Feb. 3, 2025 - Stew Peters Show
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| you alright ladies and gentlemen we are live It is Monday. | |
| We're in a fresh month, February. | |
| Haven't done a stream in, I think, about a week or so. | |
| We had a show scheduled with Ian Malcolm last week. | |
| And right before we were starting the show, we had some technical problems. | |
| So we postponed. | |
| We're actually going to continue that show this coming Wednesday instead. | |
| So that's going to be a good show. | |
| With that technical problem actually came a solution that we've talked about on the show before. | |
| As you know, I'm not very tech savvy. | |
| But I talked to Ian. | |
| He kind of guided me through some things. | |
| And it seems that I will now have the ability to get audio onto Rumble Studio. | |
| So I won't have to only use Rumble Studio itself in order to get guest audio or... | |
| Watch a video and hear the audio of the video. | |
| So that's something I think we'll be able to do now moving forward. | |
| Let me actually just post the show on Twitter really quickly. | |
| Today we're going to be interviewing Johans Agenbach from South Africa. | |
| And he is the head of the Free Citizens Movement. | |
| So we'll be having him on in a little bit here. | |
| He's actually going to join us at 4.15. | |
| I just wanted to settle in a little bit first before he comes on and get a couple things like updated since I haven't been live in a while. | |
| I, for the last four or five days, I had what I can only describe as the worst sickness I've ever had in my life. | |
| I'm pretty convinced that it was like the flu. | |
| I went to some Fucking multicultural farmer's market. | |
| I'm pretty sure I picked it up there. | |
| Like, three days later, I just... | |
| I started up with this, like, weird issue with my throat. | |
| It was, like, a dry throat, but not... | |
| Then I... Other weird things, so... | |
| Why am I getting feedback? | |
| There we go. | |
| Okay. | |
| Feedback again. | |
| What the fuck? | |
| Alright, I think we got it. | |
| Okay, folks, so we are live on Odyssey, FTJ, Rumble, and Rumble Studio, as well as Twitter. | |
| Just post these links out really quickly, and I'll be able to focus in on the show. | |
| Still coming off the sickness a little bit, so I might be muting my mic here and there in between things, just to let you guys not hear me cough. | |
| Thank you, Delta. | |
| Welcome, welcome. | |
| Really skidding. | |
| I'm sorry to hear that. | |
| Yeah, it's... | |
| What I had was not fun. | |
| So I was pretty much isolating myself away from people because I don't... | |
| And a lot of my family is a lot older and I don't want to give it to them. | |
| It was terrible. | |
| Okay, so stream is posted. | |
| If you guys want to repost that over on Gab, I'm posting it on Twitter right now. | |
| Okay. | |
| I think it's very important that people know what's going on in South Africa, these white This is terrible stuff. | |
| Okay. | |
| Alright, looks like we're all set up, folks. | |
| So, I'll be giving him a link very shortly here. | |
| Let me actually, let me give him the link now, and then that way he has it. | |
| Actually, no, no. | |
| Let me wait a little bit because he's not supposed to come on until 4.15. | |
| I don't want to do it too early. | |
| Just in case we get him a little too early. | |
| Okay. | |
| So, we are live today with Johannes Augenbach. | |
| We're going to be live on Wednesday again with Ian Malcolm, 4 p.m. | |
| Eastern. | |
| I typically do a Twitter space every Monday talking about national socialism over on JQ Radio. | |
| I don't know if we're doing that today. | |
| They haven't reached out to me, and I haven't set anything with them, so I just don't know if we're doing that. | |
| I guess we'll find out. | |
| But if not, then I'll do it another day for sure. | |
| My throat is all messed up. | |
| Yeah, Johnny, I mean, I agree with your first comment, especially spiritually. | |
| Sure, as a continent, but what's happening, South Africa is a majority white country, okay? | |
| And white people are being exterminated on mass scale over there right now. | |
| So it's very important that we know about what's going on there. | |
| Austin, welcome, brother. | |
| Nice to talk to you. | |
| Vlad, welcome in, welcome. | |
| See, we're getting a lot of people coming in. | |
| Yeah, Mr. Augenbach is moving himself around pretty well. | |
| I've been seeing him kind of spark up here and there. | |
| It's really good to see. | |
| Seems like a really nice guy. | |
| I spoke with him on the phone very briefly. | |
| We had a pretty nice conversation, so I had to have that discussion with him before. | |
| Who knows who you're getting on sometimes, but he was a really nice gentleman, so I'm looking forward to chatting with him today. | |
| I feel like there was more I wanted to update on, but now I'm feeling lost and stuck. | |
| I don't have anything to update on, so it feels a little bit odd. | |
| Oh, Friday. | |
| This coming Friday, 4 p.m. | |
| Eastern, I'm going to do our regular weekly show. | |
| And that is the one that we're finally going to start up on chapter two of Mein Kampf. | |
| I've been so sick. | |
| I haven't even been able to speak, let alone read chapters of a book. | |
| I would go crazy. | |
| It's going to be hard enough to speak today, so I'm going to try not to talk too much. | |
| Okay. | |
| Just put this in my schedule really quick. | |
| Okay. | |
| Another thing, this isn't for two weeks though. | |
| Those that are familiar with Monica Schaefer, she was on last week for the Ursula Haverbeck Memorial Stream, which was a wonderful show. | |
| If you guys haven't seen that, I highly recommend you go on the rebroadcast and give that a watch. | |
| I will be joining her on her program next Saturday, not this coming one, but the next one, at 8 p.m. | |
| Eastern. | |
| Now, I don't know if this is live or it's just put in rebroadcast format. | |
| I guess I'll have to ask her about that. | |
| But I think that'll be a nice show. | |
| She's been polite enough to invite me on with a little bit of pressure. | |
| In good hearts. | |
| But let me put that in as well because I have not been writing things down. | |
| Okay. | |
| So that'll be 8 p.m. | |
| Eastern on Saturday the 15th. | |
| We'll be going on Monica Schaefer's show. | |
| Ernst Video Collection, welcome, brother. | |
| Cool. | |
| Klaasha, hello. | |
| Yeah, maybe it is a little post-sickness brain fog. | |
| That definitely could be a contributor. | |
| I don't know, I got all kinds of... | |
| Weird stuff going on, man. | |
| The just profound amount of symptoms that I had from my sickness, I've never had something where I had that many symptoms. | |
| I'm typically a person, if I get sick, it's like 24 hours, 48 tops. | |
| I get mucus and congestion, maybe a bit of a cough that comes with it. | |
| Rarely. | |
| I'll go to fever temperatures. | |
| But this one was just... | |
| It was those symptoms and tenfold. | |
| just terrible. | |
| Austin, would slash have you talk to Jeremy McKenzie or Ferryman's Toll Or Derek Rantz. | |
| I'm not familiar with Derek Rantz. | |
| I can't recall if I've reached out to Jeremy McKenzie or not. | |
| I know I reached out to Ferryman's Toll. | |
| This was months ago. | |
| I can't remember. | |
| I think he didn't reply. | |
| Let me just look. | |
| I might still have... | |
| Yeah, he ignored my message, so... | |
| I mean, I can reach out to Jeremy McKenzie. | |
| Because I know a lot of people want me to do an interview with him. | |
| him. | |
| I've heard that quite a few times. | |
| Getting some good comments about the Africans. | |
| It's nice to see. | |
| Yeah, what's happening in South Africa is terrible. | |
| Mr. Augenbach is going to fill us in on that. | |
| that. | |
| Let me actually get him invited in now so that he's here on time. | |
| Let's set this over. | |
| There's that. | |
| Austin, are you referring to Jeremy? | |
| I would prefer to reach out to Jeremy. | |
| Oh, never mind. | |
| I guess not. | |
| Yeah, do they do a show together, or are these separate shows that they do? | |
| Because if they do separate shows, I think I'd rather do one with Jeremy McKenzie, somebody I mesh with a little bit better. | |
| I'm happy to see a lot of people really like the Mein Kampf reading idea. | |
| I've had a lot of people reach out and express some serious gratitude for the Mein Kampf book reading. | |
| I'm really excited to get that series back up and running. | |
| Yes, Gandalf, I do monitor this chat as well. | |
| I watch all my chats. | |
| So we've got five or six chats open at once. | |
| Odyssey. | |
| Actually, I did forget to open up the Twitter chat today. | |
| I sometimes forget to do that. | |
| Let me do that right now. | |
| It's the only chat I seem to forget. | |
| It just doesn't cross my mind. | |
| Sorry for the Twitter folks. | |
| If you guys feel like you're being ignored, sometimes you really are. | |
| Okay. | |
| With that said, we're on like six different chat rooms right now. | |
| Got FTJ chat opened up. | |
| We've got the Rumble chat, the Odyssey chat, and the Rumble Studio chat. | |
| So you guys can talk on any of those, and I will definitely see your chats. | |
| Let me make sure I refresh the FTJ one as well, because I know sometimes that's a problem. | |
| Okay, looks like we're good to go. | |
| And also, one thing I wanted to mention for anybody that's looking to support the show and help us keep this thing running, obviously we always have the link in the description below. | |
| However, there is a new payment processor and thing that's going on with Odyssey. | |
| So if you guys do plan on doing Super Chats or supporting in some way, shape, or form... | |
| I would recommend you do anywhere but Odyssey just for the time being until they get things kind of hammered out a little bit better. | |
| I'm not entirely sure what they're doing or what direction they're kind of turning themselves. | |
| So just, you know, keep that in mind. | |
| I would prefer that you guys don't do that. | |
| JC, welcome. | |
| Yeah, well, it's nice to have you here. | |
| Yeah, we're supposed to be live three days a week. | |
| I have been slacking a little bit on that. | |
| I mean, at one point, I was, you know, live three to five days a week, or three to six days a week, but it's been kind of rotating in all kinds of directions, so... | |
| Okay, let me pull this back up. | |
| He's going to be joining us in just a second here. | |
| Saruk, welcome. | |
| Yeah, Delta, I keep kicking myself in the ass. | |
| Again, I literally have... | |
| In one of my notebooks right here, I have three entire episodes written out. | |
