March 27, 2021 - The Political Cesspool - James Edwards
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Ladies and
gentlemen, welcome back to TPC this Saturday evening, March the 27th.
And what a fantastic way to close our March Around the World special series this evening with stops first now here in Belgium with the great Philip DeWinter.
Mr. DeWinter is a member of the Flemish Parliament in Belgium.
And he was first elected to their Chamber of Representatives back in 1987.
And there he has served ever since.
Although, quite interesting, in 1995, there was sort of a fissure, and he went with the Flemish Parliament.
Well, we'll talk to him about that.
But first, let's bring him on.
Philip, great to talk to you again.
Thanks for staying up so late.
Great to have you live from Belgium tonight.
Hello, James.
How are you?
It's a great honor for me to be on your show.
I know it's the most controversial talk show in America.
So I'm very honored to have the possibility to express myself and to talk a little bit about the situation in my country and certainly also over here in Europe.
Well, Philip, listen, we're just following your lead, my friend.
You've been doing it a lot longer than we have and still a sitting member of parliament in Belgium, even after all these years.
Keith Alexander, my co-host, we had a great day with you in Memphis not too many years ago, and he's with us.
Wants to say a very quick hello, and Keith, we got to get to work.
Yeah, I did want to tell you that Memphis is not as small as you thought it was.
I wish I had had the opportunity to take you all around the place because it is a huge place, and hopefully we can do that again sometime.
Well, Philip, let's get down to it.
I enjoyed my trip over there.
We certainly won't soon forget it.
Let's talk about Belgium.
So, Belgium, for the people who don't know, before we get into the harder topics of the hour, Belgium is roughly divided into the Flemish or the Dutch-speaking portion of the population and the Walloon, if I'm pronouncing that correctly, the German and the French-speaking areas.
Now, is this division a reality?
And what is the state of play of cooperation or conflict between these regions?
Well, you have to understand that Belgium is an artificial country.
It was founded in 1830 after Napoleon was beaten in Waterloo near to Brussels because they needed a sort of a state in between Germany and France.
They took a part of Holland, they took apart of France and they created this artificial state.
It's still going on.
But we are completely different to the Walloons.
We are the Flemish people speaking Dutch.
They are French-speaking people, more Latin people.
We are Germanic.
It's a crazy situation, but okay.
The most important thing in this country is that we have the capital of Europe, Brussels, the hell hole.
Brussels, as the former president of the former president of the United States called Brussels, and he was right after the terrorist attacks some years, five years ago, Brussels was the capital of jihad, of radical Muslim terrorists here in Europe.
It's also the capital of Europe of Eurocrats.
So nothing specifically about this country that isn't remarkable.
But as Flemish nationalists, we try to become independent as a nation.
And I hope we will realize this dream as soon as possible.
Well, you know, it's also been key in European history ever since it was created.
For example, World War I, it gave Churchill and his war faction just the excuse they needed to get involved in World War I because of a Napoleonic era law or treaty that said that Britain would come to the aid of Belgium if they were invaded.
And that's just that was all the excuse that Churchill needed to get Britain involved in World War I. Philip, let me ask you this.
How much of an obstacle is any ancient enmity between the people in Flanders and Wallonia to the development of pan-Belgian nationalism?
Is loyalty to these regions and languages a better rallying point for our people in Belgium?
Well, there is no real Belgian nationalism.
As I told you already, Belgium is an artificial state.
So people identify themselves with Flanders, with our symbols, with our language, with our culture, or with Wallonia and their culture and their symbols and their language.
That's about it.
But of course, we are a small country.
Belgium is about 11 million people.
That's quite small.
But okay, for European norms, we are even smaller than you would think in the United States of America.
But nevertheless, Belgium exists and it will go on for some time, I think, until the moment people realize that it's better to be independent.
And that's also the case for a lot of European nations.
I'm thinking about the Basque people.
I think about the Catalans.
I think about the Bretons.
I think about the ALZAS people, and so on and so on.
A lot of those people want to live in a Europe of the 100 flaks where every regional identity is respected and not in a supranational multicultural European Union with 25 member states who is developing towards a sort of a superstate based on multiculturalism and globalism.
