.
Is that what?
Yeah.
Well, I truly believe that.
I could see that.
I was listening to a lot of Nirvana today just on a lark on, you know, harking about societies.
Well, you can't outdo smells like Teen Spirit.
I'm sorry.
They had a lot of good.
Not from their collection.
That was the best.
Sure, sure.
Maybe not from their collection, but by any other collection.
Oh, please, Mr. Critical.
That's a banger.
I like the song Breed by that is one of my favorite.
That's probably my second favorite one from Nevermind, Sam.
And of course, a little bit relevant.
It's a little screamy and angry.
I think I have it in the playlist for 40 somewhere.
Okay.
All right.
Let's get cracking here.
And real quick, I wanted to tease a couple guests that we have in the hopper.
The one big one still is out there lurking like a fish to be caught, but confirmed we are going to have Justin Barrett of Clan Iron, if I pronounce that correctly.
Obviously, an Irish nationalist, hardcore guy who is hell of a motivational speaker, organizer, and a fighter for the Irish.
So that might be next week.
And I received a book by a gent who I was not familiar with, but who goes by Mark Time and is not a flyby night author.
And he wrote a book called The Heirs, H-E-I-R-S of Abraham, that is a biblical scriptural critique of Judeo-Christianity or Jews as the chosen people.
And even as a non-religious guy, I have been eating it up.
It's great stuff.
And it's very fair and straightforward.
It's not a screed.
It is basically based on the Bible.
And he's just pulling out the full source text without cherry picking and using the most accurate possible translation to try to shake some sense into the absolutely Zion brain cooked Christian community.
So check that one out.
It's on Amazon.
It's called The Heirs of Abraham.
We will have him on.
I got to get through it and then I'm going to send the book right on to Sam.
He can probably finish it in a day.
It'll be like mental, or he's going to be like, oh, I know this stuff already.
Anyway, I'll shut up there.
Wanted to start with what was the talk of the town.
I kind of kicked it off in the chat the other day or earlier this week because I was seeing a lot of boomer hate about boomers not leaving anything to their grandkids.
So, yeah, so selfish, the cruises, you know, leaving it to charity and stuff like that.
And I said, you know, this seems a little bit unfair or perhaps off base based at least on my experience.
And I know several other guys.
So I did a poll of our guys, 100, 150.
I forget how many answered, but roughly 60 to 40, 60% of us either have already gotten or expect to get a non-trivial inheritance from our parents, overwhelmingly boomers.
There are some younger guys who probably have ex-or parents who answered.
And 40% either got nothing or expect to get nothing, whether it's because they were bankrupt or they were leaving it all to Joel Austin to put in his walls or what have you.
It blows my mind that any parent could not, would not conceive of leaving, if not everything, but at least the bulk of their estate, whatever real estate, whether it's a big amount, whether it's a small amount, to their children, either prorated based on who they like or even Stephen across the board and would possibly comprehend such nonsense as leaving it to a pet or leaving it to a charity or whatnot.
It blew my mind.
I guess I expected the numbers to be a little bit higher than 60% for guys who have either gotten it or didn't get it.
But I felt that that was important because I did feel like not all boomers are burning through the entire nest egg going on cruises.
A little bit of boomer white knighting, if I might.
Yes.
Go ahead, Sam.
Well, yeah, it's, you know, I'm old enough that my mother is quite old and of a different generation altogether.
And those people just don't have, you know, if you gave such a person $10 million, they wouldn't even know what to do with it.
You know, they'd go like spend $100 and that would be it.
So people of that generation I forget what these other generations have names too, the Silent generation and the Greatest generation.
Yeah I, I think that uh, she might be in the silent generation uh, but uh, you know, those people are are uh, extremely thrifty and they, they don't even know how to spend money hardly.
So uh, I do expect to uh, I hate to even think of it because it's like the idea of, you know, one's mother passing away is almost unbearable but uh, I do expect that there would be something relatively substantial and I don't have to split it very far either.
So um yeah, I think you you, you've got to absolutely leave something to your children.
If you can leave something, leave something to their, to your children, unless they're losers or, you know, you could, you could put it some kind of writer clause in there.
I think that there's been some some kind of case in the news where the guy said, if if if, the children marry white spouses, then they can have part of the uh, part of the estate or whatever.
Absolutely, I mean, you probably wouldn't want to lord it over the kids uh, interminably like well, you know, if we disagree on this, you're out of the will.
I mean, maybe you could joke about it a little bit.
But you wouldn't be that.
Yeah, it would be pretty crude and off-putting or, you know, like it could almost breed resentment amongst your kids to be dangling like that.
But there's absolutely something to be said for and you know I said this privately.
I would say it publicly.
If, god forbid, one of my kids goes on to become Antifa or a race mixer or uh, you know, a useless drug addict or whatever, there's no way in hell that I would split the estate up evenly.
Um now, they're still so young.
I do have a last will and testament that is, of course, even Stephen.
Uh, you know, first it goes to my wife, then it would go to all three kids equally.
But as I get older and as I see them growing up, and there's also, in a more positive sense uh, who has the most kids, you know if say, all three kids are doing, they're doing great, they're loving children, but one of them has five kids and the other two are either unmarried or have no kids, i'm certainly gonna give consideration to give more support to the guy or gal who's raising a white family, which comes with a ton more stress and monetary stressors, etc.
Uh, things for the audience to consider now and for you too Sam, do you have a notarized last will and testament yet, big guy?
No okay, I would put that on.
I would, I would put that on, I know.
Um, it doesn't have a lot of special.
You can go to Legal ZOOM or you can just pop into.
You know some, what are they?
It's not a state law.
Yeah, it's a state law, not elder law, or it might be elder law too, I forget.
You just pop in and it might be a couple hundred bucks.
They'll listen to you, take your exact instructions, get it ready for you, notarize it boom, put it in a safe and that's your uh, explicit instructions.
And if you want to change it later on, then you know the lawyer's going to get his, his pound of flesh every time you want to make a little tweak or something, uh but.
But I think you should do that if for no other reason than it speeds things after you, you know, it'll all go to your wife.
That's, well, I won't get too morbid here, you know, but that's the standard.
I leave everything.
I leave everything to my wife.
And if she doesn't survive me, then it all goes to my kids.
Now, on trusts, I am totally clueless and a moron.
And I have not, I should have looked into that by now, you know, irrevocable trust, revocable trust.
Maybe we should have somebody who's smart on that on the show.
But at bare minimum, last will and testament, where does everything go?
So you have that set and there's not a dispute or a delay if you have a demise.
So stuff to think about, audience.
I know we've mentioned having wills.
We had one audience member who said, oh man, thanks.
Like I just had kids and I didn't even think about having a last will and testament.
Get on it if you haven't done it already.
You could do it for dirt cheap.
You can buy, I think it's not, well, legal Zoom is one of the online things, but I think that OJ lawyer Shapiro was involved with that.
But there's a famous, it might be Intuit that creates a will maker software and you shell out 50, 60 bucks for the software, do it yourself, or pop into an estate lawyer's office and just get it done for the peace of mind.
So, you know, even you're probably not going to die.
It's probably not that vitally important right now, but having that thing locked down at some point is worth it.
And more importantly, I think the bigger idea is to leave money to Rolo specifically, set aside money for Rolo's computer.
For his computer.
And yes, because he's still, I don't want to deviate here too far, but I also wanted to give a heads up.
Rolo still is roughly in the 1G category of need to finish his laptop, despite a couple donors and one angel donor who got him some equipment.
Rolo, is that very roughly the ballpark?
A little bit less?
Yeah, it's roughly the ballpark.
Yeah.
I'd say it's slightly less.
And again, a lot of those numbers based on, you know, what?
What the what the things were at the time.
And then.
Yep.
And if people are like, well, I don't want to, I don't want to just throw money into Rolo's crippling drug habit of protein shakes.
It's very crippling, by the way.
Protein shakes all day long.
He has like one of those notepad or notepin, whatever, paste bin computer lists of stuff.
So if you want to actually buy the pieces yourself, yourself to know that it is actually going to his computer, you can.
But big thanks to the guys who have already helped out on that.
You know who you are.
Yes.
More importantly, bigger idea is the idea of building intergenerational wealth.
This is what all of the tycoons did.
This is what all of the Jews do.
I don't think that our guys really need to be hammered on this one.
I think they've probably internalized this already, but your children are your legacy.
Their grandchildren are even more important of your legacy and help them.
Now, there's different theories, right?
There's like build a huge, big, impenetrable nest egg that then becomes like a bonanza after you're gone.
And there's also a theory that's like, no, that's kind of like, you know, you're not around to see the party.
Be a little bit more generous while you're alive to help them while they're raising families.
Because in most cases, when you die, then the kids are like middle-aged and their kids are almost ready to go to college or whatever.
So either way is fine, but absolutely, you know, don't leave it to a charity.
I mean, if there's a pro-white charity, leave some to that for sure.
Well, build the wealth and pass it on to your kids.
Well, yeah, what you say, coach, about especially the, you have children that are themselves having families and all that type of thing.
You know, I think that's where the real question lies because just giving a young person a bunch of money, let's say you were going to inherit $500,000 or a million dollars.
Yeah, maybe there would be that temptation to go buy a sports car or something stupid like that.
Whereas somebody who is in the midst of raising a family, man, to have $50,000 or $100,000 in the bank would be a real shot in the arm.
I know for me, you know, my father died when I was quite young and no one ever gave me anything.
And I struggled very hard through all my family life.
But the other side of that, it's the struggle and it's the being in life that makes it keeps you young in a sense and gives you vitality because as soon as you got it made and you can start kind of sitting back.
Yeah, you become, you age.
And I am sometimes I say for better or worse, but I am on a fighting stance every day, you know, and I'm living my life again for better or worse, kind of like a 29-year-old person.
And boy, it was sure $100,000 in the bank would sure be a shot in the arm for me with all the things I got going.
But so I can see that there would be that type of consideration of a parent to say like, you know, my kids are growing up kind of wealthy and affluent and I see them being materialistic in ways that I don't not exactly sure is the right thing.
You know, giving them a whole bunch of money is not going to help them.
A lot of times giving somebody a whole bunch of money destroys them, especially if they don't have like an ideological base and a like a personal discipline and things like that.
So there's a lot of things to think about there.
Very valid points for sure.
And you're going to know your kids.
As your kids get older and mature and become adults themselves, you're going to be like, little Charlie, he might be inclined to just go blow it on sports cars and trips to Vegas.
Whereas, you know, dear Jane would probably pay off the mortgage and make sound investments.
And you don't have to, you can set it up too.
There's different kinds of trusts.
Again, I should know more, but I don't, where they don't just get a lump sum of your estate, but it goes into a trust and then it is slowly displayed.
They draw from it.
Yeah.
Exactly.
Yep.
So, and now I guess that could become its own source of, you know, dependency, you know, like an intergenerational welfare state.
But one other misconception that people have is that the tax man cometh big time when it comes to estates.
And the estate tax exemption is ridiculously high.
It's in 2024, it's 13.61 million per person, which means you could inherit up to that from one of your parents, I believe.
Call it two, whatever.
And the IRS has not taken a cent out of that.
So when you hear Republicans, oh, the death tax, the estate tax, when you really look under the hood, there's absolutely chilling.
Exactly for the top 1% and for them to be able to create more mini tycoons underneath them.
And as we all know, the children of tycoons more often than not, I think, turn out to be shitbirds and utterly useless and not dead in a ditch.
So yeah, keep that in mind.
And in that spirit, too, Sam, I was not joking there at the top.
You let us know.
Let's do it right now.
You had maybe a brush with the end.
Yeah.
Well, it was one of those things where, you know, you come very close to a bad accident, though it wouldn't be an accident because it would be the complete negligence of another driver.
I was driving on a very rural road, which my work has occasion to take me on.
And, you know, this road is, it's a country road, very rural, very pretty, actually, a certain amount of miles on there.
Posted speed limit is 55 miles per hour.
So it's highway speeds, you know.
And if you're by yourself and there's no traffic around at all, which is often the case, you might go faster than that, which I do if there's no one around.
But if I'm around another car, then I certainly slow down and I certainly, you know, don't tailgate the guy or get right behind him.
So I was driving on this road and I'm coming up on a car and I could see he's not going very fast.
I get up behind him.
I look down.
He's going about maybe 50 or 51 miles an hour.
So I tap on the brake.
I deactivate my cruise control.
I fall back, you know, four or five car lengths and then I go his speed, which is maybe 50 miles an hour.
And so we're going along the road.
And then I see he puts his right blinker on.
And so, okay, fine.
I tap the brake again, take the cruise control off.
I slow down as he's slowing down.
