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Sept. 27, 2024 - Stew Peters Show

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Logos Academy Episode 8: Leonard Jonie Guest Host

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	All right, ladies and gentlemen, we are live.
	Welcome, everybody.
	It is episode eight of Logos Academy.
	We're going to be joined by Leonardo Joni in just a second here.
	We're waiting on her still.
	She's closing something up right now on her end, so she'll be with us in just a moment.
	In the meantime, while we are waiting, please let me know that everything is set up okay on my end, that the audio is running fine.
	And we'll do our best to equalize the audio once she gets in.
	I've been having some complaints lately about my audio levels, so let me know if there's any problems with that, and I'll make sure to get them fixed as quick as I can.
	Let's see here.
	Okay, just getting the chat rooms pulled up so that we're all prepared here.
	That should do.
	Okay, it is episode 8.
	I got a bit of news.
	So again, we're going to have Leonardo Joni joining us in just a minute here.
	But while we wait for her, a couple things.
	I did not do my fundraiser show yesterday.
	I had some last minute things come up and I was not able to go live.
	So instead, I'll be doing it tomorrow, I believe.
	Okay.
	I have to get this hammer out of my schedule.
	We'll do that towards the end of the show.
	But I do want to apologize that that was not done.
	That is my fault entirely.
	So we'll figure out how exactly it is that we're going to do that.
	I'll get it set up in whatever way that we can.
	But in the meantime, we've got...
	I think that's it.
	I think this is the last show for this week, actually.
	Wow, okay, yeah, this is the last show for the week.
	But we do have a show coming up on Tuesday...
	Wednesday, sorry, Wednesday the 2nd.
	We're going to be having Converse from the JP Conference on.
	He did a really good job yesterday, and I guess we'll talk about this really briefly while we wait for her to join us.
	I was in a space last night, and Converse was in that space, and we had this...
	We had this Jew join into the space who claims to be a convert to Christianity and a good Jew.
	That's the title, at least, that is provided.
	And it was quite interesting because he came in and we're talking about the Jewish question or Jewish problem, as it's called.
	And we're discussing how do we overcome this?
	How do we work on this?
	What do we do to fix the situation that we're in?
	And He comes in and he starts completely derailing the conversation.
	And I don't know if it was intentional or not.
	It probably was.
	It typically is with these cases.
	But he comes in and starts talking about how we have to talk about how the Trump assassination was a false flag or might not have been a false flag.
	And it's really important.
	It's super, extremely important that we talk about that.
	And he was very upset that no one else is talking about it.
	He basically takes this conversation away from the Jewish problem into, let's discuss, like, literal conspiracy theories, right, about if or if not this was a false flag attempt or whatever the case may be.
	And he finishes up talking, and Converse made probably the most important point that I think a lot of people would have overlooked had he not said it.
	And he said, look, this is why we say that this is a genetical problem and not a religious problem, because this is what these people do.
	They'll come in, and they literally have to shape the framework of how that conversation is supposed to go.
	So Whether it's to derail the conversation, take it off of the topic, or keep that topic as kosher as possible.
	You know, we saw this in the Candace Owens space as well.
	This was a couple months back, probably two or three months ago.
	She did a space entitled, The Truth About Zionism, right?
	And we're supposed to talk about why Zionism really is as bad as it is.
	And not long into the space, you see this Jew, Andrew Meyer, come into the space and he starts talking about how we are just misinterpreting the Talmud and it's really all symbolism and it's not actually the real law.
	Really just kind of changing the interpretation of the question.
	And then he takes it away from Zionism and the nature of the Jewish problem.
	And he starts discussing instead, he starts talking about Israel and how, yeah, Israel is not really an ally of the US, but also China is worse than Israel.
	And so, you know, we have to look at this in the same light.
	And what happens is he derails the conversation.
	He completely, he comes in, he controls the conversation, he gets the people fired up to ask him questions and focus on what he has to say.
	And then by the end of it, It's like, well, we didn't get into the nitty gritty of what we wanted to talk about, right?
	I actually disagree.
	Someone said Candace is a snake.
	I don't really think she is.
	I think she's just learning.
	I think she really doesn't get it.
	Anybody who's allowing or willing to allow Jews to come up and represent us or our views and kind of muddy the waters, because it is what they'll do every time, they just don't fully understand this problem.
	I don't think she's subversive.
	I haven't seen anything particularly that would tell me that.
	But obviously you have to keep a weary eye, especially when they come from the establishment.
	Someone like her who came literally from the system.
	She was a part of the Daily Wire.
	You really do.
	You have to be weary of those people.
	So it is wise to have an open eye.
	Don't be too trusting.
	But at the same time, we can't be too skeptical either.
	We have to be...
	We have to be reasoned in our judgment and try to look at these things objectively as we can.
	So I don't want to completely throw her under the bus, because obviously there is some odd circumstances, her being a part of the Daily Wire for a bit, her marriage and things of the sort.
	So you don't want to throw her under the bus right away, but at the same time, you absolutely have to be skeptical on these things.
	So we've got some people coming in.
	Anti-Subversive, welcome.
	Tenetris.
	We've got Fight for Freedom.
	How you doing?
	Thank you.
	Voodoo Ranger.
	We've got JN. Welcome, everybody.
	We're waiting on Leonardo to join us.
	She'll be in shortly.
	She said she's finishing up some work stuff, so just kind of monologuing a little bit while we wait.
	And the audio's good.
	Everybody seems to think the audio's all right, so that's good.
	That's important.
	We're live on Odyssey, Twitter, Rumble.
	We're on two different Rumbles.
	We're on my platform, which is, you know, very small on Rumble at the moment.
	And we're also on the Stu Peters Network on Rumble.
	And then we're also streaming on Twitter on both his account and mine.
	Looks like we have her with us now.
	now let's see figure out how to do this Oh, okay.
	I see.
	All right.
	She's getting her stuff set up, so she'll be with...
	Oh, here she is.
	There we go.
	Hi.
	Sorry about that.
	That's okay.
	That's all right.
	Welcome.
	Nice to have you.
	Thanks for having me.
	Of course.
	So let's kick us off.
	We're just doing a little bit of monologue about Jews infiltrating spaces, which is a common occurrence.
	You were in the space actually last night that we were talking about, but I don't think you were present when that Jew came in.
	His name is Matthew North.
	Are you familiar with him?
	No.
	Was it at the beginning or the end?
	It was towards the beginning.
	He came in and we were all talking about broadly the Jewish problem, right?
	He comes in and starts making it that we had to talk about the Trump assassination and things like that.
	They'll always derail the conversation, try to drag it off.
	That's like the other space I was in the other day with...
	It was at MySpace where I had come back and I was hosting it with Ian.
	And this Iranian Jew comes in.
	He goes, I'm an Iranian-American person.
	What we really have to talk about is Iran.
	And we weren't even on that topic at all.
	And he's trying to say how Iran is the biggest threat.
	And then Ian called him out.
	It was great.
	Ian was like, you know, what about, you know, he asked him his position on Israel.
	He wouldn't take a stand on it.
	So we knew what it was.
	But yeah, he was trying to derail the conversation.
	We were talking about the over-representation of Jewish people everywhere.
	And instead of dealing with that, he starts talking about how Iran is the biggest threat.
	Which, at first, I was like, okay, what is he talking about?
	I'd like to know what his opinion is.
	And then when we got off, I realized, oh yeah, this is just the new propaganda piece that's just dropped.
	It's Iran, right?
	Trump's like, oh, Iran tried to assassinate me.
	That's just the new...
	Yeah, you're right.
	They literally do do this.
	We saw that Andrew Mayer, Don't Tase Me Bro, that little I can't stand that twink where he like went into Candace's space and totally derailed it.
	Totally talking about things that, you know, just talking out of the side of his mouth pretty much.
	I was just talking about that exact example as well.
	He has me blocked for being a hateful Nazi.
	Yeah, he blocked me too for that, but it's okay.
	And then he started following me on my alt account, but I blocked him there.
	I was like, nope.
	Unsurprising.
	So let's kind of acquaint you to the chat for a little bit.
	For those that might not be familiar with you or what you do, give them a little bit of your background as a comedian and as someone who is waking up to this Jewish problem.
	I don't know how fresh you are in understanding this, but if you just want to kind of describe how you came to this understanding and maybe a little bit about your background as a comedian.
	Sure.
	I, you know, I started doing comedy about five years ago, a little bit, about five years ago.
	And when I started, I kind of pretty much right away started talking about things I wasn't supposed to talk about.
	And I noticed within a few months of me starting stand-up, I was afraid to write jokes.
	At the time, this was 20...
	2019, you couldn't talk about the trans movement without people wanting to kill you.
	You could not make jokes about how these men are not women, nothing.
	They had, what they did was they had cloaked these men who were pretending to be women under the protection that women get.
	So I hope everybody can understand what I'm saying about this, right?
	This is what they did is very, very sneaky thing.
	We know to protect women from being abused by other men, being attacked and all this stuff because women are vulnerable.
	So what they did was they borrowed that and they go, well, look, these guys are even more of this vulnerable thing and they're being attacked.
	And so anybody who attacked men who were pretending to be women was treated as if you were attacking something even more vulnerable than a woman when the opposite is true.
	So those were the first jokes that I wrote that I was hesitant to write and then I was like, fuck it.
	I'm going to do it.
	I don't really care.
	And I started writing it.
	And I had kind of gone in and out about the JQ for a while.
	I had come across Europa maybe 10 years ago.
	And I was like, what the fuck?
	What is all this?
	And I tried to wake people up like other fellow whites, like real fellow whites.
	And they were like, this is propaganda and you're crazy and you can't believe this shit.
	And here are all these stories about people that were actually killed.
	And then I was like, oh, maybe I was wrong.
	You know, maybe this is another piece.
	And it is a little bit of propaganda for sure.
	I mean, they pump up that music and everything.
	They're trying to counter the propaganda we've had for years.
	So I kind of pulled back, but it was always kind of in the back of my mind.
	I was in New York.
	I worked in finance.
	I saw what was going on.
	I had been a bit more of this sort of, well, I had been a lefty feminist, all that fight the power, fight the money kind of stuff.
	And was living in a particular neighborhood in New York that was being gentrified and the hate was aimed at white people.
	Look at these young white people coming in and these companies are buying up massive amounts of real estate and they're displacing the Black and Latin American populations that have been there for generations.
	Well, I went to work for one of those companies called Thor Industries.
	They call themselves Thor Industries.
	They take the, you know, Greek mythology and appropriate it for themselves.
