Sept. 17, 2022 - The Political Cesspool - James Edwards
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All right, folks, we were going to and would have covered the death of Queen Elizabeth II on the program last week had it not been for all the unpleasantness in Memphis, which dominated the program.
But we are going to cover it now.
Obviously, it's still very timely, and her funeral has been going on all week.
And so we're going to discuss the death of Queen Elizabeth, the ascension of King Charles III, and the past president and future of Great Britain.
Keith Alexander is back with me now, and we're going to spend the hour on this.
So I think the consensus within our ranks is that Queen Elizabeth was a figurehead.
If she did have any sort of sympathy towards our side, and there was no evidence that she did, she did nothing to stop the invasion of the UK.
And it was on her watch that the city of London, for example, went from a 90% white city to a majority non-white city.
The sun never set on the British Empire at one point in history.
Now they don't even control the streets of their capital.
That all happened under Elizabeth's watch.
And whether or not she had any power to do anything about it or not, maybe you could debate that.
She probably didn't, but she didn't speak out about it either.
And so that's where we are with that.
And Tucker Carlson, I know we played a, this is unusual.
We played a clip from Tucker Carlson last week.
We're going to play a shorter one this week.
This was something I received via email, and it's pretty good.
Let's go to that right now.
Then we'll get Keith Alexander's take and we'll start to sink our teeth into this issue.
Let's hear Tucker's more nuanced take on the passing of the Queen.
He makes some good points here.
Go.
Do we have the clip ready?
Are you there, Keith?
Okay, okay.
Mr. Producer is.
Okay, all right.
Everything's still 5x5.
Okay, here comes the clip.
Thank you, Mr. Producer.
Here we go.
Good evening and welcome to Tucker Carlson.
Tonight, Queen Elizabeth II died today in Scotland, as you likely know, at the age of 96.
She was the longest-serving monarch in British history.
She was born in one world and died in another.
It's not easy to maintain your dignity while living in the public eye.
Most of us could not pull it off for an afternoon.
Queen Elizabeth did it for more than 70 years.
I want to ask you all, she wrote shortly before her coronation in 1953, whatever your religion may be, to pray for me on that day, to pray that God may give me wisdom and strength to carry out the solemn promises I shall be making and that I may faithfully serve him and you all the days of my life.
For the most part, she did just that.
And that was not a small achievement given the period she lived in.
The week that Elizabeth was coronated, Edmund Hillary, a British subject from New Zealand, a beekeeper, became the first man in history to summit Mount Everest.
The achievement seemed symbolic at the time, Britain on top of the world.
But in fact, Britain was already over, whether the British knew it or not.
To this day, Britain claims to have won both of the 20th century's world wars, but together they destroyed that nation forever.
After victory came humiliation.
The empire evaporated, and along with it, Britain's self-confidence and ultimately its self-respect.
It's hard to believe now, but Britain wasn't always a regional banking center slash refugee camp.
It was a real place with a history and a language and a culture and a genuinely remarkable people.
A country in the North Atlantic the size of Alabama that somehow took over the world and ruled it with decency unmatched by any empire in human history.
The British Empire was not perfect, but it was far more humane than any other ever.
It's gone now, barely even remembered.
Queen Elizabeth II was the last living link to a truly great Britain.
Today on social media, the usual ghouls celebrated her death.
Quote, may her pain be excruciating, a Carnegie Mellon professor called Uju Anya wrote on Twitter of the Queen, may she die in agony.
Various know-nothings in the media, including a columnist at the Atlantic and a couple of employees of NBC News, seconded that thought.
The British Empire was evil, they wrote, apparently totally unaware of what came after it.
And speaking of what did come after the British Empire, how, for example, did Africa fare after the British left?
Let's see.
Uganda got Edi Amin, who was a cannibal.
Rhodesia became Zimbabwe and then became the poorest country on the planet under the racist lunatic Robert Mugabe.
As of tonight, South Africa is still being run into the ground by an incompetent kleptocrat called Cyril Ramaposa.
