March 22, 2026 - The Political Cesspool - James Edwards
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Radio Show Hour 1 – 2026/03/21
James Edwards interviews Sasha Rossmuller regarding Germany's deteriorating state, citing a 2.6 billion Euro debt crisis and over 30 billion in annual foreign aid as "fiscal high treason." Rossmuller predicts an economic crash surpassing the Great Depression due to misused taxes and argues that with 14 million foreigners among 85 million citizens, cultural revolution via his party DeHeimat is essential before political change. He contrasts the AFD with his metapolitical focus, criticizes U.S. military actions in Iran as unpopular in Germany, and links Ukraine's conflict to Washington dependence, ultimately promoting his upcoming book on Occidental identity. [Automatically generated summary]
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And here to guide you through the murky waters of the Political Cesspool is your host, James Edwards.
Ladies and gentlemen, the third of four weeks in this year's annual March Around the World special programming advancing tonight to Germany.
We're going there now with Sasha Rossmuller, an author, activist, and journalist for the print magazine.
I will go ahead and give us that pronunciation, Sasha.
I'm looking at it, but it won't roll off the English tongue quite as well.
The name of the magazine you write for.
It's as much as Awaken translated into the English language.
Say it one more time.
We were late getting to the switch on that one.
The name of the magazine again? Is Aufgebocht.
That's the German term, Aufgebocht.
And in English, it's as much as Awaken.
Well, it is a fine publication.
And Sasha is someone who we always enjoy featuring on this city, this series, I should say.
And of course, as I was telling you, Sasha, before we introduced you just a moment ago when you were in queue, there is an increased amount of interest that Germany receives from our listening audience, perhaps more so than any other single nation during this series.
And there's a lot of reasons for that, of course.
And you don't have to use your imagination to understand why, but there are several reasons.
And so it's always a pleasure, my friend, to talk to someone as well-informed as you and with someone who has their finger to the pulse of what's going on in Germany as you do from our perspective.
So all of that being said, it is great to have you back on again tonight.
Thank you for being a part of our March Around the World again.
You're welcome.
It's always a pleasure being here.
And I'm always excited discussing with you.
And I even came right back from an invitation of a birthday party to be with you and your audience because it's always something special featuring at the political cesspool.
The only thing I promised was the lady I was invited to the birthday that she will get some birthday greetings from overseas today because that's something special for her.
So to Maria and Geiselherding, again, thanks for the invitation and happy birthday again.
But as you see, you see my appreciation for the political cesspool that I even leave birthday parties to discuss with you.
Let me say two things to that, my friend.
First of all, from Keith Alexander and yours truly and the entire staff and production crew of TPC and the entire Liberty News radio family, we want to wish Maria a happy birthday tonight.
And thanks to you as well.
I want to tell you something about Sasha.
So we've done this series for, oh, I don't know, five or six years.
Whatever would you say about Sasha?
Five or six years, I think, now we've done this series, maybe seven.
It goes back a while now.
And I have never contacted Sasha where he said, you know what?
I'm wide open that night.
I can do it.
He's always up to something.
He is always engaged.
He's one of the friends.
He's called a bon vivon.
He is, listen, I mean, Sasha has to work us in his schedule and for good reason because he has got a lot going on.
So anyway, all of that having been said, thank you, Sasha, for that.
And we do appreciate you, brother.
And it is always great to have you.
So let's get right down to it.
Germany's Rapidly Changing Landscape00:15:29
We are going to talk about a lot tonight about what's going on in Germany.
You're going to address the overall demographic situation in Germany, the economic and political situations in Germany.
You are engaged in practical politics with a party there.
We're going to get more information and updates on that.
And then, of course, the war in Iran.
Germany, of course, a lot of U.S. military bases are located in Germany.
We're going to discuss how that affects the war and so much more.
So, Sasha, where shall we begin?
I guess just the overall situation in Germany.
You want to go demographic, economic, or political, take it any way you want.
Yeah, the problem is if you remember back last year when I had the honor being a guest at this March Around the World series, the situation already was bad in Germany.