Well, basically what you're telling us is that Belgium isn't a real nation, like it's kind of like Yugoslavia on a miniature scale, but still it's better than being part of the European Union, which is just a halfway house to one world government, right?
Well, we are Europeans.
We love our European civilization, who is a great civilization, a superior civilization, certainly when we compare it with Islamic society or with other civilizations around the world.
And we should cherish our civilization.
Hold on right there, my friend.
We're taking our first break of the hour, and we're going to get into Islam and the Islamification of Europe.
He wrote the book on it, ladies and gentlemen.
We come back.
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I got to tell you, ladies and gentlemen, it's such an honor to have Philip DeWinter back on the show tonight.
We have spent time with Philip.
We've broken bread with Philip.
And you feel such a kinship and such a connection for people who have paid a price for a cause greater than themselves.
And it is getting harder to do that.
But it is a very special fraternity indeed.
And we'll talk a little bit more about the heroism of Philip DeWinter, a sitting member of parliament in Belgium.
But we've got your book right here in the studio, Philip, The Islamization of Europe.
And it's one of the few books that actually sits permanently on our shelf here at the broadcast studio.
And we're going to get into that in just a moment.
But first, just very quickly, I wanted to ask you this question that came in from a listener.
Like Great Britain, Belgium once had colonies, and as in Britain, the indigenous populations of these colonies are returning to the motherland, for lack of a better term.
Is there popular support in Belgium, in either of the two regions of Belgium that we were talking about in the previous segment, for the repatriation of these people?
Well, what you're talking about, repatriation of people from Congo or Zaire to come to Belgium or the other way around?
There is a large support.
Now, what you're talking about.
Yeah, well, there is a large support for the repatriation of those Congolese people living over here.
We have large minorities of them who live over here.
And I think that a lot of people in our country think they should go back to their own African country.
That's about it.
But it's only a small group of Congolese immigrants we have over here.
Most immigrants in Belgium are from Northern Africa, from Islamic countries, not from Central Africa, not from Congo.
No.
All right.
Well, that leads us perfectly into what we wanted to spend a great deal of time talking with you about this hour.
And that is, of course, well, again, you wrote the book, The Islamization of Europe.
How extensive is that scourge in Belgium today?
I look at a place like Bruges, and I think that's probably about as close as we can get to heaven on earth.
Is it still the way it looks in the pictures?
How are we doing over in Belgium?
So, what is a percentage of Islamic people in Belgium?
Of the total population.
When you talk about Belgium, it all depends.
If you look to the big cities like Brussels, the capital of Europe, to Antwerp, my own hometown, there you have about 25% of non-European Muslim immigrants.
But that percentage becomes bigger if you look to the youngsters.
For example, in the primary schools in my city in Antwerp, a city of about 600,000 people, 52% of the youngsters in the primary schools are already Muslims.
That means that within one, two generations, the majority of the population of my hometown, Antwerp, will be Islamic.
Same is happening to Brussels.
It's going very fast now.
You already have Muslim enclaves in Brussels, for example, in Sintian, Small and Beeks, Harbeck, and so on and so on.
For the whole of Europe, we're talking about 7 to 8% of the population who is Muslim.
Same situation in my country.
But in 25, 30 years, that will be at least 15% or more.
So certainly in the big cities are overrun by Muslim immigrants and they don't want to integrate into our society, certainly don't want to assimilate into our society.
They are organizing this sort of ghetto strategy, organizing a cultural and demographic jihad, which is overtaking our culture.
A sort of demographic replacement is going on by exchanging our population, our European indigenous population by another Islamic population.
Let me just ask you this, if I could.
This is Keith again.
We have the same problem in America.
They don't come wanting to become Americans.
They come to recreate their own society under more prosperous circumstances and they stay enclaves.
Now, is it a problem of these Islamic refugees, are they reproducing so much, or is it a problem of the native stock of Belgium reproducing so little?
Or is there any connection between those two phenomena?
Well, it's both.
The fertility rate of the indigenous people is very low, 1.4 for the time being.
And when you look to those Northern African Muslim immigrants, it's more than the double.
So it's not only the influx of non-European immigrants coming from abroad, about 2 million a year in Europe.
It's also a demographic problem.
This population is growing very fast because of the fertility rate.
And I always call it a sort of a demographic jihad.