So it's hard to see any of that as an improvement because it's not an improvement.
Sorry, Atlantic magazine.
And now, of course, the entire continent of Africa has a new master, the Chinese government.
China is the latest colonial power to dominate Africa.
Its subjects will be pining for the British soon, assuming they are not already.
In an ideal world, there would not be empires, no empires, only sovereign nations.
But we don't have that world, and we never have had that world, going back to at least the Assyrians 1400 years before Christ.
In the real world, the one that we live in, strong countries dominate weak countries, and that trend shows no sign of changing.
The very least you can say about the English is that they took their colonial responsibilities seriously.
They didn't just take things, they added.
When the U.S. government withdrew from Afghanistan after 20 years, we left behind airstrips, shipping containers, and guns.
When the British pulled out of India, they left behind an entire civilization, a language, a legal system, schools, churches, and public buildings, all of which are still in use today.
Here's the train station the English built in Bombay, for example.
There's nothing like that in Washington, D.C. right now, much less in Kabul or Baghdad.
Today, India is far more powerful than the UK, the nation that once ruled it.
And yet after 75 years of independence, has that country produced a single building as beautiful as the Bombay train station that the British colonialists built?
No, sadly, it has not.
Not one.
So despite what they may be claiming on Twitter tonight, the British Empire was more than just genocide.
In fact, the British did not commit genocide, except arguably against the Dutch during the Boer War.
The British did give the world the Magna Carta and habeas corpus and free speech.
They helped end the transatlantic slave trade as well as the ritual murder of widows in India.
The British Empire spread Protestant Christianity to the entire world.
It published some of the greatest literature ever written and produced the finest manufactured goods ever made anywhere at any time, including now.
It was an impressive place run by impressive people.
We will see many empires going forward, but we will never see one so benign.
That's true.
And because it's true, the people who would like to run the world in a far harsher way would like to make certain that you don't know it.
And so they destroy the evidence, the evidence that ever existed.
Here they are tearing down a statue of a British philanthropist in the UK two years ago.
We'll go ahead and cut that right there.
So we'll pause it right there.
Tucker Carlson, Keith, we're going to break this apart.
He used the occasion of the Queen's passing to really focus on a much more important point.
What was your take on what you just heard?
Generally in agreement, mixed, take issue with a few things.
England was a white civilization.
The Anglosphere, the places colonized by England, by with English people, and also, I mean, the entire British Isles, Scotsmen, Irishmen, Welshmen, all of, and Englishmen, Anglo-Saxons and Normans and whatnot, is still the best part of the world.
The Anglosphere, the people, the English colonies were totally different from, let's say, the Spanish colonies.
The Spanish did not send a lot of settlers over to their colonies, and the ones they sent over were just interested in making a hatful and coming back and living in luxury in Spain.
It was totally different in the Anglosphere.
The English people went there, supposedly the bottom of society, scrubbed out the jails, and they turned every place they went into that they entered in large numbers into a garden spot.
Australia, Canada, the United States, Rhodesia, South Africa, New Zealand.
You know, it's just, hold on right there.
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All right, welcome back everybody.
So we're breaking down what the death of the queen means.
I liked a lot of what Tucker said.
Keith is critiquing what we just heard.
And Keith, I guess, you know, look, I have a genetic inheritance.
I did the DNA test years ago, and I have a genetic inheritance that is 100% white and predominantly from England with the second biggest piece of the pie coming from Scotland, followed by Ireland and Wales.
So each of the four nations that make up the UK, I have drawn some DNA from and also from Denmark and Sweden as well on my DNA test, or so they tell me.
So, yes, I mean, you know, this is our history.
So this is something that is near and dear to us.
But you, I think, my friend, even much more closely than I, because your very own mother was an English war bride.
So my ancestors had been here for quite some time.
Your mother, who is still alive, was an English woman.
So, you know, what does all this mean to you?
Well, you're right.
My mother was an English girl.
My father was in Patton's army, and he met her and married her, brought her to America.
She was homesick, and they had to move back to England for a while.