	Well, or that would be Norwegian, right?
	Yeah, Norse.
	Yeah, so they take that, and so you'd never know.
	Guess who the heads of that company were?
	Imagine my shock.
	Yep, that's who it was.
	And it was a tiny, and listen, it was a tiny little, you saw them, they look exactly what you think, like little freaking wimpy.
	And they were the ones buying up all this property, turning it around, charging crazy amounts of money for the real estate there, not having any kind of consideration for what was happening.
	It's not like they were building better things.
	And everybody who worked in this company, the Goy, they knew.
	It was like in whispers.
	Nobody said it.
	Nobody dared to say it.
	But they, you know, because sometimes the CEOs and the heads of the company, they would bring in other people from their little clan who were poor, you know, and they'd show them around.
	And then these people would walk in like this was their company.
	And they had nothing to do there.
	And you could see all the workers being like, What the F? Why is this person here?
	And they had like, you could feel in any company I worked at where they're the heads, you feel this oppression, this oppressive vibe that you're all slaves, that you just got to toil away.
	They monitor, are you working?
	Are you working?
	And I was kind of like, I could feel this thing that I had been resisting being like, what the fuck is going on?
	And then it was company after company after company like this, because I was temping at the time.
	And in New York, it's inescapable.
	And by the way, I kept getting fired from every single one of these companies as a temp.
	It's like they knew.
	And what would happen is their little Shabbos Goy person that they had, because it was always that person who was in charge of me, would hate me.
	Would hate me because it was usually like a really overweight, middle-aged woman or past middle-aged woman who had no kids and no family.
	And then here I was, this young, attractive, white woman for her all intents and purposes.
	And they could tell that I wasn't going to, like, this is what I think.
	I think they could tell that I was awake, that I wasn't, like, you know, and it's not like I was going out saying anything or anything, but, you know, you can tell when somebody knows and when somebody is dumb and can just glance over and not see anything.
	And I have this feeling, I'm like, it was always like oil and water.
	I'd walk into these environments and it was like, I'd feel this, like, repellent feel there.
	And I'd be like, why do I feel this way?
	Just be nice, behave.
	And I never did anything.
	But I kept getting fired from these places.
	By the way, for nothing.
	They would have no reason.
	They wouldn't tell me why.
	We just don't want her back.
	And it was temp work, so they could do that pretty easily.
	But that started the train, and then I'd go back to going to sleep.
	And waking up.
	And when I started doing the trans jokes, you know, I started to feel the hate.
	And then I started thinking about, okay, and then it was like, you know, I was an anti-Trump person.
	And then I started reading alternate sources of newspapers and then seeing that Trump really wasn't the demon that they were saying.
	And seeing the blatant lies of the media, by the way.
	Still didn't put together who owns the media.
	Still thought that was an anti-Semitic trope and I didn't want to go there.
	First of all, it's not a nice thing to believe.
	Nobody wants to believe that because it sets you up to be in a position where you're going to lose.
	You're going to be attacked.
	It's not a winning position.
	So people who come in and say you're grifting By being on this side, it's like, do you know what grifting means?
	Grifting means when you exploit a position for gain.
	There's no gain to be had here.
	You are attacked constantly from basically every which way possible.
	Your means of supporting yourself is taken away from you.
	You're called every name in the book.
	You're painted in a negative light so that people don't listen to you.
	And it's all BS. It's the same thing I saw that they did to Trump or anybody who spoke out against the agenda.
	And so then when I started kind of really researching and seeing who was behind the propaganda, what is the propaganda?
	You know, like, oh yeah, we should all, everybody's the same and everybody's equal and white people are evil and white people, I used to believe that.
	I used to make jokes about that.
	I used to make jokes about, you know, the sins of white people and how we have to pay for it now.
	Boy, oh boy.
	You know, just total BS. And then I want to say maybe, what is it?
	We're in 2024.
	Maybe about two years ago, I really started waking up hard to race realism, the JQ, where all this...
	Stuff comes from who's running everything, who's the one propagating the lies.
	And then it was just like holding on, not saying anything about it for a year because you're scared and you're like, oh God, if I say anything, you know, people are going to attack me.
	And then letting little jokes come out little by little until, you know, you finally just like can't hold the damn back anymore.
	Yeah, I'm really curious.
	What was the thing that kind of pushed you over?
	Because, you know, for some people...
	It was the trans agenda.
	Okay, but what pushed you to...
	Because you said you started to discuss that, and obviously you got the backlash, but what was the thing that...
	Like the source, I guess we could say, that made you start to go, okay, you know, maybe these things aren't anti-Semitic tropes, or maybe this isn't that crazy, because, you know, I'll give you a little story of my background.
	When I was a kid, my close family was always trying to teach me how to tie my shoes, right?
	And I just couldn't grasp it.
	And then I had a friend of a relative teach me, and for some reason, them teaching me.
	They taught me the same way that my family was trying to teach me.
	Them doing it gave me that different outlook and made me, okay, that clicked.
	And then I knew how to tie my shoes from then on out.
	So was it the source that you were hearing it from?
	Was it the way you were hearing it?
	What was the thing that kind of clicked and said, wow, this really is a Jewish problem above all?
	Hmm.
	You know, I'm not sure.
	I'm not sure exactly what it was.
	There was lots of memes.
	They all kind of worked like chipping away little by little.
	And then, you know, just doing like it's the memes and then the memes prompt you to dig deeper.
	Wait a second.
	What was this meme there?
	Wait a second.
	What do you mean they've been kicked out over a thousand times?
	Wait a second.
	They're running the Federal Reserve?
	Oh, And then they also did coin clipping.
	Oh, this is the same thing because you're just undermining the nation's currency.
	So I can't point to one moment.
	It was a cumulative effect of opening my eyes to something that I had known for a long time.
	Yeah, that's fair enough.
	I'm sure that's the case for most people.
	I just always find it interesting to try to pin down what exactly it is that wakes people up.
	Because I think the more we can start to understand that and draw a comparison between a couple people waking up in the same way or find that kind of effective method, the better it will be.
	Well, you know, a lot of it, I'm very, like, anti the feminist revolution.
	Not that I, you know, I know there's a bunch of, like, people who really hate women on this side.
	I'm not about that.
	I think that's more of the same divisive ideology.
	Yeah.
	But I think the feminist liberation movement is actually the feminist enslavement movement.
	They have taken away women's power, women's identity, women's ability to value themselves and say, no, you know, if you want to, you know, have sexual relations with me, there's got to be something in it for me, you know?
	And I, seeing who runs the OnlyVans, seeing who runs the porn website, seeing who pushes this degeneracy, watching.
	I love old movies, but I can see the beginnings of the propaganda there.
	Like the first time an actress came out in a towel to these sort of grubby guys in the scene, you know, and they're like, oh, here we go.
	Here's the beginning.
	And so putting all those pieces together, you go, oh, this is kind of undeniable at this point.
	Yeah, once you get all those tidbits, it really does formulate a larger picture.
	Especially a case like OnlyFans is, I think, one of the better examples because, like you said, we're destroying the value that women had.
	What is the purpose of being a woman?
	What's the purpose in life?
	It's to create more life and nurture that life and continue that existence.
	Well, this is one of the lies that I myself fell for, you know, and tried to wake other women up to.
	And there was other things, too, that went along with it.
	But they've made it seem like the lowest thing a woman can do is to propagate life.
	Yeah.
	And that the highest thing she can do is to prostitute herself in some way for money.
	And the crazy irony, and I make jokes about this, is these women who are like, I had to have an abortion because it would have ruined my career.
	And I'm like, oh, congrats.
	So instead of you bringing life into the world, which is the most amazing act of creation, you sacrificed your own flesh and blood, by the way, so you could be a middle-level marketing manager.
	I know a lot of women that fell into this wholeheartedly for their whole life, realistically, for their 20s and their 30s.
	They're in their 40s now, and they're cat owners, and they're depressed, or they're alcoholic.
	They're taking antidepressants, anti-anxiety medication.
	They're not happy.
	Yeah, you have to take...
	I've met very few 40-year-old or 40-year-old plus women that are single and are actually genuinely happy inside.
	I think maybe one out of 350.
	Yeah, well, there's a couple of things.
	Number one, the anxiety.
	People don't understand this.
	Anxiety is trying to alert you to something that's not working for you.
	And, you know, if you think the anxiety is a problem, then you want to bury it.
	And honestly, you want to bury it because you don't want to see what the anxiety is telling you because it's a painful truth.
	I've gone through this, right?
	I went through this actually when I was living my life in a way that, you know, years ago.
	Maybe four years ago when I was living in that propaganda, right?
	And the anxiety was telling me something and I didn't want to hear it.
	I did not want to hear it because it meant that I had to look at my life, radically change.
	I didn't know if I had the ability to do that.
	And then I had to come to terms with what was lost, which is very painful to do, you know?
	But the alternative is to continue to lie to yourself.
	The anxiety will deepen.
	You can bury it, but it will never go away.
	And so that's a problem.
	Then we're also taught this lie of be a strong, independent woman.
	You don't need no man.
	And this is a huge lie.
	Why?
	Because you can only be a strong, independent woman in a society that has been built by men and made it safe for you to be an independent woman and not need a man.
	Without the masculine presence of white males who will keep in check the hordes of third world migrants who have a completely ridiculous idea about what women are and feel a sense of entitlement to raping, you know, whatever, you will not be a strong independent woman.
	So that's BS, okay?
	You're not a strong independent woman.
	You are a dependent of the state, a ward of the state, okay?
	So that's a lie.
	Last, humans are social creatures.
	So there is no way that you are going to be genuinely happy and fulfilled without human relationships, okay?
	The primary one being finding a partner with whom to share your life and if you are so lucky with whom to have children and start a family and do all that.
	I do know that some people are mentally ill, truly mentally ill, right?
	And do not need to have children.
	We've seen it, right?
	However, you know, There are children who come out of such horrible environments and are wonderful humans, so it's not a reason to be like, you should castrate these people or whatever.
	But in general, for the vast majority of people...
	Finding a partner and starting a family is the foundation of genuine happiness and fulfillment.
	And we have been lied to and told that your purpose lies in accumulating material goods, which is a very Jewish concept, right?
	That money and material things are the only thing that matter.
	And that a relationship with a man for a woman will get in the way of that, children will get in the way of that, and these things must be gotten rid of.
	And yet, I have noticed this, and this is for men too, right?
	Because we have a lot of men right now, especially on the right, who are disillusioned and are saying things like marriage is bad for men and, you know, you're just going to get divorced and they're going to take all your money.