He's going to make a right on this road up here.
And there's a car waiting to make a left out of that same street.
And there's an oncoming car.
So no problem.
I'm not right behind him, but I'm, you know, slowing down.
He's slowing down to make the turn.
He makes a turn.
I continue forward.
And this idiot inexplicably makes a left right in front of me, pulls directly right in front of me.
Like as I'm thinking, this, this, it's either a black person who has high time preference, you know, and just is tired, tired away, or somebody who's high or drunk or an old person.
I think even an old person would know that, hey, you have a stop sign.
This is a state road with no stop sign.
So this person turns right in front of me.
And I don't know if you've ever had this experience where time just slows down.
Everything slows down.
And you yeah, so he pulls in front of me.
I say, oh my God, I'm going to T-bone this guy.
So with my go-kart handling, you know what kind of car I have is made for it.
I wrench it over to the left to get around him.
And then there's the oncoming car right there.
And again, my mind is just like, I'm contemplating it just like I'm talking to you now with plenty of time.
I'm going to be on, I'm going to be in a head-on collision right here.
And I wrench it back over to the right.
And I say, okay, this idiot trying to make this left is going to T-bone me now.
And now we're rocking a hard place there.
And no matter what happens, if this guy completes that left turn, he's going to get hit by the other car going the other way.
I don't know what was in this guy's mind.
And so I wrench it over.
And I don't know how it all happened.
I've replayed this scene in my mind at least 500 times since that day because you know how it is.
It's like a traumatic experience.
Absolutely.
You're sweating, the adrenaline's pumped.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I'm thinking, how did this happen?
How did I not have an accident right there?
And by some miracle, I did not have an accident right away.
I blessed myself and I just said, thank you, which I know the unbelievers out there, they would say, oh, and what if you got in an accident?
Then what would you be saying, right?
You'd be saying, you know, oh, well, that just happens sometimes, right?
Well, you'd be kicking it with St. Peter right now or that way, that way, I suppose.
But I said truly and completely and thankfully, you know, thank you for at least allowing that to me to get through that one right there.
But as far as there being any point to the story, except that it is, it was traumatic.
And even today, as I was driving home today from work, I was thinking about that was a crazy thing that happened.
But, you know, every day, every day in the morning, I say my morning prayers, which you should, especially if you're a Christian, you should morning prayers, evening prayers, and in between during the day.
But every morning, I always mention a short prayer to St. Christopher.
St. Christopher is the patron saint of travelers.
This is a bit of Catholic content, I suppose, but St. Christopher is the patron saint of travelers.
It is an old enough story that it's kind of in the legend category almost.
Like nobody knows exactly who or if this person was or how they, I'm not going to say if.
Certainly there was something there, but exactly who, who was this person and what were the circumstances that he became recognized as an early saint?
You know, a lot of early saints in the church were recognized just by tradition.
They weren't necessarily something that people knew a lot about, but it's just that they were remembered from those early century for sure, a couple of centuries.
And so they just kind of got grandfathered in, so to speak, is because people always venerated them that way.
And there's something called the 14 holy helpers.
And St. Christopher is one of those that Catholics will specifically invoke for certain things, like Saint Elegius.
Well, he's a patron saint of engineers.
Well, St. Christopher is patron saint of travelers.
There's patron saints for stomach disorders or cancer or headaches or things like that.
You could look it up the 14 holy helpers, but I couldn't help but think right there.
Thank you, Saint Christopher.
That one paid off for me.
Good.
I always pray every day for safety on the roads and safety traveling and against breakdowns and against break-ins, because I remember my son, he had his laptop and his thing from school and he had it in the front seat and the car window was broken.
So I added that to my prayer, you know, against break-ins too.
So break-ins, breakdowns, and for safety on the roads.
So I'm just throwing that out there.
Real quick, which was this, sorry to interrupt, which was the patron saint of finding things or lost things.
Because when I would say something, Saint Anthony, thank you.
My mom would always be, well, she was like, well, did you say a prayer to St. Anthony?
And I said, mom, you know, my dad would be like, look harder.
And my mom would be like, say the prayer.
I always had this sort of dichotomy in that.
Yeah.
Go ahead.
Oh, no, I didn't mean to cut you off, but I mean, this, at the risk of sounding preachy, this one isolated incident, which we've probably all been in close calls on the roads before, is more relevant than ever, given that we have, what, 10 to 20 million new illiterate, low IQ, high alcohol consumption new Americans in this country driving with or without licenses.
The poor boy on the school bus in Springfield, Ohio, killed because a Haitian had the sun in his eyes.
It's when I, when I drive home at night on country roads, you better bet your ass, especially after almost getting whacked by that eight-point deer last two falls ago.
I'm 10 and two, high beams.
If it's a little bit dark, I'm high beams and I'm looking for deer.
I'm paying attention to oncoming traffic and little old grannies, you know, in the country in particular, even if you might have a higher competence driver class and a wider driver class, you've still got old grannies and old grandpas with their jalopies pulling onto the roads.
You could die in an instant.
So you need to have a life insurance and a last will and testament and more than ever before.
Be aware and alert on the roads.
Sorry for sounding preachy there, it's real dad hours tonight.
Well, I wanted to mention a couple other, the 14 uh, holy helpers, because these things, these things really help people.
I, I there's a segment of the audience right now that's laughing.
Probably that's okay, but uh, just in case you, you laugh or you don't laugh uh, try it sometime.
Uh, saint Acacius is the uh patron saint of headaches and saint Erasmus, uh is the patron saint of stomach disorders.
So I would, I would offer those two for sure as being uh, very effective ones, and saint Christopher, of course, the other ones.
I have not necessarily tried, but you could look it up, just google, 14 holy helpers and uh um, that's uh that those things are there to help us, if we will.
One of the saints is uh, the the, the saint patron saint of uh, male impotence, and Sam has never had to raid that one.
Sorry sorry, I didn't give you a helping hand.
Yeah no, there's those, those things you know, and and uh, if you go to confession, you know, I like to, I like to go to confession.
Well, I shouldn't say like to, but it's a good thing to do it.
If people knew the efficacy of it and how powerful and good it was for you.
There would be long lines everywhere.
But uh, you know you, before you go into the confessional you examine your conscience.
So you go through all the 10 commandments and you know I I uh, the one i've been uh, zeroing in on that I had not in the past, is the uh coveting.
You know the ninth and tenth commandment, thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's wife, thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's goodness.
Now temptations yeah, the thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's wife.
That one I I, I don't have a problem putting that one away that's, I know that that's wrong.
But the coveting, the coveting uh, others goods, is a tricky one because, especially in my case and this, this dovetails we were talking about leaving the things to the children.
If you were suddenly, if you were, a trust fun child, you know how, would that?
Would that be good for you?
Would that be not good for you?
It would be good for a good person, but it would be the worst thing for not a good person.
Right and well, there you go.
You know we, you know we could name all the examples.
It's uh it's it's, true.
So I think about you.
Know I in my life i've, I have always had a good job and and I dare say i've been successful in my line of work.
However, between uh circumstances, things that happened to me, and and family, having a lot of children and stuff I I do not live anything like a wealthy person whatsoever and um, you know, I deal with with people uh, even including people in our movement, but um, people of different, different reasons.
I deal with them and you see the, the incredible wealth and uh good fortune that many people have and uh more, more power to them.
I would, I would not want to take anything away from them, but I in true enough, in certain moments I reflect on myself.
I wish I could please just do a little better, at least not be enslaved to this debt.
You know that is out there, that that unfortunately happens, and um, so you know, I I go to events.
This one particular guy, he's got an incredible I don't know what you call it a state beautiful thing.
But you know, on my way home I was thinking, you know what, right now i'm gonna go home and listen to skinhead music and drink beer.
Is that guy gonna do that?
I don't think so.
He's a big jerk.
Anyway sam, you don't want, I don't I actually don't know which one you're talking about, but yeah no no well just uh, you know.
So I, I have to remind myself of the things I do have.
You know the things that that might even be the more important things and uh, certainly i'm the guy going home and listening to skinhead music and drinking beer, and there's not many joys in this world that can exceed that.
That's right.
That's right.
One thing's for sure, i'm going to covet uh Rollo's computer when it's ready.
I think he's building the war games prototype.
You know math, Matthew Broderick?
Um, he's disrespectfully eating on air.
But I know exactly what you mean, Sam.
Uh, you know sometimes, you know what we're all we are material creatures, and material comforts are important to our longevity, to our children's safety, etc.
Um and yeah there's, there's things.
And then there's, you know, your spouse and the kids and I, unless you're in a really bad marriage and your kids are real buttheads um, you know, you wouldn't, you wouldn't change your trade, your wife and kids for anything, but you're like yeah sure oh man yeah, I wish I had that or that or that.
Um, and the reality is there's always.
I, I tell the kids.
This too.
Um, we're certainly not richy rich, but I said you are probably better off than 99.x percent of the world's children.
Your parents are married and living together.
You are all healthy, intelligent and athletic.
Um you, they got to meet me yes right, and they got that beautiful valley man.
I wish I had that right.
Yeah we, we live in in a beautiful, still overwhelmingly white place and got you've got chauffeurs for days to all the damn activities which I might bellyache about.
But yeah, you got to put it in perspective and remind your kids too.
Holy cow uh, even if you're a little bit dicey or the house might be cramped or the budget is tight every month um, if you're healthy and fed and warm at night you're, you know.
Even though the globe has made significant material progress, I don't know how well Africa is actually doing, but you know what I mean.
It's not like it was pre-Cold War.
Count your blessings.
Look at me.
I got the Corinthians.
Yeah, the Saints.
We're going real faithful this week.
Definitely.
But yeah, please be safe out there.
Please do arrange your affairs.
And even if you're not sure, I know a bunch of guys, myself included, who have sent messages up. to the big man with a little bit of self-questioning or I don't know self-consciousness about whether it makes a damn bit of difference.
There is such a thing as, well, if you think you might be getting help coming your way, that is a benefit in and of itself too, not to be too cynical.
Rolo, any thoughts on all that?
What's your biggest temptation?
Which one of the 14 saints are you getting down on your prayer bones for most often?
Lust or covetousness.
I don't know.
The only thing I really want in life that I don't have is a family.
And, you know, I'm not a rich guy, but I don't really want a lot of money.
And I don't, and I don't have too much stuff.
So I don't worry about losing it.
And my diet's pretty good.
So the woman and the kids.
I don't get stomach aches.
You'd be a hell of a man.
Now, here's the thing.
I get migraines where I go blind.
San Acacius.
San Acacius.
There you go.
Yeah.
He gave me the medication that I need to restore my vision.
Is that a Catholic-Protestant schism, Sam?
Do Protestants not do the same thing?
No, they don't.
Well, you know, Protestants are not one thing.
So it's, I can't, I don't want to speak for all Protestants, but it is specifically a Catholic thing, this concept of the communion of saints.
And I understand some Protestants, they really balk at that, which is, that's fine.
You know, we don't have to have a big argument about it.
But the way I would look at it is, I mean, would you ask your friend to pray for you?
Would you ask your pastor to pray for you?
Would you ask your mother to pray for you?
I mean, the saints are in heaven.
They are not dead produced.
Yeah, would you ask your producer to pray for you?
I mean, the saints are in heaven.
These are God's special friends.
And I think of like a Protestant who really admires their pastor as being a holy man, somebody who is trying to live closely and study the word and all that.
And if he was to say a prayer for you, well, that would be something specially powerful, I would think.
And so when we pray to saints, that's the way we look at it, is that these are people who have proven themselves out.
The church doesn't make saints.
Some people think, oh, the church makes these saints.
No, the saints have proven themselves and God has called them saints.
And the church is merely like formalizing it or advertising it, if you will, so that the saints, the people that they call saints are examples to emulate.
They are patrons or advocates that can join you in prayer.
So we're always praying to God, but we ask our friends, the saints, and we ask our friends here on earth, by the way, or our priests or whomever.
We ask them to pray for us as well.
And asking the saints to pray for us is just one more thing like that.
We call that the communion of saints.
Fair enough.
Thank you, Sam.
And before we alienate or irritate too much of the audience, who's like, all right, all right, enough of the religion stuff.
There's some section of the audience that is probably thinking that right now.
I'm self-aware.
I can see you guys there.
I don't blame you entirely.
I wanted to add one more thing, not to be the dead horse on the road safety.
And it's actually a cautionary tale that I am not particularly proud of, although it turned out fine.
Driving home from grandma and grandpa's about a month ago, I shared the broad strokes of this on Telegram because it was such a poignant thing.
Like it was all that I could think about.