A lot of guys probably would have just washed their hands and said, look, I've had enough.
My father wasn't like that.
Back in the old days, you married till death did you hard, and she eventually got acclimated.
Well, I was born in Minnesota.
They lived in Patterson, New Jersey a while, but it was back in Memphis.
Hold on, buddy.
I think you went back in the house.
If you're back in the house, you're cutting out a little bit.
Okay.
Well, I'm standing by the windows because it's getting a little hot out here, but let me go outside.
Is this better?
Yeah, that's better.
Here's the situation.
England had a pernicious class system.
And of course, the queen and the monarchy are the epitome of that class system.
You can see that the English stock was so good that even when you just scrape out the bottom of the jails like they did for Australia, give those people a land with reasonable fertility and a reasonable climate, and they'll turn it into a garden spot.
But still, in England today, Pakistanis and Africans are treated better than the English working class.
You know, we've had a black princess, Megan Markle, who was a soft porn star, but we have yet to have a Cotton princess in England.
So, you know, why in the, you know, that pernicious class system is almost as bad as the caste system in India.
I remember going over there and it was like a bucket of cold water in my face.
I remember coming up a little bit garbled.
You may want to put on a bulletproof vest and walk down to the mailbox or something.
Well, here, I'm up here.
I tell you what, can you hear me now?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
No, you're great.
You can climb up to the crow's nest on top of the roof or something.
I'll see if I can climb the tree here or something.
Yeah, get on top of the chimney like Santa Claus.
No, no, no, you said it fine now.
But so, well, let me ask you, get it back to the queen.
I mean, we could talk, but we could lament what has happened to the UK.
Associated with the Queen.
That's why I brought it up because, see, there's a major class system there.
Well, okay, let's get back to the debate that we kind of started this hour with.
And we've got a guest that we're going to bring on, really not a guest, more of a contributor.
We're going to have Courtney.
Now, Courtney is a published columnist now.
She had her very first submission published by Kevin McDonald at the Occidental Observer.
We're going to tell you about that when she comes on in the next segment.
But this is something that she's very animated about, the story, the passing of the queen, what it means for the future of Great Britain.
So we're going to be talking with her about that the last two segments tonight.
But first, I mean, Keith, this debate about how much power the queen had, what side was she really on?
Obviously, not a lot of evidence that she was too overly concerned about our plight.
But she did live through the decline and fall of the British Empire.
There's no doubt about that.
But to be fair to her, I don't think there's much she could have done if she had come out strongly against the immigration or strongly against the powers that be over there, which, you know, let's just be honest about it.
It was Jewish, the Rothschilds and people like that.
They were intermarried with the aristocracy of England, and they were calling the shots.
If she had made a strong stand, she probably would have accelerated the outcry to do away with the royalty in England.
So there's not much you could do.
But she did have a kind of stabilizing presence, and she was beloved by an awful lot of people worldwide and in England in particular, including my mother.
In fact, you go up to her room in the nursing home now, and she's got all these books about the queen and about the royal family.
And listen, to be fair, I want to be as fair as I can be and not saying things to placate one side or the other, but just because I believe this, there is something very beautiful about the tradition and the decorum of a monarchy.
I probably greatly prefer a monarchy compared to the system of government we have here today.
Of course, we'd want the monarch to be on our side, but there is something about that.
It needs to be more than a figurehead.
Right.
That's the thing.
It needs to be more than just the trappings of tradition.
There needs to be that beautiful tradition, and it is beautiful, but with a little teeth to it.
And that, of course, I don't know how long it's been since you actually had a king with some power over there, but I'm betting it's been a long hell of a long time.
That's probably Charles II who was beheaded by Oliver Cromwell.
Yeah, I actually thought about calling up one of our heavy hitters over in the UK.
We actually are going to have Nick Griffin back on the program on October 1st.
So maybe we'll talk to him about that.
But his primary reason for coming on, coming back with us on October 1st, will be to talk about the coming winter in Europe, which is supposed to be very cold because Russia's not sending them any more oil.
