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Nov. 1, 2024 - Stew Peters Show
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Logos Academy Episode 18: The Ego
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Thank you.
Thank you.
Alright, ladies and gentlemen, we are live.
Welcome.
It's episode 18 of the Logos Academy.
We are here on a Friday.
It's going to be the last show on the network of the week.
We'll be live after this at 7 o'clock.
I'll be joined by Jack Brady.
He is an Australian who is talking about these issues.
He has a TikTok, I think, is mainly his primary platform that he spreads this stuff on.
It seems like he's on Twitter as well.
We'll have him promote those once we're live.
Welcome, everyone.
It's nice to be here.
I was not live on Wednesday.
I had a last-minute family emergency arise.
And I do apologize.
Today will be not a very in-depth show.
We're just going to kind of have more of a relaxed one.
I have a title.
I don't know how deep I'm even going to go into that.
Mostly kind of going to chat with the chat room today.
Might be a shorter stream, maybe like an hour and a half, something like that.
Just got a lot of things going on right now, so we're a little bit packed mentally.
So welcome.
This is probably going to be the last show of this week.
Well, aside from the Jack Brady show.
I think I might take a short little leave next week as well.
Just kind of take a break and get some of the things that are going on personally organized.
Because it's a lot at one time.
But in the meantime, we are live for today.
And yeah, I wish I had a...
I wish I had an option to get audio on this fucking Rumble Studio.
It's so confusing to figure out.
But that would be really nice right now because I'd really like to do a call-in show.
Let's see.
Let me just try one more thing and see if this somehow works.
Now I have a link here.
Hold on.
Okay.
Maybe I don't have a link, I guess.
Okay.
Interesting.
Okay, never mind.
I don't have a link.
I see we got Aoi in the chat.
Homeschooled Jedi.
Welcome, folks.
Nice to see you guys.
We are not live on Twitter today as well.
I'm having issues with Twitter for some reason.
Can't get signed in on my studio account.
My regular thing is fine.
I'm in my Twitter, but for some reason the studio thing won't sign in.
Looks like it's a technical problem.
Not exactly sure what's causing that.
So, topic for today I set as the ego.
I kind of wanted to talk a little bit about the male ego, specifically, when we're talking about politics.
What do you mean by that, D-Bar?
I'm confused.
Very ambiguous statement.
I'm talking specifically about the male ego.
When we talk about politics, obviously women should not be majority participating in politics.
There might be a few outliers here and there, but for the most part, women really should not be participating in politics.
Therefore, speaking politically of the ego, we're going to speak about the male ego.
The issue with the male ego kind of Overcoming better endeavors for ourselves.
One of the main things that we need right now, collectively, we have a lot of people around the world talking about what's going on or starting to see what's going on, but we don't have organization.
We don't have this...
A foundational setup where quite a few people are together making authoritative decisions that the rest of the group or the rest of a collective is following.
And this is because we don't have a cohesive community anywhere.
In any scene that you look at, we don't have one in the multicultural alliance sphere, in the Christian nationalist sphere, in the...
National socialist sphere, the white nationalist sphere, all of these groups, all these different fragments of what we would collectively call a movement, they're very separated, even amongst themselves.
And I think a lot of this boils down to the male ego.
A lot of people want to be at the forefront of what's going on.
They think they can do it the best.
They think that they are the best at spreading the message or telling people what's going on.
We see, for example...
In history, it's always been frowned upon for a ruler to want to rule, right?
When someone wants to rule, it's typically a sign of their ego.
It's a sign that they have this higher aspiration to be praised by everybody else.
Or maybe we wouldn't even call it a higher aspiration, just an aspiration to be praised by others or be Mr.
Number One.
And when this is the case, a lot of times it blocks people from being able to Actually lead correctly.
The most benevolent and noblest rulers in history were always those that didn't necessarily want to rule.
They didn't want to be the leader of the crew or the king or whatnot.
Rather, they felt it an obligation given the circumstances that were placed in front of them.
We saw this in National Socialist Germany.
You see this with many of the benevolent rulers of ancient Rome.
You see this a little bit less in the Middle Ages.
However, it's existent from time to time.
Frederick the Great, another good example.
These people aren't ruling or leading for the sake of themselves, but they're leading for a greater cause or a greater meaning.