	It's very, very black-pilled, okay?
	But the divorce rate has actually been going down because so many people have seen what happens, what happened with the high divorce rate.
	Also, I think we're a bit more evolved in terms of actually trying to make relationships work between people and not just being one-sided.
	But in both situations, even these men who spout that they don't need a woman and they're just gonna get all this stuff taken, and the women who spout their independence and how it's just them and their girls and wine, the minute they find somebody to be with, they are genuinely happy, they feel fulfilled, and there's a sense of calm that comes over them.
	So that's the reality.
	Yeah, I think that's extremely accurate.
	And again, they've replaced this idea of, again, the purpose of a woman with that materialistic kind of a worldview.
	Climb the corporate ladder, get yourself to that business manager position.
	And all of a sudden, you're just going to have happiness as a woman.
	You don't have to rely on that evil, awful man.
	And again, I think OnlyFans is the Best example of this as a literal Jewish problem over anything else.
	Are you familiar with the beginning of OnlyFans when it first kind of started?
	I'm not, actually.
	Did it start during the pandemic?
	Or was that when it just blew up?
	That's when it blew up.
	So this is really interesting because OnlyFans was actually founded by a Gentile.
	And when OnlyFans was founded, it was originally a platform...
	Say, you're a comedian, right?
	Yeah.
	You would have, like, an OnlyFans account where it was behind-the-scenes footage of you kind of traveling and people learning more about you as an individual, right?
	So it was about, like, getting behind the scenes on a content creator, essentially, right?
	Then, all of a sudden, this Jew, Leonid Rudvinsky, buys up, like, 75% of the stock of the company, and overnight it turns into a mass porn site where all these women are selling their bodies online.
	It completely re-morphed it into a porn site.
	Wow.
	It just goes to show that this really is a Jewish problem because if a Gentile finds a company, and this is one example, there are many more, a Jew will come in, they'll buy that company up, and they rip the soul out of the company.
	They completely destroy it.
	You see it with TV, you see it with movies, you name it.
	If it's a Gentile-owned thing, it typically comes from this good-natured place.
	And then a Jew buys it up, and they turn it into this corporate entity, and And we just completely lose all morality in the thing.
	So yeah, it's a very interesting story.
	I had no idea that it started that.
	That makes sense because it's called Only Fans.
	So only your fans get to see all this and of course now it becomes a total freaking perversion.
	And now interestingly enough they're trying to like incorporate comedy and they're funding like comedians and doing these like comedy shows.
	I won't do that because of the affiliation and because I'm not going to lend my legitimacy to add to them, to add credibility to them.
	And it's, yeah, that's pretty disgusting.
	I didn't know this.
	But again, right?
	It's the prostitution.
	It's also a propaganda thing, right?
	Because it's a much more acceptable way to do pornography, right?
	It's in the mainstream and everybody's like, I can't tell you how many female comedians really are selling OnlyFans.
	That's it.
	And it's disgraceful.
	And to me, I say things to them like, you know, you walk around spouting all the ideals of feminism and how you want to be taken seriously.
	And at the end of the day, you act as if your only value is your body.
	So which is it?
	Because you can't have it both ways.
	And I had no idea that that's how it started.
	But it makes sense, right?
	Take something that's wholesome and good and create it into a perversion and play to people's most base desires.
	And this is, you know, I'm not a biblical guy.
	I'm really not that crazy religious.
	But this is like a concept in the Bible, right?
	Is that when you are driven by vice, things go bad, right?
	Things collapse.
	And this is a moral thing just in your own life.
	Like if you aren't living right, you will feel worse.
	Obviously, like we were talking about anxiety and depression, things like that.
	I can say more about that when you're done.
	Yeah, please do.
	But this has higher implications, too, because you look at a thing like OnlyFans.
	Which again, this Jew buys out the stake, like 75% of the company, turns it into a porn site overnight, and he's making millions of dollars, right?
	He doesn't labor for that money.
	He doesn't have to work or do anything realistically.
	But he rakes in all of this money.
	And I don't know if you know this or not, but Leonid Rudvinsky, the Jew who owns OnlyFans, was also the highest donator to APAC like last year.
	So not only are they turning your women into whores, they're profiting off of it and buying your politicians with that money.
	I mean, it's a sick process.
	But please, go into some of this moral degeneracy.
	Listen, I'm not a perfect person, and I don't argue for this.
	And I really wish to create a world where nobody has to fall.
	Right?
	In these ways.
	But I've done shit in my past that's not good.
	And one of the times I was...
	In this, like, really not a good space, and I was indulging in all this, like, basically, like, grave sins of the Bible, right?
	Vanity, lust, pride, envy, okay?
	And thank God it was only a short period of time in my life, thank God, okay?
	I look back on that time, and there's such a darkness, a dark spirit in there, and I remember how I felt in it.
	It was horrible, okay?
	But I couldn't get myself out of it.
	You feel constantly vain, constantly insecure, right?
	So I'd be constantly working on my body to look good, which there's no problem keeping yourself healthy, right?
	And then obsessed about what clothes I was going to wear, okay?
	Obsessed about what I was going to look like.
	Taking constant pictures.
	And then you go, it's not enough.
	I need to do more.
	And then anytime there's another attractive woman, you're like, oh my god.
	Envy.
	Threat.
	All that crap.
	Jealousy.
	Envy.
	Threat.
	Pride.
	Here's why I'm better.
	So this is not fun stuff to admit to.
	I don't really like that I went through this.
	But why am I sharing it?
	Because it was such an awful way to feel.
	Such an awful way to be and behave.
	And the ways I interacted with people during that time still makes me cringe in shame and horror.
	And I still pray for forgiveness even though I went to confession and, you know, changed and, you know, a real repentance, right?
	Real repentance is about turning away from a way of behaving and changing your behavior, right?
	And acknowledging and accepting that that was wrong and when people want to keep, you know, scorn on you, you go, yeah, yeah, that's scornful behavior.
	So I say this because I watch people who have lived in that way, right?
	From the beginning of their lives or continue to feed that for years on end.
	And they seem to profit in the world, right?
	I know about one who has like a big show and everybody thinks he's amazing or whatever.
	And I look at him and I go, and people go, oh, he has all this money and all this stuff.
	And I go, it doesn't matter.
	At the end of the day, he has to live with himself.
	And I cannot think of a worse curse than having to be him.
	And steeped in the vanity and the envy and the pride and the lust and all of it.
	It is...
	You are truly killing your soul.
	I can't explain it to people if they haven't gone through it and then come out of it.
	And by the way, I came out of it through a prayer.
	I was finally willing to ask God for help and submit.
	That's truly what happened.
	I was confused.
	I was lost.
	And I said, hey, I actually really don't know if what I'm doing is wrong.
	I was blatantly honest.
	I don't know if what I'm doing is wrong.
	I have a lot of confusion.
	I have, you know, your word in one ear but then people telling me it's not your word and I'm really confused and I really need you to show me and make it abundantly clear.
	And that's what happened.
	And then it was a step-by-step process of continuing to ask for help to come out of that, to forgive myself, all that stuff, right?
	But when I came out, there was such a tremendous sense of relief and release that I no longer had to...
	It felt like strapping...
	People think it's like liberating.
	Oh, I'm freeing myself to follow my desires.
	And I go, yeah, that's actually slavery.
	It felt like I was strapping myself...
	into this way of being that was degenerating my soul every day and there was such a tremendous sense of relief and release that all I could do was praise and thank God for getting me out of that and realize that that was hell And I no longer had envy for anyone who seemed to be like at the top of their game, but I knew what they were doing.
	And I also no longer had like hatred.
	I actually felt really sorry for them and felt like I hope to God that you can kind of come out of it the way that I did because there's nothing greater than that.
	And that's true freedom, by the way.
	True freedom is when you don't have to follow every single impulse that comes up, as anybody who has ever come out of addiction can tell you.
	Yeah, I think that's interesting.
	I didn't live the greatest late teenage, early adolescent life.
	I certainly wasn't a drug addict or anything of the sort or a sexual deviant, but I wasn't doing good things for myself.
	Just as simple as that.
	I was spending a lot of time playing video games, just sitting around the house, watching TV, being lazy, just So, yeah, idleness.
	Yes.
	Yeah, absolutely.
	Which is a terrible one as well.
	Because, again, it takes away the purpose.
	When you have no purpose, you're going to be depressed.
	Like, this is reality.
	And, you know, they...
	The Jews, I think, are definitely a large factor in this, but a lot of modern society wants to tell people that, you know, depression is a chemical imbalance, and if you just take this pill, it'll distort that imbalance, and you'll be great.
	You'll be fine, you know?
	And this is a way to basically make slaves of a system that Where people are not actually recognizing that that depression is caused by some kind of reality, some sadness.
	It's just the extreme of sadness.
	If you're a...
	15-year-old girl and your father passes away, right?
	All of a sudden, it's pretty likely that girl is going to be depressed, right?
	She's going to be extremely sad.
	And then they want to send her to a therapist.
	That's a normal process.
	That's a normal grieving process.
	Absolutely.
	And they want to send her to a therapist and then get her on these medications and put her on antidepressants.
	I actually had a girlfriend in high school that experienced almost this exact thing.
	Her mother had cheated on her father, broken the family, right?
	And this evil mother told the daughter what she did before the father even knew it happened.
	So the daughter let it slip one day accidentally.
	And then the marriage was destroyed because of it.
	And the mother blamed the daughter consistently.
	Of course.
	Yep.
	I know this.
	This is a very narcissistic personality type.
	Terrible.
	Havoc, especially on a child being raised by a narcissist because, you know, your parents are in charge of helping you understand and determine reality.
	And so if you hear day in and day out that it's your fault, you absorb this and that becomes your reality.
	And then that becomes your identity, by the way.
	Absolutely.
	And it psychologically destroyed the girl, right?
	So she went through all these psychological issues.
	She was having depression.
	She wasn't eating right.
	So they diagnosed her with anorexia.
	And it wasn't that she was actually...
	weight.
	She just didn't want to eat because she was so upset all the time.
	And then they pop her up with medication and she was on the medication.
	And I actually had convinced her off of the medication because I told her, look, you can handle this without that.
	I promise you.
	I'll help you through that, but you don't need this.
	This is a bandaid.
	It's a mask.
	And she got off of Unfortunately, her psychotic mother found out that she wasn't taking it anymore and forced her back onto it.
	So terrible woman, realistically.
	And this is just one anecdotal example, but this goes all across society.