And depending on how you look at it, people are saying Russia's about to get the checkmate and they're going to freeze out Western Europe.
And then the other side's saying Western Europe's going to get the checkmate because Russia's not going to get the revenue from their oil delivery.
So I don't know.
I don't know any of revenue from their oil from the Chinese and the Indians and others.
They don't need Europe.
Europe needs them.
And this may be the straw that breaks the camel's back and gets all the people in Western Europe and England to throw off this yoke of Jewish domination that they've been living under, just like we have in America.
So I was, yes, I was thinking about having, but that's what Nick's going to come on for in a couple of weeks.
But I was thinking about having somebody.
We got a lot of contacts in the UK, Adrian Davis.
We got Peter Rushton.
We got a lot.
And I was thinking about maybe having one of them on to talk about the Queen last week.
But then, of course, everything happened in Memphis.
And so it just got pushed.
And I just decided, well, we'll just comfort ourselves.
So that's why we didn't have somebody from the UK give us a little more take a little more from the actual scene there.
But nevertheless, yeah, continue on, Keith.
Well, Prince Charles is basically like Hunter Biden.
Hunter Biden's 52 years old and hasn't had a real job.
Charles, who is going to be Charles III, is 73 years old and is just about to start his first real job.
They call him Chuck the Cuckoo, just like Connor is a sinecure.
Yeah, they're calling him Chuck the Cuck.
Yeah, right.
And you know, going to yearn, those people that complain that Queen Elizabeth didn't get involved in enough of the issues of the day, they're probably going to yearn for her after Chuck the Cuck gets involved and starts trying to push for climate change, anti-climate change laws and rules and stuff like that.
This guy has never seen a liberal movement that he hasn't embraced, which means that he is really not one of us.
He doesn't give two hoots in hell about the average Englishman.
And I believe that, you know, if anybody hastens the fall of the monarchy in England, it's going to be Charles.
I think William would be a lot better choice.
Yeah, so we'll see how long Charles stays on the beat, but it was remarkable the fact that she was the second longest reigning monarch in history of any nation.
I mean, it's certainly the longest in Britain's history.
Even longer than Queen Victoria.
Well, that's something.
But I don't think Charles age after.
I don't think, yeah.
Great point.
Great point.
But I don't think Charles, who's ascending to the throne at the age of 73, is going to be on there quite as long.
But yeah, so what do we know about that?
He doesn't have the right stuff.
You know, Elizabeth at least maintained the stability of the monarchy and was an amiable presence.
Charles is going to get in there and start ruffling feathers.
I think we would certainly prefer Elizabeth I to the second.
Elizabeth I was the daughter of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn, and she's the one who commissioned just a major player.
Queen Victoria to Queen Elizabeth II.
But we're about to yearn for her after we get a hello to Chuck the Cuck.
Give me Queen Boudica.
We'll take her too.
All right, let's take a break.
We'll have our own little princess, Corday from Alabama, coming on.
She wrote an article.
Check it out at theOccidentalObserver.net.
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It's been a variety show tonight with Harry Cooper, our featured guest, Keith Alexander, and yours truly covering all the news that piqued our interest this week in the first hour.
And now covering an item we would have covered last week had it not been, again, for all of the unpleasantness in Memphis, the passing of Queen Elizabeth II, the ascension of King Charles III, the past president of the future of Great Britain, all fair game this hour.
So Courtney from Alabama, one of our regular contributors, she contacted me last week and she said she wanted to write something about this.
And she sent it in.
And, you know, we don't allow comments on our blog, so she would have gotten a lot of feedback.
So unbeknownst to her, and I didn't even tell her I was going to do this, I sent it to Kevin McDonald, and Kevin loved it.
And he put it up, I mean, he posted it within an hour of having received it.
And so if you go to theoccidentalobserver.net, you will find as a featured article there, In Defense of British Men.
That was her title.
And she's going to tell you all about it.
Courtney, take it away.
Oh, yeah.
Thank you.
Yeah, I appreciate all the attention you've given to my piece.
I really do.
