Dec. 2, 2023 - The Political Cesspool - James Edwards
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Oh, the weather outside is frightful, but the fire is so delightful.
And since we've no place to go, let it snow, let it snow, let it snow.
It doesn't show signs of stopping.
And I brought some corn for popping.
The lights are turned way down low.
Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow.
It is that time of year, is it not, ladies and gentlemen?
Get you into the Christmas spirit yet?
Has it hit you already?
Yeah, and I'm just thinking about that snow.
You know, white people are the people that know about snow.
A lot of other people in the world don't know about it except secondhand.
So, you know, that is one thing that we have in common with other white people.
So let's celebrate it.
Favorite Christmas movie?
My favorite Christmas movie, I guess, is Home Alone.
I was going to say Die Hard.
Okay.
Maybe Lethal Weapon.
It's a close one and two.
But anyway, welcome back to the show.
Now, our featured guest of the evening has joined us.
He is Taylor Young, a member of the editorial team at Antelope Hill Publishing, antelopehillpublishing.com.
You know the ad, ladies and gentlemen.
He's back on tonight for an interview that's been in the works for at least a month, maybe two.
I saw the book, The Sword of Christ, in the Antelope Hill catalog, and I said that's one we need to talk about, but we need to talk about it in December once we start talking about Christmas.
And help to help us do that is the aforementioned Taylor Young.
Taylor, how are you tonight?
Merry Christmas to you.
Hey guys, I'm great.
Merry Christmas to you and everyone in the audience.
It's great to be back on here.
Always great to have you.
It has been, and I said this to you when we were in queue a few minutes ago, and I want to say it to the listening audience as well.
It's really been a fun partnership with Antelope Hill Publishing.
I think it is so important that our people be able to produce high-quality top shelf content.
And you've certainly got it there.
And a great diversity of content too, if I may use that word.
And also the written word is absolutely indispensable.
All the broadcasts in the world can't make the same intent.
Well, over time.
That is true, Keith, but at the same time, it needs to be presented well.
And I'm not just talking about, okay, you have a great book, but it's in this garbage type of binding and the graphic.
Everything Analope Hill does has been top shelf.
Now, that's not a paid promotion.
We work with them because we believe in it.
But there is a great cross-section of subject matter and content there at the site, including the book we're going to be talking about tonight.
So that's the sword of Christ.
Yeah, well, I'm sorry.
No, I mean, you always are.
That's not at all.
Appreciate the flattery.
Very much appreciate your value of what we're doing and how much you value this project and what it is meant to accomplish and what we hopefully do achieve in many cases.
We're preserving, we're bringing back to light works that would otherwise fade away or be censored.
And we're also bringing forward new authors, new voices, new thinkers.
And this one's kind of both.
This is, you know, it's a contemporary author.
And also, this book was actually, it was banned by Amazon when it was originally published.
So we're very happy to, again, bring it back to the light.
Well, that's what's really important to you.
If it were not for Antelope Hill, I think that a lot of these things would never be published.
Well, that's to say the least.
And as he said, they are bringing back books that would otherwise be out of circulation while creating new content as well.
And this is sort of a hybrid of that.
So, Taylor, tell us how this book came to be part of the Antelope Hill catalogue, The Sword of Christ.
I really want to sink our teeth into this and to the topics that this book covers, but how did it first land on your desk and what made y'all give it the green light?
Yeah, so when we got it, actually, I don't remember exactly if it was us reaching out or if it was the author.
I think it was, I'm pretty sure it was the author who just sent us this manuscript, and we took a look at it and pretty much fell in love with it right away.
We've, you know, realized this is something that's right up our alley, essentially, in many ways.
And it has been a very popular seller, so I think we were right in that sense.
But it's also, it's a very relevant book.
It's one that's that's very, you know, contemporary, very politically relevant today.
It's essentially talking about how the Christianity, as I guess you could say, like a social phenomenon, like the way that it kind of exists and presents itself to people today in America and in the West at large, has become very, very liberalized, honestly, very corrupted from what it has historically been.