| I just have not sat and recorded them. | |
| I have to record them at night because the lighting from in here, it glares off of the whiteboard and you can't read anything on it. | |
| So I have to record it at night. | |
| I just have to find a way to get that done. | |
| I even have a nice portable microphone to do it now, a lav mic. | |
| Big thank you to Nick from NNR. He actually provided me with that. | |
| It was very kind of him. | |
| Okay, it looks like we got him in with us. | |
| I think it's going to probably take you process to set up the camera first | |
| I see we got | |
| I can't read the full name. | |
| Origin? | |
| Original? | |
| Something original? | |
| In the Twitter chat, welcome, brother. | |
| Yeah? | |
| You think I'm sounding better? | |
| Maybe I do. | |
| Maybe I sound a little bit better. | |
| I feel like I still sound not great, but... | |
| Any minute laughter makes me go into a crazy coughing fit. | |
| Yeah, I certainly will, Delta. | |
| Delta. | |
| I see him in the studio. | |
| I don't know if he can hear me. | |
| me let me message him okay you can hear me on So on my end, it says that you don't have a webcam or a microphone connected. | |
| So if you just go to the little bottom piece of the screen. | |
| Oh, there you go. | |
| Now you have the webcam. | |
| There we go. | |
| Thank you very much. | |
| I apologize for the bulky headset, but, you know, my laptop's not working well, so I had to improvise. | |
| That's okay. | |
| Audience, for both Rumble Studio and my Rumble over here, please let me know if his audio is okay. | |
| If not, I can try to boost it up a little bit on my end, because I know it sounds a little quiet for me, but it might just be on my end. | |
| Is that better? | |
| It sounds about the same for me. | |
| Okay. | |
| Just let me know in the audience if you guys are okay with it, because it could just be on my side and not the actual recording. | |
| Okay. | |
| I hear nothing. | |
| Let's see. | |
| Sounds good to me. | |
| Okay. | |
| All right, looks like we should be all right then. | |
| Okay. | |
| Well, welcome, brother. | |
| So it's nice to have you. | |
| I've heard... | |
| Nothing but positive things about you and what you're doing over in South Africa. | |
| And I think that alone speaks to your character. | |
| So maybe just for the audience, if you want to introduce yourself a little bit, kind of give just a broad consensus of kind of who you are and what you're doing. | |
| And then we'll get into some questions about what's going on in the state of South Africa today. | |
| Thank you very much, Zach. | |
| I appreciate it. | |
| Obviously, we, as the Africana people, appreciate anybody that platforms, I'd say, the honest voices that come from South Africa. | |
| My name is Johannes Achenbach. | |
| I am a farmer from South Africa and also a part-time political activist. | |
| I was involved, very briefly, with conventional politics after I was invited to Parliament to become To join the Freedom Front Plus, but after spending a day there in Parliament, seeing the inner workings of it, I decided that the system will corrupt you. | |
| I don't think that you will have any power going into the system to reform it. | |
| And then began my political journey, my serious awakening to who really controls things in South Africa. | |
| Why things got to the place that it ultimately did right now. | |
| And in 2021, you know, after the death of Brendan Horner, myself and four other friends, young men that have never been, you know, could you say any leaders in incapacity, decided to start the Freiburger movement. | |
| Now, the Freiburger movement, It has got three goals, basically. | |
| It is to awaken our people, to rebuild our people, and to ultimately free our people from the servitude that we are in, you know, the intended servitude that we are in to this communist government that has taken over in South Africa. | |
| We are a white nationalist organization. | |
| We stand only for the rights of... | |
| White people and in solidarity with other similar nationalist organizations. | |
| Great. | |
| Fantastic introduction. | |
| I like that you specify that you are not a reform movement. | |
| You're a revolutionary movement. | |
| I think that's very important. | |
| I think there's still quite a few people that are stuck on that piece. | |
| They think somehow they're going to... | |
| You know, just get into the Republican system and vote their way into power somehow. | |
| It's just a little bit egregious. | |
| So, very happy that you specify that. | |
| So, I really want to get into this topic so we have plenty of time to discuss. | |
| So, can you maybe explain the state of affairs in South Africa? | |
| I mean, just to kind of start us off for those, because I think... | |
| The majority of my audience is American. | |
| We've got people from Europe as well, and most are honestly not even familiar with the geographical pieces of South Africa and what's going on there in itself. | |
| So can you first just talk about the white population in South Africa, kind of maybe how they came to be there, and maybe start with that, and then we'll go a little bit further. | |
| Absolutely. | |
| So that's a great question. | |
| So, also it's very important since a lot of people in South Africa, due to, you know, when the communists take over, the first thing that they do is they raise our identity so that we don't have anything to fall back on, anything to rally behind, right? | |
| Such as they want to commit a revolution and political upheaval, but they don't want that to be reciprocated. | |
| But anyway, so South Africa, how did it come to fruition? | |
| How did South Africa start? | |
| Basically, in 1652, or let's start from the very beginning, in 1488, it was discovered by the Portuguese and they circumvented the southernmost point of Africa. | |
| This was achieved after King John II of Portugal said that they should change the name from the Cape of Storms to the Cape of Good Hope because for many, many years they were attempting to circumvent the southernmost point of Africa, but they just couldn't do it because it's such a stormy day or whatever. | |
| It was very hard for them to do. | |
| And then in 1652, the Dutch East Indian Company tasked Jan van Riebiak To start a trading post. | |
| A halfway station to become a trading post for the Dutch East Indian Company. | |
| Then, there were white people that were set free from the service of the Dutch East Indian Company and they were given their freedom. | |
| These people were known as the Freiburgers, which in English translates to free citizens, but we don't like to translate our name because it sounds very... | |
| It doesn't sound as good as it does in Afrikaans, in English, you know? | |
| So these people then, they started farming and trading with the Dutch East Indian Company and exploring the countryside of South Africa. | |
| And while this was taking place, two wars took place in Europe between the Dutch and the English, in which one, the English won the control of Cape Town, and the other one, I believe, the Dutch regained Cape Town. | |
| And there's a very common expression in Afrikaans, it goes, which says the Cape is Dutch again. | |
| When the English were in control of the Cape Colony, they became very oppressive on the people that were free in the Cape, the white people that were free, bringing and imposing their laws from Britain on them, and obviously these people didn't like it. | |
| They also naturalized the non-whites that were in certain areas of South Africa so as to give them equal rights with the white Afrikaners at that point. | |
| This came to a climax in the Slachtersnack rebellion when after a loan dispute or a wage dispute, a man, a Besidenote man was shot and killed by 12 non-whites accompanied by a British officer. | |
| His brother at his funeral, Hans Poseidner, decided then to launch a rebellion, to avenge the deficits of his brother. | |
| And if I'm not mistaken, 36 men partook in that rebellion. | |
| But they lost abysmally and they were hung. | |
| So in that time period, if you were hung and the rope snapped, you were declared innocent in the eyes of God and man. | |
| And the rope snapped for 11 of the 12 people that were hung that day. | |
| And then the British decided to just simply hang them again. | |
| And it was at that point that the Great Track took place. | |
| Which is how the South African mainland was discovered, settled and founded. | |
| Because up until that point, 80% of the South African landscape was uninhabitable. | |
| And uninhabited because of the water scarcity. | |
| With the technology that we brought to South Africa, it made it possible for us to inhabit it. | |
| Now, it is worth noting that, as far as my knowledge stretch, South Africa is the only country in which the requirement was that you had to be a white man of the Protestant faith to be allowed into this country. | |
| And you had to have witnesses to your moral character. | |
| Before you were allowed to come here. | |
| So it was a very good stock of people that came to South Africa to settle it. | |
| The black people that they encountered came here roughly the same time as the white people. | |
| They colonialized from Central Africa downwards, and we, you know, expanded from Southern Africa with our ships because of superior technology. | |
| We expanded from the South. | |
| to the north obviously there were clashes borders were drawn we won the majority of battles against these black tribes and the the colored tribes they inhabited as nomads small pockets of South Africa where the biggest recorded number in one specific area was 400 of the Koi, I believe. | |
| And this Koi, which was found in the Sandveld, they are completely extinct today. | |
| They do not even exist as a people. | |
| And oftentimes it is said that there used to be a lot of miscegenation in the Cape Colony with the white Dutch people and the slaves, which is completely untrue. | |
| It was actually the Malaysians that were slaves as well. | |
| They were brought to the Cape at the same period as the white people that miscegenated with the Busmans and the Hottentots and the Nama and the Koi. | |
| So that's basically the racial makeup of South Africa. | |
| Later on, Indians were brought in, you know, into Port Natal. | |
| And that is why, till this day, I don't know if it is still true, but up until recently, I'm very sure that... | |
| Natal, the Natal province had the biggest Indian population outside of India, in the world. | |
| So, then, after the Great Drak took place, or during the Great Drak, the Battle of Blood River happened in 1948, in 1838, I apologize, 1838, and we were faced 500 men, Against more than 20,000 Zulus, roughly speaking. | |
| Nobody has the exact number. | |