However, unfortunately, we came from bad to worse.
And indeed, in every sector where you're looking, as you said, it if it's the demography, the immigration situation, strongly to that related criminality we face in Germany,
or if you look at the sectors of education, on cultural sectors, or in the economy, the problematic of the de-industrialization.
And the debt, the huge, huge debt problem of Germany.
And I have to say, what we see here in Germany is a kind of a fiscal high treason by the government.
Here in Germany, the government outsources debt in heights, which are constitutionally illegal out of the regular budget, labels those credits, which are still nothing else as a debt, as special assets.
And moreover, we learned from two recent studies: misuse that borrowed money for consumption, although it officially was designated for investive use.
So it's really a fraud, it's a hijack, it's a terrible situation.
The state debt of Germany is more than 2.6 billion Euro, increasing 7,000 Euro every second.
But nevertheless, we pay in international foreign aid more than 30 billion every year on several countries in every corner, in every direction of the windrows, so to say.
And we house here more and more and immigrants.
It's an alienation process, it's a foreign infiltration process in this society here.
It's a catastrophic situation, and it's going fully on the wall.
And what's a characteristic for the governments we had in the last years and we have now is that they have more and more money, but nevertheless, although they receive more money, the debt is increasing higher and higher.
For example, in last year, in 2025, for the first time in the history of the Federal Republic of Germany, more than 1 trillion Euros in taxes were squeezed out of the taxpayers.
And yet the federal and state budgets still show a deficit from more than 100 billion Euros.
If you compare that to 20 years before in 2005, the taxpayer had to pay not even the half of today.
Nevertheless, the debt is growing more and more.
And what we would need here in Germany is an institution like Doge, like you had in the United States, immediately after the inauguration.
However, which is cancelled now because by the enormous costs and damage always resulting during a war, the debt problematic will also go on as well in the United States.
And we have it in Germany, we have it in the United States, we have it in the European Union, nearly all around the formerly industrialized, today de-industrialized Western states.
And that's why in the end, we will face a huge crash, worse than we had it in history with the Great Depression.
And if you have such a misuse of taxpayers' money with always other interests, hands in the pockets of the people, no military complex will save you from that crash that will be the result of such a policy.
And we will see this in Germany.
We will see this all around the European Union.
And we will make this experience also in the United States with this debt problematic.
Sasha, as a foreigner looking at Germany, I get the impression, I think a lot of other non-Germans think this, that the German government doesn't like the founding stock of Germany.
Is that a correct assessment?
And if so, why do the voters put up with it?
Well, we could ask that about just any European.
I'm asking for Germany.
Okay, yes.
That's a good question.
I heard something that I don't know if it was AI or not, but Trump, they were asking him if his Iran war was causing problems with Muslim nations.
He said, every Muslim nation is with us except for France and Germany.
The problem is indeed that if the development will not change immediately, I think in a few years Germany will be the first Arabic country without oil.
You know, one of these years, Sasha, and again, the purpose of this special series every year is to get an honest no-BS assessment about what is going on in the different white Western nations throughout the world, Europe, Australia, Canada, wherever our people may be found.
And we've got to be real.
We want real assessments.
We don't want rose-colored glasses.
Yeah, I mean, we want it straight.
But one of these years, I'm hoping that our guests will be able to come on and give us good news.
Let me ask you this.
It's a tie-in to Keith's question.
How many people in Germany are actually German?
What percentage of the population is of that stock?
The founding stock of Germany.
Yeah, we are around about 85 million people here in Germany.
And more than 14 million are foreigners.
And more than 21 million have a migratory background.
And it's and the first time asylum applications usually do not come from very relative brotherhood countries.
They come from countries of different cultures and uh so yeah, we all know democracy is uh is, is destiny and uh, we all know that.
Uh if if, if we reach here a a a, a crucial, uh tipping point, and uh, then it can be irreversible, then uh, you reach uh, somehow you will reach a, a a situation beyond, beyond repair, and Germany saw a third of all first-time EU asylum applications in the last decade.
So it's really this country is changing rapidly.