And it, you know, there's most like mainline denominations, churches of any denomination, you know, they contribute to immigration, they contribute to white displacement, they carry on in their public rhetoric, you know, anti-white rhetoric about, you know, Black Lives Matter or it's what we say that they have exchanged the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John for the Gospels of Peter, Paul, and Mary.
I wrote something about this, Taylor, years ago.
And yeah, if I hadn't been raised in a small church, it would be hard to try to inquire into the faith today without leaving and gagging as you left.
I mean, if you go to some of these woke establishment mega churches.
And let me just give the audience a little bit better idea.
I don't like to read large swaths of text when we're in an interview because, of course, it takes away from the conversational nature.
But there is a couple of things I want to read, and that is the back cover of this book, which gives you a nice succinct synopsis.
And then a couple of excerpts from Kevin McDonald's foreword.
But here's the book we're talking about, which you can find at antelopehillpublishing.com.
Fits nicely in a stocking right before Christmas, The Sword of Christ.
We fumble in growing darkness, mired in ethnomasochistic doubt.
It is long past time to unsheathe the sword of Christ.
In The Sword of Christ, the author is Giles Corey.
He examines the transformation of historical Christianity into the deracinated egalitarian Egalitarian form we see preached today and argues that Christianity must be recaptured and returned to its roots as the foundation of the West.
This course correction cannot happen while Christians remain unaware that the organized denominations have largely abandoned Orthodox biblical Christianity, and the Orthodox symbol is the cover of the book, by the way, in favor of heresies like Christian Zionism and anti-nationalism.
Nor can it occur while pagan and secular Westerners remain unaware that the Christianity they see, and Christianity is in quotations in this sense, they see preaching the doctrine of dispossession today is a modern aberration that has nothing whatsoever in common with biblical Christianity having been usurped by anti-Christian forces.
Keith, you were talking about that.
That's from the back cover of the book.
You were talking about that earlier as we were preparing for this interview tonight, saying that now, I mean, Christianity, the system, the media wants to make Christianity synonymous with radical anti-white liberalism.
Well, right.
It started in the civil rights movement.
And apparently the Bible and what it teaches is exactly what the civil rights leaders taught.
And that's it's just an adjunct to the liberal takeover of American society and culture.
And people reject that, and they reject it with good reason because that is not the faith of our fathers.
The faith of our fathers is the only thing that's going to save us.
I want to read a little bit more from the back.
We're going to toss it back to our friend Taylor Young.
Again, from the back cover, the topics in The Sword of Christ, the topics discussed include, among others, an exposition of the history and the heretical theology of Christian Zionism, a discussion of Christian ethno-nationalism, and an investigation into the theories of Christian violence, such as the Crusades.
Corey boldly proclaims the ethno-nationalist struggle of our day as not only righteous, but necessary to fight for the cause of Christ, just as generations of Christians have fought for justice in their own times.
Banned by Amazon after its initial release in 2020, Joel Corey's The Sword of Christ is back in this newly edited second edition, proudly published by Antelope Hill Publishing, with a foreword by evolutionary psychologist Kevin McDonald.
Now, Taylor, as many, most everybody who's a regular listener knows, Kevin McDonald is one of our big three here, along with Sam Dixon and Jared Taylor.
They're the top three most interviewed guests.
Kevin is a dear friend, and some of our dear friends haven't received the gift of faith.
So I thought that that was a very interesting choice for a foreword to this particular book.
Of course, Kevin McDonald is the guy that deals with the J question, okay?
The most toxic of the topics that people on the distant right can support nowadays.
Well, but he knocks it out of the park.
So anyway, we've talked long enough.
I wanted to give a little bit of a relative deep dive into the content of the book so people know what we're talking about.
So back to you, Taylor, in terms of, again, the cross-section of content there at Antelope Hill.
Not everybody who listens to this program, certainly not everybody who buys a book from you, is an Orthodox Christian, but there's something here that I think is for everybody.
We're all Christians.
Yeah, absolutely.
And I mean, the way the book is written, it's really not dependent on, you know, a specific denomination of Christianity.
I think the author himself is not a capital O Orthodox.
But yeah, because it's meant to deal with kind of dynamics that have affected Christianity as a whole, as he notes, that you'll have there's Catholic organizations, there's Lutheran organizations, other Protestant organizations that are, you know, all joined in the same policies of dispossession.
