Patriotic Weekly Review - with Devon Stack (Black Pilled) - 01/27/2026

00:00:00 Hello everybody, and welcome to patriotic weekly review. Episode number 349 closing in on another half century here, and we've got a great special guest who will be introducing you to shortly. Well, you already know who it is, but I'll be introducing him anyway. And before I do that, I just want to say we're live on rumble, we're live on Odyssey, we're live on D live, and we're live on entropy. Please share the stream. You know, I can't share it because I'm not allowed on x. I'm the most banned man on the planet. No bank account, banned from going to any other country in the Western Hemisphere, and also banned from x accordingly. So there you have it. The only man in the world to have all these restrictions yet has never broken the law. All he's done is ever speak his mind. That's me. Please share it for me. It's going to be a good stream. Now, I've got a number of things coming up this week, but I'm going to keep it really quick tomorrow. I'm with David Duke Friday.
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00:02:41 So sporadically, I get people nagging me in the chat, saying, Look, Mark, you know when you're interviewing the guests, you don't look like you're 100% interested. You look like you look at your phone some of the time you look at as you if you're looking at the other side of the room. Look, I've got a multi monitor setup, and I use that multi monitor setup so I can moderate the chat, collect the super chats and put them in a Word document for later. And occasionally, if something's going on, I do look at my phone, because I have a family. And sometimes all hell is breaking loose downstairs, and somebody will text me and say, Mark, you know, one of the kids has just turfed a cup out of the bath full of foamy bath water, and all hell is breaking loose, and I'm like, oh dear. Well, I'll come down, you know, soon as the show's finished. So sometimes I do that.
00:03:28 It's not me being rude, most of the time, it's me moderating the chat. And occasionally something does happen that I have to attend to, so please don't neg me in the chat over that. You know, I'm not one of these YouTubers that has a team of like, dozens of people you know, working moderating, feeding me, chats, teleprompter, team of people around me. I'm doing this from my home office. So please do not complain about that, because I explained this sporadically, and I just wanted to explain this tonight, because a couple of people have said it after my last dream with the ladies from return to the land who I was listening to were great, and you should watch that stream anyway. We got a super special guest tonight. It's Devon stack.
00:04:06 And look, I don't watch everyone's streams, but a guy's streams that I do dip into semi regularly, or as regularly as I can, especially when they interest me a Devon's, because his streams are just incredible, and they're, they're always worth listening to. I used to catch them in the morning when I used to get up really early and he was streaming. I would be doing my emails listening to his work. But there's two streams that he's done recently that I really, really like. One was about the crop circles, and to be honest, when I was listening to that, I was kind of kicking myself that I wasn't listening to it live, because if I was, I think I'd have been super chatting.
00:04:44 You saying, pull me in, Devon, I need to talk about the crop circles. Because crop circles were a massive thing in England when I was a little boy, and everyone wanted to believe they were aliens. And, you know, everyone that said it's just humans were just laughter. How could you. Moments possibly do something as complex as create circles in a field. And you dealt with that really well. It was really humorous. But recently you also did the stream about Nick Fuentes and his new love for Jeffrey Epstein. Because apparently Nick Fuentes and the gropers think Jeffrey Epstein is the coolest guy that ever lived. Some of them have been in my DMs sending me what they call super cuts of Jeffrey Epstein being apparently cool, which I find completely ridiculous. I've banned all these people from my chat over on Telegram, because I don't need people like that. But you dealt with that really well. And I've got to say, if you do listen to anyone's takes on these things, Devon has always amazing takes, but he covers such a wealth of different topics, you always feel that everything he presents is fresh informative, and it always makes me laugh as well. So Devon, welcome to the show again, and thank you so much for your consistent and extremely high quality content. It never fails to amuse and inform. How have you been since we last spoke.