But we are in a dead stop on I-95 South, right lane, probably Maryland, maybe Delaware, under an overpass.
It wasn't a particularly abrupt stop.
We're just, you know, it was me and the three kids or two kids.
I only had two kids with me in the back seat and plenty of space between me and the car in front of me.
And all of a sudden, I hear sort of a loud noise, squealing brakes, and I think he honked.
And I look back and I said, holy cow, that tractor trailer's coming up pretty fast.
And before you know it, boom, got a big enough jolt from behind that it moved the minivan forward.
I didn't hit the car in front.
I said, son of a bitch.
You guys okay?
Yeah, we're fine.
I mean, I, you know, not really whiplash, no airbags deployed or anything like that.
I didn't hear any crunching sound.
So I pull off on the side of I-95 South.
The trucker pulls off behind me, mercifully.
And I get out and look at the back of the minivan and I'm absolutely shocked that there's barely a scratch on it.
And who gets out of the truck, but a black guy.
Now, he wasn't a Haitian.
He wasn't a Haitian or a Jamaican.
He was a southern black.
Mississippi.
I was surprised he stopped at all.
He stopped and got out of the car and he said, you guys okay?
Oh, he was he was like verbally shucking and jiving.
He made up the story about how he was trying to flag down another trucker who was losing his cargo.
I was like, I was so pissed off and irritated.
I was like, I don't care.
I was just looking at the minivan.
I popped the tailgate to make sure that it worked.
I'm like looking at the scratch.
I'm like, man, I can't believe there's this little damage, that lucky bastard.
But what I am ashamed of is that I was so irritated and I so wanted to get the hell out of there because traffic started moving.
I'm on the side of, you know, 65, 70 mile per hour highway with the kids in the back.
All that I did was I got his name, number, and his license plate.
I didn't do the bit where I said, no, no, no, go get your registration and insurance, which I absolutely should have.
I was a damn fool because what if my bumper fell off two miles later, right?
As I'm, as I was driving away, I was like, you stupid son of a bitch, lazy.
You wanted to get out of there?
Now, to be honest, part of it was just like, I got lucky.
I wanted to get the hell out of there.
I didn't want to deal with Reggie.
He gave me his name and his phone number.
And then he even called me.
I was like, we're fine, Reggie.
Keep your eyes on the road.
Right.
But, you know, I'm probably.
Oh, I've been doing that.
You know, I know, you know how it is.
Now, I don't know.
Maybe I, you know, maybe if there was damage that I discovered later, I probably could have gotten them because I got, I took a picture of the license plate.
You could see the truck.
You see whatever, a little scratch.
But I was like, that's going to be more hassle than it's worth.
Now, materially, there could have been, there could have been damage that I didn't see.
I could, you know, when you get even like a slight fender bender, the insurance company will be like, oh, yeah, look at the damage.
That's worth X amount of dollars.
And they will just cut you a check and then you can not get the work done.
So I'll chalk that up to part safety.
If I'm being generous to myself, like I want to get the hell off the shoulder of 95 and get on the road with the kids.
And part, it wasn't, it wasn't cowardice.
It was just like, I don't want this hassle in my life.
We got lucky.
I'm getting the hell out of there.
But I probably should have taken my pound of flesh out of Reggie's driving record because God knows, is he going to go on to kill another white family, not paying attention?
I mean, you're a tractor trailer in traffic and traffic has stopped.
Everybody's got their brake lights on and you still plow into my ass.
Come on.
So, you know, that's like incident number three in four years for me, hitting the deer, the tractor trailer that actually crushed my rear end and totaled the truck.
And I got a nice check out of that and, you know, the full payment for the truck, et cetera, nice rental truck for a long time.
But I've had a lot of road incidents, which is why your story was poignant.
And I just want to remind the audience.
And especially if you are in a city and you get any kind of. road incident with a Negro, man, you better play it right.
My son, he was a couple of years ago.
He was he was driving in the city.
I think I told maybe I don't need to repeat the story, but he quick and dirty.
Just briefly, he he did.
He was in the, he made a mistake.
He rear-rended the car.
Negro got out.
And my, I told my son, you made so many mistakes here.
I hope that you learned your lesson.
So the first thing is you, you would, before anything, call the police.
Just call the police.
But no, he gets out and he pulls out his ID and his insurance card.
The guy takes a picture of it.
And then my son asks him for his.
The guy would not produce it, probably because the car is either not his or he doesn't have legal insurance.
And so the guy demands payment right then and there.
And there was damage.
There was damage on his car.
Very, very little when my son told me this on the phone, I was livid.
But when I saw our vehicle, you almost might not, I would have to point it out to you what the damage is.
We did not get it fixed.
But the guy demanded money on the spot.
And my son said, well, I don't have any money.
And then the guy made a gun position with his hand.
He says, I'm going to shoot you up.
And so my son got in the car and left.
But here he gave him his full name, address, everything.
The guy has everything.
If he wanted to come to this house and murder us, he could.
And now nothing has happened.
It's been two years.
But, you know, real lesson learned.
You don't even get out of the car.
If you get in an accident with a black person, do not even get out of the car.
Call the police.
If he comes up to your window, you say, police are on their way.
Don't worry.
And let the police come.
Yeah, always be carrying if you can too.
And not to guilt them.
I was driving in Chicago.
This is maybe 15, almost 20 years ago.
For whatever reason, I was driving.
I was driving in Chicago with my mother-in-law and my sister-in-law.
And we were stuck in one of those godforsaken interstates, Dan Ryan, which is totally snake.
And I'm driving in the right-hand lane and this like total, you know, classic black, like Nissan Maxima or Altima tinted windows is like merging right next to me.
And I'm like, you know, there's traffic.
I'm like, sorry, buddy.
I can't get over.
I can't speed up or whatever.
And this idiot like merges right into the back of the car or truck, whatever it was.
And I'm like, son of a bitch.
You know, this again, traffic, like you're in traffic.
You're already stressed out.
So I'm like, oh, so we pull over to the side of the road and their hoop dee was so jacked up, like whatever happened with them catching the front of their car on the back of ours, like the whole front fender fell off.
It was like dragged down the road.
So I get out of the car and like my mother-in-law and sister-in-law are kind of freaked out.
They're like, you have to go take care of this, Matt.
I'm like, of course.
So I get out and I go up to the car and it's two, I don't know if they were dusted out or if they were just stoned or drunk, but two 20-something blacks, probably black males, and they just have no idea what's going on.
They like don't know why their front fender is on the ground in front of them.
And I'm like, are you guys okay?
They're like, yeah, yeah, we're okay.
I was like, all right.
I looked at the back.
We were fine.
I was like, I'm going to drive off.
Guys get that dealt with okay, and they're like yeah man yeah, and I just left them on the side of the road there.
Um, you know yeah, it was their bad and I was like I want to get away from whatever is going on in that car real right quick.
There's no telling what they might do and you, you know, this is where a naive white person is really in a bad position.
Yep, and of course, we know Rollo's horror story from Beverly Hills.
Uh, the other week uh Roll, I wanted to go.
We got about 10 minutes left And this is a very important issue.
And it's something that I have experienced recently too.
If you're willing to talk about the difference between when a Jew is talking about leftist stuff versus when a normie is regurgitating the propaganda that's been poured into their brains.
Well, that was a very subtle way to tee that up.
So I've had these conversations lately.
And so I work with, I don't know what the split is, but I'd say I probably work with more right-wingers than left-wingers.
And when I talk to Libtards, just straight up Libtards, it's very clear they have not put any thought into anything they said.
I can't remember how this came up, but I was talking to some guy and I said, I have no problem with drug dealers being given the death penalty.
And then he says, oh, I absolutely do.
I said, why?
And he said, that's someone's brother or sister or son or daughter.
I said, what about all the victims of them?
And just never thought about it.
Just had no idea.
And I encounter that all the time.
And taking down a Libtard's argument is generally pretty easy.
But this Jew that I've been speaking with, this Yenta, this awful, awful Yeta, who has a habit whenever there's a single guy that's saying, like, oh, yeah, man, I need to go to a place to, I need to find a girlfriend.
And she'll, the first thing she always says is, well, have you considered maybe the same sex?
She does it all literally.
It's every time.
And one guy was telling me, he's like, yeah, now we would say that to like bust each other's balls.
Like, well, have you considered male butts, Charlie?
But no, she, and she's, she's, she's 100% serious.
She's not making fun of people.
She's like, she's like, I teach classes on how to have safe sex because we met.
She does that.
I'll show you, Goy.
Learn to level one.
Are you afraid of it?
Yeah.
Oh, well, you're not man enough to try it.
Yeah.
And she, she'll, she'll like even bring up examples of famous people who are gay.
Like, see, look, these people are all celebrated throughout history.
You, you could be just like Oscar Wilde.
It's or Alan Turing.
He helped beat the Nazis.
You want to be like him, don't you?
Yeah.
And it's, it's a, it's completely different when talking with her because the the liberal goys that I talk to, they are just regurgitating what they, what they heard on TV or read in a Facebook post, thinking like, this is what I'm supposed to say.
And whenever you point out the flaws in it, they're just deer in the headlights every time.
But with her, she knows exactly what she's doing.
And the, and the real trick is not letting her know that I know what she's doing.
Like, um, tread carefully in that minefield.
Yeah, like, uh, I literally her eyes go black and like, you know, the background blurs.
And she starts channeling Bethomet or whoever the hell it is.
Yeah, Moloch.
What's the, what's the other one?
Uh, Haman, is that is that the one?
You know what I mean?
Baffle met.
That's what I was going at.
Yeah.
I thought Hman was one of one of the.
They don't even like saying, no, that's an Asian minority from Vietnam, the Hmong.
No, that's the Hmong.
I was just saying, God bless women because dicks and male butts are really disgusting things.
I don't understand.
Sorry.
Sorry.
First half.
The reason that resonated with me, Rolo, is because I have been having conversations with Normies about immigration.
And even though they are directly, negatively impacted by immigration, they will still defend the migrant.
They'll do all the things like, oh, well, how do you know they're an immigrant?
Or, well, you have to or you're going to call her this guy.
Yeah.
I mean, somebody's got to do the jobs.
And I've gone through the whole, but I've gone through all the classic arguments.
Like, okay, well, somehow people were doing people were Americans were doing these jobs long before, you know, there were, you know, mass in.
Did you think they cleaned a freaking toilet before a Mexican showed up?
Did you ever think that they have come in and lowered the wages in a certain sector to the point where no doing that amount of money?
They've never thought about any of that because I work with, I don't like to talk politics at my work because I work with some very suspicious people.
Like one, Ayenta, that is like, she is very sadistic.
Like she's really just like, how do you know you wouldn't like a wee wee in your bum bum?
Like she's really, at every chance she gets, like, it's so inappropriate.
And she's always doing it.
And we work with a tranny and those two tag team together.
And it's, and it's really especially dangerous.
I work with a guy, and this just shows you how stupid they are.
He thinks he thinks that Alex Jones is crazy, but he'd never consider calling the tranny crazy.
So like that, that's how cooked these people's brains are.
And I will say this, the Overton window has shifted.
It absolutely has.
The real problem is that the right has no leaders.
So you have all these people out there that will just use the term lost because they don't know where to go and their ideas can't be channeled.
Because if they had someone at the top telling them all the things that you were saying about immigration, they would be able to focus it.
And then in a matter of months, these people would all be on our side.
And that's kind of the problem with the right because on the left, there's a leader for them at the end of every street corner, whether it's their community leaders or we call it.
Yeah, college professors, people in entertainment, Fortune 500 CEOs.
It's just, it's everywhere where people on the right, they see these things on the left and they're like, I have a problem with this.
Oh, who do I listen to?
Oh, Charlie Kirk or Trump.
Yeah, yeah.
It's always some retarded Jew shill that's and they're always pro-immigration.
Now they're all pro-gay.
They're pro-black.
They're pro-every.
Now they're pro-abortion.
They're pro-verything that they see as a problem.
And that's the ultimate problem with the right.
Like people outside of dissident politics is they should be in dissident politics because they have all these complaints, but then they're Charlie Kirks or Trump or Vivek Ross Salami or Pick Your Grifter.
And then they just tell them, like they're like, I don't know about this immigration.
And they're like, immigration's good if it's legal.
I like immigration.
That's kind of how it goes.
Yeah, it's so, it's so pernicious.
It's almost like we have, we've received religious racial orders to take on this nonsense because you know that's what exactly what the right is doing.
That clip of Charlie Kirk and Vivek talking about abortion or whatever to the girl who I threw those two names out.
I don't know anything about talking.
Okay.
It wasn't yeah.
A guy.
Yeah.
A guy I work with.
