Mm.

They just said, "Oh, well, we're just not gonna do that because it's a barbarous thing and it's not worthy of consideration.

F you." Like, that's...

Uh, therefore, the whole show was completely pointless, but that's how they think about these things.

And I think, again, it's not, it's not that people are ever willing to relinquish power.

I mean, we've talked about...

There are a couple different laws that are emerging online, right? From, from our quarters on X.

So much of a cliché at this point, but a video is worth a thousand words.

and

when you see i mean for example ilhan omar has this one speech where she is condemning somaliland somaliland is this breakaway state that is challenging somalia's claim about a certain area of territory And she's going on and on about like, oh, Somalia will never lose its access to the sea.

And she's speaking, you know, before the Somali audience and they're all going nuts.

And it's like, well, if if I was giving a speech about American territorial aggrandizement and I was saying, well, actually, America must claim Baja, California because of Manifest Destiny or something like that.

She'd be the first one screaming about it and talking about how evil it is.

But yet she can just go out there and give her imperialist speech and we're all, oh, this is social justice and everything else.

And this is one of the keys that I want people to always remember is that there are very few universal principles in politics.

Well, then why are you bringing that culture into America?

So yeah.

Talk about it, man.

Well, I mean, I've been getting more cynical about it, I guess, in some ways.

But it really goes back to the beginning.

I mean, when I was starting off with this stuff, and back then, you know, way more radical, I guess, in some ways.

But not really.

I really haven't changed my mind about anything important.

Do you think you could even get people who would normally, your base, to vote for that person?

So yeah.

Talk about it, man.

well i mean i've been getting more cynical about it i guess in some ways but it's really it really goes back to the beginning i mean when i was starting off with this stuff and back then you know way more radical i guess in some ways but not really i really haven't changed my mind about anything important it's just I guess I'm less idealistic about the possibilities of certain Vanguard movements, but there were two rules that I set up way back when, which is that the first two Kevin Deanna's first two rules of white nationalism, which is number one, the closer somebody is to your position, the more he is an existential enemy rule.

Number two, the farther away from your position, somebody is the more he is a secret ally.

And at the time I was referring to people where you would see guys on our side saying like, oh, it's actually great.

Like Cynthia McKinney, who was like some black Congresswoman out of Georgia.

who I think got taken out because she muttered something about Israel.

Do you think you could even get people who would normally, your base, to vote for that person?

and

that's relatively recent that's just a couple years and this is what's happening in a lot of these universities including in texas and why this is happening same reason the gop blows itself up all the time is the money foreign students you get a lot more money if the universities are are getting these tuition payments There are apparently all these rules as far as having them work on campus where they can't work for other things.

I mean, there's a lot of potential, even here in Lynchburg and Virginia where I live.

I mean, Liberty University is notorious for having all these international students.

Why? Because that's where the money is.

Online students, same thing.

And the problem, of course, is that if you look at the credentials, And we live in a very credentialist society.

where you can go as an Anglo guy now and be like, hey, we get what's going on here, right? We love the blacks, but let's be realistic about what we're doing.

But at this point is that too late is assimilation ever possible and if so can it be done or is this a case of look something radical needs to happen now

i have a saying and maybe this is a bit of hyperbole but i would say nobody has ever assimilated and to some extent i mean this literally even if you look at somebody like me um irish italian not exactly founding stock i'm not a white anglo-saxon protestant if you look at the impact and we today in america we always pretend like well you know the european immigrants like assimilated fine Yeah, they did to some extent.

I would say they assimilated to American identity even better than, say, African-Americans who have been here for 400 years.

You don't have the same kind of divisions among whites that you do between whites and blacks.

But nobody would deny that Irish and Italian and other European immigrants fundamentally changed what American culture is, fundamentally changed the nature of government in, say, the great northern cities.

In that sense, they didn't really assimilate.

People are what they are.

so what's a critical mass then?

and the altitude above Ukraine yeah from a heart attack so I mean he was just over there literally imagine going to a drone factory in Ukraine on Saturday and then dying as your 50 000 feet above that country not even 24 hours later it's you know I mean he died doing what he loved let's let's just say that one of

the interesting things about him I mean this is one of the This is something to keep in mind when trying to look like we understand the how.

Right.

But then you think about the why.

And with somebody like Graham, it's very tempting to say, well, you know, bribe these controlled or something.

It's like, well, Graham is one of the few people who did not seem to actually profiteer off any of this.

He was actually fairly modest in terms of wealth for a guy who had been in power for that long.

pisses me off.