March 14, 2020 - The Political Cesspool - James Edwards
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You're listening to the Liberty News Radio Network, and this is the Political Cesspool.
The Political Cesspool, known across the South and worldwide as the South's foremost populist conservative radio program.
And here to guide you through the murky waters of the Political Cesspool is your host, James Edwards.
Well, we've been talking about this special series for quite a while.
It is TPC's world tour.
We are skipping across the globe, asking how our people are faring across the Western world.
And so far, we've made stops at Australia and Canada last week.
Tonight in the UK with Nick Riffin.
Now we go to Sweden with Hendrik Pomgren, who was born in the land of the Goths.
Hendrik, of course, is Mr. Red Ice, Red Ice Radio, Red Ice TV.
He is the editor-in-chief of Red Ice, and it's great to have him this evening.
Always great to have Henrik.
Hendrik, how are you?
I'm doing great, James.
Good to talk to you.
Hopefully, I'm coming through okay.
It's a little bit of bad reception on my cell phone, but hopefully you can hear me okay.
Well, you're coming through loud and clear so far, and we'll see how it goes throughout the bulk of this hour.
But it's great to have you this evening.
However, we can connect with you.
And yeah, so that's the mission of this month's series, special series of programming is to find out how we're doing across the Western world.
How are we doing in Sweden and in Scandinavia tonight, Henrik?
Ah, geez.
Well, I've actually been monitoring the coronavirus, the outbreak in Sweden, the last couple of weeks or so, and I've been following Sweden obviously closely because it's my home country.
And let me tell you, it's been a mess.
I'm reading a lot of bad things, to be honest, in terms of how the economy is affected and certain chains, hotel chains are failing.
Tourism is failing.
Our government overall, it seems to be totally inept, like actually in many parts of the Western world right now, to close the borders.
They seem inept to make decisions to protect their own people.
It's pretty shocking to see how poor the readiness of our government is.
Remember, Sweden specifically have warned.
They've actually released a brochure a couple of years ago where they basically told the people, like, if something major happens, we won't be able to protect you.
You have to ensure that you can take care of yourself.
And, of course, to an American, that sounds sensible.
You guys do that anyway.
But remember, we grew up in a socialist system.
The state has always been very powerful, if you will, and as an overseeing force, like an extra mom and dad to you, right?
And we paid really high taxes for it, too.
And Sweden always had a lot of extra food in stock.
They have shelters where people could go and stuff like that.
But our society has transformed so rapidly the last couple of decades that those major insurances that the government used to give us is now completely out the door.
And with our open border system, everything is beginning to be overwhelmed.
And I think this coronavirus, interestingly enough, is kind of turning out to be a tipping point of sorts.
It's pushing our society over that brink, actually, if you know what I'm talking about, James.
Well, there was a funny meme on Twitter.
I'd like to get your response to that.
The headline reads, the coronavirus is killing globalization as we know it.
The outbreak has been a gift to nativist nationalists and protectionists, and it is likely to have a long-term impact on the free movement of people and goods.
And then the person on Twitter captioned it with the heading, not all heroes wear capes and had the coronavirus wearing a Superman outfit.
But I mean, is there a way we're not looking at this in the correct lens where we could take a negative or take a limit and turn it into lemonade?
Yeah, I think so.
I think you're right.
I actually did a show just the other day with Piero San Giorgio.
He's a Swiss-Italian author who kind of focuses on survival, you know, what might happen during catastrophe.
Or even he does spend some time talking about biological warfare and bioweapons and stuff like that, too.
And he, in long-term effect, he was talking about the positive outcomes of this, actually, that people, again, might actually look a little differently on globalism, right?
This has been this great gift from the elite to us, right?
They say this is the way to go.
This is the way we should run society now.
I do have to say, though, I do believe that we've into this whole thing with the coronavirus.
I think organizations such as the World Health Organization and Bill and Linda Gates Foundation and some of these major elitist organizations, they see this as an opportunity to expand the global governance bodies of this world.
We can create institutions that oversee things on a national level.
On the first level, it punctures national sovereignty a little bit.
But then when you think about it long term, I think that these kinds of things might actually get people to be more skeptical of globalism and say we have to do something.
We have to control the borders.
Look at the situation between Greece and Turkey right now, for example, where Turkey is trying to push hundreds of thousands, possibly even millions of people into Greece.