And they're all affected in their different ways.
A significant part of the book is talking about Christian Zionism, going over its history, which for those who are kind of maybe like, you know, skeptical of it or skeptical of its effects on society, but aren't too familiar with that history, I think that is a really powerful section.
It's a real eye-opener to know just like really how scummy the history of this movement has been and how much it has been driven by just completely, well, frankly, I could say godless people,
by wealthy Jews in many cases, and people who have over the course of time managed to subvert much of what was previously Orthodox Christian theology in relating to things like the Jewish question or nationalism or the idea of loyalty, of serving your own people, having a collective responsibility.
And they've turned that into a political suicide cult, honestly, in many cases.
And he also talks a little bit about it from the theological angle, points out how they've really substituted the modern nation of Israel for Christ in many ways.
And that's what they read into the scriptures, as well as some of them, some modern Christian Zionists will go so far as to say that the Jews can actually be saved without Christ.
So that is a significant portion of the book, and it's definitely one of the most powerful and one of the most relevant sections, I would say.
Well, Taylor, this is Keith Alexander.
I just wanted to let you know that Christian Zionism or the Jewish dispensationalist movement seems to be almost exclusively the province of Christian fundamentalists now.
You know, Episcopalians, Presbyterians, Methodists, Roman Catholics, you never hear about it from them.
And it is a, you know, it's summed up in the phrase, the sentence, he who blesses Israel is blessed.
He who curses Israel is cursed.
And I've had fundamentalists tell me, you know, you better watch out criticizing the Jews because they're protected by the Archangel Michael, and he'll strike you down with his sword.
And I said, you need to be aware or beware of idolatry of the Jews.
You know, you're worshiping Jews rather than Christ.
What do you say to that response to them?
Yeah, I mean, that's something that I've encountered a lot my whole life as well.
I pretty much grew up in that kind of culture.
I mean, one of the things that I feel is kind of most immediately obvious, at least to me, and I don't really understand how what the response could this could be.
There's actually, there's a portion at one point in the story where, or in the book, where talking about the role that Zionism among the in the British government played for the foundation of the state of Israel and how at that time it was something that was really believed on a religious sense as well as taken to be in the current like strategic interests of the British Empire.
Well, it doesn't take, not too much time passes before you see just how discordant with reality that is.
It's like people say, well, if you bless this tribe, if you bless the state of Israel, then you will be blessed.
Your nation will be blessed.
I can't think of a single example where that's actually true I think it's just the opposite we've been cursed by doing that Exactly.
Yeah, the Balfour Declaration, everything, it was the reason why America was drawn into World War I.
I want to say one more thing about this.
Just to circle back ever so slightly.
What we're talking about now is the fact that I get it.
You look at what passes for modern-day Christianity.
Now, how did it get that way?
Well, there's a lot of reasons for that.
Weak men is the main one.
You don't cross.
And strong liberals.
And Jewish power and influence behind the left.
And you don't cross the threshold of a church door and all of a sudden become masculine.
That weakness from the community, from our society, has certainly infiltrated the church.
But what Giles Corey is talking about here, and we're at the publisher, of the editorial team, member Taylor Young of the publisher, Antelope Hill Publishing, is I got to read this one more time.
This book examines the transformation of historical Christianity into the deracinated egalitarian form we see preached today.
And the book argues that Christianity must be recaptured and returned to its roots as the foundation of the West.
That's the key.
Because, I mean, that is the old saying, right?
The faith is Europe and Europe is the faith.
Had it not been for Christianity, our people peaked with if it hadn't been for European, for example, if Christendom had been Africa rather than Europe, I doubt whether they would have built Notre Dame because they were not.
No, no, no.
You're exactly right.
You are right.
It is a hand-in-glove fit.
One complemented the other, no doubt about it.
But what I'm saying is there might not have even been a Europe had it not been for the faith because it was the faith that united the different quarreling European nations at Tours and Vienna.
And also, and Christianity would not have spread across the globe had not Europeans been chosen by God to be the basic proponents and propagators.
And that is biblical.
It was chosen by God.
God sent his, it was Paul.