	We have a lot of young, specifically young women and men as well, but mostly women that are falling into this.
	And, you know, they're upset.
	Something's wrong in life.
	It could be many things in this disgustingly degenerate modern society, right?
	And they get popped up with all these extremely high dosage, like Prozac and Zoloft and all these things.
	And it destroys them.
	It mentally destroys them forever.
	They're like a slave to that drug.
	Yeah, I will say, I agree with you.
	On the most part of this, it's like you just want an easy fix.
	They want an easy fix, too.
	Nobody really wants to deal with anybody's feelings.
	And they're like, here, just take this and get over it.
	I will say, I know people, like real-life people, like a woman in her 70s who gets treated through pharmaceuticals or whatever.
	She has kids, married, happy, all that.
	Lovely stuff.
	But she did have a crazy, crazy traumatic upbringing, crazy abusive father.
	And what I have learned through my studies is early childhood trauma can damage the brain.
	It can actually create physiological damage in the brain.
	And that if you are one of these people, I will say, based on my interactions with people and seeing...
	You have to find the right thing.
	You can't just be like, here you go.
	And also, just because you're depressed or anxious doesn't mean that this is the way.
	But I have seen it really do wonders for people.
	Sometimes they just stabilize and it's enough to get them to do the actions that they need to get out of it.
	And then they can come off it.
	And I've seen people who really have this sort of childhood trauma, because we live in a fallen world, and this is real.
	And I've talked to my priest about this, because I ask him about these questions.
	I'm really interested in them.
	Where does the church stand on this?
	And he goes, you know, we are going to give you everything you need spiritually, but sometimes this might be the reality, and we do live in a fallen world, and God makes medicine available to us, which I agree.
	I agree with.
	So I want to just say that point, because...
	While I agree with you that I think it's overprescribed the same way every kid is not ADHD, right?
	They're just probably boys who need to run around because that's what boys need.
	I do think that it is right for some people and that you shouldn't feel shame for it if you need it and you should avail yourself of the things that can help you.
	But don't just do that and think it's all good.
	You know what I mean?
	Look at your life.
	Look at the things you're not happy about.
	And take action towards them.
	And don't worry.
	This is something I've learned through my own recovery process because I had an eating disorder like what you're talking about, but I was on the other side.
	I had binge eating disorder.
	And one of the things I learned was don't worry about the results.
	Leave that to God.
	You take action.
	You might take action over here, and that may not be the thing that brings you the result you want.
	But by you taking action, you kind of bring an energy into you.
	and into your life that helps you accomplish what you want.
	So it's very important for people not to be blackpill Not to feel like all is lost and hope is lost because you made a mistake.
	You're still alive.
	Yes, okay, if you're a 50-year-old woman, yeah, you probably can't have kids, although I've heard stories about that, like miracles happen.
	But probably you can't.
	That doesn't mean that all hope is lost.
	It doesn't mean you can't find a loving partner.
	It doesn't mean that you can't be motherly to orphans.
	Or cats.
	I mean pets.
	You don't want to be a cat.
	You know.
	Dog.
	You know what I mean?
	But you can find a way for this without feeling like all is lost.
	And, you know, there are going to be things that are lost because that's where we live.
	But ultimately, I do believe in God's higher purpose and plan for us.
	And I trust that even the mistakes, even my vanity spell, they had a purpose.
	And I've learned things that I would have never known without going through that.
	And it has totally revolted me against anything like that, which is really important.
	By the way, I didn't have the success that I have now when I was going through that vanity process.
	You can imagine how if I'd never gone through that and all of a sudden my social media starts blowing up, I can be like, oh, I'm so important.
	Or look at me.
	And I don't.
	I don't.
	I'm like, that's great.
	It's great.
	I hope people enjoy what I do.
	But it's not what's the most important thing.
	Yeah, I think that's very well said.
	So, I'm curious.
	You seem to have a bit of a religious kick to you.
	Are you a pretty religious person?
	Did you grow up religious?
	Or did you find this later in life?
	How did this come about?
	I wouldn't even say...
	It's interesting.
	I wouldn't really even say that I'm religious, although I do have a profound and deep love for God that's growing every day.
	And I don't want to sound...
	I'm very hesitant to sound like...
	Crazy evangelical lady.
	That's such a turn off to me.
	It's hugely turn off.
	A lot of it comes with condemnation of others who aren't on that path and I don't believe in this at all.
	I did not grow up religious.
	My family is of Albanian Muslim background.
	People don't understand what that means.
	They automatically go to Islamic whatever.
	And they don't actually understand the culture or the history.
	Islam was imposed upon the Albanians.
	Through the Ottoman Empire, which we fought off successfully for two generations and kept the rest of Europe from becoming Islamic.
	So you're welcome.
	Instead of condemning the Albanians, nobody backed us up.
	We were one small, tiny group of people fighting the huge Ottoman Empire, and we still managed to defeat them and keep them out of Europe for a long enough time that the Europeans could then Regather, regroup, and be able to fight them off after we fell.
	So nobody came, okay?
	But because this was an imposed faith, you will find that there is this It's such a weird, it's an oxymoronic relationship.
	On the one hand, they're like, yeah, we don't eat pork, and they don't like Christians or whatever.
	They don't dislike Christians, but they don't understand the Trinity and Jesus and all this stuff, and they get very weirded out, very typical Islamic thing.
	And on the other hand, they don't like this culture that's been imposed on them.
	And they're very, like, it's hard to say, it's like a dressing on a window that they don't absorb into themselves.
	And what you will find, no matter what religion, you will find that Albanians first will be Albanian first, and then their religion is secondary.
	So they won't ever...
	There's plenty of Catholic Albanians.
	That's the other big dominant religion.
	And there's no like, oh, well, we can't have any kind of interaction with you because you're Catholic.
	It doesn't exist, okay?
	But there is, you know, a kind of...
	Yeah, we're this kind of Albanian, you're this kind of Albanian.
	So it's more of an agnostic, like we believe in God and we don't eat pork.
	But they still have this traditional Albanian moonshine.
	That's in almost every Albanian home, Muslim or Christian.
	So people need to understand this before they start going down this road.
	And so that was the home I was raised in.
	But they did send me to Catholic school, and I remember being like, wow, I really like this figure, this Jesus figure.
	I mean, this seems like a tremendously loving person.
	You know, you don't understand the concept.
	And when I was 16, I learned the truth that Islam had been imposed on us by the Ottomans, that they were killing people's children and chopping their kids' hands off if they didn't convert.
	People say things like, oh, it was so that they could get a better...
	so they didn't have to pay a tax.
	That's not true.
	There was a tax, right?
	But there was also tremendous violence.
	And if somebody's threatening to kill your kid, you'll do whatever it takes.
	You know what I mean?
	And so when I learned that, I was like, oh...
	Well, this is for my answer.
	I'm not going to do this.
	They didn't have a choice, but I do.
	So I just formally renounced it and then spent a long time between different spiritual things looking for the truth.
	And then I'd say about three years ago, I discovered Orthodox Christianity and I went to my first ever Orthodox church and then I was just like, I think this is it.
	And I formally converted about a year and a half ago.
	And is it two years ago now, I think?
	Maybe, yeah, I formally converted two years ago.
	And I still think it was the right decision.
	I do have my debates in my head.
	I hear the things, Jesus is a Jewish God, and it was a way to dismantle the Europeans.
	And I'm like, I don't know about that.
	Maybe, maybe, I don't know.
	I just know that the teachings are profound.
	And there's a tremendous amount of love that develops in you as a part of this process.
	I believe that.
	One of the things I like to hear about your statement was you said a lot of the people are Albanian first.
	I like to hear that because I think that the kind of points to this racial problem that we have, especially if you look at a place like America, the situation is far worse than probably anywhere else racially because this whole Jewish melting pot theory.
	We've got...
	Think about a situation like COVID, right?
	Which was a fucking huge scam.
	But you've got people that are pro-vaccine, anti-vaccine, and they start having these divides.
	They won't see their own family over this stuff.
	Or even if it's not even the vaccine, but Trump versus Biden, right?
	They're literally breaking up families over this.
	So now they're, instead of identifying as an American or identifying with your own family, they're instead identifying as a Democrat or a Republican.
	Yes.
	A vaxxer or an anti-vaxxer, right?
	And it gets to a point where...
	Those divisions are so toxic and there's so many of them that it's almost impossible to hold decent human relationships.
	I mean, I'm sure everybody that's in here has been to a family event.
	Most of the people in here obviously did not take the vaccine, I hope.
	You go to a family event and you have a hard time even saying that, you know, I didn't get vaccinated without feeling like someone's going to attack you over it or get upset with you.
	And it just goes to show that we've lost our roots and what truly matters, and that's understanding that your people are your people, and you have to stick with them, whether they're left-wing, your person, or right-wing, or they're a Nazi, or whatever the case may be.
	You have to be with your people, and this is...
	This is kind of the biggest problem that I think we have in the States.
	And again, the melting pot nonsense makes it far worse to where at an extent that There is no really, what is an American?
	It just kind of means like, oh, I have this documentation that says I'm such.
	What racially is an American?
	Obviously, I would prescribe white people, obviously, are the founders and the creators of America.
	But even that in itself, what does that mean?
	You could be Albanian and you can be white.
	You could be Polish and white.
	And these are completely different peoples with completely different cultures and ideas of how the world should work.
	It's hard.
	We need some kind of identity, big time.
	Yeah.
	Well, I agree with this.
	I'm going to say a couple of things that may not be popular, but it doesn't matter.
	It's the truth.
	First of all, it is a huge travesty to lose your culture.
	There is a tremendous amount of diversity in Europe with European culture that is Wonderful.
	Why do people go to Europe, right?
	They go to Paris so they could see French culture, not so they could see a bunch of North African refugees or African refugees turning it into the slums that they just left.
	Because it seems to be the case that you bring these people in and then The ones that...
	Well, lots of them can't really seem to assimilate, and they don't want to, and they want to recreate the very thing they just left.
	And you're like, you're an idiot, but we're actually bigger idiots because we let you in.
	And you...
	The culture...
	They have this idea that their country sucks because...
	Because of the place that they're in.
	And if they would just come here, they would be able to make a good country.
	And it's like, no.
	So I think right now when you see them turn something that was beautiful into shit, you can go, hey, it looks like it's you and not the place you're from, right?
	And when you turn this into shit, where are you going to go?
	So Europeans and white people in general need to realize this.