| And the Boers made a vow that if God were to save them on that day, and they were to prevail in battle, then they would start a house to the glory of His name. | |
| Now, not a house in the sense of a church, but a house in the sense of a nation. | |
| A nation that would serve Him. | |
| And on that... | |
| After the fateful day of December 16th, 1838, the Boers prevailed without having one single casualty against the 20,000 Zulus. | |
| And the Zulus having an approximate casualties of anything above 3,000 slain Zulu warriors. | |
| After that, the different republics were set up. | |
| Transvaal, Freistad, Natal, Stellaland. | |
| There's actually so many different small republics that try to become autonomous in their own right, but the British attacked us, and I can't remember the exact date, and then it was known as the Battle of Amayuba. | |
| We beat them completely and utterly after a recommemoration. | |
| Or a commemoration or a recommitment of the vow. | |
| Because the people that made the vow said that we will become a people unto you, we will teach our children, and we will keep this day as a Sabbath forever, you know, and commemorate it as such. | |
| And then they stopped doing it, the people that made the vow. | |
| Then President Paul Krier and a bunch of guys said, well, listen, here's the problem. | |
| We made this vow unto God. | |
| We have been unfaithful in keeping it. | |
| Let's recommit the vow and let's go fight. | |
| And then only men set out to par the Kral, which is the place that they gathered. | |
| They held the day of the vow. | |
| And on that very same day, they rode out, having only seven bullets for each Boer warrior. | |
| Aging from 70 plus till, you know, 16 years old, or 12 years old, and they defeated the British utterly. | |
| And for a small time, the Boers had a bit of freedom and a bit of stability, and they unfortunately in that battle lost Natal, which was the only harbor that they had at that time. | |
| And then the English came again towards the latter part. | |
| of the 18th century and we lost that war. | |
| So in 1910 the Union of South Africa was founded by Alfred Milner where all those borders that we had that separated all the blacks and the whites from each other were abolished and they were forced to integrate with one another. | |
| It was made against the law. | |
| It was made against the law. | |
| To speak our language, the Afrikaans language, and the Boer people were extremely oppressed in that time period. | |
| This gave birth to the Nationalist Party that started the separate development program later known as the Apartheid South Africa, you know, to separate in a peaceful manner all these people that were forced to live together in the Union of South Africa. | |
| In 1948, We regained our freedom, partially from the British Empire, and in 1961, we became a republic. | |
| And unfortunately, only five years later, our president, Hendrik Franschevert, was murdered, and that is where the systematic abolishment and absolute, you know, dismantlement of or dismantling rather of the apartheid system began and this has been an ongoing process even unto this day they are still fighting the nationalist party | |
| the white people that serve international interests are still fighting to dismantle apartheid to this very day even after the government was handed over To the blacks. | |
| Now, obviously, that's painted with a very broad brush, and I could impossibly cover everything, but that should give you the just of how South Africa came to be, why we say that we are a white nation and that this country belongs to the white people. | |
| We are not a minority within a group. | |
| Our numbers is wholly irrelevant. | |
| The fact of the matter remains that it is our forefathers that baptized this land to our own with their blood and with the blood of our martyrs and the blood of all the faithful. | |
| So this country belongs to us without any shadow of a doubt and we will not settle and we will not be content with A minority status within a group. | |
| We want our freedom completely. | |
| Thank you. | |
| That was a lovely general history because, again, I think most of my audience is probably not too familiar with South Africa and how it came to be, so I really appreciate you providing that context because I think that helps to understand why what's happening today is particularly awful, right? | |
| I mean, it's bad enough that... | |
| Globally, white people are being displaced. | |
| We're losing our power in all of our nations. | |
| But specifically with the case of South Africa, again, without people having that prior knowledge, everybody knows that England has always been a white country, that there's no question about that. | |
| And I think people hear Africa and they think, oh, Africa, that's where the brown people are, right? | |
| They don't think it through. | |
| So I do appreciate you providing some of that context. | |
| Now to kind of put us into this more modern framework and talk about the situation that's at hand today, you know, and I definitely want to at some point get into the Jewish aspect of this as well, because they obviously have, they always have their hand in just about every aspect of these things. | |
| You know, the diamond industry, and there's plenty of different things that Jews have been doing down in South Africa for a long time. | |
| So I guess just to start, let's talk about what exactly is happening to, well, first off, the majority white population in South Africa are farmers. | |
| So how are these people being displaced? | |
| Is this governmental policy? | |
| Is this kind of social pressures? | |
| What is happening that's displacing people? | |
| Obviously, people are being killed. | |
| How are these things happening? | |
| Is this the government doing this? | |
| Is this outside entities? | |
| Give us some kind of understanding as to how this is happening. | |
| Well, it's a good elaboration. | |
| So that's a very good way of phrasing the question. | |
| But it's been ongoing for longer than just the reign of the ANC. Like I said, it has been a process of dismantling apartheid. | |
| And apartheid was a peaceful attempt. | |
| And repatriating all the people that were brought forcefully to this country, back to where they came from. | |
| Now, to give you the idea, in the Anglo-Boer War, Lord Kitchener implemented something known as the Scorched Earth Policies and the concentration camps, | |
| in which an attempted genocide was You know executed on my people where it is only speculated how many people died because there has been a very very big a Conforted effort to get rid of evidence, | |
| but the official statistics say anything approximately to the You know, the likes of 30,000 women and children that were fed glass in their food. | |
| They would starve to hunger, and then when they did get food, they would throw scrap metal and glass in the food and stuff like that. | |
| It was a truly, truly horrific thing that happened. | |
| But at the same time, whenever they would take these women and move them to the camps, they would burn down the farms. | |
| All the livestock, all the farms, all... | |
| All infrastructure. | |
| So that led to a situation where we went from almost 90% Boers in the countryside, you know, owning farm, land, and being free and working the land, to a situation where 48% in 1911, 48% of the white population specifically lived in the rural country. | |
| But 52% lived in the metropoles, you see. | |
| And today, only 28% of white people remain on the rural countryside. | |
| So it's been a systematic displacement of white people to the cities, you know? | |
| And why I say that with Nelson Mandela, so far it has actually been a thing from the very beginning that we got here. | |
| Individual trekkers would be Attacked and brutalized. | |
| But farm murders as we know it today is probably more... | |
| It probably started with Nelson Mandela as a terror campaign against the apartheid government. | |
| And what they would do is they would attack a family that is isolated and they would torture them for days on end, depending on how isolated the farmers were. | |
| In the most grotesque ways imaginable. | |
| And the reason why they would torture them is because not everybody is killed in a farm attack. | |
| It is rarely that a family is wiped out in a farm attack because they almost always leave survivors. | |
| Now, what is that indicative of? | |
| Terror. | |
| They want people to remain alive to tell the story. | |
| When it gets to the dunes, why is this taking place? | |
| Why are we being displaced? | |
| So, Ernst Oppenheimer came here to South Africa and they bought the farm. | |
| They bought the farm from a Boer family that goes by the name of the BH. Today, that is the Anglo-American company. | |
| It is neither Anglo nor American. | |
| It is Anglo-American in triple parentheses. | |
| It is a Jewish-owned mining organization, one of the wealthier families probably in the world. | |
| I don't think that they declare their wealth and riches, you know, as normal people do. | |
| From what I understand, they do not even pay taxes, and they've got their own private airport with its own customs. | |
| In Johannesburg. | |
| So they can come in and do whatever the hell they want. | |
| These Oppenheimers. | |
| Now, Adam Oppenheimer, his son, Harry Oppenheimer, which was a converted Christian, by the way, just for the people that think that this is about religion. | |
| You must know that the Jews will lie about their religious affiliation so as to avoid the consequences of their repeated actions. | |
| And atrocities against our people. | |
| And therefore, it is extremely important for us to remember this going forward. | |
| Now, Harry Oppenheimer, after being converted to the Christian faith, as he proclaimed the converso, so to speak, he said in 1972 that in order for them to achieve I could send you the quote after the show. | |
| But in order for them to achieve what they wished to achieve with South Africa, they could not allow any group that is suspect of foreign influence to control South Africa, especially not the white group. | |
| And that Cecil John Rhodes was right in trying to destroy the Boer folk of South Africa. | |
| He just was wrong in his methodology. | |
| He should not have done it with overt violence, but he should have done it through a bloodless conquering. | |
| And that bloodless conquering is what we see today. | |
| It isn't bloodless, but it isn't overt. | |
| It is, as Lenin put it, Lenin inverted the statement of von Klausewitz, the great Prussian general, when von Klausewitz said, is the natural continuation of politics by other means and Lenin said that politics is the natural continuation of war by other means so in other words for the communist the war continues and is best fought in the political | |