He was like, oh, he was saying the problem with these quote unquote areas like, it's, I think it's just too many liberals.
I'm like, all right, I'm engaging.
He's like, yeah, that's all I listened to, Charlie Kirk.
I'm like, people still listen to that retard.
These normies have actually argued on G, I can tell that these are not like high IQ people.
I'm not calling, they're not rubes, like they're working class people.
They've even made the GDP argument, like, well, we've got it.
We've got to get economic growth from somewhere and it's from immigrants.
And I say, like, it's not the size of the pizza.
It's your share of the slice that matters, not, you know, which is, you know, it's not the best rhetoric or whatever, but it's still absolutely true.
And I said, do you ever consider that there a stigma develops around a certain industry when it is completely virtually overnight overtaken by a single ethnicity or race of people?
And they don't do that job.
Like, you know, there are some nasty jobs that I would do for not a crazy wage if I didn't have to work next to Haitians.
This argued this article in the Wall Street Journal about the poor Haitians doing meat cutting in Colorado.
Who was doing the meat cutting before they imported the Haitians and started?
No one ever cut any meat before Haitians came in.
I've never had nobody ever worked as a janitor.
Nobody ever put up a report.
Yeah.
Totally.
No one ever worked in the food industry.
Never.
Yeah.
And that's the thing is like these are normal people and they are, but they're even parroting like plutocrat talking points.
I saw Elon Musk boosted Jamie Diamond, the head of JP Morgan, saying, we got to get control of the border.
You know, it's out of control.
Everybody's like, oh, base.
He's the base banker or whatever.
And then you listen just 10 seconds later and he's like, well, we need more merit-based immigrants.
We need more seizure immigrants.
We need the DACA children to stay.
So what he, so what is happening, you know, not to get up on my high horse here, but I think systematically it's very clear that a certain crux or a certain amount of normal people get absolutely disgusted, angry, and tilt toward Trump when they see their neighborhoods changing.
Duh.
The sun rises in the east.
So they are now co-opting the argument.
They're doing the legal good, illegal, bad old trick, which we've seen for a decade or two at least.
And they're saying, we got to get control of the border.
And what we really need is merit-based.
And Alan is as guilty of this as anybody else.
And it is evil.
You're going to get the same that JP.
Oh, okay.
So we need more seasonal migrants.
We need more merit-based, which means like some degree from Calcutta.
And we need to let the DACA babies stay too.
Like all you're doing is saying like we kind of want to slow like 20 million people over the term of a presidential administration who are like absolutely low skill and violent and criminal.
Like, oh, thanks a lot.
You're a real hero, you know?
Well, and I think what happens with a lot of this is they see the guy saying like the border's out of control.
So they go, yes, that's the guy I'm going to listen to.
And then he says all of those things.
So then they just adopt those opinions because those are the leaders of the right because the left is just so openly hostile towards your death.
And then the right kind of teaches them to accept it in different ways.
Yeah, a better processed long-term demographic death.
Yep, exactly.
Fair one.
In a way, they have a point because without an upswell of population and working age people, how do you fill the factories with workers?
How do you fill these different positions?
The ones in China.
Well, there are factories here.
But I even make the more general argument.
You know, the community that I lived in growing up, you know, there were all the things.
There was a VFW hall and there was the Kiwanis Club and the Knights of Columbus and the slipping my mind.
But there was all these, yeah, the Moose Lodge and Water Buffalo.
Yeah, all those different things.
And there were little league leagues, little league clubs for kids to be in.
And there was all the schools were teeming with people with all kinds of things.
That was because there was this upswell of population and the white people were having families and communities were growing.
But as time goes on, well, it's hard to have families.
And look at even our best young men like Rolo.
They want to have a family, but they're not there yet.
You know, how many fine young men are having trouble getting that family?
And then even the people who have tens of millions.
And there's the young men who do marry a wife, but then it's hard to have even one or two kids.
After two kids, they say, well, that's it.
We're done.
You know, so the communities are dying.
So in a way, sad to say, we do need those immigrants, but those immigrants have to be able to do that.
We don't need them because they don't build communities.
They're not contributing to the community.
They're not going to be part of this thing where we have all these wonderful community things and they're not going to be part of guys coming up and becoming apprentices and journeymen.
And they're not going to become part of all those things.
So yes, we do need the people, but we don't need them.
What we need is our people to have families.
We need white people.
And we don't, yeah, there's America is a country of immigrants.
Sure, fine.
But we need our own people to be having.
Yeah, we want white immigrants.
Sure.
But more than that, we want our white people in this country to get married and to have families and to create that upswell like it was when I was a child in this community that I grew up in.
And hat tip to Derby.
He took this on head on the whole argument.
Whoa, we can't survive if we don't have this immigrant labor.
He said, if your industry or your business cannot survive without employing illegals or relying on these temporary visa worker things, basically contributing to the invasion of the country, then it is either a treasonous or a criminal or a treasonous criminal enterprise.
And you know for a fact, if you stop the drug flow, people get clean.
If you stop the influx of cheap, pliable, scab, economic, invasive labor, then those industries will adapt.
Some of them will absolutely go out of business.
Charlie Roofer might not be able to find competent, sober white men tomorrow in Bumble F County.
But enough time to heal, nature will heal and our people will heal.
But it will be a long, a long time to come back around because unfortunately, the bad habits and the easy life and everything has crept into our people and tainted our people's aspirations and our desire for work and our industrious characteristics, things like that.
So it will be, you know, and speaking just for I've been in many factories.
If we were to say, you know, forget the illegals, let's say the legal Mexicans and the illegal Mexicans, we're all going to send them packing.
Well, you can just shut down a whole bunch of plants right there because you won't be able to run them like that.
It's going too far.
I'll take it.
No, no, no.
I understand.
I understand.
It's just, I'm saying what we're in for is all I'm saying.
This is something.
That's a good point anyway.
But yeah.
Yeah.
This is, well, this is something that Stack brought up when he, because all the boomers, the boomer conservatives that I know, they all will talk about how they go to like Mexicans to get their, you know, their really, their fancy pools done.
Like, seriously, like the boomers that I know are all not related to me.
They're just people that I'm cozy with because I thought that was a good connection to make.
But yeah, they have a lot of money and they always talk about these Mexicans that will, they'll do work for basically nothing.
And they'll say like, well, those white kids won't do it.
And Stack brought this up where he said, do you really want your kids working for slave wages?
Like, what, what message does that send?
They're only slave wages because we've allowed all these people because the point is that they're okay with like they want to pay this, these dirt wages, but what do they expect their kids to make?
Right.
Like, like, like, what's the, what's the message they're sending?
Kid, okay, you're going to go out into this world.
I want you to work your ass off and make no money.
That's what I want for my son.
I want my, my, the product of my loins, my pride and joy, everything that I worked my butt off in my life so I could provide for to go out and work for peanuts.
That's what I want because that's what those Mexicans that drink on the job that came in here illegally that raped 14 abuelas on the way in.
Well, they do it.
It's good enough for them.
Good enough for my son.
Is Devin Stack paying you to shill his talking points on my show, Rolo?
So Devin Stack has two new shirts out, churro for Prez and Total Churro domination, if you'd like, $23.99 and $22.99.
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We got to go to the break, but three quick examples that I've seen within the past five years.
Go to a hotel in rural Pennsylvania and you will find nice middle-aged white women, American women, not even like imported Poles or whatever, cleaning hotel rooms.
Go to a rural county in West Virginia.
You will find white men doing the roofing.
Now, one or two of them may be an alcoholic and maybe having a cold one in the truck on his break.
God bless him.
And go to Virginia Beach in the summer.
What do you find?
You find white pool boys.
And I've been in ritzy sections of the Jersey Shore where there are white landscapers.
Can you believe it?
So I suspect that 75 to 90% of our audience knows this already.
but just in the spirit of enabling you with talking points.
White people do all these jobs every single day, including working in a meat processing factory or a chicken plant or whatever.
But when you have this absolute flood of cheap, supine labor, they're going to work for cheaper.
The bosses at the top are going to be perfectly happy to have the churn and the quit because they can keep their profit margins high based off them.
And the other white people aren't going to want a piece of it because the wages are lower and because they don't want to work next to Haitians every day, cutting up meat in the middle of Colorado.
It's simply common sense.
I have no idea if there's any prospect for remigration.
I prefer demigration rhetorically myself.
I know it's big over in Europe right now getting politicians to say remigration, but there's some movement there, but there's movement only because it's gotten so bad that even the JP Morgan Jamie Diamonds of the world are saying things about the border.
And one last thing is if I woke, if I went to sleep in 2014 and woke up today, I would absolutely be a Trump booster, despite all the Israel stuff, because the contrast between him and Kamala, it's been a while since the debate or whatever, but we know that they're two sides of the same shekel and that they are both slavishly devoted to Jewish money power and Israel.
And you vote for Kamala, you might get enhanced war with Russia, you vote for Trump, you might get Iran getting whacked first.
But on the topic of the invasion and immigration, there is no comparison.
Trump is objectively, at least rhetorically and probably in some respects, substantively, the more patriotic pro-American candidate compared to Kamala.
I didn't even realize that both her father and her mother were both immigrants from Jamaica on the father's side and from India on her mother's side.
I never paid that much attention to her because I thought she was a laughingstock and there was no chance, but the media has completely wafted her up on their own gases into supposed contend contender status.
Whether that's real or not, I don't know.
We got to go to the break.
We've got some really good, heartbreaking, tough questions and issues from the audience in the second half and whatever the hell else.
And our cop friend has popped into the chat from last week and he wanted to say something.
So we're going to talk to him on the break and see if he can redeem himself from protecting.
No, I'm kidding, big guy.
I don't know if he can hear me or not, but see what he has to weigh in with, if it makes sense.
We love you.
And Sam, it is over to you.
The break is all yours in honor of Ian Stewart Donaldson.
Yeah, you know, 21 years ago, 1993, 23rd to the 24th, we lost a great man, Ian Stewart.
31.
Sorry, you're right.
We lost a great man who gave us so much.
And, you know, he was very humble where he would probably say, and it's true.
I'm no great musical talent.
I'm not some fine guitar player or such a great voice or even such a great songwriter.
If you listen to his songs, his songs are very simple and direct and powerful.
But yeah, in a way, you could say, you know, he was right and he was humble that he was he was just, you know, out there doing his thing.
But what he did say is, or what, what he did have, which we all can aspire to, is he had guts.
And we could all have guts or a little more guts.
And that's what made him such a leader and such a dynamic presence is he, yes, he spoke through his music and his music was powerful, but it was his guts that stood out more than anything.
So, you know, there are many songs that have eulogized him, and some of them are so personal and really even very sad that I don't pick those songs because they are so personal and sad.
But this song is Farewell Ian Stewart by No Remorse.
And it's a celebration of his life and an inspiring song.
Last year, we played a different version of the song by Hild, if you remember that.
It was a lady.
She did a wonderful cover of it.
But this is the original that was prepared at that time for his celebration or remembrance.
So anyways, it's yes, it's about him, but it's also to inspire you and inspire you to live out the ideals that he imbued.
And so this is Farewell Ian Stewart by No Remorse.
Amen.
God bless him and his family and his legacy.
We will be right back.
Sam, as always, bringing both the Catholicism and the skinhead scene into the show.
Quite the one-two duo.
We'll be right back.
If you wanted to leave something, music's the best thing you can leave, because it's never going to die, really.
No one's ever actual proper supporters of the band that never let us down, ever.
And I don't think they ever will, so that's good.
I won't be able to leave and give it up, because it's just there in my head.
I am what I believe.
Ian Stewart, I sure miss you, mate.
Delivered by the gods and taken by the hand of fate.
You were a friend, a comrade, an inspiration to us all.
I know for sure a million men that needed to your call to live by your example and take that long hard road.
Unmatched in dedication and a heart that knew no cold.
The last time that we shook our hands, I saw the fire in your eyes.
We could have never known right there.
And then it would be our last goodbye.
So with part in mouth and tears in eyes, your obituary all right to remember Ian Stewart and to carry on the fight.
Well to a friend You did your best, you shone above the rest.
You were a white man till the end.
Farewell, Ian Stewart, a man we held so high.
Because here you to lead the movement and build the scene Your white power songs could never be wrong
You were the best band I'd ever seen.
Through all the years, the laughs and the fears and the friends you made on the way.
The times in a cell when they gave you hell from the course.
Never did you stray against the police and the reds and the traitors that bled.
You stood up and took on the world.
From the fences and digs to the rallies and gigs sold proudly.
The flaggy one bowed And we will carry on with the hope in your songs.
To turn back now would be such a sin, And we are ready to toil For the blood and the soil.