And with the virus kind of looming over that situation, Greece has taken a stand which it hasn't done before to protect its own borders, which it didn't do back in 2014, 15 when the migrant crisis really began.
And now this time they've put their foot down.
And Greece is really standing in the way and saving all of Europe essentially at this point as well.
And I think partially, at least, part of that equation is things like the coronavirus, because we don't know who these people are and we don't know what they carry.
And so globalism is insanity as we can see.
And I think long term, people will realize that, wait a minute, you know, all these companies, they sold us out, right?
They uprooted in the West.
They went over to China to start production.
And we got products cheaper for a couple of decades.
But I've said this for many years.
There's always a price to pay.
There's never a shortcut to these things.
And eventually, might be far down the road, but eventually there's going to be a price to pay.
And now I think we're actually seeing one part of that, at least, with the spread of this virus, considering how fast it's gone around the globe.
It's incredible.
Well, Henrik, this is Keith Alexander.
Good to hear you again.
What we're showing, what's happening in America, I think, is an example of George Wallace's comment that there's not a dime's worth of difference between the Democrats and the Republicans.
Each is involved in trying to out-promise the other that there will be no negative impact on the average American citizen.
If you're off of work, you're going to be paid by the government for the time you're off of work.
And all of this is, you know, they're in a bidding war to, you know, I'm sure the socialist government in Sweden couldn't promise more to its citizens than the so-called conservative Republican government of America at the present time.
Yeah, exactly.
It's an interesting juxtapose there that you say that, you know, America has seen, have offered all these austerity measures now that in a way they're trying to act like this, you know, we can't let there be consequences of these viruses and stuff like that.
And I saw that, you know, Trump has gone in with austerity measures.
He's doing debt forgiveness, I think, on student loans.
There's a lot of other packages.
I even saw that Steve Mnuchin, is he head of finance or finance minister, whatever his actual position is, but he's close to the president of the economy.
Yeah, that's right.
And he said he sees this as a great financial opportunity, in fact, and they were going to allocate hundreds of millions, if not even a trillion dollars into like trying to make sure that they save, you know, essentially bail out companies that fail, including like the travel industry, airline companies and stuff.
And of course, that's, in my book, that's insanity.
If reality strikes and something happens, then these companies should fail because ultimately at the end, it's the taxpayers that pay the bill.
We're the ones who are footing the bill for all this crazy stuff.
So they're putting off the inevitable, and that's just more and more debt, right?
That's $23 trillion in debt in the U.S. right now.
And if the virus really becomes long-term, I thought it could be the straw that kills the break the camel's back, to be honest, on economy.
We'll have to see.
If it's going to put us into a recession or depression, nothing will.
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Yes, I know, ladies and gentlemen, it is hard to get off the topic of the coronavirus.
Know this, though.
In our third and final hour tonight, the hour to come, we are going to have a full hour on the coronavirus.
Keith Alexander and I are going to give you our thoughts and ruminations on it.
Donald Trump, by the way, his test came back.
It was negative, so they say.
That's breaking news, I guess, as of tonight.
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Anyway, it is a question on everyone's mind.
It is hard to have any guest on with whom we don't talk about it with.
Going back even last week, I know Andrew Fraser, who kicked off our world tour in Australia, was saying he can't buy toilet paper.
Everybody's buying toilet paper like it's the antidote.
We apparently rely on the red Chinese for toilet paper.
Let's just, I will indulge that one question.
Henrik, what is it with the toilet paper?
What's going on there?
I mean, it's kind of a sign of manipulation, isn't it?
Someone said that the toilet paper is running out, and that's when everyone started buying toilet paper, and now the toilet paper is running out.
I mean, and then I was in a couple of stores, and toilet paper can be out, but then paper towels literally a couple of inches away is still there.
Not completely like fool, but it's still there, right?
Kleenexes is there and stuff.
And let's face it, if it's an emergency, you can use a paper towel too, right?
Rebuff those smallest pieces.
Someone else said, told me, too, he said, I was talking with someone about it, and he said, I don't know what the big deal is.
Like he said, I'm buying like other survival things.
We live in a first world country.
You can always take your shot.
You can wash yourself.
It's fine.
Cheryl Crowe would say we all need to use one square of toilet paper per visit.
I told my wife, I said, if it comes down to it, we can always get in the shower.