| sphere that is why we see white genocide in South Africa being contested and denied and debated over when it is actively happening you see When we are legislated out of our possessions every single day, because this is the format of war that they choose to fight us with. | |
| So we now know that their intent was to get rid of us completely. | |
| And that hasn't stopped. | |
| In fact, Nelson Mandela, the savior of the world as we know him, You know, or he has commonly, you know, been introduced to the world. | |
| We know him as a bloodthirsty terrorist, was introduced into politics by Walter Susulu. | |
| Now, Walter Susulu was the son of, they would say, a British man, but if you would look at his physiognomy, I would say that that is a heavily debatable statement. | |
| I forget his name exactly. | |
| I think it is Dickinson, Alan Dickinson. | |
| Something to that, you know, extent. | |
| Walter Susulu introduced Nelson Mandela to a Jewish lawyer in Johannesburg known as Lazar Sidulski, which also made it possible for blacks to study law for the first time in South Africa, because prior to that they were not allowed. | |
| Unfortunately, our people viewed these Jews as being white. | |
| What is also noteworthy is that these Jews, the majority, the overwhelming majority of them, came here after the turn of the century. | |
| So, he introduced them to Lazar Zdulski and a Jewish comedian and radio personality, if that rings a bell, not... | |
| And these people basically trained Nelson Mandela to become the revolutionary that he is, and they trained him in law. | |
| Coinciding with that, in the 1950s, the Freedom Charter of the ANC. Now, if you wish to, you can go, you can draw up, you can Google quickly the Freedom Charter of the ANC, and then we can go through it, and then you can see exactly Why land is being expropriated? | |
| Because that intent was already communicated through the Freedom Charter in 1950. And of the 3,000 people that were gathered there that day, the ones that wrote the Freedom Charter, all of them were Jews. | |
| Rufus, Ethel Dresd, Lionel Berenstein, and Alan Lipman. | |
| These are the ones that wrote. | |
| The Freedom Charter for the ANC and all of those Jews came here at the turn of the century. | |
| And that is extremely obnoxious once you take into consideration what exactly they write in that Freedom Charter. | |
| I have the Charter up here now on my screen. | |
| My audience can see it. | |
| So I don't know if you want to go over this a little bit too, because this is... | |
| Definitely like to go over that. | |
| It's going to be very enlightening for our people. | |
| Let me just draw it up as well. | |
| Okay. | |
| It's extremely insidious, you know. | |
| Okay. | |
| Okay, so I suppose we can start. | |
| Yeah, so now just a heads up for the audience. | |
| The Rumble Studio, you guys won't be able to physically read this with us, but we're going to be explaining it anyway, so you'll see it. | |
| All the other audiences, you guys can obviously see it on the screen now. | |
| So if you guys do want to see it from Rumble Studio, just go over to Odyssey or something briefly and then you can pop back over. | |
| So I don't know if you want to kick this off and we can discuss this. | |
| Yeah, absolutely. | |
| So the Freedom Charter. | |
| June 26, 1955, as adopted at the Congress of the People of Cliptown. | |
| As adopted, meaning not formulated by these people, but they adopted it, and the people that gave it to them were Alan Lipman, Rufus, Ethel Drist, and Lionel Rusty Berenstein. | |
| All of them Jews. | |
| All of them came here after the turn of the century. | |
| We, the people of South Africa, Declare for all our country and the world to know that South Africa belongs to all who live in it, black, white, and that no government can justify a justly claim authority unless it is based on the will of all the people. | |
| Now this is the first time when a one man, one vote was introduced. | |
| The prospect was foreshadowed that there one day will be a one-man, one-vote system in which an ungodly amount of non-whites and blacks would be brought to South Africa and then given voting rights. | |
| Because at the time when this was written, they didn't have any voting rights. | |
| And the people that suggest that, that say the people of South Africa declare that This country belongs to all. | |
| These people weren't even native to South Africa. | |
| They have got the good spot to come to South Africa and to say, hey, this belongs to us now. | |
| They have got the good spot to tell us that we only came here in 1652, but they only came here in the 19th century. | |
| I'm curious as well here, just to understand, in South Africa, do they... | |
| When you go through the education system there, do they teach you about Nelson Mandela and paint him in this very positive light? | |
| They have erased all poor history from the history books. | |
| They have changed our names. | |
| The capital, with the union building in... | |
| Sorry, I must check my... | |
| I mustn't get so excited. | |
| But with the capital building in Pretoria... | |
| They changed that city that used to be our seat of government for the Transvaal Republics from Pretoria to Twane. | |
| Blacks didn't lay the stones. | |
| They didn't think out anything. | |
| They would lie and say they were the laborers that built that city, but it's not true. | |
| It's simply not true. | |
| It was white people. | |
| But anyway, so they go on then to say that... | |
| Our people have been robbed of their birthright to land liberty and peace by a form of government founded on injustice and inequality. | |
| So the government was not founded on injustice and inequality. | |
| That government said to rectify the injustice that was forced onto us by the British at the base of the Jewish international finance. | |
| So they Perpetrated genocide against us, tried to completely exterminate us, forced, brought in Alfred Milner in, after finding the Union of South Africa, brought in 100,000 blacks, foreign blacks, to come into South Africa. | |
| Almost like this H1B1. Now, consider this. | |
| Americans are upset at the prospect of 100,000 Indians that would come into America today, when you guys are almost half... | |
| A billion people, right? | |
| But in that time, South African white population was like 1.2 million. | |
| And they brought in 100,000 blacks. | |
| That is significant. | |
| And 30,000 Chinamen to work on the mines. | |
| And when the white people protested this so much, this is just going to the point that peaceful protest doesn't work. | |
| Because when white people protested this, the Jan Smith Union government shot and killed them in the streets. | |
| They shot innocent protesters. | |
| So, you know. | |
| And what's really interesting, you know, reading this again from an American perspective and much of my audience being the same, this charter here, freedom charter, right? | |
| This is very reminiscent of America with the Heart Seller Act, which was done by Jews, right, in 65 in the United States. | |
| Your situation with Mandela is basically the same as Martin Luther King, right? | |
| And Martin Luther King, who they prompted up to be this amazing individual as well in our society, there were Jews writing his speeches, they were putting him out there in the media, and what we're reading here on this Freedom Charter literally looks just like a speech that would have been... | |
| Every single Mandela quote that there is, is a Jewish person that wrote that quote for him. | |
| Yeah, it was the same with Martin Luther King. | |
| They propped these people up. | |
| I'm actually interested to see the source for that. | |
| I'd be interested to look into that. | |
| Okay, so we can get to that. | |
| The Freedom Charter of the ANC. | |
| So, we're gonna, after we've done this, I want to show you something interesting that the audience will also like. | |
| And therefore, we, the people of South Africa, black and white, together equals countrymen and brothers, adopt this Freedom Charter. | |
| And we pledge ourselves to strive together, sparing neither strength nor courage until the good... | |
| The democratic changes here set out have been one. | |
| So here, again, they pose democracy as this harmless thing, but then again impose, superimpose, a one-man-one-vote system when there would be prospect of 60 million blacks versus 7 million white people, knowing full well that that will exclude white people from the political process forever, indefinitely, you know? | |
| They are very disingenuous and insidious by the phrasing and wording that they use in this statement. | |
| Also, if we are equal, why are white people excluded from the economy? | |
| Why is there more than 500,000 white people, between 500 and a million white people, living in absolute impoverishment today, after the abolition of Apartheid. | |
| Because there is... | |
| I can't tell you exactly how many race-based laws. | |
| There are more than a hundred race-based laws against white people in a black-majority country. | |
| So, in America, they tell you, no, you need these affirmative action because the whites are so oppressive towards the black minority in America. | |
| But explain to me then why, when we are the minority in South Africa, is the exact same thing used against us? | |
| Why are we excluded from the economy? | |
| Why is there affirmative action when we are literally only 7% of the entire population? | |
| But anyway, I digress. | |
| The people shall govern. | |
| Every man and woman shall have the right to vote. | |
| For and to stand as a candidate for all bodies which make laws. | |
| All people that shall be entitled to take part in the administration of the country. | |
| The rights of the people shall be the same regardless of race, color, or sex. | |
| So that regardless of race, color, or sex is hinting towards this non-racial government that... | |
| Harry Oppenheimer referenced in his 1970 speech. | |
| So that is the ultimate goal. | |
| They want a non-racial. | |
| And non-racial doesn't mean one in which you are not judged by the color of your skin, by the content of your character. | |
| It means that the color of your skin will all be the same because the concept of race will be destroyed. | |
| Not legislatively, but physically. | |
| Physically. | |
| They will legislate. | |
| Race out of existence. | |
| So that is the intent that is being communicated there. | |
| All national groups shall be protected by law against insults to their race and national pride. | |
| That is not true. | |
| Today, when we hoist our flags, our symbols, it is deemed hate speech. | |