And that is a selfless activity, something that is kind of lacking in the modern society.
This goes along with the Moral framework of society and how far that has degenerated.
There is a problem of discipline and a respect for authority.
It's kind of non-existent in the modern age.
Not non-existent, but it's faltering.
It's becoming very slim.
And with that, we have the issue of Men being raised in this way where they don't have a care for authority or greater things or finer things or cultured things, but rather they have a narcissistic self-interest.
And that's kind of already a collective problem in the United States.
Well, I'm just going to say the modern society because I speak from a perspective of the U.S., but this is a collective problem and this is global.
It's the whole West.
So, we'll say Western modern society.
You know, all of Western modern society.
This is accelerated by, you know, social media, cell phones.
These are terrible things that are accelerating these narcissistic behaviors to a very large degree.
You know, we see...
A lot of these people are just following these online trends, trying to be the most popular.
It's all about who has the most followers.
And when you kind of grow up around an atmosphere like this, it becomes intrinsic inside of you to just be number one at all costs.
It doesn't matter where other people are at or how other people are doing.
There's a lack of community.
There is no community in social media.
It's like a battle cage, right?
It's just a massive bloodbath of people trying to get to the top.
They're prying their way above everybody else.
Very few want to help others to the top.
Maybe they'll have a selective little group that they help, but they never help them too much.
They always got to make sure that they're still number one.
We see a lot of narcissistic personalities come out of this cesspool.
And this is a problem of the ego, right?
This narcissism that is fomented really plays into the male ego majorly.
And the female ego as well.
I think it's actually equally as bad, at least in connection with social media.
So, yeah, D-Bar, I agree on Kaisar.
I disagree on Stalin.
I don't think he was selfless.
I mean, there's fucking statues of the guy on every corner.
photos of the guy everywhere.
Yeah, Young has some interesting insights on this.
I'm not extremely well-read on Jung.
I've read a little bit, but not enough to kind of go into a deep analysis of Jung.
So I'll kind of save that maybe for another show.
Yeah, well, Pride is...
Pride is inherently a sin, right?
And that's a really hard line because there are things that you have to have pride in.
You should have pride of your work or your family or in your people or in something that you've built, something that you've kind of created from the foundation up.
But overt pride in the self is where pride becomes a problem.
Pride is a tough word.
Because it has a lot of interpretations.
You should be proud of where you come from.
And to an extent, you should even be proud of yourself.
But when you allow that pride for yourself to kind of overlap other areas of thought or other categories, that's when it becomes a problem.
So pride can be...
Pride can be pretty problematic.
It's a tough descriptor word in a lot of circumstances because I do agree that pride is bad, but then you can also say that pride is good.
right it's it's a very gray area with a word like pride yeah dave i agree there's There's a stark difference between the two.
So with that being said, this is one of the problems that we have.
One of the factors that is blocking us from creating some kind of Genuine community where people are connected together and working as one group.
When one person has self-interested motives or deceitful motives or they maybe are just driven by pride, someone like that is going to block any sense of accurate ability moving forward.
For example, let's say we have a leader Who has so much pride, thinks so highly of himself, that even though he has advisors that are educated in all these different affairs, whether it's military affairs, propaganda affairs, social affairs,
economics, whatever the case may be, a leader that has too much pride or too much ego in the self will disacknowledge or ignore their advice in thoughts that somehow he can do it better.
We obviously know that no one man can be perfect in every field.
Obviously, there's going to have to be a field where he's not right.
Maybe he is in economics.
Maybe he's the best leader there.
But maybe then when it comes to military, he's not or cultural design, whatever the case may be.
Every leader or every person in the world has their own faults and their So no one individual can be essentially the perfect ruler.
We're all susceptible to making mistakes and that is a recognizable fact.
But additionally, we are Flawed, you know, inherently.
Everybody is flawed, put through a certain lens, right?
So whether that's physically, mentally, spiritually, everybody has a flaw to some degree.
Yeah, I think pride is good specifically when pride is based in achievement.
So if you have pride for achievement, then I think pride is a-okay.
I think pride kind of is, is a respectively not a bad thing, but pride just in the individual self for, for the sake of it.
I think that's when it's dangerous.
Yeah.