I mean, if it comes down to it, I mean, we don't want to get too graphic here here on the AM Radio Airwaves, but I mean, for God's sake, this stuff with the toilet paper.
I will say this.
I went out to get groceries less than, I mean, food items, but I did go to three different stores, and there was not a roll of toilet paper in any of the three stores.
I mean, not one.
And I did see Kleenex.
I'll give you that, but no paper towels either.
That was Walmart, Walgreens, and Kroger, if anybody's wondering.
So I don't know.
I guess they think if they wipe hard and long enough, that's going to make them immune.
The truth is stranger than fiction.
I just think it's symbolic.
The number one people think of is going to the toilet.
I don't know.
It's where our nations have gone to over the last seven years.
We cannot wipe our collective, you know, what's without the red Chinese.
Anyway, let's try to separate where we stand as nations and as people from the coronavirus for a moment, if we can.
And let's go back to the question that we would have asked had it not been for this apparent pandemic.
Where do we stand in Sweden tonight and in Scandinavia at large?
Where are our people?
What are the causes for hope in your native port of call, Henrik?
Sure.
Yeah, very important question.
Very hard to answer to.
I've returned to it constantly and I'm thinking, when are people going to wake up?
What's happening?
It's getting worse and worse.
I actually did a coverage a couple of weeks ago about a new phenomenon in Sweden where young teenagers of Swedish descent, the native Swedish population, are being essentially kidnapped and robbed.
And there's another layer to it that started popping up in the last couple of months, really, prominently, but even a couple of years back, where the Swedish native kids are humiliated in different ways as they're being robbed.
They can be taken away for hours on end where they're forcing them to undress.
There are other very, very, very bad, wicked things, which I don't want to mention on air that actually happens to these kids.
And these cases have now been so prominent that finally the police have started to addressing it.
They're starting to try to figure out why it's happening.
And of course, it's primarily, it's 100%, 99.9% immigrant criminal gangs.
And it seems to be almost an induction, like a, what do you call it, like a rite of passage in the little underworld of the immigrant criminal gangs that we have in Sweden to do something humiliating to a Swedish teenager and then film it.
They have their own little video sites and stuff that they put this up on.
And I showed a lot of these videos in a show that I did a couple of weeks back.
Very graphic, very hard to watch.
Very, I mean, you get your, you know, your blood is boiling.
You don't know what to put this anger that you're seeing because it's obviously on a racial level.
It's obviously that these kids are being targeted for being Swedish.
They've been explicitly mentioned many times in these videos when they are being, you know, in some cases they're robbed.
In other cases, they're forced to undress.
There's other really bad things that happen to them.
And these are, and I bring this up as a, because it's one of the most the, I think, last, how do I put it?
The last things that we're going to see before the tide finally turns, because it's been so graphic to see this.
And it spread like wildfire in the Swedish alternative press and the Swedish people are waking up because it's on such a brutal level right now.
And it feels like it's one of the final things that can happen that when our kids, where our teenage sons and daughters are being racially targeted for who they are in these hate attacks and these hate crimes, really, that's what they are.
And everyone in Sweden have been talking about it and everyone has been waking up to it and everyone have been so angered by it that they're finally beginning to turn against the multiculturalism that's been forced down our throats for a couple of decades now in Sweden.
And again, it's very hard.
It's very wicked to see these kinds of things.
But if this is what it takes for our people to wake up, so be it.
I think that the tide is about to turn in Sweden.
I have to say, it's optimistic.
But I think within the next couple of years and the next election we have up, we still have a window, at least in Sweden, to get the Sweden Democrats in place, to get a nationalistic, at least on paper, nationalistic government in place that can begin to do something about the problem because it's unsustainable.
Our economy is completely in the gutter.
The societal functions are falling apart.
It's more violence and crime than ever before in Sweden.
And everyone knows on one level or another why this is happening.
Everyone knows that this began to change when Sweden opened its doors to third world immigration, specifically from the Middle East and North Africa and so forth.
But at the end of the long term, I'm very positive, actually.
I do believe our people are going to be able to turn this around.
I do believe that when we set our minds to it, when we know what's at stake, when we decide to change this situation and this scenario, that will go fairly quick.
I think that's one of the least of our problems.
The bigger of our problem is going to be to get our own population to understand that we have to get together and we have to essentially clean up our countries.
That's what I think the big problem is going to be.
The elite potentially as well, of course, the political elite in Sweden to try to remove them from positions of power because they have utterly failed our people.