00:06:02 Oh, thanks for yeah, thanks for having me on. I don't know how have I been? I don't know I was sick for a while. I'm not sick anymore. That's good. I Yeah, just getting through the winter out here, which is a lot worse. I guess all across the country, there's people in lots of snow. And for me, I'm like, right now I'm wearing a scarf and a beanie, but it's like 50 something degrees outside, so it's like, you know, it's not it, but when your body's acclimated to 110 50 feels really cold. So yeah, just just doing the, doing the doing the stream and doing the beekeeping thing and just trying to stay busy. You know,
00:06:48 50 degrees. I was just checking that people are saying Mark's already tapping on his keyboard. No, I was just working it out that's 10 degrees Celsius. We tend to work in Celsius. So for us, that would be like a spring morning. And we'd be like, well, summer's on the way. But I suppose when you live where you do, like, you say 10 degrees is sort of gone, it's cold outside, because you're used to it being probably around 40 degrees C most of the time.
00:07:12 Yeah, the well, we get, we get, this is actually the time of year where all the people that live in these really snowy areas up north, there's like they're called snowbirds, the boomers with these big RVs, you know, these $100,000 plus RVs. They come in these massive convoys down to the southern part of the country and hang out in the deserts and avoid the cold and avoid the snow. And it's so it's that time of year where in everywhere I go, or it's usually like a ghost town, quite literally, ghost town. It's now packed full of old people getting in your way, and they'll be here for a few months, and then the second it starts to get a little bit warm, they they get the hell out of here. So, yeah, it's kind of like spring. In fact, it usually gets colder than this in the winter out here. But this year we didn't even, we never really got a winter. It's never, I mean, it's never gotten below freezing at night ever, or this year at least. And the bees are still, I mean, there's still flowers blooming, so there's, it's here it is in in January, and the bees are still getting, getting pollen and nectar and stuff. So, I mean, not obviously, not quite as much as they will here in about a month or so. But, yeah, it's, it's the weather is nice. This is the time of year. I like living here, July, you know, not, not August, not so much. That's, you know, those are the two monsters. You know, maybe I shouldn't live here. Actually, I'm white. I'm not, I'm not designed for this environment. So, yeah,
00:08:52 no, it's the same here in Britain. We, we kind of like it when it gets up to about 20 degrees C, but once it starts pushing about 30, everybody wilts. And if it pushes 40, it's called a heat wave. There's a hose pipe ban, and you get told at least three people have dropped dead through heat exhaustion, which you know, consider meant to be one of the hard, hardiest of ethnic groups on the planet, that conquered the world and had colonies in places like India and all over Africa. It does seem kind of strange when you hear that. You know, we've just got over 30 degrees, but people are collapsing, and it's a national crisis, but I suppose that's the state of modern Britain now the state of modern America. And I've been looking forward to having you on, actually, I have you on sort of sporadically, not because I don't think you're important, but because I think you're so important I don't like to pest you and annoy you, because then you're probably not to come on at all, but when I'd have you on every month if I could. And over the last few weeks, I've heard that you're embroiled in a little bit of back and forth about the ice shootings, and it's been some. Thing that I found it a little bit hard to actually care about. I did a show with Patrick Slattery the other day about this, and I'm not saying I don't care at all, but I do find it hard to care when some sort of rabid leftist who thinks he can get away with whatever he wants hates everything that we stand for would probably rather white people be either completely replaced or shipped off to re education camps to embrace their replacement ends up getting shot. I find it hard to care, especially considering how liberals and leftists have celebrated so much when either white nationalists, traditionalists, or ethno nationalists, or even patriots like Ashley Babbitt, you know, have been shot dead when you know, much worse and much less aggravating with much less aggravating circumstances. But what's your take on this? You know, do you care about this, or is it something where you just think, well, just let them, let them get on with it. And if they get shot, it's their own fault.
00:11:05 Well, as far as that, the first woman, the way I see it, if some goofy lesbian who is working towards the objectives of white genocide, actively working, she's worse than anyone. She's a traitor. She's white herself, and so she's worse than my worst enemy. And so if she thinks it's fun to show up there and fuck around and use her car in class, like, look, in any other law enforcement situation, that cop would have been justified blasting her in the face. Like, that's just the way it is, if you start using your car as a as a weapon, even if it's not intentional, if that's that's the result of your you know that people said, Oh, she was nervous. You know what to do. It doesn't matter if you're nervous and you point a gun at a cop and he shoots you. It doesn't matter that you were nervous, right? Like, if you're using a vehicle that has the potential to deal death out and there's a guy in front of your car, and you stomp on the gas or whatever, and you get a bolt in the head. That's, that's what happens.