Ian Stewart, you know we will win.
You did your best, you shone above the rest You were a white man till the end Farewell Ian Stewart so high You will live forever Because heroes, heroes never die So farewell to a comrade Farewell to a friend You did your best,
you shone above the rest You were a white man till the end Farewell Stewart so high You will live forever Because heroes, heroes never die So farewell to a comrade Farewell to a friend You did your best, You shone above the rest.
You were a white man till the end.
Farewell you, students.
A man with hell so high, You will live forever, Because heroes heroes, never.
Farewell in Stewart.
Farewell to a friend.
Farewell is Jews, A white man till the end.
Farewell is Jewish.
Farewell to a friend, Farewell Ian Stewart, A white man till the end.
Farewell is Jewish.
Farewell to a friend.
Farewell Ian Stewart, A white man till the end.
Farewell is Jewish.
Farewell to a friend.
Farewell is Jews, A white man till the end.
Farewell you, students.
To the end.
Farewell Ian Students, And welcome back to Full House.
Episode 196, second half.
And hope you enjoyed that no remorse classic farewell Ian Stewart.
When Sam sent it to me, I think Sam sometimes expects or perhaps fears a veto.
And I listened to it, thought it was a beautiful, heartbreaking song.
So easy, easy approve for our pal Sam in honor of the legend.
Our cop friend, as hopefully I called him, chimed in over the break.
He couldn't help himself.
As you may have noticed, he's a bit of a chatty Kathy from the last show, but he said that he has, he basically rattled off half a dozen stories of either Hispanic or Hindu or other malfeasance in terms of labor practices, safety practices, and costs on the native population from destruction of industries to destruction of infrastructure.
So even all those arguments about saving wages and filling jobs that Americans won't do, as you know, comes with those severe externalities, including destroying a sense of camaraderie and friendship and comfort in your own country.
You could just talk about this stuff all day.
God knows if it'll ever make a difference.
At bare minimum, I think the audience gets it already.
And maybe you can use some of this in your rhetoric if perhaps you were in my hypothetical going into a coma in 2014 and waking up today.
On that note, I had a not a severe, but a serious interaction with, I'll just call a significant loved one recently, not my wife or kids, where we were talking about politics.
And, you know, I'm like, oh, here we go again.
You know, it's like, do you want the double barrel answer, the double barrel honest answer?
Or do you want the let's not get in a fight answer?
And this person basically said, look, I don't like Kamala.
I think she's bad, but I hate Trump even worse.
So I'm voting for Kamala.
And I just deadpanned.
I said, if you want your grandkids and the future generations to be inundated with Haitians and assorted other savages, to go to school with them, to compete for jobs with them and to play sports with them, you should just say that out loud instead of saying that you're going to vote for Kamala.
You don't have to vote for Trump.
I get it.
I kind of despise the guy too.
But if you're going to vote for Kamala, just come out and say loud and proud, I want this country to be utterly invaded even further than it already is.
And you don't even have to go into Doug Mhoff and being owned by Jews and stuff like that.
That is what matters.
And it only matters if you're in a swing state, if it even matters at all.
Finally, totally mundane housekeeping note, the dog walked into the gazebo here.
What's up, Sam?
Yeah, How did your relative answer?
Definitely double down.
Nope, that was it.
That was it.
It was a little bit of a mic drop, which is not particularly difficult sometimes because we've had blowups over politics in the past and we've all matured.
We've all matured to like just not, we're like, we're not going to go down that road.
Yeah.
You just didn't shout boom in their face or anything.
Well, he didn't say they legalized butt sex and buttswana.
Come on.
Yeah.
I'm not even like taking credit or like doing, you know, I'm not the cock of the walk or whatever, but I was like, you should just say proudly then that you want all of these millions of violent savages to come into the country and make your grandchildren's lives worse.
And it just went quiet after that.
And we moved on.
And later on, later on, we were all in the car.
And it was a lovely visit.
You know, the listener can probably put two and two together.
Lovely visit remained so the entire time.
But at one point, I think this relative asked about Trump again and I explained everything, including the JQ.
And you could just hear a pin drop in the car.
And then I went to our youngest and I said, what do you think about Donald Trump?
And he said, who's Donald Trump?
So, you know, kindergarten.
It was a good icebreaker.
So, you know, you don't want to let that stuff become a hindrance to happy family moments.
But at the same time, every once in a while, you just got to open up with both barrels.
And what I was talking about, the mundane thing, the dog walked into the gazebo, you know, Sam.
It was like hot as and dry as Hades, June, July, August.
And it's been monsoon season.
You know, we get Indians and we get their weather too, because September, August, September is monsoon season.
It's just been nonstop rain here.
Dog walked in with a pale, firm thing in her mouth, crunchy.
And I said, son of a bitch, did she kill a chicken and bring a chickenfoot in here?
And no, she didn't, but it was one of my old Star Wars characters that my parents gave, you know, from the 80s.
Now, the kids don't really play with them.
It's not a big deal, but I was like, well, I was glad to see this character.
Yeah, I mean, it's out here.
It's a little weather beaten and now it's been chewed to bits.
I was glad that it was a Star Wars character and not a chickenfoot, regardless.
All right.
New white life.
I think I'm supposed to email you.
Yeah, I think I'm supposed to email you for new white life, but he didn't.
This may be in the comment zone or a DM.
But I finally had a baby boy.
I'm about to turn 40.
Better late than never.
He came out perfectly healthy.
And that was Grumpy Grandpa.
Thank you very much, Grumpy Grandpa.
Perhaps Terse Grandpa as well.
Matter of fact, Grandpa, man of many monikers.
But there you go.
About to turn 40 and he just got it.
Yep.
Those are the ones that really hit me is the one that almost got away.
You know, all of them are great, but there's something a little sweeter about that.
The older couple, they have one more, or maybe they're just getting around to the first one, whatever it is.
That's great news.
Absolutely.
Wishing many more Grumpy Grandpa.
Don't know how old wifey is, but keep in touch.
I've seen him in the comment zone a bunch.
There are a lot of guys who comment in there a lot and I don't know.
And I'm just a little bit cautious with Telegram, especially these days, the swirling, you know, Pavel Durov flipping and all that stuff.
But there are a lot of guys who probably deserve more than the comment zone.
I'll just say that.
And please don't take offense.
I'm merely guarding the flock and exercising due caution, not being a dickhead, if that makes sense.
Grumpy grandpa hit me up.
Congratulations.
From new white life to new white heartbreak.
And this is definitely serious.
We didn't have time to do it justice last week.
But not just a listener, but a good friend who I know IRL shared this.
Our baby girl was born this week, but she was stillborn.
We've never experienced such profound sadness.
We will be okay.
I believe it has made our family stronger, but I could see a loss like this tearing a man, marriage, and family apart.
Thank God we have dear daughter to keep us going and keep our spirits up.
We will be grieving her and perhaps burying her today.
Life is a battle.
My love for my children has expanded a thousandfold, and my heart is hurting worse than anything I've ever felt.
But life continues, and it is my job to be strong for my wife and daughter and our folk.
Getting this off my chest is cathartic, I suppose.
My best to you all.
And I'll obviously leave off the name there.
But great, great guy, great gal with a beautiful daughter already.
And they went for number two and it did not work out.
Severe, sincere condolences, my friend.
Thank you for sharing that.
And I did ask if it was okay to share on the show for other, you know, for no other reason than a little bit of comfort for other people who have been through the same thing.
Well, yeah, for sure.
People, people are going to go through these things.
And it's part of the mystery of life, I suppose.
These things happen.
It is tough.
You know, if you've ever had a miscarriage or anything like that, it's somewhat a similar grief.
You can't help but wonder, you know, in a year from now, that child would be a year old, two years old.
What would that child's life could have been, should have been?
You know, those are those are painful things for sure to contemplate.
But it's part of life and it's, we're not being singled out for any punishment or any, you know, special bad times or anything.
And it, it, as he's already said, it's made his family stronger.
So that's what I look at.
Love the fact that he honestly said that, you know, their daughter has been, who's probably hopefully a little bit oblivious about what happened.
Maybe not.
Yeah.
She's young, but yeah, pretty sure she probably expected mom and dad inevitably get, you know, the firstborn or the secondborn or what have you, what have you accepted for the new, for the new arrival.
And then to say that it didn't work out is that's quite a thing.
And to draw power and comfort from her already and probably a little bit of innocent reaction to it.
Well, and how, you know, how precious life is too.
We should realize that and certainly not take our families for granted because it's not promised to us or to anybody.
Yep.
And I had this in the notes and I sort of overlooked it when I was writing my belly aching thing about the case of the Mondays and how dear daughter came out with the shovel.
But that, you know, I don't think it's unfair or cheap to say, yeah, the root source of your power and your strength is your pre-existing familial bonds.
Your wife, your parents, your kids, and stuff like this can break a marriage apart and can introduce extraordinary strain.
But those people are also the ones that get you through it, not to be too obvious about it.
Yeah.
I don't know.
I would love to have our pal on sometime if he's willing or if God knows even he and wife here willing, but we love you, buddy.
You already have built a new family.
And he's another one who is was not a spring chicken when he started his family.
Yeah.
He's been a full house listener for a while and I've shared some good times with him.
So again, sincere condolences, friend.
And time heals all.
Not completely, but to a little bit of a completely.
This too shall pass.
Yep.
All right.
Hey, guys, if you go, I imagine that that is 10 times worse than a miscarriage, frankly.
You know, a premature loss of life versus you're expecting the greatest joy and instead you get the greatest heartache.
Brutal.
Yep.
Well, I did follow up with him, but I'm adding that to my list of things to do.
Not that he needs to hear from me or that, but most importantly, I am grateful to him for being willing to share that on the show.
Yeah.
Well, that probably helps.
For the audience, it helps people because guaranteed there's somebody who is going through that, but also for him himself, he's working out his grief this way, and that's a good thing.
Like a man.
Yep, absolutely.
All right.
It's difficult to pivot off of that, but we're going to do it regardless.
And this is a question that we got in good spirit and in all, I believe, good faith that we couldn't get to last week.
There's somebody who reached out to me solo.
I'll just leave it at that.
I won't even give a sock name.
Love the show.
Listening to conversations about race mixing.
I'm curious of your take on this.
My mother is mostly German and British.
Father is French, British, and Russian, or at least we all thought.
He was raised strictly French Catholic, altar boy, Catholic school, the whole nine yards.
When my grandfather died, we found a Jewish last name on his birth certificate.
Turns out my great-grandfather was 100% Jewish.
So that means his grandfather was 50, his father, I'll stop, ad living.
Like a typical kike, he had knocked up my great-grandmother and then walked out.
Grandfather's name was changed when he was young and he was raised Catholic.
So he says, and last line, culturally, I'd be 6.25%.
DNA-wise, I'm 12.5%.
I think that doesn't even make me a Mishling.
Hold on.
Last one.
Do I get a seat at the White Gnat table or should I grovel and hand rub in the corner?
I told him he must wait for the decision of the high counsel here as to whether he will be gassed or even at last.
And real quick, I'll let you guys talk.
The thought occurred to me that some of these guys come to me with these questions because it's sort of like when a kid gets in trouble and he like tells his mom instead of the dad because he knows that mom will be easier, a little easier going.
Maybe you're going to give a sympathetic hearing to perhaps.
It crossed my mind because I am a little still after everything I've been through and everything I've seen, including Mishling behavior, I am still a bit of an inveterate softie.
But there you go.
He's 12 points.
So yeah, great grandfather was 100%.
Grandfather was 50.
Makes father 25, which makes him 12.5.
I don't know why he says culturally, I'd be 6.25%.
Yeah, that doesn't make any sense.
That sounds like, you know, maybe culturally you're like a little more 75% because that is some Jewy hyperbole.
I don't know.
That's right.
That's a good point, Rolo.
Go ahead, Sam.
Well, and I just want to let me just characterize he in the quick back and forth.
He's been a good chap about it.
He hasn't been a dickhead.
He's not like, who hasn't been pushy?
Like, let me in by my little hairy chin chin.
They want you to.
All right.
All right.
You'll get your chance, Roll.
Go ahead, Sam.
I think it's a good question because it's on a certain amount of people's minds.
And I do detect.
In the case of some of these communications, there's a note of pain in there or a note of real searching for an answer.
So I respect that.
And I think that a discussion of this is good.
And I've put together some of my thoughts because this is not by any means the first time this has come up in my life with dealing with people.
And I think it's good to maybe share a few of these things.
The very first thing I wanted to say on this, now, you know, when I've spoken to people in person and especially in regard to our show and even in, you know, a broader sense as a white nationalist, I do feel a good connection.