And we have to adjust, we have to develop strategies which are not only focused on the parliamentary road because maybe that avenue will not lead to the objectives we wish for in time.
And maybe we really need strategies to survive for a new founding stock capable for a reconquista, to reconquer in future times.
Remigration.
Well, we'll get to that.
Keith, you're definitely on point tonight in some of the things.
I want to be sure to talk about that, the whole remigration craze that is sweeping Europe.
It's a good thing.
We'll see how real and how much it can happen.
Camp of the Saints ought to be required reading for every white European child.
I'm actually going to put down remigration.
I want to talk to Sasha about that.
But first, let's talk to him about practical politics on the ground because, you know, Nick Griffin, our friend Sasha, always laughs when certain right-of-center parties get all of this credit for being so entirely hardcore and just the worst nightmare of the establishment when in actuality, the truth is somewhere in the middle.
And perhaps I'm being generous in phrasing it that way.
Of course, the AFD gets a lot of press in Germany as being this right-wing, hardcore nationalist.
Implicitly.
Well, they don't necessarily go that far, but implicitly pro-white at the very least.
But if they were everything like that, Sasha would belong to that party.
He does not.
He belongs to a party called DeHaimat, which translates into the homeland.
And Sasha has been a leader, politically speaking, since he was a boy, a teenager, leading youth movements in different political parties.
So he knows.
So let's talk about what your party is doing, Sasha, and what's going on with the AFD.
Because, of course, you've talked in previous appearances on March Around the World about what the AFD is and what it isn't.
You've kind of cut through the mirage and put fog.
Yeah, giving us some truth about that.
But let's talk about those two parties, AFD, what's going on on the ground in Germany politically, and your party, DeHeimat, and some participations you've had in local elections.
Yes, that's a good question.
And it's the point I think it's really interesting for the audience also.
The AFD was described by the chairwoman, Alice Weidel, in the conversation she had with Elon Musk.
And she described herself as a liberal conservative.
So by far, it's not the… Sounds like a split personality.
It's not the ultra-right, right-wing, extremist, neo-Nazi, or whatever labels the mainstream invents for that.
That kind of party by far is not the correct description for the AFD.
Interesting, however, is that the AFD receives electoral success despite those smear campaigns,
allegedly being such a far-right neo-Nazi party, which maybe means that a pretty relevant part of the voters is willing to vote for an even far-right party, because the AFD receives the votes despite being smeared as such far-right.
That maybe could become on some point an interesting aspect.
Maybe on some point, if the AFD will not deliver, maybe then the voter will turn to the original and will be disappointed because it is recognizing it is not that genuine true nationalist party.
Is that going to happen in your lifetime, in mine, Sasha?
Or is there something on the threshold that we don't know about?
I don't know how old you have plans to become.
I would wish to see it within our lifetime.
But the problem is that we have here in Germany that so-called firewall against the AFD on the parliamentary level, which means that all other mainstream parties cluster together, make always a coalition, be it the center party and the far left,
but they always uphold that firewall against the AFD.
And so the alternative for Deutschland would need an absolute majority.
Absolute majority to be able to govern as a single party, not being dependent on a partner.
However, there is a problem with the arithmetics.
In a country where you have more than 21% population with migration background, it will be more and more difficult in future on this parliamentary side.
So that's why we also need some other strategies and we need some strongholds in local strongholds.
And that's where my party, for example, concentrates, being more than just a political party, especially when being on the parliamentary sidelines in the big picture, but participating in the opinion forming process in the metapolitical, in the pre-political sphere, in the media work, and above all in community building, networking, ownership and influence structures,
because a cultural revolution is when examples of national identitarian realities of life are convincing in practice.
Building Local Strongholds and Strategies00:07:39
And without cultural change, there can be no political change.
And Quite recently in the federal state called Hessen in Germany, we had some successes in municipal parliaments where we concentrate and focus on our local strongholds.
We have also our success.
For example, in Altenstadt, a little small town, where we have built such good community and network structures, we received 12.7%.
In a district, in the city district, Walt Siedlung, it had been more than 20%.