| When we, they change the names of our towns, the towns that we build. | |
| You see? | |
| So they do this on the premise that it's about being fair and it's about being, you know, equitable nonsense. | |
| They insult us. | |
| They change the names of our tongues. | |
| And when we even display our symbols, it is called hate speech. | |
| The preaching and practice of national race or color discrimination and contem shall be punishable crime. | |
| That is coming to fruition. | |
| If you use certain words in South Africa, you can be thrown in jail for it. | |
| So even what I'm doing now here, I'm sure if some Jew were to hear it, is punishable and whatever by the courts of law, which I do not acknowledge in South Africa, by the way. | |
| And I also want to add, too, in case people think you're being hyperbolic, I just want to actually... | |
| This idea that all national groups shall be protected by law against insults to their race and national pride. | |
| Just one way to really hammer home and prove that this is not the case. | |
| And, Johannes, I don't know if you're actually familiar with this case. | |
| There was some dykish woman who made this art behind her. | |
| She was wearing a hoodie that had it as well that says, fuck white people across it. | |
| Are you familiar with that? | |
| Yes, I'm also familiar with the lecture of the University of Witwatersrand that said, white men need to do us all the favor and commit harakiri. | |
| What's that Japanese suicide form? | |
| He basically said, we must, I think it's Arakiri, we must all come at Arakiri, which should fall on our sword, proverbially, to rid the world of the evil of the white man. | |
| Yeah, so again, you know, we have this freedom charter that states that you can't even insult any national group, but this individual here, and it's on the screen for you guys that are watching over on Odyssey and the Rumble, this person... | |
| Dean Hutton, which is genderqueer, it's a beast, this is literally an ogre, This person did a fuck white people art display, if you want to call it art, and a South African court ruled that this was A-OK, this was not illegal, because it fell under the guise of protesting. | |
| So, I just want to point that out, that there is a very clear double standard that's inexcusable. | |
| Well, above and beyond that, the song Kill the Boer. | |
| Literally, Kill the Boer, Kill the Former. | |
| Has been deemed by the Human Rights Commission of South Africa as not a violation of anybody's rights. | |
| It is not wrong. | |
| It is totally acceptable. | |
| And here's something interesting for you. | |
| The person that led, on behalf of the Boers, the case against the singing of the song, Shoot the Boer, is nobody other than Mark Oppenheimer. | |
| Remember we were just talking about the Oppenheimer family? | |
| Mark Oppenheimer, a Jew! | |
| And he lost! | |
| And I would love nothing more than to do a video analysis at one point with people going over everything that happened in that court case. | |
| Showing, you know, exactly where you can see Julius Malema, the absolute fear that that Jew strikes into his arm. | |
| This guy that would go on stage and sing in front of hundreds of thousands of blacks. | |
| Sorry. | |
| About killing white people. | |
| And goes on Agile in Kutama, which said in Pochostrua, we will kill every single white person. | |
| We'll kill their dogs. | |
| We'll kill their cats. | |
| If they kill one of us, we will kill five of them. | |
| We will kill their cats. | |
| We will kill their dogs. | |
| We will kill them all. | |
| And do you know what happened to him? | |
| Nothing. | |
| Absolutely nothing. | |
| Yeah, I can't say that this is surprising at all, given what we've seen globally as these people are able to get away with these things. | |
| So, maybe we can push on from the Freedom Charter and maybe we can talk about a couple of the... | |
| Obviously, you talked about Oppenheimer and a couple others, but maybe if you want to lay out some of the more... | |
| Prominent Jewish figures that are involved in this, because I always think that obviously them being the source of this, everywhere you look, communism is always fomented by these people. | |
| It's just a method, right? | |
| So if you want to maybe list off a couple of these Jews and talk about what certain ones have done to help draw this connection a little bit further and get people to understand this. | |
| this. | |
| And I really like that earlier you specified that this is not a religious problem, because this is something that I talk about quite often on my show, because it has to be understood that this is a racial issue when it comes to these people. | |
| They are not religiously against us. | |
| They are racially against us. | |
| That is very clear, and they make it clear themselves. | |
| So I'm glad that we're on that page. | |
| So let's get into this a little bit. | |
| Well, before we get into that, I would quickly want to show you Something interesting that you might find interesting. | |
| So, if you would quickly Google the Fierklier. | |
| So, it's spelled like this. | |
| Fierklier. | |
| I put it in the private chat there for you. | |
| And you can draw it up. | |
| That is the flag of the Boer Republics. | |
| The Fierklier. | |
| Okay. | |
| And you can just click on images. | |
| And then you can see the four colors, right? | |
| Yep. | |
| Now you can go and now you can Google the New South Africa, the flag. | |
| Tell me if you can see something, a correlation between the feel clear and the New South African flag. | |
| Quite a bit, yeah. | |
| So, you will see that there is a black spear protruding into the field there. | |
| I see. | |
| And it's got a golden border. | |
| What is significant about this? | |
| Wow! | |
| Which is spear of the nation, which is the militant wing of the ANC government. | |
| Their colors were black and yellow. | |
| So, it is literally... | |
| The spear of the nation. | |
| That pierces the flag of the Boer Republics. | |
| So as to symbolize the genocide on our people. | |
| This symbology is literally in plain sight for the world to see. | |
| And they say this is about humanity. | |
| And it's about a little man that, you know, has got no color and embraces the raised blind nonsense. | |
| It's a symbol. | |
| Symbolic gesture of the genocide of the Boer people. | |
| I don't know if you can see that, but I thought it was well worth mentioning. | |
| No, I definitely can. | |
| I think that's extremely interesting because symbology is something they use quite often. | |
| It's their way of mocking the situation that we're in because there's so many lame brains that are incapable of recognizing those things. | |
| That's a really good eye. | |
| A fantastic thing to show actually, so thank you for bringing that up. | |
| Okay, so I've seen you on Telegram if you want to share this with people. | |
| You know, the Jewish involvement in the Rivonia trial, which was a terror trial because a bunch of anti-apartheid terrorists were caught. | |
| People like... | |
| You know, Ahmed Katrada and Nelson Mandela went on to become politicians in South Africa. | |
| And then you can see even one of the people that wrote the Freedom Charter, Lionel Bernstein, he's there. | |
| In the Rivonia trial, the Rivonia trial took place between 9 October 1963 and 12 June 1964 in apartheid era South Africa. | |
| After a group of 10 terrorists who aimed to kill whites were arrested on the Lelys Lee farm in Rivonia. | |
| The farm was secretly used for meetings of Nkontu Wissizwe. | |
| You remember the spear that pierces the field clear. | |
| The newly formed armed wing of the African National Congress. | |
| The trial took place in Pretoria at the Palace of Justice in the Old Synagogue. | |
| Lie! | |
| There were white people among the terrorists at the Rivonia trial. | |
| So, they would often say this in the media, conventional media, that white people were so tired of the oppressing of black people that they fought against it and were willing to take up arms against the, you know, the part of government. | |
| But it's absolute nonsense. | |
| None of the terrorists arrested at the Ravonia trial were white. | |
| There were, in fact, six Jews known as James Cantor, Bob Heppel, Harry Holpe, Lionel Bernstein, it's hard to pronounce you, it made up surnames, Dennis Goldberg and Arthur Goldreich. | |
| And then Walter Sessouli is also, in my opinion, the son of a Jew. | |
| So the overwhelming majority of terrorists were Jewish. | |
| Then you had the activists, the women's activists, The movement known as Black Sash, and the Progressive Party, which has become the DA, the Progressive Party of South Africa, was a Jewish-founded and Jewish-run political party. | |
| From that day until now, it is still a Jewish-owned and funded organization with the most major donors. | |
| I can get those at another time for you, showing that the biggest donors to this party are all Jews. | |
| But in any way, they formed the Black Sash. | |
| Helen Zilla, which today is a politician in the Democratic Alliance of South Africa, even often has boasted that she hid terrorists like Jacob Zuma in her house to help them avoid capture. | |
| And they would use the churches to smuggle in, I think it's the Anglican church, which they used to... | |
| Smuggle in weapons to commit terror against white people in South Africa. | |
| Nelson Mandela obviously went on to do the church bombing and a whole chain of different bombings in South Africa. | |
| But like I said, the Democratic Alliance, as it is known today, or the Progressive Party, as it was known then, was entirely Jewish. | |
| The Black Sash Movement, spearheaded by Helen Sussman, Was entirely Jewish. | |
| The terrorists arrested in the Rivonia trial, which is wrongly characterized and categorized as white, were all Jewish. | |
| These were not people that were part of a protest against the apartheid government. | |
| They physically killed my people. | |
| So... | |
| Joe Slobo, which is also a very, very prominent Jew and terrorist, that helped Chris Hohani and Nelson Mandela. | |
| Then there is Rani Kasserals, that also, you know, helped Nkontu Isiswe with their terror campaigns. | |
| And to this day, this country is basically ran by the Ruperts. | |
| The Oppenheimers, the Herzogs, and then families like the Resecs. | |
| Now, Neil Resec is a Jew that does property rights and stuff like that in South Africa. | |
| I don't know what it is in English. | |
| It's an actor. | |
| I forgot. | |
| So he does the legislation for, you know, property rights and whatever. | |
| And he's the one that... | |
| Managers, so to speak, which is sort of how I found out about the Jews. | |