But yeah, with the Queen passing and then the, you know, the recent news.
Well, there's, well, first with the Queen passing, not just Tucker Carlson, but also Douglas Murray over on Sky Australia News had him on.
And both of them, they were kind of reacting to some talking heads in the leftist media who used the passing of the queen to rant about racism and the royal family represents racism and colonial history and all this ridiculous stuff.
And Tucker Carlson and Douglas Murray both responded on different programs, obviously, In defense of, you know, they both said, you know, maybe a little bit about the queen, but most of it was a defense of the British history and their empire.
And I was very, very impressed with what they said.
I agree with it.
I would write a piece on it.
I either wanted to write a piece or call in about and say, well, right.
And anyways, I'm a little bit here.
But, you know, there's also the recent news about minister, you know, they're all celebrating over there that none of the top positions will be held by men anymore.
And so, you know, with everything going on and listening to Tucker's wonderful monologue and Maria, it made me, you know, really think about my roots, the British people, British men in particular, and how much they accomplished.
And I'm kind of talking as an American.
But no, it's a few islands and Courtney, hang on right there.
This is an odd show tonight.
You're breaking up a little bit too.
We were having problems with Keith as well.
I don't know if they figured out our phone line and have tapped into it to give us some disruption, but I don't know if there's a place you could move that would get a little bit better reception.
You were just cutting out for about the last minute or so.
You could hear most of it.
Okay.
That sounds better.
That sounds better.
Can you hear me better now?
Well, we'll see how it goes, right?
At least for those couple of words.
But anyway, yes.
So this you're talking about what motivated you to write this article, a featured article at the Occidental Observer.
And of course, the Queen's passing was a catalyst, but it got you to thinking, hey, they're using this, the left, the enemy, is using her passing to talk about how evil the history of the British has been in their eyes.
And so you're going to write one that stood up for the white men of British history.
And that's really what the article is about.
Okay, I'll tell you what, these phones.
Keith, are you there?
I'm here.
18 years.
And this is one for the books with regards to the phones.
Why don't you share while we work to get Courtney back?
Why don't you share what you thought of the article?
I know you read it as well.
Well, it's funny.
The left says that she wasn't anti-racist and anti-colonial enough.
And the right says that she didn't take enough of an activist role to oppose immigration and decolonization of the British Empire.
So, you know, that just goes to show you can't please all the people all the time.
And what Queen Elizabeth did, I guess, was walk right down the middle and basically didn't have a discouraging word to say about anything.
You might say that she was in a leadership position and that she more or less squandered her political capital because she did have some.
If she had come out strongly against third world immigration to England, she could have gotten together with Powell and she could have had a big effect, but she didn't.
On the other hand, thank goodness she didn't come out and say the trouble with immigration is we don't have enough non-white immigration.
That's right, guys.
You know what?
That's the glasses.
Half full or half empty.
Yes, I guess it could have always been worse, although I don't know.
You know, the thing is, with regard to we were just talking with Harry Cooper about World War II a little bit in the last hour.
They could survive the Luftwaffe, but they will not survive diversity.
And again, yes, I guess you could have gone all in.
She didn't necessarily do that either.
But, you know, like T.S. Elliott said in his famous poem, The Hollow Men, this is the way the world will end, not with a bang, but a whimper.
Well, I mean, this is it.
The thing is, the amount of catastrophic damage that has been inflicted upon Great Britain within the Queen's lifetime, whether it was because of her or in spite of her or whatever, it may be irreparable.
We don't know.
I think the Queen of England was like a lot of people in England and America.
They just couldn't believe what was happening and they were kind of caught flat-footed.
They couldn't believe that their leaders, their political leaders, were selling them out to the degree that they were.
But alas, that's the way it was.
And like most Englishmen, I guess, the Queen just sat back and really didn't do anything about it except try to maintain her own decorum and maintain the institution of the monarchy.
I guess there's something when compared to Megan Markle, I guess there is something to be said for that as well.
Again, trying to be nuanced here, but very quickly, we're going to get Courtney back.