They are using their children and the immigration, the mass immigration as a weapon against Europe.
It's in fact a sort of a wide genocide.
We are undergoing here in Europe.
A new colonization.
This time it's not Europeans who are colonizing Africa, but it's Africa who is colonizing Europe.
That's right.
If you take in Africa, Africans, you get a new Africa in Europe, and that's what's happening now.
Philip, you and I had the opportunity to share the stage at a conference a few years ago when we both gave presentations there.
I was reviewing your comments in advance of your appearance this evening and during your speech you warned quite rightly that uncontrolled immigration is replacing the indigenous populations of Europe and that that interaction is leading to a tsunami of pauperized third world immigrants pushing their way into Europe.
And of course, you made mention of the fact that the United States is facing a similar immigration invasion.
In Antwerp, your hometown, 52% of the school children were Muslim as of just a couple of years ago.
Islam, you quoted, again, quite rightly, is the ancient hereditary enemy of Europe.
Muslim leaders are even openly calling for turning Europe into a Muslim continent.
So you look back, you look back at the wonderful, courageous history of Europe.
You think about Charles Martel.
You think about Jan Sovieski, where we turned back at tremendous cost this invasion in the past at places like Vienna and elsewhere.
Does Western kind, does Western man have what it takes to do it again?
I mean, it's either that or die, but do we have a Charles Martel?
Do we have a modern day, or will we get there?
Can we get there?
Can we get that again?
Well, we have to understand that the third Muslim invasion is in full swing now in Europe.
But I still believe that the tide can still be turned.
It's possible.
It's not too late to bring to an end this Islamic colonization of Europe.
But instead of embracing Islam and multiculturalism, Europe must pull itself together and stop this influx of even more immigrants and halt also the silent advance of Islam.
And I think everybody should celebrate and propagate our own cultural identity.
And that's not happening anymore, but we still have what it takes to organize the resistance and to resist against it.
Hold on right there, my friend.
Philip DeWinter, sitting member of Belgian Parliament.
We've got him back another second right after the break.
What a guy.
Stay tuned.
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We're back with Philip DeWinter, member of the Belgian parliament.
And we're talking about the Islamization of Europe.
And I like what Philip said in the last segment because I have always been for the 16 years I've been here in broadcast radio, I have always been a happy warrior.
Yes, I see what everyone sees.
I see the trends.
I see the way things are going right now.
But I believe in our people.
I believe in our people.
I believe in our ancestral spirit and memory.
And I think that we can turn this around even still.
You look back throughout history and, you know, we had the, I guess, here in America, the unfortunate reality of being born in the nadir of the American experiment.
But there have been other nations, Spain, for instance, 300 years, hundreds of years of Muslim occupation.
They turned it around.
We could turn it around too.
And this goes back to what you were talking about, Philip, in that speech we were referencing just a moment ago about how Europeans have been weakened and denatured by the multi-culti foolishness that has led us to the verge of extinction.
All European countries, by the way, not just the ones in Europe.
Well, America, too.
You know, there's woke Zeitgeist that seems to have overtaken the West.
Do you think that there's any prospect of really turning this around in light of that woke Zeitgeist?
Well, that's what he said.
I mean, we have to, as Westerners, regain our fighting spirit.
I'm quoting now from Philip DeWinter himself.
The West must regain its fighting spirit to start a civilizational moral offensive based on the foundations of our greatness.
Philip, I know you have it in you.
You've set the example.
You've set the standard.
We do what we can here.
Others are doing it as well.
Do we have it as a people?
Marcel, we think we have a dozen people.
We survived for many centuries and we resisted against, for example, Iglam, who is the hereditary enemy of Europe for several times.
We had to stop the Islamic invasion.
Why shouldn't we be able to do it a third time?
But we have to understand also that, well, mass immigration serves as a Trojan horse to Islam in Europe.
And there is this multicultural indoctrination and propaganda who is really hurting our identity backbone.
And that means that as Europeans, well, we stand men of the West and fight.
That's what we have to do.
It's also the same thing for the European Americans and for all those people who are close to our Western civilization.
We have to prevail.
And the only thing we can do is fight with all democratic means we have.
And I think in Europe things are going very well when it comes to the political parties who represent us.