And in another city called Lloyne, we have nearly 15%.
And we had also in a very beautiful little town in Budingen, also one city councillor now.
So my party, which is more a genuine nationalist, is more focused on local strongholds since the AFD is on the federal and the nationwide level in the parliamentary more successful now.
And that should be celebrated.
Sasha, what you have just reported is very good and encouraging news.
You're talking about a true unadulterated nationalist party having success on the local levels, on the level of city councilor, perhaps not national parliament yet, but you are building, you are growing, you are winning elections, you are having good showings in these campaigns.
Now, with the other problem, though, is why aren't you winning elections?
Let me ask you this.
I mean, is there, do you have to be a citizen in Germany to vote or not?
It depends which votes you, and it depends if you're a new citizen.
But the problem is that you, let it put it from the other side.
You don't have to be a German to be a citizen.
That's a problem.
Which is basically, yeah, I mean, you're a citizen.
That's a key thing you just said.
Citizen or not.
If you're not German, if you're not American, if you're not, you know, frankly, the way we see it here in America, if you're not white, you know, it doesn't matter.
And, you know, if you're legal or not, the legal standing of your issue isn't the concern.
It's basically where you came from because you're bringing that with you.
You are who you are.
Now, let me ask you this very quickly before we take the first break.
We skipped the break.
We have to take the bottom of the hour hard break.
So you're having success on the local levels.
AFD.
Now, you said geopolitically, they have a pro-Israel faction as well.
But overall, even though they might not check all of the boxes that your party, the Heimat or the homeland, does, would Germany be better off if they could break through that firewall?
Or being the AFD?
Is that not, would it be that much of a difference when push comes to shove?
At least we would get an answer to the interesting question if they could stand the litmus test.
And then we would know if they really deliver or not.
And if they would then deliver somehow, we had a step in a better direction.
And if not, at least we had a very important red pilling moment.
And then if we would experience that red pilling moment, if the people would have that red pilling moment and they gave evidence that they have been willing to vote for a party which is smeared as far right after such a red pilling moment, maybe then the true genuine nationalist could be an alternative to the alternative if she doesn't deliver.
Well, there's an answer.
And we asked a question and we got an answer.
The AFD, probably better than the alternative.
Not everything we would want.
And this is politics.
And, you know, it's, well, the same way everywhere.
Well, I guess.
But, I mean, I always like going to Sasha to cut through the, as you said, the fog on the AFD.
And it's like this everywhere.
It's like this throughout Europe.
You have very interesting.
I mean, do you have an opinion on the return, excuse me, Restore Britain party?
What do you think?
Do you think that's the real deal?
Do you think it's going to be more of the same?
Do you think it's more AFD or more DIY?
As I say, more will be said and done.
That's a special situation in the UK due to the different voting system.
I will answer it after the break.
All right, when we come back, we'll let him answer that.
And then we're going to get into the war in Iran and Germany's role in it.
It's going to be a note to UK because it's an interesting issue.
And then we can, after that, I will answer, and then we can skip over to the Iran issue.
And Ukraine, too.
Well, we'll get it through it all.
Okay, we got time.
We're going to make good time.
Stay tuned.
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But first, we are in Germany right now with Sasha Rossmüller.
We are in Bavaria, no less.
Let me give you a little more information about Sasha.
He is, of course, a journalist and an author, a political activist.
He is, perhaps most importantly, a husband and a father.
He has been politically active as a political writer and conference speaker since his early youth.
He was a member of the executive board of the, well, it still is, of course, of the German political party, DeHeimat, regular writer for that monthly magazine we mentioned earlier.
Going back a little further from 2004 to 2014, he was a parliamentary advisor for his party in the Parliament of Saxony.
And from 2010 to 2013, he was a member of the Parliamentary Board of Inquiry.
He is all over the place on social media.
I'm talking Telegram, X, we used to call it Twitter, Substack, Gab, and more.
Sasha, you want to plug any of that contact before we get back into the issues of the evening?
Yes, thank you for mentioning it.
And on Telegram, maybe interesting for the audience tonight is that I have two Telegram channels, and one is in English language.