God sent Paul to Macedonia to Europe and not to Asia.
Anyway, that's, but the fact is that Christianity was not an impediment to whites into nationalism up until about 50 years ago.
And that's because Jewish power and influence became anti-white in its animus, and they had the long march through the institutions.
And one of the institutions they marched through were the churches.
Okay.
Now, we're getting to the contents now, Taylor, of the book.
And the book is broken down into two parts.
The first part is the Christian question, Engulfed Among the Fallen.
It talks about Christianity today, Christianity yesterday, and Christianity tomorrow, as well as the Christian Reformation.
And then part two is what we've been talking about, the heresy of Christian Zionism.
It talks about the history of Christian Zionism, the theology of Christian Zionism, the myth of Judeo-Christianity, historical Christianity on Judaism.
That's interesting.
Jewish hatred for Christianity and for Gentiles generally.
I like how that's put.
And finally, case studies and Jewish hostility.
It gets into the degeneracy and the filth and pornography and all of that.
So that's the thing.
That's the journey of Judaism.
That's the book, and you said that this has been something that, well, you tell me.
I go into more detail.
What has been the response of this book?
Because as I say, not all people who are pro-white are also Christian.
This is a Christian show.
But I think there's something there that everybody could learn from when you're approaching the faith from this direction.
Yeah, absolutely.
Well, I mean, I like what you were kind of bringing out of the back text there about the relationship between Christianity and the white race and Christianity in Europe.
And one thing that the author is very good about in this book is he's very good at being very honest with the condition of modern Christianity while at the same time still affirming its value as our faith, as the faith of our people, and the necessary moral foundation for our civilization.
So that can be a tough line to walk, but he takes it by the horns there.
And it, I mean, you're right that, you know, there is something for everyone.
And I think maybe going back to the Kevin McDonald foreword is, you know, we touch on the subject that way because he kind of approaches it from that sense as well.
It's like, this is something that Christianity is something that has had its place and naturally so and in a healthy way in the history of European civilization.
And it has, you know, in many ways, it is a fit for the character of white people and this is a fit for the character of Europeans.
So this is something that whether you're a Christian or not, it is part of our history and to understand how it has become corrupted.
And, you know, I agree with Keith.
You know, if you look back, it is really a very recent institution to have fallen to these anti-white forces.
So, you know, it's not something that should be just kind of cast away and, you know, just say, well, this is just, you know, this has been part of the problem all along.
Well, no, that's clearly not the case.
You know, it's also not the case that we should fight amongst ourselves over religious issues when we have a larger political struggle before us.
But, yeah, so I think that the book really does work in that way because the author really talks about these things in relation to racial questions and in relation to the Jewish question.
He talks about how, you know, the thing that calls itself Christianity that manifests in such an anti-white way in such a pro-Jewish way is also something that is such a historical aberration from Christian theology.
It is a corruption of Christian theology, and it is simply at odds with decent human behavior.
I mean, there's a section where he talks about, you know, the many cases where you've had people like forgive the brutal murderers of their own kids and stuff like that and say, you know, this is what a Christian's duty is.
And, you know, we understand that that's not a correct application of that doctrine.
Hold on right there, ladies and gentlemen.
Taylor Young of Antelope Hill Publishing.
We're talking about the book, Sword of Christ.
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You know Dasher and Dancer and Prancer and Vixen, Comet and Cupid and Donner and Blitz.
But do you recall the most famous reindeer of all?
Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer had a very shiny nose.
And if you ever saw it, you would even say it goes.
All of the other reindeer used to laugh and call him names.
They never let poor Rudolph join in any reindeer games.
Sounds like us in the media.
Yeah, that's the same thing.
We out there just like Rodolph.
We used to get in there, but now we got the red nose.
That's the singing cowboy key.
That's right.
That was country music back in the 40s.
You know, that's what we need to remember.
To be fair, the media still covers us.
They talk about us, they just don't talk to us.
Right.
Taylor, I wanted to respond to some of the things you were saying in that last segment, but right before the break.
There are a lot of Christians, and I think a lot of Christian fundamentalists in particular, that basically forget about all of Christian history after the age of the apostles.