	Then there's just tremendous beauty in being able to go to Poland and see Polish culture and see them with their folk traditions versus going to Norway and seeing Norwegian culture.
	And every culture has its pros and its cons.
	And then going to Albania, seeing folk Albanian culture like It's what makes Europe wonderful.
	You get to go to these different places and experience this diverse culture that comes from the roots of these people, who they are, what they've preserved.
	And I feel that way.
	Like, you know, I am an American, but I know, you know, my fiance is an American, white American guy who, you know, has been here for generations.
	So, you know, technically his genealogy is Swedish and Norwegian, but there's no real connection to that because it's been generations.
	And that is a loss.
	That is a loss.
	And if we are fortunate enough to have kids, they're not going to have the primal Albanian culture.
	Sure, they'll be exposed.
	But eventually it's going to become American.
	Well, that is what happens when you come to America.
	And that is what America is about.
	But it's Europeans who have the ability to assimilate and become part of the culture and not build parallel societies in which they can just continue doing the same stupid bullshit they did where they were And created here.
	That's the reality.
	Okay?
	So it doesn't matter what people say about that.
	The second thing is that people need to understand that the black Americans, the old stock black Americans who have been here basically from the beginning, were brought over against their will by the same powers who are destroying everything, okay?
	And they too do have a stake in this land.
	I'm sorry, but they do.
	You're never gonna...
	What are you gonna do?
	You're gonna send somebody whose family was brought over here hundreds of years ago back You know, it's impossible.
	Zach, can you just give me five minutes?
	I have something important that I have to take a call on real quick.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Take your time.
	Go ahead.
	Thank you.
	Well, while we wait for her, I guess we'll kind of address some of what she was saying because I think there is a really important piece in this.
	When we talk about America, American culture, what it means to be an American, I think that concept is, well, it's ambiguous.
	Not many people really fully seem to understand or know what exactly that concept means.
	So you look at this dilution of the collective white peoples in the U.S., And you see, again, Poles and Albanians and Italians and Russians and all these different peoples mixing with each other.
	And like she was saying, they lose that original culture with themselves, right?
	How many people here are third, fourth, fifth generation Americans and know their native tongue or their native culture or even their native traditions?
	Very few.
	I think we're talking about a very slim number of people that actually have that genetic understanding of their heritage.
	It's pretty much lost in America.
	And as she was saying, this gets replaced with what we call American culture, which has been turned into the American dream.
	Right.
	And the American dream is this Jewish concept.
	I mean, the Jews admit this, by the way, themselves.
	There's a wonderful movie where they talk about this called Hollywoodism.
	If you haven't seen it, Jews talk about how they created Hollywood and how they created the concept of the American dream through Hollywood.
	And they did.
	Right.
	They brought up this celebrity culture and this materialistic kind of, you know, you got to be number one.
	You got to be with us.
	And then they brought this to the people.
	They popularized it through the media.
	People saw this and they went, oh, wow, you know, that's great.
	This is something I want to aspire.
	again, uh, women who are, uh, far more emotionally susceptible to a lot of these propaganda tactics.
	Uh, they felt, they felt fast and hard for this.
	So a lot of women were like, they wanted to chase the dream and be a big Hollywood star.
	Uh, and then they get there and they find out, Oh shit.
	Like I, I'm, this is full of a bunch of weird, creepy Jews who are taking advantage of me and they don't care about me whatsoever.
	Uh, American culture is, it's, it's really, it's, it's hard to define it as anything.
	We'll wait until she comes back, and I want to touch on the piece with...
	Oh, I think maybe she's back.
	Hold on.
	Are you there?
	uh you know i don't have audio for you uh still no audio I got a little bit of static for a second.
	It sounds like you have a really bad microphone now.
	I don't know what you have on it.
	How about now?
	Way better.
	Way better.
	There you go.
	Perfect.
	So what I was trying to say with that is that it's not a realistic thing to say America is going to be 100% white.
	It's just not.
	What you see happening, I think, tremendously, especially with the degenerate Black culture, is a product of what you were just saying, right?
	The Hollywood creation of these gangster rappers Who were meant to dismantle and destroy black families.
	The crack epidemic.
	This isn't to erase racial realities.
	There are real racial realities there that need to be acknowledged and dealt with.
	And this does not mean that we have to intermingle and become one hodgepodge mutt.
	I'm against that.
	I learned that through my own freaking experience.
	Like, that's not the way.
	That's a great example of a product of Jewish ideology, which has infiltrated us.
	Because one of the things they get you to believe is everybody's exactly the same.
	Therefore, why would it matter for you to maintain your white genetics?
	Why would it matter to marry or date somebody outside of another?
	We're exactly the same, right?
	So we have to acknowledge these differences because otherwise, you know, the logical conclusion that they want to bring us to is one, Eurasian, Negroid, you know, mutt.
	They said it in the Caligari plan.
	And nobody wants that, by the way.
	White people don't want it.
	Black people don't want it.
	Asians don't want it.
	Nobody wants that because everybody feels this sense of I should have a right to preserve what I am and what I have been given.
	But I do think that that needs to be acknowledged.
	And, you know, there needs to be a change.
	Listen, you want to stay here?
	Fine.
	But you're going to be subject to the same stringent laws.
	Nope.
	You don't get to go raid a store because of slavery.
	Doesn't happen.
	Can't do it.
	Nope.
	You don't get to just be on endless welfare because one time this thing happened to you.
	No.
	There needs to be a change.
	There needs to be a, you know, what we had, which kept everybody in line, by the way.
	And specifically kept a lot of, you know, black culture in line.
	It was like, no, but what you have happening, what we see now, is a consequence of this degenerate ideology, which simultaneously makes you the victim.
	But also incredibly entitled to doing whatever kind of behavior you want to do with no repercussions.
	And so we see the effects of that, right?
	We see it all the time.
	We see hordes of Black people raiding stores with no consequences to their behavior, okay?
	And unfortunately, this is a people that if there are no consequences to their behavior, they do not have an internal moral guidance system, for the most part, right, to keep them from this behavior.
	Especially when they've been indoctrinated with this ideology that you've been so oppressed and the white people have done this to you, then you do feel a sense of entitlement for retribution.
	So that's all stuff that has to go.
	That has to go.
	There's no way.
	I have a couple things to say here.
	Number one, that's a Jewish bulwark, this teaching to blacks that they have been oppressed by the white man indefinitely and forever and always to agitate them against the white man.
	This is completely akin, for anybody that knows about the Soviet Union, this is how the Soviet Union came to power.
	They taught the lower class Russian people, oh, those upper class white Russians, they're oppressing you.
	It was based on class back then.
	Now they base it on race because it's even easier to turn race against race than it is class against class.
	It's the same concept.
	It's just agitating one group against another.
	Now, what's also exponentially important here about this concept of America being 100% white is, So I agree and I disagree with you a little bit.
	There's two kind of fronts here.
	Number one, I do think it's a possible reality, but we can't expect that tomorrow.
	You can't expect that a decade from now.
	And this isn't a thing where you're just going to start booting people out and that's going to go real well.
	There has to be a civilized and diplomatic process here that's done, right?
	Where I could very easily see...
	Let's say white men are able to come back into power in the United States, take control over their own destiny, seek their own destiny out.
	There could very easily be a separatist movement and a diplomatic discussion.
	There are a lot of black separatists that could lead their people in this movement, where they would actually willfully go back to Africa, leave the United States, go back to Africa, And build civilization there on their own ground and their own terms.
	And then they don't have to worry about racist whitey getting in the way and causing all these problems.
	This is a reality that's possible.
	But the way I see that...
	There will be...
	Black Americans who don't want to, who do feel like this is their homeland, and they're not necessarily wrong.
	To be fair to them, they have more of a stake to this country than I do.
	I came here one generation ago, right?
	They've been here for generations upon generations and initially wasn't out of their own will, right?
	They were brought over by the Jewish slave ships.
	So people have to have a kind of realistic take on that.
	Now, lots of those people would gladly segregate into their own neighborhoods and not have to deal with white people.
	That's True.
	You know what I mean?
	So this is a reality that we are going to have to deal with.
	And I'm not all about this sort of...
	Puritanical.
	You can't be in the movement if you're a different race.
	I am about that whites need to have a racial consciousness and need to be united with one another, first and foremost.
	But this problem is a problem that's affected all groups of people, across class lines, across party lines.
	And it will take a unified, you know, measurement of people wanting to be in charge of their own destinies to get it accomplished.
	And if we start the, well, you know, we're just going to do it ourselves kind of thing.
	Good luck.
	You're going to go up against the whole world.
	Yeah, I think this is important because this has become a large piece of contention amongst the several groups that are creating this awakening, I guess we'll say, about how we handle this when it comes to other peoples, other groups and races and whatnot.
	So I have probably the most...
	I don't know how to word it, like middle ground approach, I guess you could call it.
	So look, I am in essence a white nationalist.
	I want sovereignty for my people.
	I want to be able to control my destiny.
	And I want us to have our own ethnostate where no one's telling us you can't do that, you're hateful.
	I don't care.
	I really don't.
	Whatever you have to say about what I want to do with me and my people, shut up.
	It's like you're telling me how I should live in my house with my family.
	I don't give a shit what you think.
	So that's one piece.
	But then additionally, I don't go to this extreme where it's like, look, I can't talk to a black guy who's willing to talk about the Jewish problem or Arthur Kwan Lee.
	I mean, he's a fantastic example because no one advocates better for white racial consciousness as a non-white than Arthur does.
	I think he does an amazing job.
	And The way I see this, I don't know how familiar you are with National Socialist Germany and how they did things in their ranks, but the SS was all German.
	It was run by Germans.
	The authority was German, right?
	But then they had divisions.
	And there was the 13th Mountain SS Division, which was all Muslim.
	They had a Serbian division and they had a Russian division.
	They had these different divisions.
	And it was, okay, you can have control.
	You can be with us and fight with us, with our ideal behind it, but you're not going to have authority over our decision making.
	And that's how I see this working.
	So America should be majority white.
	It was white in foundation.
	It was created by whites.
	It's brought with white culture, white philosophy, white enlightenment.
	However, if those other people want to be a part of this and they want to fight on behalf of us or whatnot, I have no problem with that.
	But I do have a strict guideline where they're not going to be making laws for me or my people or rule sets for me and my people.
	And I'm not going to make it for them either unless they live here because that's my country now.
	But I'm not going to go to Africa and say, hey, in the Congo, you have to run it like this, this, and that, or otherwise you're hateful and racist.
	That's not how this works, right?
	This is my country for my people.