And Mr. Producer, she's texting me now, so I know she's trying.
I don't know what happened.
Again, it's been a difficult night with phone connections.
It's been very rare that this occurs to this extent.
But we'll try to get her back if you can, Mr. Producer.
But Keith, what did you think of Courtney's article?
You read it top to bottom.
I know you said that.
Well, I love it.
I thought Courtney is Courtney is a lady just like Queen Elizabeth was a lady.
She looks for the bright side in things and she admires British men.
And they did a lot.
You know, you know that in my house, I have a painting called The Death of Nelson, where Nelson was shot by a French sniper at the Battle of Trafalgar.
And when his, and he was mortally wounded in it, as his adjutant came up to him and told him that Napoleon's admiral had surrendered and they had won, his last words were, thank God, sir, I've done my duty.
That's exactly what British manhood stood for.
And Admiral Nelson and Arthur Wellesley, the Duke of Wellington and Duke of Marlborough, people like this, throughout their history were superb leaders, both military and otherwise.
They had, you know, they were the top nation in the world.
And how they did it from an area like Tucker said, about the size of Alabama, is an incredible statement to the laws of English civilization.
That's exactly right.
And maybe that's why Courtney from Alabama was compelled to write this article that I liked it too.
But hey, we've got her back now.
So, Courtney, we have just a minute before the next break.
So, we'll give you this time and then we'll come back and let you take the full last segment.
But if you can remember where you were when we lost you.
Okay, can you hear me now?
You're good.
Okay, okay.
Yeah, you know, when I wrote that article, you know, not that I was really engaging with the people in the comments, really.
I know you're not supposed to do that.
So I ignored a lot of them, a lot of the negative feedback.
But I mean, there was positive and negative.
But some of the people in the comments were kind of proving my point for me that, you know, you can look at the left, the right, and the far right.
And it just seems that British, the British and their history, you know, British men in particular are the least appreciated.
They get criticized for different reasons in each of these groups.
You know, and we had people commenting under this article I wrote, you know, mostly people in our movement who, you know, it's like they were talking about the British like they were worse than the Jews.
They've destroyed the world.
They've messed things up for white people everywhere.
And, you know, their liberal enlightenment ideas and, you know, and all that stuff.
And, you know, and I guess I'll pick up when we get back.
Wait, listen, here's what we're going to do.
It only took three hours, but we got everybody on the phone sounding good.
Now, Keith was having some trouble in the first hour as well.
Keith, we got to get you back in the studio with me next week.
I know we were supposed to this week.
And, you know, hey, stuff comes up.
I get it.
But we will be right back with Courtney from Alabama, now a published author at theOccidentalObserver.net.
Stay tuned.
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www.freedomfactor.org Mr. Producer told us during the break that in all of his years of producing radio he had this problem with the phones but that's okay.
So we're talking about Courtney from Alabama's piece that Kevin McDonald published.
And by the way, I should share with you, ladies and gentlemen, in the listening audience, that Kevin said, well, let me pull up Kevin's text.
I want to cite it word for word.
Please tell her that her writing is always welcomed at TOO.
So you might be reading some more pieces, Keith, from Courtney there at TOO.
And if you want to join the conversation, it sparked, as you said, a good number of comments.
Join that discussion at theOccidentalObserver.net.
Now, Courtney, go ahead and finish making your points, your observations, your takeaways that you want to share with the audience.
And then I know Keith's got something he wants to say.
Yeah, historically, British, the British, British men in particular, and of course, you know, I share their blood and I'm very proud of that civilization.
You know, being a Southerner, I'm Scott-Irish, Scottish, English, you know, what the typical Southerner is.
And I'm just very proud of my heritage.
And, you know, they accomplished, I think, as a group, British men, they did more for the world historically than any other group.
And it just, I see, I just think they're underappreciated, not just from the left, but also from many people on the right, you know, for different reasons.
You know, in our movement and then the regular mainstream right in the South where I'm from, or just red state America in general, there's kind of this mocking attitude towards the British, like, oh, you know, they like soccer and drink tea.