00:12:07 So in terms of that one, I think that's just open and shut. I don't even know what the big deal is. I don't like I don't and I think it's a lot of it is these people who hate cops so much, you know, because they just, they got busted smoking pot when they were 14, and now forever, like anyone who who is on the side of cops on any issue is automatically a boot licker. I fucking hate cops and, you know, and it's just like, no, like, look, I don't like cops either. I don't like in that situation, the ice officer was in a mixed race relationship and was actively chain migrating his wife's family from the Philippines, you know, he sucks too, right? So it's not like, I don't care about, you know, like, I'm not like, Oh, you're back to blue. No, it's just in that situation, that's what cops are going to do, and every American should just like, does understand that.
00:12:55 And this emotional reaction from people is it's basically cowardly people who are afraid of the escalation that is taking place right now. It's all the same people who are that call Patriot front feds, or whatever you know or like. It's all these people who freak out because they don't like the escalation. They want to maintain the status quo, and they understand that this means escalation. You start shooting people in the face, that means escalation. And they're all afraid, and they're just cowardly people. And in terms of this guy, like, you know, that did it, he did exactly what he was supposed to do, just get run over. I mean, because you could say, Well, maybe he wouldn't, well, it really so he's just, well, I might not die, so I won't shoot her. It's like, you know, what is he supposed to do?
00:13:42 So this guy did what he was supposed to do, and it was fine. This now, this other shooting that happened recently, I to be honest, I don't know all the details. I've been sort of in the background, on the sidelines, listening a little bit. It sounds like it was a bad it was a bad kill, like it sounds like there was because of the confusion, or whatever? It was a bad kill. I don't know. Maybe it wasn't, but if it was, even if it was my, my stance on that is, I mean, look, if you show up to impede Federal officers while they are they are trying to conduct some kind of operation, and you are armed, and then you get shot. Okay, maybe technically, you know, like you shouldn't have been shot, but what were you expecting to happen? And again, it's, it's one of these things where war is messy, and yes, I said war, because that's what you're that's an act of war. You start going into butt heads with armed Federal officers while armed yourself to try to try to prevent them from carrying out their their lawful duties that they're doing.
00:14:51 You're basically, you know, declaring war and and it's not like you didn't know that, and it's not like all the people associated with guys. Like that. You know, posting these videos, talking openly about this, you know, that's your maybe it just like in war, right? Sometimes people get shot. It's maybe not the most justified kill, but that's what happens. Sometimes civilians get killed. Sometimes, you know, there's friendly fire. I mean, that's what happens in a kinetic situation. It gets messy, and that's just the way I see it. I don't have, I'm not going to shed a tear for this guy. And there's going to be people that will say stuff like, oh, yeah, your real Second Amendment until, like, well, it's like, yeah, you're right. I do have double standards, because this is fucking war.
00:15:37 And this whole idea that you're going to sit around and act like you know you're you should be defending the rights of your enemies. I mean, how long have you guys been doing that, you know, conservatives and people on the right, and what exactly is that gotten you trying to sit there and not only defend your rights, but the rights of your literal enemies, who would never, never, just, let's think of it this way, how many of these leftist organizations that for decades and decades and decades couldn't shut the fuck up about the First Amendment? How many of those organizations now are trying to stand up for censorship of the people on the right zero because they understand that you're the enemy, you're the enemy. They're not going to stick up for you, not a million fucking years. And so that's, that's, I don't understand what, what the big deal is. This guy was an enemy. This guy was anti white. This guy was a soldier in the war. That is, that is whose objective is to end the existence of white people.
00:16:36 How you could ever, under any circumstances, feel bad for that person is beyond me. And so it just shows you how fucking cucked and cowardly and unbelievably unprepared so many white people are for what's coming. And I just think it's inevitable, you know, like, it doesn't make any sense to me how people can't see. I mean, I guess so. I guess when you're a fish and you're in the water, you don't know that you're in the water. It's one of these sorts of things. But the political violence escalation that's been going on just the last couple decades, it's, it's not normal. Like, this isn't normal. Like, the and the, the all the things that you complain about, like, oh, you know, we can't have these diverse societies. You're right. But what do you think happens when you get them anyway?