And there is hope when I look to Poland, to Hungary, to that sort of countries, where you have right-wing patriotic movements who are already in charge, who are in government.
People like Viktor Orban, who is a friend of mine, who is in charge as Prime Minister of Hungary, is an example for all of us.
We have Salvini in Italy, we have Le Pen in France, we have Wilders in Holland.
So we are the second strongest group now in European Parliament with identity and democracy or political party in Europe.
And our movement is growing very strong.
And I think that something similar could happen also in the United States of America when Donald Trump starts maybe his own political movement, steps out of the Republican Party and starts his own patriotic American identity movement.
It could be similar to the movement we have in Europe.
And that's my big hope for the United States of America.
Well, Philip, let me give you hope for good cheer on this.
We're twice as far gone as you are.
You're talking about 15% Islamic population in Belgium.
Well, that means 85% founding stock.
In America, we're at 60% founding stock and 40% other, various others of third world origin.
So, you know, you are, and like you said, you have actual parties that have white consciousness as their primary plank.
And we don't have that in America yet.
I know, I'm very aware that's the big problem in the United States of America.
The European Americans are already a minority in the United States of America.
Not quite.
We're 60%, not, but you're 85%.
We're well on the way, Philip.
You're correct.
Yes, but you have to understand.
We're still the majority, but not much.
The people in Europe are very well aware of this multicultural threat and the threat of certainly the threat of Islamization and mass immigration.
And they are not longer into this multicultural ideology who is leading them to the decline and to a sort of society they don't want.
So there is a sort of electoral political revolution going on in Europe who is resisting against the political elite, against the powers that be, against the official ideology of the European Union, who is anti-racist and globalist and multicultural and so on and so on.
So there is still hope.
Don't worry.
We are doing everything that is necessary to fight back.
Well, I tell you, all we need is a chance.
All we need is a little bit of hope because we can certainly turn it around based upon skill and talent and ability and capability and our ingenuity.
I mean, our people, our people are so wonderful.
And to even say that now would get you cast out of polite society with regards to corporate America or corporate Europe or whatever.
But we will always stand for our people, for our kith and kin, our blood, our nation.
This is a cause worth fighting for.
And it's great to know.
And you are so right, Philip.
And we'll talk about this briefly when we come back after the break in the next segment with regards to Europe seems to certainly be head and shoulders above America with regards to representation in government.
We don't have that.
I mean, Trump, yes, you know, was an anomaly.
But with regard to the rank and file in the United States House and the United States Senate, it's certainly not there.
There's no voice for white people.
Yes, yes, as we have a voice in Belgium, as we have a voice in other places with some of the names you just mentioned.
But, oh my goodness, so we're running out of time so quickly.
I want to make mention of this as fast as I can, and you can maybe give us a 30-second response.
We had two shootings in America in the last two weeks.
One involved a white Christian who killed mostly Asian women, and the media cast that as a result of his race and religion exclusively.
It was because he was a white man and because he was a Christian, a Southern Baptist specifically.
That had everything to do with the shooting.
And then you fast forward to just this week, one week later, and you have a Syrian immigrant, a Muslim, who kills 10 white people at a Colorado grocery store.
But his race and religion have nothing to do with the shooting.
It had all to do with gun control.
They just pivoted and the narrative became gun control.
Are you seeing that?
I'm sure you are, with the media in Europe.
And just a quick 30 to 60 second response to the way the media has treated those two shootings.
Yes, of course we have the same problem with the media.
The media is very multicultural and very political correct, of course.
But this is official media.
Now we have internet, we have the means to communicate with the people directly, as you are doing with your talk show.
And that means that people no longer believe in official media.
They really want to get informed by other media.
Sources.
By social media, by internet, and so on and so on.
That's very important for us so we can communicate directly with our voters.
And that's what we are doing.
That's a fantastic response, and that certainly pretty much covers it.
I mean, I guess the media's treatment of that is not to be not surprising to any of us, but it was just the fact that it happened one week apart and no more than that, and the treatment that the media gave each of those incidents couldn't be more stark.
We used to have a media narrative chart that we used to flash up on the screen, Philip, where it said if you had a non-white shooter and a white victim, then the cause was a gun control situation.