And it's a, it's a big one in our, in our movement specifically.
There's a lot of guys that think, I'm not going to stand in line and work on behalf of this guy because I think I can do it better.
And then everybody gets into that mindset.
There are very few followers in our grasp at the moment, but there's a lot of people that want to be leaders.
We have a very poor ratio at the moment.
Yeah, that makes sense, D-Bar.
I don't disagree with that.
So this goes along with the conversation that we had on the show.
Um, Thank you.
Two or three months ago with Frank Da Silva.
He came on as a guest host.
Maybe it's even a little longer than three months ago.
It's quite a while ago.
But he came on as a guest host.
And we discussed leadership moving forward.
And we have to start delineating what are qualities and traits that are capable of leadership.
We tend in the modern age to confuse influencers with leaders.
I think this is a really big problem.
We see people with a big following, and they're loud, and they're vocal, and they have some decent points or somewhat of a decent understanding of things.
And Because they are very vocal or upfront about it, we mistake that for leadership material.
Pushing the message hard to everybody else.
Sure, they are influencing something.
They are influencers.
But that does not make them leaders.
If they're influencing others to get out there and spread that same message, that's a great thing.
But that alone does not constitute leadership material.
Leaders have to have a certain level of discipline.
behavioral standards that they meet.
Yeah, D-Bar, I agree with especially the first piece that I agree with especially the first piece that many Americans do not recognize a nation or understand that concept.
Even the word nation itself has been severely subverted.
Nation and race are the exact same thing.
If you go on Google right now and you look up the definition of the word nation, it's not going to have the word race in it.
However, if you look at a dictionary from the 1920s or anything pre-World War II, it's in the dictionary.
It states that race is literally in the definition of nation.
Nation and race are one and the same.
They are unequivocally the same.
And in the, in the United States, that's a, that's thoroughly subverted for many reasons, not just linguistically, but also culturally, uh, but also culturally, uh, to a point where not a lot of people know what, what a nation actually is.
For example, America as a whole, calling it a nation I think is incorrect.
I don't label America as a nation, rather.
I think it's a country.
Nations, again, since it's race-based, a nation has to have a homogenous character to it.
You can't point at any one person and say, hey, that guy is genetically American.
Looking at him, I can tell that he is an American character.
It's not a racial build-up.
There is no race of American people.
There's no American race.
There is the Irish race.
There is the Italian race.
There is no American race.
We don't have a defined ethnic character.
It's too multicultural.
Or multi-ethnic, rather.
Because the cultures were very similar in the beginning.
When America was founded, it was white Christian culture.
You have your Germans and your Irishmen who have slightly different cultures, but they're pretty damn close.
It's hard to call that multicultural.
Now, when you add in Indians and blacks and Mexicans and Asians and all these different peoples into the mix.
Now it becomes more so definable as multicultural.
No stopping it yet.
Thank you.
I appreciate you.
And I totally understand your sentiments.
Yeah, a leader has something to show a leader has something to show for his achievement.
A leader has to have a list of achievements.
An influencer doesn't.
Most of the influencers in the modern age don't really have achievements.
Or, if they have achievements, they are kind of like these false achievements, like an Oscar or an Emmy or some gay thing like that, which is a It's a false perception of what an achievement actually is, right?
A lot of people in the modern age look up to somebody who has a couple Oscars as if that is an achievement, a societal achievement that makes them somehow of high status, which is, when you really think about it, it's insane how subverted our framework of respect has become.
I mean, we literally...
Are replacing sculptors and philosophers and architects and generals with celebrities, right?
It's really just insane when you think about it.
That's considered achievement today.
If you ask a lot of people on the street, in your eyes, what is one of the highest achievements someone can have in society?
They're most likely going to wrap it in with money, status, you know, A big highfalutin career rather than actual spiritual achievement, you know, like amazing art or societal change in cultural life or something of the sort, right?
These things are kind of, not only are they not recognized as achievement, in most cases they're actually ignored or frowned upon.
Yeah, that's good.
I know there's a lot of ads on Rumble.
It's a big problem.
The one thing I don't like about the ads on Rumble is when I try to skip through a video, like let's say I open up a video that's two hours long.