And they neglect to observe or say or acknowledge that for at least 18 and maybe 19 or 20 centuries since the founding of our faith, the Christian religion, the Orthodox Christian position regarding the Jews was that they were the most, they were the first enemies of our faith, the most consistent enemies of our faith through history, and the people who killed our God.
And now, somehow through the machinations of Jewish power and influence, they've become a special people that can be saved without believing in Christ as their Lord and Savior.
Now, I grew up an Episcopalian, and I remember in Sunday school in the fourth grade, learning from my Sunday school teacher that the only way that anyone could be saved is by accepting Christ as their Lord and Savior, and that anyone who didn't, including Jews, would be, as she said, well, lost as a hottentop.
Keith, now, there is no thing, gender, there is no men.
The kinks were ahead of their time.
Boys will be girls and girls will be boys.
So what you're talking about is like child's play.
But anyway, Taylor, we'll let you answer that.
And then I want to get to Kevin McDonald's preface before we talk a little bit more about the year that was and the year to come for Annelope.
Go, Taylor.
Any final thoughts on the book?
Yeah, no.
I mean, that is, again, that is a very big part of the book is talking about how Christian Zionism, how it formed as a theology, how it evolved over time, and then also how it became so culturally and so theologically ascendant.
And part of it is talking about the creation of the Schofield Bible and how its commentary became pretty much accepted as though it were word of scripture.
And it's actually a heresy.
It's a Christian heresy.
I would suppose that.
Yeah, no, absolutely.
And it is really, it's crazy to read how this happened and how it basically it's something that is like spoken of like it's said in that way, pretty much.
It's like this is the word of scripture.
Like this is basically equivalent theologically to scripture in the eyes of many so-called Christians is this commentary that was put in place by Schofield, who was a really kind of shady character for all of his life.
Yeah, absolutely.
So again, that is one of the best topics in this book, and I highly recommend it for that reason as well.
It goes into a lot more.
We're talking about, it does cover the Jewish question from a number of angles.
It talks about historic Jewish hatred for Christianity.
It talks about Jewish ritual murder.
It talks about Zionism, of course.
It talks about Jewish influence and pornography and other methods.
Other vices.
Vice is one of their favorite money-making activities.
Yeah, absolutely.
I think it's gambling.
Yeah, all of it.
Kevin MacDonald, in his forward, he cites Freud saying, we are bringing them the plague, and I think that's a very striking thing.
He said that on the ship coming over from Europe.
He said, they think I'm coming to save them or to enlighten them, but I'm actually coming to give them the plague.
Well, the book, gentlemen and listening audience, would be worth reading if for the foreword alone, we've been teasing it, I guess, the entire hour.
I'm going to read just a couple of excerpts from it.
The entire book, though, especially at Christmas time when we are considering these things in Christ, or at least I think some people still do that at Christmas.
But this is, here's Kevin McDonald's couple of lifted passages from his foreword, if you'd just give me a moment.
This is Kevin McDonald's writing.
Giles Corey has written a book that should be read by all Christians as well as white advocates of all theoretical perspectives, including especially those who are seeking a spiritual foundation that is deeply embedded in the history and the culture of Europeans.
This excellent scholarship combined with a very fluid writing style.
Giles Corey has thought deeply about these issues confronting the people and culture of the West.
Corey is well aware that contemporary Christianity has been massively corrupted.
Mainline Protestant and Catholic churches have become little more than appendages for the various social justice movements of the left, avidly promoting the colonization of the West by other races and cultures and faiths, even as religious fervor and attendance dwindle and Christianity itself becomes ever more irrelevant to the national dialogue.
On the other hand, evangelicals, a group that remains vigorously Christian, have been massively duped by the theology of Christian Zionism, their main focus being to promote Israel.
And you see that right now with people like Mike Johnson, these Republican acts.
Just very quickly.
Until the 20th century, Kevin McDonald continues in his foreword for the sword of Christ.
Christianity served the West well.
This is Kevin McDonald writing, the evolutionary psychologist, our good friend, longtime friend.
Talk to him just about every month in some capacity or another.
He writes, until the 20th century, Christianity served the West well.