You know, and it's like they disconnect themselves from them as a civilization, even though most southerners are descended from them.
And I've never related it to that.
I think it's very ignorant.
You also have this thing in America, and I feel bad saying this on air because it's very disrespectful, but there's a thing in America where for some reason Americans like to make fun of the way British people look.
And I personally, I think they're attractive.
You know, when you watch the footage, like where you see crowds of white British people gathering, I think the people are very attractive.
They dress better than Americans.
They're good looking.
They're slimmer.
I don't see what the issue is.
I personally, I'm a married woman.
And forgive me for saying this, I'm a married woman.
My husband's a southerner.
He's not a British nationality.
He probably, I'm sure he has a lot of British ancestry, but my husband's a southerner.
So forgive me for saying this, but there's just something about British men.
I think they're incredibly sexy, if I can say that.
And when they start talking, it's like I feel a comfort level, like I'm going back and hearing my ancestors talk or something.
But anyway, and then you have people in our movement who are always talking down on the British for their enlightenment ideas, you know, liberal enlightenment ideas like freedom.
But, you know, what I find funny about it, you know, and then like the founding fathers, a lot of them mock the founding fathers and the creation of America.
But what I find interesting about this is most of the people who I hear criticize the British for this reason or that reason.
You know, they're living in a country created by the British and they don't ever seem to have any plans on leaving.
I mean, I find it fascinating.
If they do talk about leaving, they talk about going to another country the British created, whether it's Canada or Australia.
And I love it.
Yeah, the Anglosphere, exactly.
And I would like to, you know, just say, you know, a couple things, you know, first of all, you know, whether I'm debating these people, well, I didn't really debate people in the comments section.
I kind of want to stay above that.
James has given me advice to, you know, stay above that.
So I didn't really, I didn't really engage too much.
But, you know, the bottom line is that, you know, somebody can come to me and tell me, oh, you shouldn't like the British for this reason or that reason, you know, if it's somebody on the left or the right.
Number one, first and foremost, I don't have to give any explanation for why I love that group so much.
The simple, the number one reason is that's who I am.
It's my blood.
So naturally, I'm supposed to love them.
And I'm supposed to wish the best for them.
And I'm not going to give up on them as a country or civilization because I love them so much.
It's who I am.
It's the natural thing to do.
And, you know, the other thing is, you know, as I just said, when somebody criticizes them, especially while they're using the English language, I like to ask them, well, where are you living right now?
And do you have any plans on moving?
And if you're moving, where are you planning on moving to?
And, you know, it's very rare that somebody, I don't think I've ever known somebody to move back to their country of origin.
That's not an, you know, it's like something somewhere outside of the English sphere.
It's like I have yet to see that happen.
But anyways, I'll stop with that for now and just, you know, allow y'all to ask questions or make your point.
Keith, is there anything during that small momentary interruption during the last segment where we had lost Courtney?
Keith was talking about some of the elements of your article.
Keith, is there anything you'd like to focus in on about that?
Or do you want to go straight to the other comment?
No, no, let me say this.
Basically, it's like with America, a lot of people that say they hate America don't hate Americans.
They hate America's government.
And I think that probably some of the leadership's decisions in the past century by people like Churchill and whatnot are certainly objectionable.
And you can object to them without objecting to the English people.
The English people were misled and killed off in two world wars that Winston Churchill was basically responsible for getting England into, unnecessarily in both situations, both World War I and World War II.
But don't hold that against English people.
The English people are marvelous stock.
And even the people that were supposed to be the lowest class of the low, like they scrubbed out the bottom of the prisons to send some people to America and most of the people that populate Australia.
But guess what?
Those people were of such high quality that they turned both America and Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Rhodesia, South Africa, all of these places into garden spots.
And that's something that the Spanish, the Belgians, the Dutch, the Germans weren't able to do with their colonies.
So, you know, I'm with Courtney.
I think that the average English stock person is great and underappreciated.
And don't hold them responsible for all of the things that their so-called leaders do, just like I don't want the people of the world to hold it against all Americans, what America's leadership has done.