	You can be here if you pertain to the laws and the guidelines and whatnot.
	However, you're not going to have any kind of authority over top of us.
	And I think this is where the contention lies, is a lot of white nationalists have the misunderstanding that a multicultural alliance means that, like, They're going to be running our government with us, like, side by side.
	And I think that point needs to be clarified to people.
	Yes, we can have diplomatic relations with these people and work with them with the same message.
	But I do draw that line.
	No group of people, I don't care who it is, I don't like when Jews have it, I don't like when Blacks have it, I don't like when Asians have it.
	No group of people can have authority or any kind of legal sway over my people in my homelands.
	I think that's a very simple concept to ask for.
	I agree.
	I totally agree with that.
	I fully accept that.
	I think that is correct.
	I think this needs to be a majority white country whose politics are determined by the majority people.
	Just the same way I think that, you know, yeah, Britain shouldn't have Muslim mayors.
	What the hell is going on?
	They shouldn't have a Muslim Pakistani PM. It's England.
	Do you have an Irish man as the president of Pakistan?
	No?
	Okay, well, same rules over here.
	Yeah, I agree.
	You know, there's a really, really, I use this analogy a lot because I think this really kind of hammers this out really simply.
	So America is, was and always has been a majority white country and a lot of farmland is in America.
	We have a lot of farmers.
	So cows are important here, right?
	Well, let's be honest, right?
	It wasn't farmland until the white settlers made it farmland, because this is part of the BS that you hear from the hordes that come over.
	You have the fertile land.
	Haiti is very fertile.
	You have access to the sea.
	You're in a tropical place.
	Okay?
	Because people will say, oh, they came over and stole this land and then they mean stole the farmland.
	There was no farming.
	The Indians didn't know how to farm and they were really bad hunters.
	A lot of them were starving to death or killing each other for their food.
	So get rid of this idyllic thing.
	It's farmland because it was made by the white European settlers who made it farmland.
	Yeah, good.
	You're very accurate.
	So the point holds that, you know, whites have been farming people, no matter where they go.
	If it's in Germany, if it's in America, they're farmers, right?
	It's part of our heritage, our culture, and our history.
	We care about farming because that's what brings sustenance to the people.
	And in America, one of the most common animals that are on the farm is the cow.
	Everybody's seen cows.
	It's the staple of America, the burger.
	Our whole culture revolves around farmers Producing cows, butchering cattle, and providing meat, and breeding these things, right?
	So this is our society.
	Just think about how much our society functions just off of beef from the cow, right?
	I mean, businesses are run just off of this.
	We've got burger shops, burger stands.
	We've got steak houses, right?
	All these different things.
	Now, let's say tomorrow a group of Hindus was to come in, they move into our country and they take power in every one Hindu in each state takes power.
	What are they going to do right away?
	They're going to want to push for laws that we can't slaughter cattle anymore because the cow is sacred for them.
	So just these two cultures on just the cow as one menial example, look at the contention in the state where those people are going to live.
	That would radically change our country overnight.
	If a law was placed that we can't butcher cattle anymore, all these farmers would instantly start struggling.
	The burger places would shut down, which is basically, I mean, what place doesn't serve burgers in the United States?
	I mean, it would see a radical transformation, right?
	Or if you brought in all the Muslims, no bacon.
	Yes.
	Exactly.
	So we see how much just a small little transformation, a cultural clash can cause problems.
	And this is why when a people has a land and they have a system that they've set up for themselves, no other people can come in and make laws over top of them because it will always be against their laws.
	Correct.
	That's correct.
	I fully agree with that.
	So this whole thing, the whole equality bullshit and, you know, we have to be accepting, that's a uniquely white phenomenon.
	You do not see this happening in Dubai, in Saudi Arabia, in, you know, Ethiopia.
	You don't see this happening anywhere where they go, yeah, we should have you rule over us.
	And let's be clear, right?
	They want to point to South Africa.
	Oh, look what happened to South Africa.
	South Africa was completely undeveloped.
	The Africans were not living there because the climate would get too cold during the winter and they couldn't really build anything.
	And the European settlers are the ones who fully developed that built a civilization and then all of a sudden the Africans want to migrate in and live there.
	And then they decide, you know, through the ideology that again was pushed on them by the same group of people doing it here, That, oh, this is our land and you stole this from us.
	And now we're going to have this.
	We're going to take from you what you built.
	And then they couldn't maintain it.
	So that shows you that they didn't build it.
	Oh, we was Kang's.
	You couldn't maintain it.
	They even taught you how to farm.
	You didn't know how to do it.
	You couldn't follow direction.
	And now they're all starving to death and killing the farmers.
	And Zimbabwe has just welcomed back the former Rhodesia, has welcomed back the white farmers that they drove away because their whole population is starving to death because they can't farm.
	Yeah, I think that's...
	So the way I see this going, and I'm curious for your thoughts on this, I'd say, just as a hypothetical, tomorrow whites were to take back power in America.
	We get rid of Jewish power entirely.
	I think the rules are a little different for them than the rest of the peoples, right?
	I think we could be a little more stern with them.
	I'll be polite about that, but...
	When we take back power, the way I would like to see this go, or what I think should happen, and probably is what our founding fathers should have done in the States, is I would like to see the country actually change into a few states conglomerating into one, right?
	We have maybe...
	20 states, 30 states, something like that.
	And these would be cultural states, just like we have over in Europe, right?
	Europe is a whole big area, but in all of that area, there's these little states, essentially, right?
	There's Germany, and there's France, and there's Italy, right?
	They're essentially little states.
	I would like to see the same in America, where we would have cultural states, cultural bodies, right?
	So this cultural body of...
	New York, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey would be German territory, right?
	And this one over here would be French territory.
	And that way, each group of people could still have that homogenous representation and we can have like an overwhelming, almost like a European Council of people that kind of controls, make sure that there's no conflicts between the states and that they're all getting along with each other.
	Like a UN, but not, you know, not Jewified and destructive, right?
	I think that would be a really adequate way for us to change this and fix that problem that we have.
	Listen, it could be, but there is an American spirit.
	There is an American culture.
	They want to tell you there's no American culture, but that's not true.
	There is something that's quintessentially American, which everybody would have recognized up until maybe 10, 15 years ago.
	The 80s is a great exhibition of quintessential American culture.
	It's this conquest spirit, this There's a joyous, celebratory spirit.
	There is this pride in your nation, love of your nation, this acceptance of your greatness, and not in a vain way, but like, yeah, look at what we've done.
	We're great and unapologetic about it.
	I want to tell you this.
	I love that.
	I love it.
	That's why I'm not going back to Albania.
	That's why I'm integrating myself into the American culture.
	I think it is a wonderful thing that Americans have created through the conglomeration of the various European settlers that came over in waves.
	So while that's nice, what you're saying, we have that.
	It's called Europe.
	America is American.
	And I believe that they should be allowed to restore their American spirit and this American joy and American pride that has been bludgeoned out of them by this sledgehammer of white guilt, liberal, ridiculous philosophy, the annihilation of the Christian spirit that founded America and created it.
	And, you know, that's...
	You know, I... We are going to have different takes, but I would like to see America be American.
	That's what I want.
	And not this cowering, whimpering dog that it's become where you're apologizing for not transitioning your kids early enough.
	Yeah, I mean, to an extent, I do agree with you.
	I do think that there was a sense of American culture at one point, especially when you look, I think one of the most American staples that is actually a pretty positive culture.
	If you look at cars in the United States in like the 50s, 40s, right?
	Cars were such a staple of, you know, this is my thing, I own it, and they all had this unique look, this unique...
	There was a design to it, right?
	Again, just like everything else, it's been corporatized, and every car looks the fucking same today.
	They're all the same shape.
	It doesn't matter what model or make they are.
	They're all the same shape, like the same three colors.
	They're like black, silver, and white.
	They've lost their character and the soul that was in that.
	So I do agree with you on that concept.
	But even at that time, though, when cars were being kind of mass produced like this, there were still cultural sectors in the States.
	And this is, I think, breaking down tremendously, right?
	You had like Italians all had a very specific area that they were all kind of conglomerated in.
	I live in Pennsylvania, and it's still slightly there, but only in the super rural areas now.
	Everything else, once it turns into a city, it becomes this kind of mass conglomeration.
	But in the rural areas, there's full-blown Dutch communities where they speak Dutch, and even their English, their American English, it's got a weird accent to it because they're so used to that native tongue of Dutch.
	I do agree with you.
	I'm not saying that we can't have that American spirit as well as have these cultural bodies.
	You don't have to break up what exactly it means to be America.
	But I just think that we have to find some kind of a way where people can recognize those original cultures and not forget them.
	Because to lose those...
	Let's say everybody was to come to America.
	Every single person.
	All white people came here.
	Eventually, all culture would just be American culture.
	Just white American culture.
	And we'd lose all those kind of older traditions and heritages.
	And I just don't want to see us lose those.
	Because...
	That's one of my biggest contentions about America is the fact that a lot of us have lost those.
	Yeah, I agree with that, but obviously I feel that.
	There's wonderful things about my culture that I think are fantastic, and I'm very aware that we're small people, and if it hadn't been for our stubbornness, especially in that part of the world, we would have been erased.
	And what does it mean to be Albanian if you don't have a culture?
	What does it mean to be Irish if you don't have a culture?
	What does it mean to be British if you don't have a culture?
	So I agree with that, but I do think there is something quintessential American That is important, you know?
	It's important as well, and it's a new creation.
	And remember, all of these cultures were created by people, right?
	Our people.
	There was a time when there was no Albanians.
	There was a time when there was no Brits, you know?
	And they slowly evolved over time, and culture is constantly evolving.
	And American is just another, to me, identity and culture that has been created by white people.
	That's what I believe.
	But I know what you're saying, and I do love those things, like going into places like, you know, like there's an old, there's Fredericksburg in Texas, which is an old German town, and that's really cool.
	I love all of that stuff.
	I agree.
	Anyone here who's been to a real Italian pizza shop, I think that's a simple but really good example of this.
	Right.
	Agreed.
	Totally agreed.
	When they're behind the counter, I can't understand it, but they're speaking their Italian tongue to each other, probably just yelling, get the pizza, get the dough.
	They're telling each other what to do and they speak their tongue to each other.
	And the second that you come up to the counter, Where we now combine our cultures is where we have that English-American conversation, right?
	And you say, I'll take this and I'll take it to go, right?
	And those people have, they just keep that culture strong and they care about that origin.
	I actually, my wife is a perfect example.