So I think we're close.
Just to kind of round this up, but I think we're close in the sense that our people are unwilling to take much longer of this, of this abuse, of this wretched betrayal that our politicians and our elites have done towards our people.
And so I think we're right at the tipping point, James, before we finally begin to see some changes, both on a political end, but then also on a cultural level.
Henrik, this is Keith.
Who's in denial over there?
Is it just a political elite or is there a substantial part of the general population that doesn't want to confront the reality of what you've just described?
Every time I speak to people, so many of our people know they understand.
If someone opens up and discusses it a little bit, the floodgates open and people are critical.
They're angry.
They're upset.
They know why it's happening.
I feel that it's a smaller elite.
It's politicians, but it's a very, very extreme narrative that's being hammered in the media.
It's a small cultural clique elites that work in the media, that work in the political system.
That's really just holding things back at this point.
Average people?
No.
Regular working people?
No.
Most are on our side, I would say.
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I swear to you, as I heard the opening, the intro of this segment, I thought we were one segment into the interview with Henrik Palmgren.
We are already halfway through.
That's how fast it goes with quality gifts, is it not, Keith?
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So anyway, yeah, congratulations.
Everybody tried to decode it.
Yeah, thank you.
Thank you so much.
Everyone's trying to decode what the numbers mean and stuff.
And it's like, it's March 4th.
Not complicated.
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That's how we figured it out.
So anyway, it's stuck ever since.
So especially, I guess the point is, thank you for coming on tonight on such a special night in your family.
But anyway, we were talking with Nick Griffin, obviously former member of European Parliament in the previous hour.
And he said what I believe, and I believe that you believe it too, Henrik, that we are going to turn this thing around.
He says it's going to take another generation or two.
It may not happen in our lifetime.
But in no way whatsoever does he believe that our race will exit the stage of history as the current trajectory suggests.
And I think that would have especially important meaning for a native Swede like you here.
You know, the Viking stock, the people that we romanticize as this conquering tribe of alpha men.
The reason why there are beautiful blondes all over Europe.
Right.
I mean, the people who took and who conquered and who explored and discovered, we're not going to go out as a collaborative.
With a buying butt whimper, as a collective of simpering.
Uh yeah right exactly Keith, we're not going to go out like this, are we Henrik?
No no no, it's um, it's.
We're on a detour.
I think a little bit here, and but also I do like to see some historical parallels that uh, you know, at times we have been uh well maybe, of course, never equally been where we are right now, but times when we have been pushed up against the wall is where you have seen some of the strongest action and it's the, the times that we've shown the shown the brightest as well.
Uh uh historically, when things happened historically I mean again, you can even look at the Viking Age right that there was a existential threat many people believe that caused them to kind of go on their raids and stuff like that and of course, this became infamous, infamous around the whole European continent and eventually that led to um reinforcements and new technologies, even by our other European brothers and sisters to to try to protect themselves from this threat of the vikings which, of course uh, you know,
all caused us to be to improve our military strategies and technologies and weaponry and all these kinds of things we've.
We've held in a way we've like, like cubs do when they're small they they, they play with each other and sometimes it's rough right, and sometimes it's it has to be.
They have to learn the, the rules of engagement and how reality really is.
And that's how, how I kind of view it that um, you know I, I think most in Europe are at that point now that even if we return back to a nationalism, you know that we uh, that we in some cases maybe ideal, idealize a little bit I, I there wouldn't be wars between European nations.
We would, we would stand in solidarity with each other.
We've seen that already actually now with, again that the situation between uh, Turkey and Greece, those other European countries that have come to Greeks uh uh aid, they have helped out in different ways.
Even Bulgaria opened the uh uh, the dams of the Evros river to to try to prevent uh migrants from cross over the ever that borders Turkey and Greece, for example.
So we've seen Cross-european uh, you know, cooperation to to help each other out, and again I bring that up because I think that the the, the real challenge for us now is going to be to uh to kind of restore uh, some of the things that have been lost, the things that have been taken from us, and I i'm completely with with you there, James.
I mean, we're not just going to walk off the the, the stage of history, and and never to return.
It's, it's we've been manipulated, we've been um, they've done a number on us.
Let me put it that way.
They have uh managed to get us to feel guilt about who we are.
They've made us to feel shame.