00:17:30 It's that, like, this is what happens guys like, like, it's not that like, oh, the for the rest of eternity, the only thing white people are ever going to have to be worried about is the inconvenience of having to press one for English and bad service at McDonald's. And, you know, shitty, you know, politicians, sometimes it's like, no, it had. War happens like you mix people together like this. War happens massive. Death happens like this. That's not just like a minor incompatibility, you know, like there's a reason why we want to live in white countries, is because we don't want that sort of thing to happen. But that's inevitably what happens. I don't think there's a there's a instance in history where you have, like, you've had a mass migration of one people into the territory of another, where it didn't inevitably lead to some kind of conflict. That's just the way it is. So, yeah, I just don't care about my enemies getting shot, whether it's justified or not. I honestly like I, why would I? Why would I mean, the whole point is, you want fewer enemies, right? So who cares how that happens?
00:18:40 Would you the other side of this, and I'm not counseling what you're saying, but I find some nationalists response to this to almost kind of border on like the Trump derangement syndrome you see from the left. And the reason I say this is because when I started creating content back in 2016 that's when I produced my first video, and around either late 2016 or early 2017 I began streaming long form shows like this. There's been a number of people and sort of big names, and I'm not going to mention any names here, because I don't want to sort of beef with anyone or have like drama who have been calling for accelerationism. They're like, look, we need things to be ramped up. We need things to get worse. They've got to get worse before they get better.
00:19:30 You know, we need this division in society to become greater. There's this huge gulf between us and the left, but society is holding itself together. And you know, they're going towards the edge of the cliff, and if we're with them on this, we're going to go over the edge of the cliff with them. We need this big break. We need this split. We need our people to go our own way, and we need to sort of expunge these traitors from white communities, because they're going to be the death of us otherwise. So we need this accelerationism now the. This Trump administration. I'm not praising it, I'm not saying it's the best thing in the world, but we have seen unprecedented accelerationism in this last year, which Trump's been in now for just over a year. He was inaugurated a year and two days ago.
00:20:18 But we've seen this acceleration ism we've seen this sort of Trump militia going from state to state, dragging out illegal migrants. It's causing this massive division within society. Surely, this was the Excel, unless there's another type of acceleration ism but to me, isn't this what nationalists have asked for? Isn't this sort of divide what we all wanted. And I find it a bit strange now that some people are like, whoa. You know, I now I've gotta have sympathy for these people who would be happy if we were shot dead, because I'm pretty sure that the two people have been killed by ice would be positively over the moon if somebody like myself or somebody like you ended up being shot either by law enforcement or by some, you know, left wing Nutter, you know. So I don't see why we should have sympathy for them, and I don't see why this isn't the acceleration ism that people were hoping for.
00:21:12 Yeah, I don't either I honestly don't get it. And it's one of these things where I don't know if it's just one of these, or it's the the brain disease of I always have to have a hot take. I always, I must be contrarian. I, you know, I cannot ever say anything that makes anyone else that's in the mainstream look positive, or, you know what I mean, like, so I don't understand if it's, if it's just something juvenile like that or what, because none of the explanations make any sense to me, like they just they're logically inconsistent, they're irrational, and they don't make any sense to me in terms of what, whatever I mean if your if your goals are to like, if your priority is White people and having white nations and have making this distinction is contrasted and visible to everyone else, and to expose the problems with having non white senior society and all this other stuff.
00:22:14 You know, having this kind of escalation highlights that now is, are there better ways it could happen. Sure, and again, I don't know. I don't know why. Yeah, I don't understand what the what the hang up is. I think some videos, though, like I said previously, I think it's just cowardice. I think there's people that are just afraid, like, they're like, because one things I hear a lot, and you, you've always heard this from the right and from conservatives, like, oh, we can't use power, because when the left gets in charge, they'll use the bats like bitch. They're always using the power against you, you know, like, like, for once in your life, just, just, you know, grow a pair and use it back. You know, it's, it doesn't make any sense. Like, I don't understand what this hesitation is.