| I was studying in Potsdam University, and we had a youth pastor when I was a kid, like a kid's pastor, that would always preach in our little church in the town where I came from, and he was living near to Potsdam. | |
| So I go to visit him and, you know, chat with him, and then he told me to look into... | |
| David Irving's work, and that the Holocaust is fake, and stuff like that. | |
| And that's where my awakening started happening. | |
| In that similar, more or less, that time frame, I also met Neil Resig, and I was absolutely shocked when he told us how he got, basically, Silverarmaposa. | |
| Into the company known today as African Rainbow Minerals and Patrice Muchepe, which is the wealthiest black in South Africa, basically. | |
| And how they manipulated the markets of the hunting and wild games in South Africa. | |
| And when I heard how these people did business, I was so appalled. | |
| I thought to myself, what the hell is this? | |
| And, you know, who is this person? | |
| How can somebody be so, one single person be so morally corrupt? | |
| And my dad, actually, at one point, because he's a little bit naive, you know, he's a boomer, very good man, but, you know, he does his work. | |
| He doesn't pay too much attention to politics or whatever. | |
| So he's speaking with his junior risk, and he says to him, but, yeah, from what you're telling me, It sounds to me like you're a fucking Jew. | |
| And the expression on that guy's face, it went from being this friendly, nice old man to absolute seething hatred. | |
| So that's more or less when my awakening started taking place and I started doing research into a lot of these things, you know? | |
| Yeah, it's a... | |
| Sounds like a pretty similar process to what I've experienced and many others. | |
| So, I want to kind of maybe move into your movement and what you're trying to do. | |
| If you want to describe to the audience why your movement was founded, when it was founded. | |
| And what your goals are, you know, maybe short-term goals that are reasonable and then maybe even higher ambitions that you would hope to, at some point, achieve in the future. | |
| Okay, great question. | |
| So my movements known as the Freiburger, yet again, we focus heavily on symbology, like you would see after here, behind me is the Potritish flag or the Freiburger flag, which is the flag that they conquered South Africa with. | |
| Where they set inland, they marched under this banner. | |
| But it didn't have the eagle on it. | |
| The eagle is on the weapon of Transvaal, or the emblem of Transvaal Republics. | |
| We took it from there. | |
| And the spear in the talons of the eagle is signifying the breaking of foreign power, you know, freeing our people from the might of black violence. | |
| So... | |
| Our movement was founded in 2021. Now, I'm going to give a bit of a backstory of why our movement was founded. | |
| The Nationalist Party, after they killed Hendrik Favurth, along with the Jews, I have to just sharpen up in this history, but actually before they killed Hendrik Favurth, they foreshadowed it in the New York Times. | |
| And then, on that fateful day, I think it was in September 1966. They killed our leader, Edrik Vavuld, on the 6th of September, which was actually less than two weeks after the Bush War was started. | |
| Now, going back to what von Klausewitz said, you know, war is the natural continuation of politics, so had he been allowed to live, then apartheid would have come to its full potential in that war, you know? | |
| And it would have been fought the way that it needed to be fought. | |
| But they killed him, less than two weeks after he started the war. | |
| And slowly started dismantling it with people like John Foster making loans with Henry Kissinger from America, even though at that point in time we had a stronger currency than the Americans did. | |
| We had stronger currency than America did. | |
| We had stronger currency than Europe did. | |
| So, let me just get my thoughts together again. | |
| So, this government, the Nationalist Party that usurped Hendrik Verwoord and that was working with the international Jewry, they said to the I think it was the United Security Council, International Security Council, whatever. | |
| They said to them, we commit ourselves to dismantling apartheid. | |
| And in South Africa, they said to the opposition, Joao Marais of the refounded Nationalist Party, that Hermes Creel, the Minister of Defense, that they solemnly swear and promise that they would never ever allow... | |
| A revolution to take place in South Africa because it would be detrimental. | |
| They would not allow a black revolution and they do not fear a black revolution as much as they fear a white revolution because they say that a white revolution would be way worse and have way worse implications for them. | |
| Now, fast forward to the releasing of Nelson Mandela. | |
| By the way, Nelson Mandela They say he was imprisoned, I think, for 20 or 28 years, which is not true. | |
| He was imprisoned for, I can't remember how long. | |
| It was the FBI that tipped off the apartheid government of his whereabouts. | |
| Then the apartheid government imprisoned him. | |
| When the apartheid government wanted to execute him, the FBI intervened again at the CIA, forcing us to stop the execution and to imprison him. | |
| Seven years before Nelson Mandela was released, he was taken To a house in Franschhoek, in which he was trained and which he was coerced into the politics of the future. | |
| Because when they officially released him, because he was a hardcore, hardline communist. | |
| When they actually released him, Chris Haney came out of hiding. | |
| Now, Chris Haney was a full-blooded, you know, revolutionary. | |
| And he said that, The day that he gets released is the day that, you know, the Uhuru must commence. | |
| Now, Uhuru is African freedom, but it is associated with white people being completely killed, all of them. | |
| And Nelson Mandela actually refused to disavow violence. | |
| But then the Nationalist Party, in a foul swoop, killed Krasani, we suspect, with In collaboration with the ANC. And then they set the stage for Nelson Mandela to declare peace. | |
| And to say that we mustn't make war. | |
| Because had we made war, we would have completely obliterated them. | |
| So, ever since that day, till this day, there has constantly been a policing of white people and black people. | |
| Either one of these groups starts fighting the other, and it becomes a situation that they can't control. | |
| Now, like I said, I went to Parliament in 2016. And after that, an old drill sergeant that I met when I was in university asked me, When are you going to go into politics? | |
| We really need a guy like you in politics. | |
| And I said to him, yeah, well, you know, I just had this invitation, but the thing that bothers me is that these people seem corrupt, and it dawned on me that if I go there, then it is not I that will change them, but they that will change me. | |
| So then I sort of, you know, didn't... | |
| Pursue that path, and I joined up in 2017 with the Sight London Movement. | |
| Now, after being there for a year, and listening to the same things being regurgitated, how one day we are going to be killed, and how we cannot fight back, because if we fight back, then the world will be against us, etc., etc. | |
| I started doing a podcast with an American guy that had a history channel on Facebook. | |
| And then I started doing it more frequently with a friend of mine on the Southern AF podcast. | |
| And then I did podcasting probably until 2020. 2020 was a big year for our folk because a young guy by the name of Brendan Ordner was killed. | |
| But I, in the meantime, left Zeitlanders. | |
| And when I left Southlanders and became a white nationalist, I decided that, because when I was in the Southlanders, I was afraid of the future. | |
| I didn't want to have children. | |
| I was thinking, we can't have children because there's going to be this big race war in South Africa, and if we have children, what about them, et cetera, et cetera. | |
| So when I became a white nationalist, I immediately set out, found myself a wife, and started building a family. | |
| Today I am a man with three children so far. | |
| And it's in progress. | |
| I aim to have as many as I can. | |
| I've got a very optimistic view towards the future. | |
| But anyway, 2020, Brendan Horner was killed. | |
| Now, when Brendan Horner was killed, it almost elicited a civil war. | |
| White people toppled freaking armored police vehicles and set alight police vehicles. | |
| And stormed the courts because they wanted to commit mob justice. | |
| But immediately, Afri Forum and all the lackeys that work for the deep state, the Jews here in South Africa, they came out to control the situation, saying that we must focus on international protests, we mustn't take the law into our own hands, we should let justice run its course, etc. | |
| By the way, they said that all the people that killed Brendan Horner were released. | |
| But what made Boer so mad about Brendan Horner is the fact that he was a 21-year-old guy, I think, and all the bones in his fists were broken as he fought to remain alive. | |
| And that's what I want to tell people, is that as long as we fight, it can inspire hope. | |
| It is not tragic if we should fail. | |
| It is tragic if we should never attempt it, you know? | |
| So... | |
| It is our moral obligation to stand up and to fight. | |
| So, in the year of 2020, after Brendan Horner had been killed, I was standing on my farmer, on the farmer next to me, my neighbor's farm, and we were discussing everything that had transpired this year, and how we're going to go to, you know, Gelofte Dagte of the Well, and blah, blah, blah. | |
| And he was saying to me, Johannes, I tell you, as God is my witness, 2020 will not pass before the war has broken out. | |
| And then I said to him, sir, I vow unto you that if this war does not break out this year, then I will start a movement or a political party or a movement or do something, but I will no longer just sit and wait and see what will happen. | |
| And that is how, in the very next year, I started the movement with four of my friends. | |
| And it's actually a great story of how all of us... | |
| You know, got together. | |
| God really provided for us in that sense. | |
| And ever since, you know, we have been working on an ideology because we believe in the ideological unification of our people. | |
| Not every single man, woman and child, but the hardliners in our people to drive the message that South Africa is our country and that nobody apart from us has a rightful claim to this country. | |
| In essence, if I were to say, you know, the three tenets of the movement is, or goal of the movement is to awaken our people, to rebuild our people, and to free our people. | |