You know, when we talk, it's very heartfelt.
There's something very special about it.
And I take people in candor and honesty.
And I think that they also accept me in that same spirit.
But I just want to say at the top here, it is not impossible, coach, that somebody, whether it's this guy or the woman who is the guy said he has a wife that is 24% something Indio or something.
Quarter Indio.
Okay, whatever it is, that these things could be like set up, okay, to get us to agree to some kind of thing that could be used against us in one way or the other.
I'm not saying it is, but it is not impossible.
So when we respond, yes, of course, we want to, we are compassionate guys.
We are loving guys.
I think not only, you know, when, like I started off by saying, when we meet up with people who listen to the show, it's not like we're stars and they're fans.
It's like we're all, there's this love, you know, and this, this good feeling, very genuine feeling of being white nationalists that really believe in it in the best way.
But it is not impossible that somebody can try to get us to agree to something and then say, oh, these guys are, you know, agreeing to race mixing or approving of it or something like that.
So the one thing that I will not agree to is any kind of number that is like an okay number.
If somebody's going to press me about a number that is a percentage, then the number is zero.
Okay.
So that's, I would say that a part.
First but fair.
Yeah.
So that that's, you know, that's maybe, I don't know if I've, if I should be taking over the conversation here, if you want to, I just want to throw that in there.
Maybe you want to can assure me.
I actually don't have a direction on this.
I did not prepare anything on this.
I've scratched some notes here real quick.
I'll just say, if you're concerned about it or if you have even a minor hang up about it, then the non-Jewish admixture guys are probably right to question it or keep it in the back of their mind.
Whether it's fair or not, whether it's a real problem or not.
First off, thank you for like, you know, raising the issue.
You could have just kept it secret.
You know, you found great grandfather's birth certificate and could have been like, okay, we're going to put that in the fireplace or forget about it.
Instead, you asked about it, which I think is a testament to this guy.
I don't think that he's trying to slip that long hook nose under the under the tent like a camel.
I have known and continue to know guys with certain percentages of admixture.
Some of them I'm not in communications with.
Some of them I still am.
Some of them have entrusted me with that information.
For some of them, it's common knowledge.
And it's below 25%.
And in one or two cases, it's above 25%.
And they have been honorable and decent and haven't burned me or anything like that.
It's weird.
It's like, if you, I could see a case where a Mishling, there's, there's a, when it comes to organizations or leadership, you're probably shit out of luck.
And that's just the way that it's got to be.
You know, like if you're looking to join something, 12.5% is probably too much for an organization that takes the JQ seriously.
And certainly not leadership or management or control of information, because it just goes against so much that we've learned, not just through history, but recently.
That said, it's not like you are fated to be Jewy, right?
Like you can, you can be aware of your background.
You can overcome it.
It might not even manifest itself for you.
You can be a positive contributor to our civilization, to the white cause.
I think you can be pals with our guys.
I think you can do good work.
I think that what I'm saying is heartfelt and honest, but I can feel like certain audience members or even panel members, you know, like champing at the bit to bite my leg off.
I'll stop there and let you go.
Rolo, you get in and then Sam's got a lot more.
Go ahead, Rolo.
I want to be fair to him too.
I thought your name was Never Cook.
Okay.
Well, you answer our correspondent who made a good natured joke about whether he's got to stand in the corner and rub his hands while the white council here decides whether he gets the DIS thing or not.
Yeah.
Okay.
I am fair.
Why are those your options?
Why are your options?
I get to, I get to a big seat at the table or I get to go scheme.
I thought you said you're only 6% culturally Jewish.
See, it's that.
It's already in your brain.
It's in your blood.
But I mean, if you're part of this thing and you are Jewish, you have to understand what?
Well, whatever.
I don't know.
Yeah.
Okay.
You're a listener.
In general, if you're part of this thing, you know that if you are part Jew, you can't really be a part of it.
That's kind of the nature of it.
But that doesn't mean you can't support.
It doesn't mean like if you like, it doesn't even have to be full house.
If you like other dissident shows, like if you like Stone Choir or something like that, you can still listen to them.
And if you are genuine, then the best thing you can do is not be in the corner hand rubbing and figuring out how you can scheme and connive and subvert.
There's ways that you can be a good person, but 1488, you are not.
It's like, listen, I don't make the rules.
I just think them up and write them down.
I was thinking of the Goldwater, interesting enough quote where he said, like, extremism in the cause is not vice and vice versa.
So extremism, when it comes to Jewish admixture, is the safest way to go.
And it's the most principled way to go.
And when in doubt, sorry, you're out, is the safe way to go.
However, my human experience and reason stands to argue that it is not at all crazy to think that a white man with X percentage of Jewish admixture.
Now, remember, I had 0.2% in my 23 in me, nothing in ancestry.
That's a laughing stock.
If it were 1%, would that be a laughing stock?
Or, you know, would be, would we be worried about 1% of full house?
I also want to add.
Let's not get into the data.
Let's not get into that.
No, no, no.
I want to add one more thing is that Jews would take you.
So at the end of the day, this guy at 12.5%.
Right.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So the thing is, Jews would take you.
So if the chips are down, do you want to be in this position where you know one side will take you and another side has to have lengthy discussions about whether or not, well, that's a good one.
See, that's what it comes down to is do you want to put yourself in this?
And I'm not saying, you know, you're going to be in any danger, but how much time do you want to invest into something?
Like it is an explicitly, it's a pro-white movement.
Now, if you want to criticize Jewish power and you want to criticize like blacks and Mexicans and Indians, and you can use your J card.
And I'm encouraging you to, well, as a Jew, you know, throw that one out there, but to like go to our events and be part of our things, like it's for white people because I have, I got a lot of black friends.
We play football.
I don't actually have black friends.
That's just the Alex Jones cuck.
But I'm friendly with non-whites in, you know, in my day-to-day life.
And, you know, I would, even if some of them are like, listen, like these Jews, I got to tell you, that's the problem.
I'm not going to be like, hey, come to one of my things.
It's like, no, I can just speak more honestly with them, but they're not invited to white people things.
I mean, that's, it's like, do you, do you want an all-male gym?
Like, okay, well, you're going to let one woman in, let two, three, four, five.
Okay.
It just, it goes down that road.
We want a pro-white movement and have pro-white events and pro-white institutions.
Well, we can't just start, okay, well, this number is okay.
And then you got to start compromising more and more.
Or yeah, this person has a higher admixture, but he's higher value.
Now, let me do the in before Emil Maurice, Hitler, who did nothing wrong and he was a humanitarian who lost the war.
Do you think Emil Maurice is like Mishling or significantly Jewish car driver?
Yeah, I don't think Emil Maurice.
Do you have any reason to believe that the Jew was not selling Hitler's secrets?
Honestly, I'm serious.
I have no reason to believe that he wasn't because that was the whole reason that they were locking Jews up because they were like they were loyal to Jewish communists.
That was where their loyalty was.
Oh, of course.
No, no, yeah, obviously.
Yeah.
Thankfully, so why would so why would you think a half or a quarter like wouldn't do the same?
It's like well, I'm just saying that there are there are historical examples of significant Mishlings who, by all accounts, have been noble workers or officers or significant personages in something as severely counter-Semitic as the Third Reich.
I'm doing some devil's advocate stuff there, but my larger point is I don't think that you're doomed to Jewiness and that you have to lurk in the corner because you discovered that great grandpappy knocked up great grandmammy off and you just discovered it tomorrow.
I'm trying to put myself in this guy's shoes as a human and be like, man, that's a kick in the nuts, but I'm not all of a sudden like going to make a Leah or start spreading degeneracy.
That's why I started with like, why is it a seat at the table or a hand rubbing in the corner?
Well, what did he specifically, you know, something a little bit cheapy there.
Do I get, yeah, do I get a seat at the white nat table or should I grab that?
Yeah, yeah, it's literally what he said.
Do I seat at the table or do I, do I rub my hand?
Well, I, yeah.
Well, one, you should know that you're not getting a seat at the table.
You should know that.
And two, if you want a seat at the table, why do you, why do you think that you, your alternative is rubbing your hands in the corner?
I think he's being a little bit, you know, obviously, but hey, hey, hey, can you trust a Jew?
All right.
Hey, look, I appreciate it.
When in doubt, cast them out.
When in doubt, 0%.
No drop rule.
Go ahead.
I'll say, I'll just, my final point is use your J card to subvert the subverters.
Hide behind your Jewishness to say, like, oh, these, all these Jews in power, look at this.
And if they say, oh, you're anti-Semitic, I am Jewish.
How can I be anti-Semitic?
I'm just, I'm just telling the truth.
So that's what I say.
Do that.
Do that.
Be a credit to yourself.
Again, you know, taking everything as being 100% honest and everything is, you know, on above board.
Let's say I was meeting this guy today and he was telling me this story for the first time and everything.
And I would say, well, so your, you know, great grandfather on one side is that makes one eighth, but Jews are themselves such a mixed group.
That guy himself might be a 6% guy.
And, you know, you might be a smaller person, you know, a dramatically smaller eighth of that for all you know.
So, you know, I guess I would, I, if, if I thought that the guy was white and he just had like a question that was lurking in his mind, I would try to give him some reasons to go and look into things to answer the question in a, in, an affirmative way.
Um, you know, being like you, Coach, a little bit more on the softy side or the positive side, I suppose.
That's what I would put out there.
And I just want to say quickly, but firmly, these DNA tests, I do not believe in them.
So if anybody thinks that I'm a bad person for that or they think that's crazy, we could part company now.
That's fine.
These DNA tests, first of all, have a published error rate to them.
These DNA tests, as for what I understand, the lab for a lot of them is literally in Tel Aviv.
If you have a sibling, you can send in each of your DNA.
You will get different answers on it.
You can, I knew somebody who got a DNA test back and it said in single digit numbers that they were some percent black.
And then they got got, and then it updated some months later that they were 0% black.
Okay.
So what are they?
Are they black?
Yeah.
At 23, are they black?
It's a total upheaval, Sam.
Like the board all just quit.
They got hacked.
I think like the Jewish database itself, somebody like went there and like scooped up like, who's all the Jews?
Yeah.
So I knew of somebody who got a DNA test and then it said some small percent Jewish and then they had it done somewhere else and then it was 0% Jewish.
So if anyone's going to live their life by these things and make decisions about who's their friend or, you know, or imagine you're already married and then you're, you're going to, or maybe you have a few marriages and a few kids, you know, by different women.
Now you're going to go back with all your wives and all your kids and get all the DNA tested and decide who you're not going to have anything to do with.
It's just getting ridiculous.
And if anyone wants to live that way, they can do it without me.
That is ridiculous.
There's been more than enough scandal with all of this.
And like I said, I've just given you a few anecdotes of things that I know firsthand, but in an even broader way, broader observation, I've lived long enough to see, let me put it this way, I've lived long enough to have my faith shaken in the written word.
So I can remember being in school and looking at the McGraw-Hill textbook, which millions of that had been printed with many millions of dollars investment in that and with literal lies printed on the page.
So I will never allow the written word to trump behavior and to trump my decisions about the reality of my life.
Not only that, but if you've ever worked in a lab, I've worked in a lab and we had accredited lab tests.
You know, there's, there are, what is the accredited lab method for doing this test?
Guess what?
There isn't one.
And if you said, here, have this test done for me.
So I do the test and I toss the page across the table to you and you look at it.
It's just a bunch of numbers.
You don't even know what it means, right?
Because guess what?
Somebody has to interpret it.
And guess what?
The interpretation of that data is everything.
Because the problem is where the error comes from is that these population groups have overlaps with other population groups.
So these genes and things that are being interpreted are, you know, by the way, you have a significant amount of DNA in common with a gorilla.
And also the banana that the gorilla eats, you also have a lot of in common with the DNA with the banana itself.
Okay.
So please stop with all this DNA tests and everything.
If you want to look at it, like having your palm read or something like that, because it's fun or you think you might get something out of it, fine.
But don't bother me with it.
And I think any more discussion about that aspect of it beyond what I've just said is actually counterproductive.
So there's that.
You know, just the error, the error rate in this thing could make you something or could make you not something.
And for that, if you want to get your DNA tested, fine.
Just please don't bother me with the results.
I'm not, I have never and I will never be getting my DNA tested that way.
But I wanted to make a couple of quick points here on both sides of this.
I want to start off with a little more hardline stuff to give to give my fellow white nationalists some red meat.
But then I also want to say, I want to say a couple of things of comfort to people who write in letters like this or people who are listening who might have a real question on their heart about what is the meaning of race and all that type of thing.
Am I good enough?
Do I have a place?
Am I good?
I want to say something.