One need only think about the long history of Christians battling to prevent Muslims from establishing a caliphate throughout the West.
Charles Martel at Tours, the Spanish Reconquista, the defeat of the Turks at the gates of Vienna.
The era of Western expansion was accomplished by Christian explorers and colonists.
That's key.
Until quite recently, the flourishing of science, technology, and art occurred entirely within a Christian context.
I agree entirely with Corey's conclusions and recommendations for a revival centered around the adaptive aspects of Christianity, the aspects that produced Western expansion, innovation, discovery, individual freedom, economic prosperity, and strong family bonds.
Kevin McDonald concludes in his foreword, a Christianity that is adaptive in the evolutionary sense of survival and reproduction and fundamentally cognizant of the mistakes of the past.
And now Christianity, at least in denominational headquarters, is basically a weapon to destroy the West and to obliterate our unique culture and civilization.
And by the mistakes of the past, he's talking about, well, he lets Giles Corey, the author of the book, have the final word in his foreword.
This is what John Corey writes, to which Kevin McDonald was writing of.
We must not tolerate subversion.
Liberalism must go.
We cannot afford to repeat the mistakes of the Enlightenment.
We cannot afford to countenance any further anti-American, anti-family, anti-white speech.
And this should be reflected in a new constitution.
Just as conservatism was not enough, this is Jiles Corey now writing, Kevin McDonald quoting here.
The United States Constitution was not enough with gaps that left it gaping wide for judicial interpretation.
For another thing, we must circle the wagons and inculcate the mannerbund, restraining our individualism, at least for the time being.
For another, we must return to our Lord and Savior, a nation without faith can have no guiding light, no purpose, no divine, no mission.
Isaac Walton, writing of his friend John Doan's last days, described the body, quote, which was once the temple of the Holy Ghost and has now become a small quantity of Christian dust, end quote.
His last line, but I shall see it reanimated.
Taylor, that's the hope that we have for our people, for our race, for our culture, and for our religion.
Yes.
Yeah, absolutely.
And I also, I really love that last line.
I shall see it reanimated.
And that is a hope, and that is something that this book is intended to make a concrete contribution to, is that revival, that retaking, that reconquest of everything that is ours and that has been subverted and that we shall see reanimated.
Well, you know, I have a longer historical perspective than you guys because I, you know, I'm longer.
I'm one of those hated boomers.
But I remember going to vacation Bible school at a nearby Baptist, Southern Baptist church when I was a young kid.
And there was none of this talk about Jewish dispensationalism back then or the Jews.
In fact, Jews weren't even mentioned except in a negative sense.
Whites conquered the world as Christians.
You know, was it causal?
Was it coincidence?
I mean, you know, you can debate that, but the fact of the matter is, Christianity didn't impede those men.
It didn't impede the explorers and the conquistadors.
It was under the umbrella of Christianity and because of it that they did these things.
And all of this stuff about Jewish dispensationalism and these other heresies we've been discussing seem to dovetail very neatly with the advent of post-World War II liberalism.
All right, Antelope HillPublishing.com.
We're going to keep tailored for one more segment.
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You can get it e-book or hard copy.
We'll be right back.
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Around 1900, Jews commissioned the Schofield Reference Bible, which transformed the Jews from Christian killers to the chosen people.
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I feel it.
All right.
Listen, ladies and gentlemen, it has been a— You know what that came from, don't you?
That song?
Oh, The Trogs.
Yeah, The Trogs.
Love is All Around.
Of course.
I thought you were going to challenge me with something.
That's a rhetorical question.
Do I know?
But Taylor Young with us, member of the editorial team at Antelope HillPublishing.com.
We've been talking the first three segments of this, our second hour, about the book, The Sword of Christ by Giles Corey.
Giles Corey wrote it.
Taylor Young published it.
And Kevin McDonald wrote the foreword.
And if we haven't given you enough reason to check it out at antelopehillpublishing.com by now, then you're just not interested.
But I think that you are and that you should be.
Taylor, it has been, I said at the very top of the hour when we first introduced you, what a lot of fun it's been for us here at TPC to work with Antelope Hill.