	Her grandmother I disowned my wife before she ever even knew my wife, right?
	When she was born as a baby, she disowned her because she was born to a non-Italian.
	White, right?
	She was white, but she was born...
	So her parents...
	One has Italian heritage and the other has Irish and Czechoslovakian, right?
	Right.
	Her Italian mother got with a non-Italian guy.
	The mother disowned the offspring of their child.
	Which is, I mean, it seems harsh.
	It really does.
	But at the same time, you think, she's kind of holding a good conviction, right?
	That's pretty good conviction that she has.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, yes and no.
	But at the end of the day, where did she come?
	She came to America.
	So if you wanted your kids to be Italian, purely Italian, and marry an Italian, sorry, honey, should have stayed in Italy.
	The chances, you know, of course, that they could have married outside of that culture.
	But if you were in Italy, I could understand, right?
	You're surrounded.
	But you brought your child to America, where the majority of the people were not Italian.
	So to me, you know, that's a bit of hypocrisy.
	That's the thing where you're like, oh, I want to come here as an immigrant, but I just want the economic benefits and I don't want to adapt or integrate with the culture.
	So I disagree with grandma.
	And, you know, grandma should have been like, hey, if that's what we want, go back to Italy.
	And I know people like this, by the way.
	I know Europeans that came here and they go, you know what?
	I don't want my kids to lose who they are.
	And they move back.
	They move back.
	Yeah, that's interesting.
	You know, I personally agree with grandma.
	I always tell my wife, you know, I wish I could have met your grandma.
	I wish she didn't disown you.
	So I could have met her because I love the conviction.
	But yeah, reasonable enough.
	So we've got about maybe 20 minutes left or so on the show.
	I wanted to talk a little bit about These Twitter spaces, I see you've been participating in them quite a bit.
	You've been co-hosting with Ian from time to time, and you've been hosting your own.
	I think I've seen a couple times.
	A couple times, yeah.
	What do you think about having these Twitter spaces as a platform for us to kind of speak our mind?
	Because I know you have been briefly suspended on Twitter and came back.
	Was that the first time you were suspended?
	That was the first time I was suspended and it was a permanent suspension.
	And if it hadn't been for Stu, Sam Parker, Alex Jones, Elijah Schaefer, and then all the people...
	I can't name, who tweeted and were messaging me behind the scenes and were telling me what to do and were pushing it, I wouldn't be back.
	They had me in a gulag.
	My appeals were going nowhere.
	I didn't get it.
	Some people, you know, they get an appeal, they get denied right away.
	I was getting nothing.
	So I know for a fact that the only reason that I'm back is because of the help of these people.
	And I hadn't even violated the rules.
	They even sent me an email.
	There was no violation of rules.
	It was simply through mass reporting of things that could be considered A little bit on the edge, which is what I do as a comedian, right?
	I do think the Twitter spaces are great.
	Last night's Twitter space was incredibly informative.
	They helped to shape the consciousness of the movement.
	We hear really intelligent people, right?
	Like, what was the...
	I always forget.
	Aiden.
	Aiden Hunter, I believe.
	I think he's...
	Yeah, his account.
	People need to follow that account.
	It's incredibly intelligent.
	It's informative.
	It's not emotional or spurgy.
	It's not violent.
	It's not hostile.
	It's not hateful.
	It's really hard to object to what he says in that account other than to call him an anti-Semite and screech and rage.
	But that is not addressing the arguments and therefore people who do that actually just reveal, add more legitimacy to what he's saying.
	I think the Twitter spaces are great because they allow a discussion of the different ideas that we have for how to move forward and they allow people to kind of come together and exchange ideas, which I think helps us get a better sense and a sense of community about how to move forward.
	But that's what they are.
	They're sort of one element of the approach.
	There needs to be many elements to the approach.
	There has to be changing the culture through the art that we create.
	I think that's important.
	People don't understand this.
	They think that's nothing.
	Our art has been totally captured.
	And it's used to push subversive ideas.
	And it is a big aspect of why we are here.
	If it wasn't important, they wouldn't have secured Hollywood for themselves.
	But they know that that is a number one way to push an agenda and push propaganda.
	So comedy, for example.
	Comedy has been turned into a totally subversive art.
	We're going to make fun of the dominant culture and ridicule it in a way that makes you laugh and see the stupidity of it and then you want to disown from it.
	Well, guess what?
	That is actually a much more powerful tool when you're using it in service of the truth.
	It is much easier to highlight how absolutely ridiculous it is to say that a man can be a woman Than to highlight, you know, we've seen it on Netflix, right?
	These, I'm a BIPOC, transgender, non-binary, they look ridiculous.
	It is hard for them to make fun and go, oh, a straight white male called me a man the other day when I'm clearly a woman.
	Nobody's going to laugh at that because we have eyes and we can see that you're a man.
	Right.
	Versus, you know, if you say something like, hey, you know, You know, these men that are beating up women, you know, they're not even married to them, right?
	That's funny because we're highlighting, you know, the ridiculousness of what we're accepting.
	So these tools need to be used to advance and open up people's eyes.
	Memes.
	Memes are super.
	I know people think, ah, you're just memes.
	Memes woke me up.
	Because memes, they hit the nerve through imagery, and they hit something in your unconsciousness, because we all know the truth on some level, even if we can't articulate it or not aware of it.
	And they start to start the spark of curiosity that gets you asking questions and gets you researching.
	And, you know, doing actual things, like yesterday, you know, one of the people in the space was talking about filing these, I think they were discretionary lawsuits across the states where you could get clear about what your rights were when somebody makes a threat against you, when a foreign...
	Entity makes a threat against you because we see these Israeli foreign spies on our soil making threats against American students and Americans.
	I have received them.
	Jake Shields has received them, right?
	And actually taking action against them, filing a lawsuit, filing charges against them.
	All of these things are super important for people to do.
	And we learn these things in the spaces through other people coming in and coming together and sharing their talents.
	Otherwise, we're just like isolated on a little island.
	Yeah, I agree.
	And, you know, comedy as an art is actually a really important piece here because a lot of people are...
	Behaviors are normalized through comedy, right?
	And a lot of comedy has been incredibly Jewish, incredibly degenerate, where they normalized homosexual stuff.
	They normalized a lot of anti-Muslim sentiment.
	They normalized female promiscuity.
	Why is every female comedian talking about her pussy and what a slut she is?
	They normalized abortion.
	Oh, it's so funny.
	I can't tell you.
	I'm in the scene.
	I've seen these new...
	It's in the water.
	They don't even know what they're saying.
	I see all these female comedians doing basically the version of the same joke.
	I was having sex with this guy already.
	We're in a problem.
	Stop.
	That's gross.
	Don't talk about it.
	I was having sex with this guy and he goes, whose pussy is this?
	Okay, seen that.
	I don't know, the government, right?
	Here we go.
	Here's the mantra, right?
	Oh, it's more like it's on loan, promiscuity, right?
	All of this stuff.
	And so I try to go up there and do counters.
	So if I do a sex joke, it's anti the establishment, right?
	If I do an abortion joke, which basically highlights that you are killing your kids.
	That's what I do.
	And then those are actually funny.
	Why?
	Because they're based on truth.
	Nobody's doing it.
	And it gets past people's stupid, idiotic programming that blocks...
	You can't just go up to a woman who thinks that...
	Thinks that if they can't have an abortion, they've lost some kind of bodily autonomy, right?
	You can't, because that has been indoctrinated and pushed and pushed and pushed and pushed.
	And that's why they rage at you, because they feel like you're invading their body, right?
	But you can get past it by making a joke and highlighting, hey, you've actually been lied to, and you're behaving in a way that is antithetical to your nature as a woman.
	Women have traditionally killed and died for their children.
	They did not kill their children for something stupid like a position in middle-level marketing.
	So that can go past people's censors in a way that just trying to berate them isn't going to work.
	Highlighting the idiocies of feminism and how it's tricked women into giving away their bodies for men who will give them absolutely nothing.
	Another way you get past the feminist ideology of, I'm sexually liberated and I want to be free like a man.
	You go, you're not free.
	You're actually doing something retarded.
	Yeah, I agree.
	And I appreciate your take and ability to come at this with a comedic approach because I think we need all of these different areas.
	We need people that are making jokes about it.
	We need people that are seriously articulating it.
	We need people who are...
	Using the shock value to get people to take a look at it.
	I, for example, I have no comedic bone in my body.
	I'm not a funny guy.
	I'm barely even enthusiastic.
	To make jokes for me is so foreign.
	I like jokes.
	I like to hear them.
	I like to engage with those things.
	I think it's a good method, especially when done correctly.
	I was in a Twitter space and This was quite a few months back, but the guy that hosted the space fancies himself a comedian, and he had these black trannies on the space, and they're making fun of them and talking about, you know...
	Dicks and all this nonsense.
	Disgusting.
	Degenerate stuff, right?
	And then I come into space and I'm thinking I'm coming into something a little more serious.
	I was kind of under the wrong impression, obviously.
	But I came in and I'm like, what do you think, Zach, about having sex with black trainees?
	Would you ever do that?
	I'm like, dude, this isn't comedy.
	This isn't even funny.
	It's not comedy.
	It's Jewish comedy.
	You're basically doing the same ideology that you're supposedly fighting against.
	It's BS. Right.
	And he says...
	So I told him, I said, look, this is Jewish comedy.
	It's extremely degenerate.
	There's nothing...
	Funny about it.
	And there was another guy in there.
	And he kept making sarcastic remarks.
	Because I'm very serious.
	And I wasn't laughing at a lot of the jokes.
	Because I thought they were awful.
	He comes into the speaker category.
	He talks like he's some kind of intellectual.
	Jokingly, he's being sarcastic.
	So obviously.
	And he goes, well, I'm with logos.
	I think this is just low tier.
	And that was funny.
	So I started laughing.
	Because it's sarcasm, right?
	He's putting truth into the joke.
	And that adds to the value.
	Yeah, there's layers to it.
	Exactly.
	And this is something that I think people have to understand is we should be harnessing comedy in a way that we're waking people up to some of these things like, you know, make some Jew jokes out there, you know, throw them out there and start to shape in people's minds what exactly it is that we're dealing with and put the truth into that.
	And I really think it would wake a lot of people up because I know so many lame brains that like to sit around and watch.
	What's his name?
	Jeff Dunham, I think his name is.
	He's the puppet guy.
	He does jokes with puppets.
	Is that the Australian guy?
	I can't remember.
	He does weird puppet jokes.
	Or they'll watch Jon Stewart or something.