Exactly.
I agree.
Did you, were you going to say anything, James?
No, no, I'm letting you have it.
Well, you wanted me to say that thing of, you know, my father was a GI in Panzer and he married an English girl.
And the English guys didn't.
Yeah.
The English guys did not take kindly to American GIs dating English girls.
They said that the GIs were overpaid, oversexed, and over here.
And a lot of people have heard of that, but they didn't hear the GI's reply to the British Tommies.
That's what their equivalent of the GI was, average British soldier.
The GI said that the Tommies were underpaid, undersexed, and under Eisenhower.
Oh, boy.
Hey, and all that's a shame, too, I might add.
Every bit of that is a shame.
But the way that whole thing went for all of us, there were no winners in that particular war.
Well, there were, but they didn't do the fight.
We fought on the wrong side.
He said we should have been with the fascists fighting against the communists.
Hey, you know, I know your mom is obviously.
She turned 96 yesterday.
There you go.
About the same age as Queen Anne.
Wow, I didn't know that.
Wow.
So yesterday was her birthday.
How about that?
Now, I know that, you know, she's a little older, so she's got some issues with memory and things like that.
But is she aware of this, Keith?
Does she have any reaction?
She kind of comes in and out.
She makes occasionally she makes very witty and cogent comments.
Like we were watching back in August, they were having an Elvis Week thing at the nursing home where she is, and they had Elvis in blue, Hawaii.
And she was watching that and nobody saw it.
You know, she's really getting it.
And then she reached over to me in a stage whisper and said, he had a way about him, didn't he?
And all these old ladies and men started cackling and laughing.
I thought that was great.
But yeah, she had a reverence for the queen.
You were saying that earlier in the program.
Oh, she loved the queen.
In fact, if you go up to her room now, at least half the books are about the queen and the royal family.
How about that?
Wow.
Yeah.
Well, Courtney, I know we only got two minutes left, but there was something to that about that beautiful tradition.
Obviously, we would love to have a monarchy with more teeth and one that fought for us as monarchies used to do.
They would fight on behalf of their nation and their people.
But, you know, listen, there is still something about being proper.
But, you know.
Well, Courtney and the Queen of Elizabeth had one thing in common.
They're both very classy ladies.
Yeah, that's for sure.
Oh, thank you.
I really appreciate that.
That's very kind of you.
Yes.
And one, you know, one thing in closing related to that, you know, you know, like I remember back during the Olympics, you know, like we would we would compare the opening ceremonies.
And I remember, you know, for the for the opening ceremony for China, everybody in our movement was, you know, I will admit there was a little bit of jealousy that you could look out there and everybody was Chinese who was performing, whereas in Western countries.
Oh, God.
You're talking about the Olympic opening ceremonies that were in London, though, geez.
Well, yeah, well, I'm not going to go into that, but I will say this.
I, you know, watching, when you watch the crowds form that, you know, that, that, you know, are recognized, you know, the crowds over there who show up to watch royal weddings or royal funerals or like if you watch, like if you watch their actual ceremonies that take place, I mean, yes, every now and then.
Yeah, I know what you're getting at.
I actually, I'm glad you're getting to this because this is something I had on my notes to make mention of, and I was totally going to forget.
Yeah, so we know the demographics of London, but in the day after the Queen's passing, there was just throngs of people, thousands of people that had gathered outside of Buckingham Palace.
And it seemed to be 100% white in the picture that I saw.
Everybody I saw was white.
So at the end of the day, that's something to consider as well.
Well, anyway, check out the article at theoccidentalobserver.net for Courtney and Keith and our guest this evening, Harry Cooper.
I'm James Edwards.
We'll be back with you next week.
Got big guests coming up.
Nick Griffin's going to be back.
Brother Nathaniel is going to be back later in October.
We're going to find out what's going on.
I'm texting with Henrik Palmgren right now.
Gonna try to find out about this so-called right-wing victory in Sweden, if that's the real deal, and if there's a little something there to invest some hope in.