Every month, if you notice, ladies and gentlemen, this was by design, it wasn't by happenstance, Taylor and I kind of cooked this plan together about a year ago now, or maybe in January, that we would have somebody from Antelope Hill on every month for an hour or so to promote a different book.
Because again, Keith, why is that important?
You're producing content.
It looks good.
It's a quality message, but also packaged in a way that sells the message.
Well, we need to support publishing in the old-fashioned way our ideas.
And that's what Antelope Hill Publishing is doing.
You know, it's a job that traditional American publishers won't do.
So it has to be a lot of people.
They're doing the jobs Americans won't do.
Exactly right.
Yeah.
Well, Taylor, I would go back and look through our roster of guests, but do you even remember?
I mean, it's been 12 months now.
We have featured a wide variety of authors and topics.
I mean, can you even do you?
Well, I asked Taylor because not only has he appeared on the show a couple of times in his own right as a member of the editorial team, but he was the one who was putting the interviews together with the other authors.
Do you even remember at least a handful of some of the ones we had?
I know we had Sean Bell on recently.
I believe we had discussed some of the Third Reich books that we'd published earlier, Rise of the NSDAP earlier in the year.
Yeah, time does fly, but everybody's happy to be on here.
Yeah, absolutely.
I don't know if you'd like me to.
No, I'm sorry.
Go ahead.
You go ahead.
You're the guest.
I was going to offer, I don't know if you want me to do a little recap of some of our recent books and then to look forward to what we'll be doing.
Yeah, but why don't you tell us some of the highlights?
I mean, it's not like any book was like, man, I wish we hadn't published that one.
You know, that was a real dud.
I mean, they're all worthy of reading.
You check out the entire catalog.
It's a website that's very easy to navigate.
But what were the highlights of the year as far as you're concerned?
And then, you know, look ahead to 2024 because the battle continues.
It's Christmas day.
It's the history of Antelope Hill.
Yeah, no, absolutely.
So we started off with The American Regime, which was published by, or sorry, was written by Anonymous January 6th prisoner.
So that is something that we're very proud of.
It's a very unique work that we're very happy to be able to present that.
We had some new additions to our original fiction this year.
We had World Separated by Tyler Wilson.
We had The Man in the Mirror by Mark Time.
Great books that we absolutely encourage you to check out if you're, you know, if you enjoy novels.
We also had Millennium by Marty Phillips, who's one of our earliest authors.
He wrote Let Them Look West, also an absolutely fantastic book, one of our most popular.
And Millennium is kind of a short story anthology.
So it's stories that are all in very different contexts, very interesting contexts, but together they're meant to give a picture of the white millennial experience.
So absolutely recommend that one as well.
We had Sword of Christ, some of our most recent books that we just put out.
We have a collection of Mussolini's political speeches.
And we have two books by Paul Kersey, Black Mecca Down and Whitey on the Moon.
Those are reprints as well.
And those are talking about the fall, which was supposed to be this black run paradise city.
Obviously turned out much different.
And Whitey on the Moon talking about how the promise that could have existed for white American civilization that was seen in the space race was utterly squandered by civil rights and its legacy.
Yeah, that's fantastic, Taylor.
You nailed it on that one.
Whitey on the moon.
That is a big topic for Paul Kersey.
I've known Paul Kersey since he was in college.
I think I met him in the early 2000s.
He's still out there doing great work.
I remember when Obama was elected, what was our bumper music for that show?
Mama told me not to come.
No, it was Howland Wolf singing Coon on the Moon.
I don't remember that.
Yeah, that was it.
I remember it.
Howling Wolf the Blues singer from West Memphis, obviously.
Well, I do remember, what I do remember is C.J. Miller, Marty Phillips.
You mentioned Marty, Mark Time.
A lot of great content at antelopehillpublishing.com.
And what does next year look like?
I mean, next year, I got to tell you, Taylor, Keith and I were talking about it.
It is a recurring topic on the program.
And at any speech that I give, it is going to be really hard to forecast with the level of unrest.
I mean, it's really a conundrum wrapped in a puzzle.
What next year is going to happen between now and next November?
Yeah, that's a big one.
Election year, Trump going to prison, the prospects of world war and Israel and Gaza and Ukraine and Russia.