There's, there's so many layers of all this propaganda that's going on and have been going on for decades, but but eventually, that that's that's beginning to peel away, one layer at a time, and eventually, at the back of that, we're going to find a core identity.
And also, those people that remain, that are strong enough through this period, are the ones that are going to be very hardlined and dedicated to that identity, to the preservation of themselves and their own people.
That's when things are going to be begin to get interesting.
And again, I I look at Sweden all the time.
But we're so tolerant, we're incredibly tolerant.
We're letting our uh elderly be abused.
We let our young be abused.
It it's, it feels it can't get much worse.
And maybe it can't and maybe it won't.
But if it does, it's just taking us closer and closer to the inevitable fight and push back when finally we rise up collectively, or at least the people that have a backbone left, the people that have a spark of life left, that they will begin to organize and turn around and push back.
And I think the most important thing is not just to target immigrant groups and things like that.
I think that that's kind of a misnomer in some regards, that it's about the immigrants, right?
In many regards, they are just, they operate on a level where they want to seek a better economic situation for themselves, for example, right?
They're just kind of doing taking an opportunity that has become available to them.
I think we should focus our majority of our energy towards our elite, those that have done this towards us, and not blame the immigrants per se, not excuse them for the kind of behavior that I mentioned earlier, of course, of things that have happened and so forth.
But at the same time, I think the most important thing is going to be get the elites off our backs.
And then the rest will be a fairly simple equation, to be honest, because that's not a huge issue.
Again, if we collectively decide that we want to have homogenous nations again, and that's the morally correct thing to do, and we all begin to rally resources and efforts to go in that direction.
I think that's going to be fairly simple, to be honest.
What seems to be difficult is to turn the mind of our people, to get everyone to shift away from this guilt mentality and all the propaganda they've been subjected to, to just stand on their own two feet, be proud of who they are, take their own side, and begin organizing with their own people.
But once we can get that, once we can get to that point, I think a lot of the other things will just fall off very, very easily, to be honest.
We can do great things, and we do some of the greatest things when we're pushed up against the wall.
That's where I stand.
Well, Henrik, this is Keith again.
Let me ask you, on that existential basis, does the youth of Sweden see this as an existential threat?
How do they feel about their Viking heritage?
How do they feel about their national identity and their racial identity?
I think more and more are coming to that.
And even if you're talking about people who have never thought about, like myself, I never thought about that growing up.
It was not part of the tradition that we've learned.
Sure, we knew a little bit about Vikings and things like that, but it wasn't at all a true sense of the history.
Or much later, I dipped into a lot of other things that had to do with my heritage and the background story.
And that was just fascinating.
It helps to create your sense of identity and become proud, ultimately, too, of who you are and your forebears and stuff like that.
But I think people who don't think of it who are living through this period are being forced to think about it.
And even if you or the average Swedish person doesn't think about race or think about identity or nationality, if you have a hostile immigrant gang that are targeting you on the basis that they hate you because you're Swedish or they hate you because you're some other of another European nationality or ethnicity, you will be forced to start thinking about that.
You will be forced to confront that question.
If you grew up in a homogeneous country that I did, it started to change a little bit later during my lifetime.
And I remember encountering some of these immigrant groups.
And I just remember how some of them, not all, but most and many of them were incredibly, it was a hostility there.
There was something that was very foreign to me.
And it took me another additional few years to develop my sense that, oh, okay, we're different, right?
No one had taught me this.
No one had educated me in these terms.
So to a certain extent.
And you're different with a goodness, okay?
It's a good thing that you're different.
You know, the age of the Vikings was basically 200 years, basically from Linda's Farn at 797 until the Norman conquest of England in 1066.
And what did they do?
The most important thing they did was right, pillage, and plunder.
They gave us all of these wonderful jeans.
And, like I said, gives, you know, beautiful blondes all through Europe and whatnot.
And it was, you know, Viking culture is very, you know, undervalued by people.
The Vikings are trading with the Chinese before Marco Polo.
And people don't understand this.
They basically...
Yeah, absolutely.
They were the, you know, they were the Nietzschean spark in Europe, I believe.
Yeah.
Hold on right there.
What a great place to pause at, Keith.
Beth has to work as always coming in before the break.
We will be right back.
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Keith, you know, we're in our 16th year on the air.
Does any of a show go by a little bit more quickly with talent?
Oh, man.
You know, time flies when you're having fun, as they say.