| We also focus on community building, training, and getting everybody spiritually prepared for whatever The dynamics of the struggle may be. | |
| But the middle point, the starting point for us is to say, we stand for the white man in South Africa, and we will not abandon South Africa, and we will move white people to acclimate to that message. | |
| We do not do many public demonstrations. | |
| We organize behind the scenes. | |
| For the reason that when we do it, we do it very calculated and strategically. | |
| That's why when we did it, the German embassy, you know, wrote against me saying that I'm no longer allowed in Germany, you know, and that they distanced themselves from our views, and politicians got involved, the media got involved, everybody got involved. | |
| They tried to infiltrate our movement, but we did it with... | |
| Extreme, you know, intent. | |
| We do not seek to appeal to the authority of the ANC government. | |
| We reject their authority. | |
| They are a terrorist government that have no place in ruling over us and that were illegitimately forced onto us by international jury through the apparatus of the American government and the CIA. So, We seek to, first and foremost, give our people the pride that they will require to aspire to the things that we wish to pursue, if that makes sense. | |
| Good. | |
| It all sounds fantastic. | |
| I've got to say, I couldn't agree more with everything that you've laid out ideologically, just your general understanding of the circumstance. | |
| Not just for South Africa, but for our people collectively and the Jews and their connection to it. | |
| I think you have a very similar understanding as I do. | |
| So it's very nice to talk to somebody who comes from that same perspective. | |
| I had a pretty short questionnaire for you today. | |
| Do you have anything specific that you wanted to add? | |
| I mean, we have like 15 or 20 more minutes. | |
| So did you have anything else that you wanted to specifically touch on or anything you wanted to ask on my end? | |
| Kind of open stage here for the last maybe 20 minutes or so. | |
| Okay, cool. | |
| So I would like to open the conversation by saying that I see a lot of people are happy about the fact that Donald Trump mentioned South Africa in a tweet again. | |
| But I just want to draw them back to the fact that he did that in 2021 or 2020 as well. | |
| And when he did that, he sent Pompeo and Mike Sullivan here. | |
| And when they came here, after they left. | |
| So, this is my summation of what transpired there. | |
| They met the guy that did the Qudesa negotiations. | |
| Now, Qudesa is where they... | |
| Remember, we were never supposed to vote to give the ANC power. | |
| They told our parents that they were only going to vote... | |
| To negotiate with them. | |
| But then, it wasn't a negotiation, it was a complete relinquishment of power. | |
| So it was extreme amounts of treachery that took place in this country. | |
| Anyway, so the guy that led this treacherous negotiations, Rolf Mayer, he meets John Sullivan and Mike Pompeo. | |
| What is John Sullivan and Mike Pompeo? | |
| They are security analysts for America. | |
| They tell Donald Trump, listen bro, This country, it's about to go down there, so maybe we should do this or suggest that. | |
| After they leave here, the rhetoric regarding expropriation without compensation changes from we will forcefully take it to, oh no, we will not force anybody to give away their land, but we're going to bring in black economic empowerment into the agricultural sector. | |
| And if you're not willing, To work with us, then you can be a farmer, but you're not going to be able to make a living. | |
| So you see, it's a form of economic sanctions, which is the exact playbook of the Jews and, you know, the American empire or whatever. | |
| So I'm not at all excited about what Donald Trump said there, because there was this conference in 1981, on the 12th of November, known as the Good Hope Plan for South Africa, which was organized by all the major Jews. | |
| Prominent businesspersons held a conference in which they decided that South Africa would basically become a federalist state. | |
| What's not worth knowing is that at that time South Africa only had four provinces. | |
| But already then they projected that it will have eight. | |
| Today we have nine. | |
| So it's going exactly the way that they'd landed. | |
| And Pia Bia Buita, big freaking traitor, said at that point that In the future, there will be more cooperation between the private sector and the state sector. | |
| And my people are easily fooled by this because when we've got rolling blackouts like ESCOM not providing enough electricity, white people think, oh God, the infrastructure is going to fail and blacks are going to kill us. | |
| No, it's part of a conditioning plan. | |
| To get white people to accept private electricity companies that will sell the electricity at a higher price. | |
| How can I say that? | |
| Because the minister, white minister, that was responsible for transport, public transport in South Africa, started the dismantling of the railway system. | |
| White people think, oh, it's because of black incompetence. | |
| But the reality is, he started breaking it down. | |
| And bought himself a shirtload of trucks to do private sector trucking and transport. | |
| So today the postal service is run by the private sector. | |
| Medicine, healthcare is majority private sector. | |
| In any way, the only hospitals that work is private sector. | |
| They are going to do... | |
| Pretty soon, electricity as private sector. | |
| So, when Donald Trump tweets this stuff, man, I sound like a retarded Chinese man. | |
| Donald Trump, he tweet! | |
| Anyway, so when Donald Trump tweets about property rights, you know, he's not saying, oh, white people are being marginalized and have had their country stolen from them and it needs to be returned to white people. | |
| No, he's saying that a certain class of people, what class? | |
| Can you define that class of people? | |
| And he's talking about property rights. | |
| What the hell does that matter, you know? | |
| Because Anglo-American, when they met with us, they said, and God is my witness, they greet us. | |
| Hello, fellow farmers. | |
| Hello, fellow farmers. | |
| We greet you not today as a mining oligarchy. | |
| No, we greet you as the biggest owners of arable agricultural land. | |
| Now, you can go Google, and it will tell you that white people own the majority of Arable agricultural land. | |
| But like we discussed, the Oppenheimers aren't white and they own the majority of arable agricultural land. | |
| So if property rights is to be protected, who stands to go? | |
| Do you think Donald Trump is going to help us or is he going to help the Oppenheimers and the private sector? | |
| Because he never mentioned us. | |
| He mentioned the private sector. | |
| And property rights. | |
| So that is how I see this. | |
| That's why I'm not at all excited about it. | |
| I think people that are are uninformed and that they should educate themselves. | |
| But it's also how are they going to do that? | |
| Because there is a comforted effort to keep good information coming from South Africa to the rest of the world. | |
| Yeah, I agree. | |
| And I think there is this... | |
| There's infatuation with Trump that's very present, even in the States. | |
| Many people have this false hope in him. | |
| They see him as some kind of Jesus-type figure who's going to save the day and fix everything for us. | |
| And this is a narrative that's fomented, right? | |
| And I think it's very intentional that this left-wing Jewish media will make him out to look like this demon and this bad guy. | |
| So that the right-wing Jewish media can prop him up as a savior, right? | |
| He's the martyr. | |
| He's the man we have to have save the day. | |
| And again, as you said, you know, I read that tweet that he made about South Africa. | |
| I noticed he did the one thing he always does, or he avoided the one thing that he always avoids, and that's mentioning white people. | |
| His mass voter base that's always been behind him in his decisions. | |
| That's the one group he will never advocate for. | |
| He went on the Republican National Convention, and he's advocating for all the blacks that voted for him and all the Hispanics that voted on his behalf, but he never says, oh, and thank you to all of the white men that have been supporting me since the absolute beginning and all of my policies, because you are my people. | |
| He'll never advocate for us under any circumstances, and that alone tells you where his loyalty lies. | |
| So I agree with you. | |
| Look at Tucker Carlson, for instance. | |
| Tucker Carlson literally said, he literally said, oh, there's going to be, I'm not going to, I hate that guy, but there's going to be at some point in the future a guy that comes in America and says, oh, I stand for white people. | |
| And at that point, I would just like to say to that guy, fuck you. | |
| You don't represent me. | |
| That is a quote. | |
| That is a literal quote from Tucker Carlson. | |
| And our people are saying he's based because he said he didn't like Winston Churchill. | |
| Wake the hell up, man. | |
| Wake the hell up. | |
| These people are in a club and you are not in it. | |
| Me and you are not in it. | |
| And their expressed purpose and goal is to keep you from a revolution. | |
| Is to keep you from doing, and us, from doing what will ultimately set us free. | |
| Which is obviously not, you know, anything illegal. | |
| Yeah, I think this is a symptom of just the level of decay that we are at. | |
| People's standards are so low that they see one positive thing from any source and they're instantly ready to just grab onto that with this extreme levels of hope that it's just somehow, it's the thing, you know, it's going to save us. | |
| And we need to start getting a little more realistic. | |
| You know, we need real... | |
| Solutions and ideas moving forward. | |
| And that's where I think, you know, a movement like you're doing over in South Africa. | |
| And I know there's many others arising everywhere every day, which is great to see. | |
| So coming up on the last like five minutes or so here. | |
| I want to help you promote where people can find you, if you have a website, if you have any of your social media accounts and stuff, so that you can promote all that. | |
| People can follow you and help support in any way that they want to. | |
| You want to maybe just kind of give people an idea where they can do something like that? | |
| Yes, people can find me on Twitter. | |