00:22:57 And I feel like it's, it's all these right wing dissidents who are starting to get older are slowly turning to their their boomer parents, where the boomer parents is like, Oh no, we must have, we have to have a small government. And these people like, Oh no, we can't use force. It's like, No, I get it. I get it. Yeah, sure. You know, the people in the Trump administration would just as much want to deport me as any Muslim, anti Semite, or whatever I get it. I'm not stupid. I understand that, but they but that they're going to do that anyway, like, if that's what they're going to do. All right? So we can, we can be excited that there is this dividing line that's developing that this. And if what you think needs to happen, and I sort of do too. I think that things do have to get worse before they get better, because people are just too comfortable, and they're not going to want to do anything that's going to upset the status quo if they are comfortable enough, you know. And so I like things that kind of make people uncomfortable.
00:24:00 And this sort of thing is making people uncomfortable. Now, sadly, from what I understand, I don't know, 100% I was kind of I was I was doing some I was moving stuff around from one building to another. Last night, in the middle of the night in the desert, I had headphones or not, or my phone was in my pocket playing. And so it might have misunderstood this, but I heard that from what I understand, Trump's going to be leaving Minnesota. He's pulling back. They're they're they're pulling back, not only in terms of these operations, going into these states and doing this sort of thing, but they're also at the border. They are going to be going back to a more Biden era way of dealing with people that show up at the border. So I just think immigration generally, this whole big mass deport, obviously, the mass deportations was never going to happen.
00:24:52 At least it was obvious to me. And there's, I feel like it's actually getting even more watered down than. Than than that to where we'll probably go back to just normal business as usual type stuff in, you know, in terms of ice and part of that's because Trump is so he's not, he's not a he's not right wing. He's not like an extreme right wing racist guy. He's he's just a populist, and he sees that the the pushback on this is unpopular, you know, like the there's too many people crying and wringing their hands and clutching their pearls over, you know, some random people that, quite frankly, no one should give a shit about died. And he's, you know, he's going to pack it up and look all these, all these big time podcasters like Joe Rogan and like Tim Dillon that supported him during the election, all these centrist types that were like, Oh, I used to be a lefty, but it's getting too woke. And so he got all these people supporting him during the election are now doing exactly what you'd expect them to do by reeling it back in and say, this is horrendous. I mean, I want to deport the criminals. But, like, I mean, they're just going there. This looks this looks bad. This looks bad. And, you know, these are people that live in, like, these multi million dollar mansions with a giant fucking wall around it and 24 hour security, and they can fuck off. But that's, that's how they are, I mean, and so, yeah, unfortunately, I just think that the right just doesn't have the stomach for what needs to be done.
00:26:32 You know, I agree about this, and I did a show with Patrick Slattery earlier this week where we discussed this, and Patrick was sort of making a point pretty much contrary to yours and about the lack of accountability that ice have. And I sort of raised the issue that those on the right who are bothered by the way ice is behaving really don't have a grasp of what would be needed if we were really to turn around the demographics in our countries. Now, what I mean by this? I don't mean that, you know, people wouldn't you would need to have everyone getting raided, or, you know, naturalized families being dragged out of their homes at gunpoint, but you would need to create a hostile environment for both illegal immigrants and migrants who have committed criminal acts.
00:27:26 So if this is the kind of thing, you need to create a hostile environment to either force people to jump the gun and leave before you pick them up, or dissuade people from entering the country illegally, and essentially coming into the country to break the law. Well, I think this is what you would need. You know, it's the same in the UK. If we were to actually get a grip of the illegal immigration in the UK, you would need squads going to from house to house to house in areas which are full of illegal immigrants. You would need these big factories where, like, these big meat packing plants that employ, you know, hundreds of illegals. You would need sort of militarized police turning up at these places, dragging out these illegals, you know, stuffing them in the back of a truck and taking them straight down to Dover, and, you know, being told you're getting on a boat and you are leaving, that's how it works, and that kind of environment would put people off coming here, because at the moment, it's the very opposite.