And on Gap, I'm mostly everything posting in English language.
And then Substack, I'm, of course, writing in English.
And on X, it's bilingual.
Then I have, I think, so half of the posts, messages in German and in English language.
And I'm glad for every follower, of course.
Well, and we are glad for you.
And I encourage everyone to follow you wherever they may go for their content digestion.
If you go to thepoliticals, Pool.org, we've got a link over to Sasha's Twitter handle and also to the magazine he writes for.
And we've collaborated together for his print magazine and for the print newspaper that I'm a part of, American Free Press here.
And it's always fun to collaborate, whether it be in print or on the air or however.
Sasha, let's get back to it.
So we were talking about the political situation in Germany, economic, demographic, financial, also on the ground with practical politics with these political parties, the one you're involved with, the AFD specifically.
And it is, yeah, as you said, it is a little bit different as you go across the different nations of Europe.
The political setup varies.
But the big news in Europe right now and for the last several weeks has been the rise of Restore Britain and Rupert Lowe.
And we were talking with Nick Griffin about that to kick off, March Around the World a couple of weeks ago.
What is your take from Bavaria on Restore Britain and their prospects?
I think from the perspective of the ethno-nationalists in UK, the important aspect had been to break up the voting system, which was made up in the permanent change of Tories and Labor.
And in the end, nothing changes.
And I think that in the UK, the ethno-nationalists swallowed some of their pride or their ideology and supported the populist right conservative in order to, as a first step for change, to change the voting system.
And I think it's problematic if you now have a competition situation between reform and restore, that maybe the forces who could develop to change the voting system will mutually weaken themselves.
And that could stabilize this, despite decline, it could in regard of power politics stabilize the mainstream.
And that can work out in the end as problematic.
All right, let's get to the war.
Call it what you will, Operation APAC Fury or Operation Epstein failure, this situation in Iran now with America seemingly rising to the whistle of the Zionist state.
Let's talk about this.
And again, this whole charge of anti-Semitism.
I mean, what is an anti-Semite?
Is an anti-Semite someone who wants violence to be visited upon every person of Jewish descent?
I have never met anyone like that.
Or is it someone that has some sort of objective critical view of the goings on Israeli government?
So here we are.
In Germany, I know it is a very touchy subject, but how are Germans viewing this war and their role in it with so many American bases being there?
And of course, Sasha, your personal opinion on everything that's going on right now in the Middle East.
Yes.
I personally am very disappointed from the Trump administration.
And he makes America to the unaccountable states of Armageddon, in my eyes, with that operation.
And in Germany, I expected that question.
And I did a look to some polls.
According to current representative service, a clear majority of about 58% consider the military attacks of the USA and Israel to be wrong.
Only a minority of around 31 support this military action.
And despite the mainstream media dominance.
And we have to take into account in that regard also, although the Iranians are not Arabs, there are many Arab immigrants, Muslims here, but we have a lot, many Arab immigrants here in Germany who have resentment against Israel.
Legitimate.
And whose Israel's reputation was further damaged by the Gaza genocide.
But on the other hand, there's also a concern among the German population about the new refugee crisis caused by that war.
So it's not the same regarding the Ukraine situation here regarding that war in the Middle East.
There is really the majority in Germany is against that war.
And we have, I think, James, you mentioned it before the break.
We have U.S. troops in Germany, military bases also in Germany.
So we are involved in that war.
Germany, specifically through one particular US military base, which is in Ramstein.
That base forms the link between the American continent and the areas of operation beyond the Mediterranean.
That military base, Ramstein, is part of the so-called distributed common ground system, in which real-time image data is evaluated and serves as a satellite relay station for the USA.
And due to that fact, Germany is involved in that war.
And after one former president of Germany said that Germany defended its alleged freedom in the Hindukush, given that, one can only hope that the defense of Iran's territory will not soon take place in Germany due to such U.S. military bases.
And by the way, in the beginning, I spoke of the fiscal high treason of the German government and the debt problematic.
Germany is paying more than 130 million Euro every year for those U.S. military bases in Germany.