I physically can't skip to like the 45 minute mark because every time I try to skip ahead, it cuts me off and makes me watch an ad and then it restarts the video and then I try to skip ahead and it cuts me off and it doesn't add and then when the ad finishes, it brings me back to the beginning of the video again and just keeps repeating the process.
It's a bad technological design.
They really have to fix that.
It's problematic.
I hope I'm saying this correctly, Tyler.
Tianyu?
Man, I'm definitely not saying that right.
With a $20 super chat on Rumble, thank you very much.
Really appreciate it.
Again, I do apologize.
I'm a little low on enthusiasm today, folks.
I have a lot going on right now, and I'm not getting sleep at all.
It says, question about Mein Kampf translations.
Is the new Ford translation reliable?
Thanks to your insight, I ordered the Stalag edition.
Always appreciate learning history.
First off, thank you again for the super chat.
I would not consider the Ford translation reliable.
It's a tough word, right?
Because reliable...
You could read it, and you could probably get some of the same information.
However, there are things in there that are less accurate or less authentic.
So I would definitely advocate for...
Either the Stalag edition, the Thomas Dalton edition, pretty much just those two.
The two you want to mainly avoid are the Murphy translation and the Mannheim translation.
Those are the worst.
Ford is okay.
I mean, I'm not going to say it's terrible, but it's definitely not good.
And I'm glad that you ordered the Stalag edition.
That's very nice to hear.
By the way, folks, just as a promotional side piece, if you guys do ever want to get yourself a copy of Mein Kampf or many other books, let me pull it up really quickly.
You can do so at MoneyTreePublishing.com.
It's a website with a nice category of books.
Let me show you guys if I can figure it out.
Brand new, we've got White Power by George Lincoln Rockwell.
It's a very interesting book.
I actually just got myself a copy of that.
I have not really even started it yet, but I just got it.
We've got Siege by James Mason.
I also have a copy of that up there.
Jewish Supremacism with David Duke.
Got the Six Million Factor Fiction by Peter Winter.
I have a copy of that.
On the left side of my bookshelf, or, well, left side for you guys, right side for me.
Left side for me.
Well, I guess it's left either way, right?
Myth of German Villainy, I have a copy of that down there.
We've got Mein Kampf, the Stalag edition, which I also have a copy of.
We've got The International Jew by Henry Ford.
It's two volumes on this website, which I have both of them.
They're actually in my bedroom.
Jews Are the Problem, I also have a copy of.
It's up there.
Exposing the Lies of History, I have a copy of up there.
And yeah, Synagogue of Satan is a good one.
I don't have a copy of that, but a lot of really good works on here.
If you ever do want to get a book on here, let's say you wanted to get yourself Mein Kampf, you just click on Buy Now.
And you're going to get an option here.
When you choose to add to cart, you're going to choose the one that you want.
Add it to your cart.
And when you go to checkout, there's an option here for a coupon code.
When you do the coupon code, type in code LOGOS, L-O-G-O-S, hit apply coupon, and you're going to save yourself 10% off your order right here.
And the shipping is not as high as it shows here.
I'm on a VPN, so shipping is not $35.
It's actually pretty reasonable.
Yeah, I don't do drugs, and I will never do drugs, but thank you.
No, I'm okay.
Yeah, the Murphy translation is bad. the Murphy translation is bad.
I'll read this, and I've read this before, but I'll read it again in case others haven't seen it.
On the back of the Stalag edition, this is really important that people hear this.
On the back of the Stalag edition of Mein Kampf, it says, This official translation is not to be confused with the James Murphy or Ralph Mannheim translations, both of which were edited, abridged, and ultimately unauthorized.
The Murphy and Manheim editions both left out major sections of text and contained long, clunky, badly translated and almost unintelligibly long sentences.
In sharp contrast, the only authorized Stalag edition contains none of these complicated and unnecessary confused constructions and is extremely easy to read, as anyone familiar with the other versions will immediately notice.
Most importantly, this only authorized edition contains the full text of the original German, and none of the deliberately inserted racial pejoratives used in none of I'm sorry.
Oh, used in the Murphy and Mannheim versions.
Words which Hitler never actually used in the original.
So the Murphy and Mannheim translations intentionally put things in that are not true in order to make Hitler look or put him in a more negative light.
Which is not surprising, right?