I'm going to go to the wilderness.
Something comforting to those people at the end of my remarks here.
But I did want to mention, I hope this doesn't seem like a diversion from what we're talking about.
But you know, this thing of Christian identity uh, we have the um, we have certain parties who in our white nationalist movement who will yeah, go ahead coach uh uh, I I think this is a diversion though sam, with the Christian identity stuff, because we did a little bit.
Maybe you'll see what i'm saying.
Let me just give one or two quotes here.
Sure you got it, buddy?
Yeah okay um, just as just to say I guess this is to underline this, my seriousness of of this topic.
We're talking about um and um.
The thing is uh, Hitler himself talked about in Mein Kampf a number of occasions, exactly what Christian identity was talking about or is talking about.
So I just i'll keep it brief.
I know reading on a show is not great and and i'm even truncating it down a little bit to try to get to the point but he says here, but the maintenance of their racial stock unmixed, and they began to intermingle with the subjugated people.
Uh sorry, but finally the conquering race offended against the principles which they had observed, namely the maintenance of their racial stock unmixed, and they began to intermingle with the subjugated people.
Thus they put an end to their own separate existence, for the original sin committed in Paradise has always been followed by the expulsion of the guilty parties.
Um then, as another similar remark, why should it not be possible to induce people to make this sacrifice if, instead of such a precept, he's talking about celibacy?
There, they were simply told that they ought to put an end to this truly original sin of racial corruption which is steadily being passed on from one generation to another.
Um and further, they ought to be brought to realize that it is their bound in duty to give to the almighty creator beings such as he himself, made to his own image.
And one more very short um uh.
France's activities in Europe today, spurred on by the French lust for vengeance and systematically directed by the Jew, are a criminal attack against the life of the white race and will one day arouse against the French people a spirit of vengeance among a generation which will have recognized the original sin of mankind in this racial pollution.
So I only read those things to show that Hitler was talking about this original sin of race mixing, that that's what really happened in the Garden Of Eden.
And if you think i'm making too big of of a deal about it.
Uh, the the way he's talking about it is not as though Christian identity is some novel, cult-like weird idea that somebody's bringing bringing up out of nowhere, the way he's writing about this, he is making a reference to something that readers understood and that has been known throughout church history for the entire time of church history.
Yes, it has fallen in the last 80 years out of fashion, so to speak.
But I have given on this show quotes before from St. Irenaeus from the first century AD all the way up to St. Alphonsus de Liguri in the 1700s that made reference to the same thing about Eve being seduced by the devil and interbreeding.
And that's the original sin is race mixing.
So I'm sorry for that little bit of a digression there, but I just wanted to put a fine point on what we're talking about here and why we take it seriously.
Not at all, big guy.
When you mentioned Christian identity, I thought maybe it was going into a defense of Christian identity as opposed to the racial aspect.
Yep.
It is.
I only like that.
I don't like that people would cast derision as though it is an idea without standing.
It is an idea with very strong standing.
And the other idea that they would like to push is the idea that has no standing.
Anyways, so I just wanted to mention that.
But now I wanted to shift gears because I did want to say something of comfort to these people.
Just a couple quick remarks.
So I was reading, I'm holding up only our people online here can see.
But A New Nobility of Blood and Soil by Richard Walther Duray.
He was the, I should have had this.
His title was, he was the like agricultural minister in the Third Reich, where he, you know, he was in charge of like the, you know, all the agricultural things, including herds and breeding and stuff.
And he talks all about the, you know, the, this book is about the, the tying the Aryan man to the soil and how that was lost kind of in, you know, as different things went on in history and how the Third Reich wanted to restore that, you know, restore, you know, they wanted to have a lot of small farms with the man and his family would till the farm and all that type of thing.
But so he wrote this very interesting paragraph here.
I'm just going to read, I think, most of it.
And I, again, I'm sorry for just reading to you, but I think it's very responsive to what we're talking about.
So he's saying here, to some extent, such opinions, now, such opinions in the previous, the way this man writes, it's very dense, and it's hard to take an excerpt out of this book without telling you a whole bunch of other things first.
So I will try to keep it very brief, which is to say, to some extent, such opinions, and the opinions are that in the previous paragraph, he admits that the Germans at that time were acknowledged to be a very mixed people.
Whoa, mic drop.
You know, somebody might think that's offensive or weird, but the Germans were a very mixed people.
So that's the opinion.
So to some extent, such opinions are based on the idea that racial mixture is something similar to coffee with milk or raspberry lemonade.
That is a mixture in the physical sense, which can be graded according to the proportion of the individual quantities of liquids poured together, but which can never again lose its characteristics as a mixture.
Such a conception is a thorough misjudgment of the question of mixture in racial doctrine.
Hereditary factors do not mix in the sense just explained.
They only reassemble in every newborn.
Even if the following example is somewhat weak, it is nevertheless clarifying.
Think of a weaving mill where the individual threads on a loom can be put together in very different patterns without having to change themselves in any fundamental way.
The type and color of the threads do not change.
Nevertheless, no pattern needs to look like another.
The appearance of the woven fabric is altered as new threads are woven into it.
But it remains possible to unmix these new threads at any time by leaving them out, so to speak.
Originally, the mixing conception also played a role in animal breeding.
People spoke of the whole blood and half blood, of three-quarter blood and 15-16ths blood, and so on, until the science of heredity eradicated the terms from animal breeding terminology.
Perhaps not exactly eradicated, but rather explained the meaninglessness of the idea.
So I don't know if that perhaps says something to our friend that wrote in with this question about how Jewish is he and, you know, is there any place at the table and all that type of thing.
As you could see, the problem has been contemplated before.
Hitler wrote about the same thing in very similar terms, actually, in Mein Kampf.
And you can see that the problem and the solution has been contemplated before.
I'll just leave it at that.
You know, I like to keep a very down-to-earth type of view of race.
And I feel like I can meet somebody and size them up and determine if they are a white man or not.
I think if somebody presents as entirely white, that there's some hidden thing lurking.
I don't know that that's, I kind of feel like that's not really valid.
If this guy presented himself to me and he looked white, or the lady who is such and such percent Hispanic, if she presented as white, I would probably be given to accept them.
But, you know, there are different other tests like when it comes to Indians, right?
The thing is that the Indians couldn't grow beards.
And so when the Europeans showed up, they had beards and they were thought to be gods when they came to North and South America.
And the thing was, Montezuma, he could grow facial hair.
And so that was part of his claim.
He had like a goatee.
So that was part of his claim to be of the gods is because he could grow the facial hair.
So here you have these Europeans show up with these beautiful beards and he's like, oh, hey, see, the gods are back.
It was like he took it as a like, so, you know, there are things like this.
So when someone says they're Indian, like our friend that was on last show, he said, oh, I'm 3% Indian.
I wonder if he can grow a beard or not.
If you can grow a beard, you're probably not Indio or not very much anyways.
And the other thing blue eyes saying, hey, you know, welcome me to the Aryan Brotherhood.
Right.
The Hodgkins.
The other thing, the other thing that we can judge by, and I know this may be an embarrassment to some listeners, so I'll just say it quickly.
Five, four, three, two, one.
Pink nipples.
The ultimate.
The ultimate test.
The curtains.
Yeah.
Sorry.
Even worse.
Yeah.
So, you know, I go by that, you know, which are things that I can personally verify.
And Sam, that was all great.
The thought and I guess we always have good conversations on this.
I certainly hope the audience doesn't think we're just like bloviating and kicking around a little interesting topic.
But clearly, this is on a lot of people's minds in a mixed up, raced up world, even from back in the olden days when we thought everything was pure and you find out that three generations ago there was a Jew in the woodpile.
Let me put myself in the correspondent's shoes.
think that I went through my life as a Catholic, as a white European of various great European national admixtures.
And then one day out of the blue, I discover that apparently, in theory, I am 12.5% Jewish after being red-pilled, after being involved in the movement, after risking my ass, et cetera, et cetera.
I could see more or less two paths at the risk of generalization and simplification.
I could see one, I could see that shaking me and being like, holy shit, you know, like I'm one of the bad guys or I've got some poison in me or dark influence that is going to corrupt me or has already corrupted me.
Maybe when I did that back in the day, that was my Jewish admixture.
That's possible.
As a German, Pole, Irish Scandinavian, I sometimes attribute various characteristics to my various ethnic makeups, fairly or unfairly.
Point being, I could see that being a big mind F, for lack of a better term, and questioning whether I should continue, whether I belong, et cetera, et cetera.
But there's another path that I could very humanely or humanly see whereby I say, son of a bitch, that crypto Jew knocked up my great grandma and hit the road and hid it.
And the whole family hit it because they were ashamed or whatever.
And I just happen to have half of a quarter of my genome with some Ashkenazi in me.
I'm not going to lose sleep over that.
If anything, that's going to make me more angry and more committed.
And I'm not all of a sudden going to be seeking a Leah or to peddle pornography or usury or abortion or transgenderism or homosexuality.
I'm going to be honest about it.
I'm an interesting case and it's going to redouble my resolve.
Maybe that's a little too grandiose, a positive scenario here, but I think that's absolutely positive.
And I know Mishlings who are like, no, F the Jews.
It sucks.
But, you know, that's part of me for better and for worse.
And I'll contribute how I can.
It depends on you.
You're not going to get a seat at the high council.
I think an organization that would welcome in 25% is a cutoff.
Absolutely.
12.5%, I'd argue, is dubious, but yeah.
You know, six, five, 0.2% at a certain point, you get into the numbers.
I don't know if it's grug to, well, yeah, 25 hard cutoff.
It's not exactly a softy position, Rolo.
I think that's it.
Okay, you could just go.
I'm not going to say that going with Nuremberg laws is grug, but it's the simple answer, right?
What was good for them should be good for us.
I think that's what I'm saying.
Yeah, but those weren't those people just able to just live there.
They weren't given like the same.
Some of them got special accommodation from the Fuhrer or for service to the fatherland.
Yes, they lost, but I doubt it was because of Jewish subversion within the Third Reich of Nauru's membership.
Now he's being naive, Kay.
They lost.
They lost because all of international Jewry and the United States and Great Britain and Soviet Union get all that information to it.
You think it was a Mishling Schutzstaffel who leaked the Enigma codes or it was just all Alan Turing, the homo who cracked it.
Yeah.
Point some gay, autistic weirdo took down the third right by himself.
There's a poor, it's not a slightly different nut hatch.
There's a little nuthatch in the gazebo that the dog is chasing around.
Anyway, our correspondent has to search his soul and his desires for the future to say, do you want a future of struggle in which a lot of people are going to give you the stink eye and question your loyalty and resilience?
Or do you want to just go about your life as was knowing or unknowing?
You want to go really Jewy and like emphasize the 6% of your genome?
You want to talk about Aryan superiority and ubermensch and will to power?
Would a true Aryan be like, oh, well, I'm 6% Jewish.
Better, you know, pack up my bag and go home.
I'm not saying that all these Mishlings should like come and get involved or try to join things and say, am I good enough?
Am I good enough?
I'm just trying to give this guy something because God knows these issues have been hashed out in our cause recently and throughout history.
But it's kind of up to him and it's kind of up to what he aspires to join or contribute to and in what manner.
Let your deeds do the talking as opposed to whether you're like good enough or pure enough.
Prove yourself on your own.
Go do something great and be like, yeah, I did all these great things for the white race and against Jewish power, despite my 6.25%, 12.5%.
Excuse me.
See, you don't want to let that cultural line subvert our analysis here.
I do have a stem winder from our pal Rufus on purity, but Sam Rolo, have at it before I read it.
I don't think I was a giant.
I wasn't a giant Jew-loving faggot there in that section, was I?
I tried to be.
I mean, we're just.
We're working through it.
We're trying to have like a real-time discussion that maybe people will take as comfort.
You know, I don't think I should just re-repeat what I've already said.
I tried to offer the reasons for the hard line and also that, you know, there is a vagueness that, you know, if somebody put me to the test and say, okay, swear right now on your life that you are 100% Aryan for all generations.
I mean, you know, let's just go 10 generations back, which is a modest, what, maybe 250 to 300 years.
At 10 generations, you have 1,024 ancestors.
Do you want to bet on every single one of them being the one that you would want to be descended from?
I mean, it just starts to get a little ridiculous if you're going to just continue to underline this point.
Sam, my Polish grandmother had very Asiatic eyes, like 100%.
The family used to joke that it was Mongols.
Yeah.
Now that didn't show up in my, yeah.
That's, that's the whole thing.
I mean, this, this term white race was not used before like 1790 something.
Okay.
So the, you know, this thing that everyone's ready to fight and die for, and we are having shows about it.