	Jon Stewart, you want to talk about using comedy to advance the propaganda and seeming like you're above it all, right?
	That's part of it.
	Seeming so cool and above it all and look how I mock you when Jon Stewart himself should be mocked.
	Yeah, I mean, he's a subversive Jew.
	I mean, I think his real name is...
	But he got into a lot of the Gen X, right?
	He got into a lot of Gen X and millennials with his, you know, thumbing his nose at supposedly the establishment, and he is the establishment.
	Right, right.
	And also, it kind of...
	It blows things.
	It blows off.
	That's a strategy that's really important to understand.
	It blows off a lot of the tension.
	When people are mad at their government, they think their government sucks.
	If you don't give them a little bit of comedic relief and, oh yeah, I'm with you guys.
	So the whole establishment's not that bad.
	People are going to get angry and they're going to start picking it up.
	They're going to pick up the pitchforks.
	But if you can muse them and make them laugh and Cool off the tension and slightly agree with them.
	It's a tactic of soothing the masses and ensuring that the sentiment doesn't get too strong.
	It's very subversive.
	Yeah, it's a hypnosis and it's an indoctrination.
	Yeah, I totally agree.
	Well, we're coming up on the last couple minutes here.
	We can start to close out.
	For the audience that is not familiar with you or your work, where can people find you?
	Do you have any upcoming shows or anything that you're doing?
	Yeah, actually, I'm doing a secret show October 10th in Austin, Texas.
	You have to sign up on my website or email me for tickets.
	I cannot publish the link.
	This is my third link that I've had to make because...
	It's gotten banned and cancelled.
	I'm targeted, right?
	At the moment, I'm not lying.
	People who have been following me know this.
	So if you would like to come to that show, October 10th, Austin, Texas, email me, leonardaisfunny at gmail.com or go to my website, leonardaisfunny at gmail.com and subscribe and you'll get an email about how to get tickets.
	Um...
	You can follow me on X. Leonardo is fun E. So F-U-N with an E. Because an Indian took my handle.
	So I had to adjust.
	But everywhere else, it's Leonardo is funny.
	Spelled the way you spell funny.
	That would be Instagram, YouTube, my email.
	Leonardo is funny at gmail.com.
	Yeah, if you guys want to come, again, that's October 10th in Austin, Texas at a secret location.
	Awesome.
	You're actually, you're still on YouTube.
	I'm still on YouTube.
	I don't post my saucy stuff on YouTube.
	Okay.
	So that's why.
	You put the kosher content up there.
	Yeah, it's kosher content.
	You gotta learn how to play the game a little bit.
	All right.
	All right.
	Awesome.
	Well, everybody, make sure that you give her a follow on Twitter.
	Maybe if you're near Austin, Texas, try to get involved in that event as well.
	And follow her work on everywhere else.
	It's very nice to see people combating this, again, from a comedic approach.
	I appreciate that.
	And I'm sure I'll see you in a Twitter space in pretty much no time at all.
	So it was really nice chatting with you.
	Thanks for having me, everybody.
	Of course.
	It's been a pleasure.
	You have a wonderful day.
	Okay, thank you.
	All right, folks.
	That was Leonardo Joni.
	Again, if you guys aren't familiar with her, she is a comedian who woke up to the Jewish problem or all the problems.
	It is the Jewish problem, right?
	But that's the crux of all of it, right?
	It's the kind of centrifuge.
	So make sure that you guys take some time, shoot her a follow on all of her platforms.
	A big thank you to her for coming on.
	And if you are new from her audience and you've never seen me before, welcome.
	Make sure to follow me on all my stuff.
	Obviously, we're live on the Stu Peters Network right now.
	We're live on my Odyssey channel, which is where all of my archive is.
	So that's the number one place to follow me is on Odyssey.
	It's O-D-Y-S-E-E dot com.
	And you can find me at Logos Revealed on there.
	I've got like 250 videos archived on there, I believe.
	Let me double check.
	I believe that's what we have.
	We got a lot of really interesting content up there.
	I'm sure you'll find something that you like.
	There's got to be something.
	So make sure that you guys follow me over there, follow me on there.
	Follow me on Twitter as well.
	It's Logos Revealed Eye.
	I've been producing some unique and special content on Twitter that you can't see anywhere else.
	Posting some friends of mine, trying to get the message out there for them as well.
	We hit...
	I was going to say we hit 10,000 followers, but we're almost at 12,000 now.
	We're growing very fast over on Twitter, so we had two tweets go very viral, one of which was a MindConf page, and another one was a video from Monica Schaefer, who I'll have to have Monica Schaefer on again soon.
	I'm actually going to try to get her on Stu Peter's show, because Monica Schaefer is a very impressive woman, and it would be nice to see...
	It would be nice to see her getting a bigger platform, which she very much deserves.
	I want to say thank you to everybody that tuned in to the show today.
	We're closing up a little early.
	We've got like 20 minutes left, but I do have a couple things I need to get done.
	I'm also sweating my ass off.
	It's so hot in here.
	Humidity just kind of came out of nowhere this week.
	So we're going to close up just a little bit early today.
	Make sure that you guys stick around.
	The Stu Peters Network, Stu is going to go live in 15 minutes.
	I believe he has a regular show at 6 o'clock, so make sure that you guys check that out.
	Follow him on all his stuff as well.
	And again, a big major thank you to him for taking the time to put me on the platform and kind of give me an opportunity to spread this message to a larger audience.
	And also, I additionally want to promote two more things really quickly.
	Money Tree Publishing.
	If you guys are not familiar with Money Tree Publishing, I've been promoting this website quite a bit.
	I have a coupon code on this website if you're a book reader or you want to get yourself a DVD of one of these more important documentaries so that you don't lose it on the internet because who knows what the hell is going to happen to it there.
	Let me see if I can find my...
	There it is.
	Boom, here we go.
	Alright, so here is MoneyTreePublishing.com.
	It's common spelling, MoneyTreePublishing.com.
	If you guys want to hop onto this website, say you see something on here you want to buy, I'm going to put the link in the chat rooms for you guys really quickly here so you guys can check it out yourself in real time with me.
	Pop that in there.
	Paste.
	Okay.
	Here we go.
	Um...
	I see something in the chat over on Rumble says, this guy's a new monthly supporter on the Stu Peters Network.
	Thanks for doing that.
	I don't know.
	I don't really know what that means.
	I'm not too familiar with Rumble yet.
	I have a lot to learn, so I don't really know what that means, but thank you.
	I'm sure it's something good.
	So if you guys want to support my work, all the descriptions to do so, standardly, all of the links to do so are in the description below, standard way.
	But also, additionally, you can support Dave Geharry, who runs this website, MoneyTreePublishing.com.
	He's doing a lot of things behind the scenes for our guys.
	So the more support you give to him, the better he can help formulate stuff in the movement.
	We got a lot of really good books on here.
	Six Million Factor Fiction is a fantastic book.
	It puts the Holocaust down to a science.
	Proves without a doubt that it did not happen.
	We've got Mein Kampf, obvious bestseller.
	Can't go wrong with Mein Kampf.
	Myth of German Villainy is also a very good book.
	David Duke's Jewish Supremacism, Siege is pretty wonderful.
	White Power, which I have myself a copy coming in.
	It's a very interesting book.
	International Jew by Henry Ford, Exposing the Lies of History.
	We got a lot of really good books here.
	Synagogue of Satan.
	And additionally, there's the documentaries here.
	Communism by the Back Door.
	We've got In Black and White, Europa.
	And these videos, when you pick anything up on the website, let me show you guys.
	Let's say we want to buy Siege.
	Actually, let me...
	Let's do Mein Kampf.
	Because Mein Kampf has been the bestseller, huh?
	So, let's say you want to get Mein Kampf.
	You're going to choose an option.
	You can either get the regular one or the imperfect one.
	So, let's say I'm going to get the regular one.
	You're going to add it to your cart.
	And when you go to check out, if you type in the coupon code LOGOS... It's not uppercase sensitive or anything.
	Type in logos, and you're going to get 10% off of your order.
	And I get a little bit of a cut of this, so I get some help for you supporting that.
	And you, additionally, will be helping them over at Money Tree Publishing, who, again, are great guys.
	And additionally, you're going to be getting some really good knowledge for yourself.
	So make sure that you guys are getting some books over there.
	We sold a lot of copies of MindConf this month.
	Two dozen copies of Mein Kampf this month.
	So make sure that you guys go over there and get some books to read.
	Also, follow me on ftjmedia.com if you like Money Tree Publishing and what they're doing over there.
	They also have a media website that's starting up under the title ftjmedia.com.
	No, that is not Odyssey.
	That's the wrong Odyssey.
	Odyssey.
	Let me spell Odyssey in the chat for you here.
	It's not spelled correctly.
	Like they said, you know, the appropriation.
	Leonardo was talking about the appropriation of our heritage and our culture by Jews.
	Odyssey is not spelled correctly.
	It's spelled O-D-Y-S-E-E dot com.
	But everybody knows that Odyssey, like the Homers, the Odyssey of the Iliad is not spelled like that.
	It's O-D-Y-S-S-E-Y, I believe.
	so all right folks i think we're going to close it at that Thank you guys very much for...
	Are you sure about that chain reaction?
	Really?
	That sucks to hear.
	Anyways, make sure that you guys support all those things that we just brought up.
	And again, if you want to support me directly, the options to do so are in the description below.
	We've got Entropy, we've got Odyssey, which you can support straight through there, as well as all kinds of crypto wallets that you can support with too.
	Thank you guys so much for watching the show today.
	A big thank you to Leonardo for coming on as a guest.
	She was a great guest.
	We have Converse coming on next and potentially Sam Parker in the future coming on sometime in October.
	I just have to get a date set up with him.
	Thank you, folks.
	I really appreciate everyone.
	I will talk with you all Monday.
	I'm going to be back live on the Stu Peters Network.
	I'm going to figure out when we're going to do this marathon fundraiser stream.
	My schedule is so fucking packed, it's so hard to get like 8 to 12 hours of free time to even do it.
	So I do apologize to not do it yesterday.
	I was supposed to, and I just physically couldn't find the time.
	So we'll get it figured out, okay?
	We'll get it patched up as quickly as we can.
	All right.
	Thank you guys again for watching.
	I really do appreciate it.
	And I will see you all on Monday at 4 p.m.
	Eastern for sure.
	I'm not sure if you're going to see me during the weekend or not.
	But if you do, it will be with the fundraiser show.
	So thank you, folks.
	Have a good one.

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