I mean, you see this like everywhere.
Everything everywhere is trying to denigrate Hitler and make him look as bad as possible.
So again, I do encourage folks to read.
I think reading is a very good way to formulate things for ourselves, formulate an understanding of how we move forward.
It's impossible to understand the battle that you're in without...
How can you ever fight a battle correctly without the knowledge of what that battle is?
So I think that's number one, is people have to start reading and educating themselves.
My show is a good medium for something like that.
If you're someone who's looking to educate yourself on certain topics, we go into everything.
We've talked about stoicism.
We've talked about National socialism, the Jewish problem.
We talk about genetic reality, racial consciousness, philosophy of pretty much any kind.
I mean, we talk about a lot of things on this channel, so this could be a good educational medium for you, but there's other things out there.
But nothing beats reading a book from the source itself.
That is the best way to educate yourself.
You've never seen an ad on Rumble.
I find that insanely hard to believe.
I am loaded with ads on Rumble.
Rumble.
Voodoo Ranger, hello.
Welcome.
I appreciate the chats pretty active today.
And I do apologize that we are not live on Twitter.
Again, I don't know what the hell the problem is.
I'm so bad with technology.
I can't keep up with all this shit.
I can't keep up with all this shit.
Maybe they don't show up on rumble.
That's kind of confusing to me, though, because I have Rumble, which is supposed to have a natural ad blocker in it.
I'm sorry, I have Brave Browser, which is supposed to have a natural ad blocker in it, but it doesn't seem to be doing that on Rumble.
I don't know why that is.
Infinity Stone.
Hello, my friend.
Hope you're well.
We have not talked in a bit.
bit.
I hope you're doing okay.
Okay.
I'm kind of lost on where to take this show, to be entirely honest with you folks.
I really don't have much else to talk about on the ego.
I'm pretty brain fried at the moment, to be entirely honest.
I don't know, maybe we'll just have this as a very short show.
I just wanted to make sure that we had some kind of show come up.
This is incredibly short, but...
My brain is not functioning at all.
Yeah, so I'll recommend the books that I recommended on The Money Tree Publishing.
I recommend that you guys...
I will try to go live at 7 tonight with Jack Brady.
Since I'll have a guest, it would hopefully make the show a little more entertaining.
Hopefully.
potentially.
Yeah, yeah.
Alright.
I think we'll cut this show a little bit early.
Yeah, there is literally nothing on my mind.
I can't think straight at all.
i have uh i would do a call-in show but i i can't get the call-ins for some reason you We can't hear...
On Rumble Studio, the folks can't hear the call-ins.
So, if I did a call-in show, you guys wouldn't have audio on it.
That's the problem.
It would only be on my Odyssey channel or my personal Rumble.
Because the audio comes through my OBS, but it does not come through the Rumble Studio.
so all right I think we're going to close I do apologize.
It's extremely short, but I just got a lot of mental fog.
So you guys might see a show at 7.
I'm going to talk to Jack Brady.
I canceled on him last week.
I really don't want to cancel again, but I just, I can't, I can't think right, man.
Uh.
TNU, of course, I'm happy to answer your question.
Thank you for the question.
It kind of helped direct me a little bit, helped me out a little.
Thank you guys for watching.
I am sorry that we're ending early.
I've got a...
I just got a lot on my plate right now.
So...
I am probably going to take a week's break.
I'm going to talk with Stu and kind of inform him.
And...
I'll keep you guys informed.
I'll try to post it on my Twitter, but...
Until I can get some of the things in my personal life kind of cleared up, I think it's best I just take a little bit of a break.
Need some time to kind of just focus on some stuff and get some stuff fixed up, and then we'll be back in action.
A little more energy behind us, so...
Thank you, folks.
I am sorry for ending early.
I do feel bad about it, but I'm not bringing much value right now, so it's better to just end it than sit here with a valueless show.
Thank you guys for watching.
I know it was short.
I will...
Talk to you all soon.
And for those that have reached out via telegram and email, I'm pretty much like MIA on my social medias right now.
I haven't been getting back to things.
So just bear with me.
I will get back to you guys eventually.
But if you have reached out and you've noticed I'm not responding, there's a reason for it.
All right.
I'll talk to you guys soon.
Thank you for the show.
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