If it was a white shooter and a non-white victim, it was racism or the Confederate flag.
And then if it was a non-white shooter and a non-white victim, forget about it.
Run a story about the Kardashians instead.
And that's pretty much it.
They stick to it and they act like people can't see through that.
But you're so right, Philip.
And that is something that the trust in the establishment media has plummeted to unimaginable levels, but yet they still trot it out as though people aren't getting wise.
The arguing-wise of that, I think there is a, there is, I don't know how far underneath the surface it is, but there is certainly, I think, an awakening that is brewing.
I want to believe it with all my heart.
And if I didn't believe it, I would tell you the truth.
If I thought that all was lost, we would still do our duty until our dying day.
But I would say, do your duty, ladies and gentlemen, because as Robert E. Lee said, you could do no less.
You shouldn't wish to do less.
But I think we're going to turn this around, Philip.
I don't know when.
I don't know what the catalyst will be.
But if it does happen, it'll be people like you that leave.
We'll be right back.
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It's an incredible story, the story of Philip the Winner.
And we're so honored to have him tonight representing Belgium during our march around the world, this special series we run each spring.
And we will continue to do so.
Philip, the animating cause of representing your people, your nation, your ancestors, I couldn't imagine.
I mean, it's a tough thing.
We were talking, I think the last time we were together, there had just been a group arrested for planning your assassination, people who had made plans to shoot you down, quote unquote.
And they had been arrested right before we had gotten together, if I'm not mistaken, at this conference we were referencing a moment ago.
So you're faced with those things for standing up and speaking out.
But I'll tell you, the idea of being a nine-to-five drone, and I know not everybody can do what you do.
Not everybody can be a member of parliament.
Not everybody can be, what is the equivalent of a United States congressman or senator.
Not everybody can have a talk radio program.
Everybody can support the people who are doing that work, and that's important.
And that's why we're here.
But to be a guy who just looks after number one and not the collective interest of his people, I just, that's a face, that's a life not worth living.
Yeah, everybody, all of us can be a spokesman for white people, for our own kind.
And having a sense of racial solidarity should not be controversial for anyone.
Well, to talk about living while you're alive, I mean, that's living to me.
Standing up for something greater than yourself.
Would you speak to that just for a moment?
Well, I don't think it's so remarkable.
I'm just doing my job.
I'm elected by the people, so I have to represent them.
And I'm doing this with all my abilities.
Of course, there were some terrible things happened in the past.
There were some terrorist attacks against my family, myself.
I still have police protection, that sort of thing.
But it's part of the game.
You have to understand that these sort of things happened.
And our plan also to intimidate you and to make you back off and so on and so on.
We have to persist.
We don't have any other choice.
We can't give up.
At the end, it's simple.
They lose, we win.
And if you don't believe in the fact that we will eventually win, then it's over.
We did it in World War II when Europe was invaded.
We did it during the communist period when Europe was invaded again.
We always fought back, and they lost, and we won.
And we will do it again.
And our enemies are plying for cheap and multiculturalism and Islam.
Well, yes.
I mean, you have to believe that.
You have to fight with all you've got.
But that's the thing, Philip.
Well, listen, you know it, but I can tell you, from being an American, we don't have one, not one member of Congress like Philip the Winner in the United States.
And that is, I guess, perhaps the difference between a parliamentary system and a winner-take-all system here.
If we had a political party like yours who fielded candidates like you and we got 30% of the vote, we would have some seats in Congress.
But here, no.
I mean, anybody that had our views would be beaten down.
Now, Trump was an outlier, and Trump perhaps maybe ignited something that will catch fire in the years to come.
We'll wait and see.
I mean, Trump was certainly an anomaly.
But we don't have one Philip the Winner here.
What would you say from your perspective, comparing and contrasting the political systems of America and the different nations of Europe, the advantages and the disadvantages that we both face?
Well, of course, you have your majority system.
The winner takes it all in the United States of America.
We've seen it with the presidential elections only a few months ago.
And it's a crazy system because a small majority can really overrule a large minority.
And that's what's happening in the United States of America.
And due to the fact of Mars immigration and so on and so on, this so-called majority is no longer a representation of the real inhabitants of the American population.
And that's why people like Biden and all those liberals and Democrats are in favor of Mars immigration.