We pay for our own occupation.
And so that affects us directly.
It's called being a soccer.
You know, I tell you, Southerners and Germans probably have more in common over the course of the last 150 years, 150 plus years now, than any member of the extended white family that exists throughout the Western world.
A Call to Take Our Side00:03:01
Would you agree with that?
I mean, you know, that's an aside here, but now that we're in the world.
Absolutely.
You know, me as a Bavarian in the south of Germany, I always say I'm also kind of a southerner.
Indeed.
Indeed, you are.
Well, you know, of course, because that, well, I got to be careful what I say with you on because I don't want to get you in any hot water being there live in Germany.
But let me see how I can phrase this.
With regards to authentic nationalism, I mean, certainly so much of that has been stunted in Germany because of the Second World War and because of the, you know, harsh penalties and for so many other reasons.
Have the people been brainwashed?
Have they really accepted all that?
And secondly, what does the, you've told us what the people of Germany think.
What does the government of Germany think about the war like Ursula von der Leyen?
All right, hold on.
We'll save that for after the break.
Ponder those things in your heart as Mary did back in Bethlehem so many years ago.
And we'll be right back.
Stay tuned.
Sasha Rossmuller live from Germany when we come back.
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Okay, I'm going to rephrase the question and streamline it a little bit because we were all over the place there and asking it right there before the break.
So, Sasha, I would say that Southerners and Germans have something in common, and that being the guilt that has been sort of forcibly instilled upon those who are willing to accept it.
How many Germans have unshackled themselves from it in recent years, you know, when compared to, say, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, you know, however many years ago it would be, especially within the younger generation, are you seeing more people just saying, you know what, forget all of that.
We're going to do what's right for our people.
Are you seeing more of that?
Is that nascent?
Is there something happening there in Germany that would lead you to believe that at least within the younger generations, they're going to be able to move past all of that propaganda?
Yes, I think so.
And it's mostly, I don't think it's not overwhelmingly the work of the nationalists that led to that at least partly change of mindset, in particular in the younger generation.
I think the most part of that work was done by Israel itself.
And to come back to the last question Keith asked me before the break, what does the government think?
Keith, that's a key issue and the problem that our German government does not think at all.
It acts as a stooge asking for what opinion to have.
And that is one of the problems.
Very well put, my friend.
Well, I mean, you're certainly going to have to do better than that if you're going to lead your people to a better tomorrow.
That, you know, we all have unique group interests, and that includes the nations of the West, the white Western European nations, America, and beyond.
We have interests too, and it's a uniquely white problem, this pathological altruism that everybody should be able to take advantage of our nations.
But of course, nobody else believes that about their own.
On the other hand, the one thing that the German government seems to be very adamant about is Ukraine.
Are they really afraid of Russia?
What is motivating this intense interest in the fate of Ukraine that seems to have taken hold of the European continent?
That's a kind of a political borders, a borderline syndrome.
That's absolutely self-harming.
But I can refer to the response I had given right now.
That's because we are not self-determined and Germany is not acting in its own interest.
And it's dependent, and it's hardly – it's in a huge scale.
Germany is a vessel also to the deep state in Washington.
And in concern to the current situation with this very, in many aspects, very dangerous, very dangerous war in the Middle East, which didn't come out of a vacuum, there is a problem that, let's put it this way.
As good as Donald Trump has been in In the question concerning J6, as catastrophic he is regarding the JQ question.
And he promised MAGA, but delivers deliver, yes, exactly, and delivers MIGA.
And think about what has happened here.
During negotiations, in midst of negotiations, where the mediator Oman signaled that was a positive way forward during these negotiations, they start bombing.
Every, by this, every trust, and that's really relevant for the future, every trust in diplomatic negotiations has been destroyed.
And Mr. Trump has to answer the question, what's now the art of the deal?
Well, you know, that was something Nick Griffin said recently.
I mentioned him again.
But he mentioned that anytime Donald Trump engages in peace negotiations, the other country needs to interpret that as being an act of war because that's when the bombs start falling.
And there is truth in that.
And so let me ask you this, if I could.