I mean, there's just a lot of economic situation within the final year for sure.
And it seems as though it's all building up to a perfect storm that could be manipulated next year by the powers that be.
So we got that to look for, well, to curt our loins in advance of.
I don't know how you want to put it, but it's something, well, we'll endure it together.
But assuming that we haven't gone up in a nuclear holocaust by next year, what does next year look like for Analope Hill Publishing?
Yeah, so we have a number of books that we've already scheduled.
Some of them are, you can see in the upcoming section of our website.
The first one that will be coming out in the next year is Generation 68, The Elite Revolution and Its Legacy by Kerry Bolton, talking about the top-down elite revolution of the 1960s.
So definitely one to look out for there.
We're also, we're again reprinting or bringing to light, we have some new translations, some historical works.
We're going to have The Battle for Berlin by Joseph Goebbels.
We're going to have a book by Gregor Strasser, The Collected Speeches of Gregor Strasser, a book by Ernest Rome.
We're going to have another book about Jose Antonio and with D'Annunzio in Fiume talking about the pre-fascist, some of the pre-fascist history of Italy.
So a lot of very interesting stuff.
Also, I will say, and you guys are hearing it here for the first time, we will have another project.
Not a book necessarily, or not a book, but something else that Antelope Hill will be doing.
We'll be putting out.
Don't have a hard date for that, but definitely probably can expect it early next year.
So not going to tell you exactly what it is, but there'll be something new from Antelope Hill.
See, I mean, this is the thing, Keith, and everyone listening.
I mean, you get to think we talked about a book that revolves around faith.
You're talking about a compilation of speeches from historical figures.
You're talking about works of novels, of fiction, a little bit of something for everybody there, but it's all pulling in the same direction.
See, I liked he was talking about Mussolini's letters and whatnot.
People don't realize that Hitler, Mussolini, Franco were all grassroots anti-communist leaders that arose because communism was trying to take over all of Europe after World War I. That's really what, you know, if you get down to it, you gotta, you're playing with fire and touching the third rail if you tell truth.
That whole thing, it was about stopping the spread of communism about Europe.
And all three of those leaders came to the same conclusion.
They looked at the Communist Party in their native lands and realized that 75% of the membership was Jewish.
And I guess they didn't think the people they were trying to save would be the ones that killed them.
But anyway, another book that I always like to mention when we have one of the Antelope Hill guys on, because I've had such a good time reading it with my son, Thrilling Adventures Among the Early Settlers.
Talk about this frontier life, you know, these tall tales.
Well, I mean, it's true stories, you know, but yeah, just all of it.
Just again, well, what can I say that we haven't already said?
Antelope HillPublishing.com, Sword of Christ for Christmastime.
Good book.
Centers you on the faith, reminds you of the faith that gave birth to some of our greatest accomplishments.
But anyway, it's all there.
Taylor, final word to you.
Merry Christmas again.
I will be in touch with you and we'll plan up something big for 2024.
And keep the faith.
Yep.
Well, thank you very much for your encouragement.
Thank you so much for all these opportunities that we've had to come on here and discuss books and discuss the company.
You know, it really means a tremendous amount to us and we're very happy that what we're doing here means so much to you that you would take the time to promote us like this.
So yeah, lots of different books, very varying topics, authors, subjects, people.
And you can look forward to the same in the next year.
We're hoping it's going to be onward and upward.
All attractive, very attractive as well.
Kids' books, too.
What kind of man will I be?
I remember also talking with Trey Garrison around this time.
God, it blurs, was it last year, two years ago?
We were talking about opioids for the masses.
I mean, just great stuff.
Compilation from the Christian web scene, Faith Inheritance.
You've got a compilation and anthology from some of their contributors around.
We have an old website.
The Wehrmacht Fitness Manual.
If we were as fit as they were, we'd be better off.
And much to learn from them.
Yeah, you know, we're always talking about the new books, but there's a lot of old classics back there, too.
So by all means, you know, go scroll all the way down in that catalog.
Hey, Taylor, God bless you.
Thank you for partnering with us this year.
It has been a fun year.
You've given us some great content.
Merry Christmas, my friend, and a happy new year to you and Analope Hill.