And that's what we have when we have guests like Nick Griffin and Henrik Palgren on here.
And let me tell this to all of the Scandinavian people, not just the Swedes.
Don't apologize for your Viking heritage.
It is a great heritage.
And the young people of Scandinavia need to have that instilled to them by patriots so that they are not ashamed of themselves.
Well, Henrik, let's go with all the contact information.
I know it changes by the day with regard to deplatforming, but that you can still find and support and follow the great work of Red Eyes at different places across the web.
And you're going to tell us how to do it.
Yeah, sure.
I mean, RedEye.tv is obviously a great way.
It's our main website.
You can find most of our links and things through there.
Then we have a members website set up too, redicemembers.com.
A little bit of extra material there for people who want to support our work.
It does help us greatly as well.
Otherwise, they can find us on twitter.com slash redice tv.
We are on bitshoot.com.
We were, of course, deplatformed from YouTube here earlier in Wilmot.
I said late last year.
I think it was November.
I even forgot.
I think November 17th or something.
We were booted off by Susan Wojitschki and they didn't like us anymore.
And then consequently, of course, they have axed other popular channels too that they don't like.
ADL has had their little hit pieces on channels that they don't like for some time now.
But YouTube seemed more than happy to oblige and remove them for no given reason.
So we were part of these.
Visual suspects don't disappoint, do they?
No, they're always working hard around the clock to remove and deplatform people that they don't like, perspectives that they cannot hear.
And never did we, I mean, sure, we did some funny jokes maybe here and there, but never were we intentionally mean or hateful or, you know, wicked or, you know, something like that.
We always try to be very professional.
And it's just that they don't like our views, right?
And that's why we were removed.
That's why they couldn't point to specific cases of how we violated their policy.
So they just deleted our whole channel.
We didn't even get any strikes.
It's remarkable.
But anyway, YouTube is a thing of the past.
People are on there, of course.
Great for those who are, but we have to go to alternatives.
BitChute might start up live streaming soon, too.
So that's going to be a great service.
We're also on vk.com slash red ice TV.
Library, new great video service, actually, lbry.tv.
You can find us there under Red Eyes TV as well.
So that's some of the places, James, where people can find our stuff.
Well, if you miss it at all, folks, go back and listen to the archives again after the fact.
But redecetv.com is your main point of contact.
And of course, if you follow us on Twitter at JamesEdwards TPC, we've got a link right over to Henrik's Twitter handle as well as that of Nick Griffin, his fellow guest tonight.
And anyway, that's what we're doing this month.
And I'm very proud of this series, by the way.
week with Professor Andrew Fraser of Australia and Paul Fromm of Canada.
We skipped about and tonight in the UK with Nick Griffin now into Sweden with Henrik Pomgen.
Still some great guests to come.
This is a series we're running all month long in March.
Still two weeks to go.
We've still got some other countries to check in with, but it's really a privilege and a pleasure to have these fantastic guests representing these fantastic countries because we are all one here in Western civilization.
We were talking earlier about the fact that Putin has, I guess, signed off on a law that would allow him to remain in power until 2036.
Now, that's interesting.
I mean, Hendrik, have you followed that at all?
Have you heard of that?
I mean, I wish if we could get a guy we believed in, it wouldn't hurt to have him stay in power, right?
I mean, you know, why go along with the democracy is overrated.
You know, I really am a monarchist.
There's no doubt about that.
Okay.
Is that just Western press propaganda or is that actually true?
Well, I think that, well, I mean, it seems as though he has signed off on it.
There still is another level that it has to pass through, but it seems as though it's on its way, and it'd be hard to be better than as far as my perspective is concerned.
Well, of course, the Russians were conquered by the Vikings, you know, the Rus, the land of the Rus.
The Rus were a Viking tribe, right?
Same thing for England.
Normans were two generations previously Vikings.
So we'll see.
Viking power.
We'll see how it goes.
But in any event, if he stays into power another 16 years, I mean, that's, is that change we can believe in?
I don't know, Debar.
Hillary Star.
But, you know, it's interesting, though.
I was going to ask this question last hour, but see if you can take a stab at it, Hendrik.
With regard to nationalist movements, not all nationalist movements are necessarily the kind of movements that we would be behind.
Like in Scotland, it's more of a left-wing movement.
Let's talk about left-leaning nationalist movements.