We got to go very quickly because we've got to get to his book.
Have you ever heard of the Clean Break Memorandum before?
No, I didn't.
In 1995, in the State Department, three Jewish guys, Norman Penorich, Douglas Fife, Mart Ladine, proposed regime change in all of the money.
Yes, I know.
Yeah, yeah.
Yeah.
And it seems like at the time, everybody thought they just wanted friendlier governments around there.
And now what has sprung up is this greater Israel project from the Nile to the Euphrates.
And that, you know, you saw when the American ambassador Huckabee talked about that.
Oh, my God.
I mean, it just, it was like putting a torch to the whole area.
You know, every Muslim.
Huckabee actually said that Israel should just have it all.
I mean, what is that supposed to do?
Said Arabia, Qatar.
This is another Christian Zionist Southern Baptist.
And God don't I know since the so-called Yinan plan in 1982.
The aim is a Balkanization of the Middle East.
And consequently, Israel is walking in this way towards that direction.
And the United States don't have anything to win in that war, at least not directly, maybe in regard of weakening China.
But on the other hand, they risk losing all the allies which are seeing that are 100%.
The way you can measure that is you look at the allies the United States had in 1990 in the original Gulf War versus what they had in Afghanistan versus what they have now.
It has dropped precipitously down to zero.
And the only ally now is Israel, which is actually running the show.
And we're the goal of it.
Yeah, well, friends like Israel who needs energy.
We've got to go quick.
We only have two minutes left.
Positive Movement Ahead00:04:03
Sasha, I want to ask you about your book, but I want to ask you first about remigration.
It used to be called deportation, but remigration, big thing in Europe.
It's the fad amongst the up-and-coming big remigration summit last year.
They're going to have another one, I think, next month, I believe, or in May in Portugal.
Do you believe that remigration can take hold to the extent where it actually happens?
30 seconds on that.
Yeah, that depends on power political realities.
It's very important that it's a topic and it's a public topic and people become acquainted with this topic.
But in the end, it's simply a power political question, and that needs the change on the government benches.
All right, we'll see where it goes.
But there is positive movement there.
I mean, there is a real concerted, professional, and very good-looking image of remigration coming from a lot of young pups over there.
And I like to see it, and it looks like it's gaining ground, and we'll see where it goes.
With a minute or two remaining, I want to be sure to ask you, and thank you again for joining us live from Germany tonight in the early hours of Sunday over there in your most important Central European nation, historically and still now.
But you've got a new book coming out, and an English translation is coming up soon.
We're going to do everything we can to help you promote it.
What is it about?
And what can you tell us about it?
Yes, the book is called Culture, Aesthetics, Identity, Blossoms of the Occident.
And it's a parforce ride regarding architecture, painting, literature, and the fine arts, and through the history of the Occidental Heritage.
And in particular, from the perspective of its identitarian relevance and from the perspective of ethno-nationalist view, and it's on the market in the German language.
And with a little bit of delay, I think have lost time spoken about my book project.
But in the meanwhile, now, it's right now, the English version of that book is in the printing press.
So it can be expected really very, very soon, because right now it's printed, that we can offer the English version.
And I think that in particular, the distinguished, the educated, articulated audience, the political Cespulesque, could find some interested readers in such a piece of literature.
How do you order it?
Soon, right?
Maybe a day through soon.
You've got to send it somewhere.
You can't just send up a prayer.
All right, so when it is available, how do people get it?
And how do I get some?
Because we're going to order a lot of them, and we're going to give them away here on the radio.
So how do we do it?
When the time comes, when that English translation is completed.
As soon as I have delivered, I will do a call to you and we fix the details and you tell me how many you want to have.
All right.
Well, we will keep you posted on that, ladies and gentlemen.
And I have a good feeling that this may be one of the incentives offered in our summer second quarter fundraising drive.
So it's coming out soon.
Certainly by June, we would expect it to be out.
And we will follow up with you and Sasha then.
Sasha, thank you for joining our march around the world.
Once again, my friend, so much great work you're doing over there in Germany, and we appreciate it.