If they can't win on a normal base, they just import new voters.
They just import their funds.
And that's the way they are abusing democracy.
Well, it's worse than that, actually, Philip.
You know, it's not a matter of the winner takes all.
It's a matter of the cheater takes all in this last presidential election.
That's still something.
But you're right.
You're quite right about illegal immigration is a voter registration drive for the Democrats because you know that the people from the third world ports of call are going to be nearly 100% straight-ticket Democratic voters.
So the more they can get in, the more that they are bolstering their odds in any given election.
So I envy, I think I envy the European system, the parliamentary system.
You can get a percentage of the equivalent of their governmental apparatus with a strong showing, even if you don't win.
So that's something to consider.
And that's something that we'll have to work around here in America.
Europe has a heads up and a leg up on us with that regard.
Well, Philip, I thank you again for representing Belgium during this very special series.
This march around the world has just been incredible.
We've been all around the Western world this month, speaking with different elected officials and thought leaders across, well, Australia, Canada, Croatia, England, Scotland, and elsewhere, now Belgium.
All of our guests have been outside of the United States this month.
They have all been calling in from their native soil and staying up past midnight to a man.
Philip, with only just two or three minutes remaining, I give the final word to you.
Give us your contact information.
Tell us about your political party.
If there's anything we can do over here in America or our international listeners to support you and your cause, give it all, take it away.
The floor is yours.
James, the most important thing you can do is to keep up the fight.
Your way to contributing to our cause is this talk show.
I think you're doing very well.
I try to follow you on thepoliticalchestpool.org when I have the opportunity.
Well, I think it's very important also not only to be involved in party politics as I am, but also to spread the news, to spread the word with talk shows like yours.
And that's the only thing I can say to you.
Keep up the fight and persist.
Don't give up.
And I'm really convinced there should be the solidarity between patriots all over the world.
We should keep in contact.
We should inform each other about what's happening and how we can get involved and how we can contribute to each other's struggle.
But in fact, the struggle is the same.
It's a struggle for our Western civilization, struggle as European Americans and indigenous Europeans for our heritage, our cultural heritage, our civilization, our identity.
And that's what it's all about.
So keep up the fight.
Philip, thank you so much for the kind words.
Your graciousness, again, staying up so late, nearly 1 a.m. now in Belgium to be with us and to be with our audience.
It's received incredible feedback throughout the hour.
And I'm sure as people listen to it on the archives later on throughout the week, it will receive even more.
And we will have you back soon.
Thank you for standing for our people.
Thank you for standing for your nation.
Thank you for standing for us.
You're right.
It's a pan-European thing.
We are a European family, and family comes first.
What is love if not loving your own family a little bit more than everyone else?
Well, you see what the left is doing.
The left uses the same strategy against Europe and against America.
They find the nearest group geographically to the landmass that they want to conquer, and they bring them in.
In Europe, it's Muslims.
In America, it's Hispanics of various...
But they share similarity in that they're both non-white and they're both natural leftists.
Well, that's right.
And listen, that's an honest conversation.
This is not about hatred.
It's about a love for our people.
And it's an honest conversation about the realities that happens when you have groups with conflicting interests and cultures and languages and religions in the same living space.
It's only going to lead to conflict.
That is the way of the world.
That is the way it's always been.
That's the way it's always going to be.
You can have your Pollyanna.
You can have your utopia.
Let's live in reality.
Let's be honest.
And we are being honest here.
And we thank Philip DeWinter for being a hero for our people, a hero for the truth.
Philip, we will talk to you again soon.
Godspeed, my friend.
And thank you, thank you, thank you for setting an example for all of us to follow, but especially for elected officials to follow.
Okay, thank you, James.
See you soon.
Indeed, my friend.
Thank you so much.
There he goes.
Philip the winner representing Belgium arched around the world.
Keith, does it get any better than that?
Well, we're taking a break.
We're going to wrap it up with Nick Griffin in the UK after this.
Great Britain, UK.
We've been using those terms interchangeably, and of course, for good reason.
But Philip the Winner, one word to describe him, Keith.
Courageous.
There you go.
Indeed, that and more.
We'll be back.
Nick Griffin, we're going back to Great Britain right after this.