Is there any common ground or common denominator we can find with them?
I don't know.
The Scottish flavor there seems very bizarre.
I mean, they seem only to be nationalistic to actually disassociate themselves from the UK so they can go back into an even greater enslaving union, that of the European Union, right?
They're very keen on giving up their sovereignty to an even bigger entity.
And obviously, under British rule, sure, it was rough for some time, but at this point, it's a fairly established good union with the other, you know, with England and Ireland and Wales and so forth.
But I don't know.
I don't think so.
I think many of them are just patriotic, so to speak, in name.
I mean, you can sit and watch MSNBC and see Rachel Maddow and these people talking about what's best for America.
And, you know, they have a veneer of patriotism now weaved into things that we got to get rid of Trump because he's making things bad for America.
And we're patriotic America.
You know, you can always get that vibe off of the most left-wing person in a way.
But it doesn't serve us, I think.
It doesn't help.
Do we have a left-wing leaning nationalism in Sweden?
Not really.
I don't think we do.
Sweden Democrats, well, if you think a little bit longer on that, sure, there's some socialist policies.
They kind of want to return back to an old school, partially, an old school kind of social democratic order.
But at the same time, that was at a time when the socialism that we had in Sweden was actually nationalistic, right?
It was socialism, but it was what was best for the people.
And I'm not necessarily against that, to be honest.
I don't have to have it a free market system with, you know, that has maybe like classical conservative political leanings in it or something like that.
But no, I think the most important thing is not nomenclature or direction even on the right-left paradigm, to be honest, or the political spectrum.
I think the most important thing is to do things that are good for our people.
And if that leans slightly left or slightly right, it really doesn't bother me.
As long as it's doing what's good for our people, then I can get behind it.
I think leadership is going to be more important.
I think people who are an inspiration to younger people is going to be more important for us to get our headset straight and start taking back power again.
I think that the key thing is the position on immigration, basically.
If they're anti-immigrant, right, or left, they're on the right track.
I mean, look at Bernie.
I saw some clip the other day, just Bernie Sanders.
He was on CNN with Lou Dobbs.
This is a clip from years ago, obviously, but it was pulled out again.
It went around on Twitter.
He was talking about how these big companies, these big corporations were outsourcing jobs to other parts of the world, and they were bringing in cheap labor into America.
Today, he's completely changed tune on that.
But when he said it, he was considered to be a left-wing politician.
But I totally agree with him.
I totally think he was right.
If he would have held that line, I probably would have been a bigger supporter of him than I would be Trump, who's saying that we're going to bring in more legal immigrants than ever into America, right?
You see what I'm saying?
There's always something good that you can glean from the older left, so to speak.
It's funny you mention that, Henrik, because now the so-called conservatives are pulling out all of these Joe Biden highlight reels from the 1970s that make us all want to vote for him.
Democrats are the real racists type of thing.
Yeah, that nonsense, exactly.
It's funny to see when the conservative boomers get going on that kind of stuff.
Take it easy on the boomers now, Henrik.
Well, we exempt you, Keith.
Are you a boomer?
Oh, yeah, absolutely.
Yeah, well, look, no generation has dealt with the usual suspects in a satisfactory way since the Middle Ages, is what I point out.
Tell them when you were born, Keith.
1951.
That's the way I wrote it.
See, everything was done by the time I reached adulthood.
Brown versus Board of Education, I was three years old.
Yeah, that's what I say in defense of Keith.
What was he supposed to do as a three-year-old?
Toddle out there and protest.
1964 Civil Rights Act, I was 13.
The 1965 Voting Rights Act and Immigration Act, Hard Seller Immigration Act, I was 14.
And affirmative action was in place by the time I graduated from high school.
So there wasn't a heck of a lot I could do.
And I'm in the first trimester of the boomer generation.
I was in the first six years.
But I'll tell you what, there ain't a man I could talk to that is more well-spoken and articulate and on the right side of thinking when it comes to these issues than this man born in 1951.
So we're all the better for him.
And it's not like our generation has done a hell of a lot, but I think that's going to turn, Henrik.
I think that's going to turn.
And when it does, we're going to need all hands on decks, regardless of the decade they were born in.
And I think it will turn, and I think it is turning.
And when it does turn, it will be, as I said to our Alaskas, it will be as a result of people like you and your wife and others who have held the line during these unfortunate years and these years where common sense was not placed at a premium.