| I think for the English audience, that will just be, you know, the most simple place to find me under Yeah, I'm gonna post the links here for you. | |
| I just want to get this here in the private chat. | |
| Let's see, did you get the message? | |
| But does it not? | |
| I'm gonna give it to you here in telegram. | |
| It might not do links on the chat. | |
| Yeah, I'm seeing that it... | |
| I'll send you the message here on Telegram. | |
| That's all the links of the movement to the Telegram, Facebook, to our English podcast, the broadcast. | |
| My TikTok link is on there, but I mostly do Afrikaans content over there. | |
| It's my biggest platform. | |
| I've got about 12,000 people that subscribe there. | |
| Then our official website is there, a membership application, because we do take international members that are, you know, obviously Afrikaans. | |
| Or that want to support the course. | |
| And then my X account is there, as well as a give, send, go. | |
| Here's how you can support us. | |
| If you give us money, it obviously enables us to do this more full-time. | |
| The more we can do this full-time, the better we'll get at it, the better we can organize. | |
| If you promote our message, it... | |
| Helps us win the narrative war. | |
| Because right now a narrative is being formed that the only hope that there is for white South Africans is to flee to a landlocked town in the middle of a desert in South Africa known as Irania. | |
| That is absolutely not the truth. | |
| We must rally politically behind the message South Africa for the white man and white nationalism. | |
| That is absolutely what we need to do. | |
| And just to show you, if you've got a little minute, There is a link here that I'll also send to you in Telegram that is about Afri Forum, the Shabbos Koi. | |
| Now, this guy, Arun Srutzi, has done many studies and published works in which he answers to Ben Shapiro in America. | |
| And I think you don't have to read a lot of that article, but you'll find it very interesting what he has to say. | |
| These guys are the main people that are taken to America to put forward our case as a people. | |
| So maybe you can go over that quickly. | |
| Yeah, I've got it up here right now. | |
| REforum's rejection of white nationalism. | |
| The ideology of white nationalism is one that should be both exposed and opposed. | |
| White nationalism has been described in many different ways, but essentially it boils down to promoting the interests of white people because they are white. | |
| Of course, black nationalism could be equally problematic, but that is not the point of this article. | |
| AFRI Forum has been... | |
| Would you like to read the entire thing? | |
| But I just wanted to show people that this AFRI Forum... | |
| Can you hear me? | |
| Yes, I can. | |
| So this Afri Forum is the guys that get here to speak with Tucker Carlson. | |
| And then when they go on Tucker Carlson, they say to him that the majority of Afrikaners are actually happy that apartheid has been abolished because since apartheid has been abolished, the average Afrikaner has become more wealthy. | |
| But almost a million of our people are impoverished and live below the breadline. | |
| So if you take two people, one of them... | |
| A very small contingent of Afrikaners and Jews, a large contingent of Jews, a small contingent of Afrikaners, became extremely wealthy after the abolishment of apartheid. | |
| Right? | |
| Private sector economy, as we said. | |
| If you take two people, one person from the poorest sector of the economy and then the wealthiest guy in South Africa, you add them together and divide their income, then you've got an average income that doesn't look too bad. | |
| You see? | |
| So, it's the most disingenuous statement that one could make. | |
| On average, white people have completely been impoverished. | |
| My parents, when they were my age, could buy themselves cash, a car. | |
| Today, there's no hope in hell that you can buy a car, a new car, without making a loan at the banks with the Jews. | |
| So, no, we are impoverished. | |
| It is important for everybody to reject Afri Forum. | |
| Some of the major funders in Orania. | |
| Now you have to ask yourself, if you will support Orania, one of their biggest funders, and people that are working there on an organizational level inside the tower, reject white nationalism. | |
| And not only do they reject it, they say it must be fought. | |
| It must be fought. | |
| Think about that. | |
| It's time for us to spread the word so that the truth may prevail. | |
| South Africa belongs to white man. | |
| All right. | |
| Thank you, brother. | |
| I really appreciate your time on the show today. | |
| Thank you for giving us a good history and understanding of South Africa and providing us with some information about what's going on today. | |
| Because again, I don't think much of my audience is really aware. | |
| And I think this was very enlightening. | |
| And any time that you would want to come on in the future and discuss, you know, a very specified topic or something a little more in depth, we could always do something like that. | |
| I'd be more than happy to provide you with additional time to do so. | |
| Because I know with all of the inner workings, it's impossible to cover even a fraction of it in an hour and a half. | |
| Oh, absolutely. | |
| Maybe we can do a deep dive on the Jews at some point, you know. | |
| When my schedule opens up. | |
| But really from the bottom of my heart, Zach, and to the audience, thank you for platforming us. | |
| Thank you for giving us a chance to speak truth to life. | |
| And as a last thought, I just want to say to everybody, do not despair. | |
| We will rise again. | |
| By God we'll have arms again. | |
| Freedom for the white man. | |
| Of course. | |
| My pleasure, brother. | |
| All right. | |
| Thank you again to Johannes for joining us today. | |
| Let me just drop him down really quick. | |
| We're going to do a brief outro and then we're going to get ourselves out of here. | |
| So thank you folks for watching. | |
| I hope you guys enjoyed that. | |
| I know a lot of people were really heavily anticipating Johannes joining us. | |
| Like I said in the very beginning of the interview, I've heard nothing but positive things about him. | |
| So I was very excited to do that. | |
| Please make sure that you guys go check out all of his socials. | |
| I'm actually going to throw the links in right now into the Rumble Studio chat room. | |
| And then I'll throw them into the other chats as well. | |
| Here's his Twitter link. | |
| And we'll do... | |
| Let's do the Odyssey link, which has the podcast on it. | |
| And then I'll send also the... | |
| I'll send the website link additionally so you guys can check out the website. | |
| I'm sure there will be links to everything else through there as well. | |
| Okay, there's those links. | |
| So make sure that you guys please do follow him and all his stuff. | |
| Keep up to date. | |
| Find out how you can support or how you can get involved. | |
| Maybe you're from South Africa and you didn't know he existed. | |
| Maybe you live somewhere and want to go to South Africa and now you feel more motivation to go there. | |
| Think about those things. | |
| And again, big thank you to him for coming on. | |
| A couple things. | |
| Closing. | |
| We are going to be live, not tomorrow, but we'll be live on Wednesday. | |
| We're going to have Ian Malcolm on at 4 p.m. | |
| Eastern. | |
| I completely forgot to mention earlier, after that show with Ian at 8 p.m. | |
| Eastern on Twitter, I'm doing a space with Hammer from Bloodtrap. | |
| Chris. | |
| We'll call him Chris. | |
| I don't like the nickname stuff. | |
| So Chris from Blood Tribe, we're going to be discussing Gottfried Fader's work, and we're going to go into the financial institutions in National Socialist Germany. | |
| It's questions I get persistently on Twitter when I'm in spaces. | |
| People are always asking about National Socialist economics, what they were doing over in Germany. | |
| And such. | |
| So, we're going to be discussing that in the Twitter space. | |
| We've all picked up the book Breaking... | |
| Sorry. | |
| Jesus. | |
| Breaking the Financial Slavery to Interest by Gottfried Feder. | |
| So we all read the book. | |
| It's like 70 pages. | |
| It's nothing. | |
| And we're going to be discussing that on a space this Wednesday at 8 p.m. | |
| Eastern. | |
| And then Friday, I'm going to be picking up on the Mein Kampf reading at 4 p.m. | |
| Eastern on my show as usual. | |
| So I know a lot of people are really liking that series and heavily anticipating it. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Again, I do apologize. | |
| I had mentioned in the beginning of the stream, I am, I'm coming off the backend of like the worst flu that I've, I've ever gotten. | |
| I don't Flu shots are gay. | |
| I'm a man. | |
| I can handle a sickness. | |
| But I'll tell you, that one beat the shit out of me. | |
| I'm finally coming off the back end of it. | |
| It's exhausting, but we're powering through. | |
| Okay, with that said, I think we're going to close out. | |
| Don't forget, just a couple of promotional things. | |
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| I have post-sickness brain fog. | |
| I've got to slow myself down here. | |
| I'm rushing. | |
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| I have to stop rushing. | |
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| I am on Antelope Hill Publishing, okay? | |
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| It's fine and dandy, but they are... | |
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| And don't forget, if you guys do want to support the show, you can do so by Super Chatting. | |
| Again, if you do want to Super Chat, I just recommend that you don't do so on Odyssey. | |
| Stick to Rumble and FTJ. I always recommend FTJ. Because they only have a 3% processor fee. | |
| We're not doing all the middle manning. | |
| We also have Entropy as well, which doesn't seem to get much anymore. | |
| But Entropy does bring up a little notification right there on the screen, like live. | |
| And actually, I think on Wednesday's show, we will have the audio fixed on Rumble. | |
| So now you guys will... | |
| The quality of the show is going to increase tremendously. | |
| You guys will be able to see everything. | |
| Okay, that said, we're going to close out. | |
| I'm sure Stu's got some shows coming up on the network here. | |
| I'll see you guys Wednesday at 4 p.m. | |
| Eastern with Ian Malcolm. | |
| All right, thank you guys, and I'll talk to you all soon. |
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