And there's all kinds of movement devoted to it.
White race, that term literally did not exist for very long.
So we need to have like a measured approach to this.
Yes, we do believe just because we learn things later in history, that doesn't mean they're not true that because they weren't understood exactly that way for all times.
We learn things in history.
We learn things in time that helps us to understand things better.
Yes, the white race does exist.
I mean, sure, if you stand an Italian next to a Swede, next to a Greek, next to an Irishman, next to a Spaniard, you know, you can see how people in another age said, oh, those are the races of Europe.
Europe has all those different races.
Those people are all different to us, to each other.
But us in America, all of us are easily five, six, seven different nationalities.
So we, oh, well, we're white.
You know, it's like we forged an identity, so to speak, because we're all so many different things.
So I think that's how we have to understand these things.
And that doesn't take away from it in any kind of way.
What it does is that if you will understand it in this more complicated way, that makes you not prey to liberals who, if you get in an argument with them or you find yourself being swayed by their propaganda or something like that, you can understand and combat those things more effectively by understanding it in the way I just explained.
Yep.
And if, hey, if the listeners could see us all and they probably have seen, you know, what I look like if they wanted to Google me.
Sam, if we were all in a World War II movie, Sam would look like he belongs with Mosley's boys in Great Britain.
Rollo could definitely pass for the Schutzstaffel or perhaps the Viking SS division.
And I would probably be relegated to the Azul blue division from Spain and Iberia.
Seriously, despite me probably being more German than both of you guys.
Come on.
Who could be Italian?
Fair enough.
But, you know, point being, there's DNA tests, there's your family ancestry, and then there's the way that you look and the way that you act and the way that you carry yourself.
And our job here is not to make Mishlings feel better or to make people with mixed wives, you know, feel more welcome or accommodating.
Our task, as I see it, is to talk about these things rationally, humanely, and for the ultimate best purposes of moving forward with some sort of understanding and common sense about these things,
where we're not welcoming in the hooknose under the tent, and we're also not turning away competent, pro-white, overwhelmingly white people who can either laugh about the admixture or just completely ignore it or even view it as something to be overcome and not a hindrance.
So I am going to close here or at least put a bookmark.
It's not too long, but our pal Rufus wrote in with a stem winder because, and I'll give some red meat delivered fresh from Rufus's slaughterhouse here.
Hey, coach, I wanted to chime in on all the admixture talk on Full House.
I'm a purist, and I believe the greatest threat to our children and grandchildren is the slow adulteration of our blood.
Hitler saw throughout history an Aryan nation would conquer the known world from the Assyrians to the Persians, the Greeks and the Romans.
Each fell after accepting the lesser peoples attracted by the achievement and wealth of the empire.
The poor and lower classes would mix with the nons and slowly the admixture would trickle through society.
The empire would then be conquered by a more Aryan society and the process would repeat.
He believed that if you founded a nation specifically on preservation of the Aryan soul and blood, he could keep the process from happening again.
If you read the Greek and Roman accounts, you see they had many blondes and blue-eyed people, even the Persians long ago.
Where are the blue-eyed, blonde, philosophical Greeks now?
Where are the great Italian artists and inventors, the Macedonians, the Greeks, the Romans?
They no longer exist, I would say, in that form.
The loss of those brilliant people hurts.
And the current Greeks or Italians who find pride in a history of a people who no longer exist, but share a name, creates a deep sadness in me.
That's a deep cut for our Greek and Italian friends.
I would not want my children to marry Italians or Iberians.
They are different than my ancestors.
I accept them as white, but they are different and we should preserve our diversity.
Italians are great to have on your side in this fight, but lack the quiet, kind spirit of my ancestors.
There is a spark of creativity and justice that's ingrained in true whites that's lacking in mixed peoples.
My greatest fear is the people who appear white, but have lost the ability to be inhabited by the Aryan soul.
There's a religious nature to it that I don't fully understand, be it the Holy Spirit, the Asatrue gods, or reincarnation.
It's like whites have a soul that is lacking in all others.
And I don't know where the cutoff is that makes your body unable to contain the soul.
If we continue to accept quarter Mexicans, we'll eventually degrade into a subpar people, losing the racial soul and dignity of our ancestors.
This hurts, I know, but if you want to be a Mexican white nationalist, the best thing you can do is marry other high caste Mexicans.
In attempting to whiten your progeny, you destroy what you claim to support.
I'm fine with a mulatto who marries a black or another mulatto, but a pretty quadroon is a much greater threat to our people than a full Bantu.
And he says, sorry for the book.
Rufus, thank you for the stem winder.
There's too much probably to chew on there at the end of the show, but some red beef.
Yep, go ahead, Sam.
Your skin is your uniform.
Yep.
I think that he's true, and yet that might not be the best thing.
Like, is small levels of admixture the greatest threat to our people right now?
I would disagree with that.
I would quibble with that.
It's true in theory and perhaps in we're way past that.
We're way past that.
We're not at the point where like what, how, how honestly, how white do you think America is?
And then give it 10 years.
How white do you think America is?
At this point, I agree.
I think he's right on paper, but at this point, like we've already done the admixture and that didn't destroy that, yeah, yeah.
The race mixing isn't what did us in.
It was just they opened the floodgates.
Because I was thinking about this today with all the Haitians that they brought in.
And because I was thinking about the Overton window did shift, but like politically and corporate wise, it's going so far in the other direction.
Because what they could have done in all those areas, they could have bust in a bunch of inner city Chicago or Detroit or East St. Louis or Baltimore blacks and then moved them to these areas, promising them jobs and whatever.
And said, we're going to gentrify these, these whatever inner city areas.
But instead, they just brought in tens of thousands of Haitians, millions of Pajites, tens of millions of beaners.
They just brought them all in.
So, and I'm not defending race mixing.
If you have the option for a white woman, don't like pick pick us a six out of 10 white woman over a nine out of ten half Mexican or something, you know, like something like that.
But, but, but at this point, it's, it's so bad with how much they're just bussing in just third world savages that are, they're killing people's animals, they're drunk driving and killing people's kids, raping people's kids and robbing people's kids.
And sometimes all three when you're in a poxhole, you're not exactly saying, show me your 23andMe bro to a white presenting guy with blue eyes.
Yeah, yeah.
So that's why I don't spur too hard on this, but the Jewish thing to me is a bigger issue because Jews consider Michelings fold Jews essentially because they'll just rejo up their kids.
Like, oh, you're an eighth Jew like here.
We got a nice fold Jew woman for you.
And then we'll just keep Jewing it up.
And then we'll send them into other areas, mix them out, and then rejo them up.
That's kind of how they stay afloat.
And well, they'll take them in.
But where, like, if someone's like, I found out my wife is an eighth Puerto Rican.
At this point, I'm more worried about other things.
Fair.
And to be, it'd be better to be with, just be with the white person.
But yeah, that is, that is the Puritan stance from Rufus, who I think that both of you guys have met and is a quiet, soft-spoken, thoughtful man.
He is not a fire breather.
Yeah.
I appreciate the context or the input.
All right.
I got nothing else, but for the loyal listeners who made it to the end, that was a good time.
I really enjoyed this one.
Nothing but a good time.
Yeah.
Quick note.
An old friend of the show, you'll remember that I mentioned this a while ago.
I said, Do you still, you know, I checked in with him.
We hadn't spoken in a while.
I said, do you still listen to the show?
And he said, no, not really, to be honest.
I was a little sad when Jo and Smasher left because that was, you know, part of the old crew.
He said, but he's for whatever reason, I didn't ask this.
He volunteered it.
He's been going through and reverse listening from our most recent to the old ones.
The show has this real cozy feel.
I dig how you always work the date and season into things.
New white life and the letters are some of the best content in our thing.
And it's something I used to really like about the early TDS days.
That's not broaching that can of worms, but yeah, trying to keep it positive and collaborative and with a little bit of audience input and a two-way street, et cetera.
Anyway, thank you, buddy.
You know who you are.
And my last little thing here for the diehards who made it to the end for the sole purpose, not of listening to us talk, but to hear Rolo's newest world premiere, is that a mysterious benefactor recently ponied up the change to buy our kids an electric go-kart.
This is Greenworks is the company, and it's sold through Tractor Supply.
It's currently on sale for $200 off.
Now, it is $1,800 total.
Before you think I'm Richie Rich, it was sponsored by a mysterious, we'll say, grand paternal benefactor.
And it's awesome.
If you have enough space or a rural road or territory or whatever, it's well made.
The batteries have a decent life.
And every day that the kids get home from school, they want to go out and race.
And that makes my heart sing.
Hey, coach, you're not concerned about the IDF blowing it up remotely, are you?
I'm not, Sam.
All right.
You know, it does have Bluetooth.
It's got a little thing and you can connect your cell phone to it and play.
It's got a little rinky-dink speaker underneath.
So you can like bring your cell phone and it'll like play tunes while you cruise around.
It's really well made.
I wish the battery had longer life or, you know, but we all wish for things in life.
I just wanted to flag that for either if you're not wealthy, maybe that's something you can hit up family members for so that your kids can tool around in an awesome little go-kart.
And of course, I looked at like the Coleman gas-powered things.
It's a little bit of a hassle with the oil changes and the fuel admixture, et cetera.
But this, it went on sale and I said, well, kids would certainly love that.
And lo and behold, it happened like in great expectations with old Orlik and whatever his name was, Pip.
So that's the newest, absolute pure joy in the place.
And if one of them goes and crashes into a tree and gets hurt, then I will sing a different story.
But check it out.
It's the Greenworks go-kart at Tractor Supply.
1.09 a.m. here in the gazebo with the dog still chasing a bird around.
After this, I have to somehow get that bird out of here because it's all screened off.
Sam, thank you so much.
I was not at all trying to shut you down there.
I just thought you were going to deviate into a Christian identity thing when you were absolutely right on right on target.
Yeah, I was trying to keep it.
There's nothing wrong with that.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Some listeners, they say, oh, I like when you talk about that.
So I'm just trying to work it in a little bit.
We're going to do that with Mark Time for sure.
All right.
Amen, brother.
Thank you.
Rolo, my friend, our SS presenting 0% Purist.
Amen.
We salute you.
Thank you.
Salute you back.
All right.
Good stuff.
Excellent.
All right.
Full House 196.
It was taped on September 24th, now September 25th, 2024.
It is officially fall.
God help us if the rain ever stops to fall here.
Maybe that was a Cretan's Clearwater song back in the day, something like that.
But we got to get out of here.
And we love you.
Telegram, Gab, fullhouse show at protonmail.com, givesendgo.com slash fullhouse.
If you want to help out Rolo with his laptop, email, DM, whatever, you can literally just buy the components.
And I do not believe that they are dual use for the Iranian state nuclear program.
So far as I'm aware, they're just computer components that somehow Rolo is going to put together.
Like what was that movie with the robot in the 80s?
Special effects?
Short circuit.
Short circuit.
Yeah.
He's building short circuit.
Yes.
Not war games.
Or deadly friend.
I don't know that one.
Of course, you know multiple ones.
Yeah.
I enjoyed special effects back in the day.
All right.
So I think we covered everything there.
And yeah, next week we might be back with Justin Barrett and Smasher.
I was like, Smasher, you're going to hold my hand on there, you 100% Irishman?
Only a quarter here.
We'll see how that scheduling goes.
So Rolo, it is all yours.
Let us know what we're listening to and then do the Seat too, please.
Okay, this is called Next Time the World by the Final Storm.
We love you, Fam, and we'll talk to you next week.
See ya.
See you.
We march in shadows side by side.
The earth remembers every name.
But soon, all things will look the same.
No fucking songs, no battles by.
We flow to wind without a cry.
In silence, we have half the night.
And soon the world will feel a might.
The battle's over, yet we stand.
A restless tide upon the land Our swords are sheathed, our eyes are cold.
The future bends to hands us old.
We will not lose, we never fall.
For we are more than flesh and all the dust will settle, flights will curl.
Next time we will take the...
We leave no trace of wars we've made.
But in quiet, in the air, a warning lingers, sharp as clear.
We are the storm before the rain.
A patient fire beneath the plane.
No need for crowns, no need for kings.
The world shall feel what silence brings.
We will not lose, we never fall.
For we are more than flesh and all.
The dust will settle, flights will curl.
But next time we will take the world, the world.
We will not lose, we never fall.
For we are more than flesh and all.
The dust will settle, flags will curl.
Next time, the world, the steak Oh, see, no threat in our embrace.
For when the final dawn is hurled, our silence shall consume the world, the world.
No songs of glory shall we sing.
No waste of honor shall we bring.
The wind and soon the skies shall tilt, and empires crumble where we've built.