00:28:32 You know, if you turn up in Dover on a small boat, you know, you're going to be fast tracked to a nice, warm hotel, you're going to be given food, you're going to be given fresh clothes. You're going to be given fresh bedding, fresh towels. You're going to, you know, put the heating on right up to 27 degrees, lie back in your room on your new bed, texting on your smartphone and producing Tiktok videos explaining to all your brothers and cousins and friends back home how easy it is to come here. Now, if the Tiktok videos were instead illegal migrants being pulled out of chicken packing plants and chucked in the back of paddy wagons and driven down to Dover with their hands
00:29:10 and occasionally shot.
00:29:13 Maybe even that, maybe even that, it would create the kind of environment where, because I've always talked about immigration being a sort of a mix of factors, a mix of push and pull factors. There are certain push factors that push people out of their home countries, and there are certain pull factors that pull those displaced citizens here to the UK. And if you remove the pull factors by creating this hostile environment, that would deal with a large part of the problem. But like you say, one thing that always shocks me is how little metal people on the right actually have. You know, people who've been talking about this crackdown on illegals and now all clutching their pearls and being like this is just too much, including people who are meant to be ethno nationalists who because Trump's involved. Involved in this in some way that they're upset about it. And, you know, I find it, I find it difficult to be bothered, because to me, this is the divide we need in our society to make racially conscious white people break away from multiculturalist white people and to create a lasting divide so that we have a chance to save those who want to be saved.
00:30:26 Well, bottom line is, it takes violence to achieve this goal. Period. It takes violence to you cannot do mass deportations without violence, and what these actions are doing if the right were to so in solidarity, stand behind every time one of these people got shot. If you were in solidarity, to stand behind it, no matter what you think about boot lickers and all that, whatever stuff, what you're doing is you're normalizing violence to accomplish these goals. And that's what needs to happen. Is it needs to you need to flip on the TV, see that I shot like five different people while trying to remove a bunch of Somalis and just go, yeah, that's what happens. You know, like that. That needs to be how people perceive it. If they start wringing their hands and crying about the Second Amendment this, and was it justified that? Or was she nervous, or she's a mom, it's like that really like, well, you would not survive a fucking second on a battlefield.
00:31:25 You telling me that you're gonna, like, go around some corner with your gun in the heat of battle, and before you shoot the guy that's staying in front of you, you're gonna be like, Oh, he might be a dad. I wonder if he, you know, if he's read any of the same books that I've read. You know, we could be friends. It's like you already, you already have a bullet through your skull, you know, like it's you need to shoot and ask questions later when you're in these kinds of situations, and people need to have violence normalized, or it's never going to happen. It'll never, ever, ever happen, because you cannot achieve mass deportations without a lot of violence, and that'll be like, a lot of death, necessarily, necessarily. But you have to be okay with that too.
00:32:07 But a lot of violence will be necessary. You have to be okay with watching video of a family being, you know, as you said, like dragged out into their front lawn with a gun to their head. Sorry that people need to be okay with that, because that's what it would it would, maybe wouldn't happen all the time, but that's it would be that would be required sometimes, if you have people in your country that aren't willing to leave, you know what else? What are your options? Right? So that's the sort of imagery that people need to understand, like you have to be willing to to I mean, the idea that people are just, like, too soft to even just watch that on TV. It's not like it's happening in your neighborhood, or like in many cases, right? It just people can't even see it on TV without going, oh my god, it's so terrible. I mean, you guys are faggots, like, you guys are not going to make it like you guys are not going to be able to survive any kind of actual conflict if we ever get there, and at this rate, we're not going to ever get there, because people like you are just going to just roll over and and cry the second the you know, any kind of right wing violence starts to happen.
00:33:12 So, yeah, it doesn't make any sense to me at all. I hope that, you know, people start to get a little more desensitized to this and stop trying to be, you know, get too high on their own supply and thinking that like, you know, I've got the best take. Well, the actually, the best take is, we don't want to go extinct, and that's going to take violence, sorry.
00:33:37 Well, look, the other thing is this, all law enforcement is all law enforcement is essentially violence, because you're weaponizing a group of people and handing them the big stick to create order. And if anyone has been on the unfair end of that big stick in America post Second World War, it's been those on the right, the left have routinely got away with things that the right would never have got away with. And when the right have been doing things such as creating breakaway societies or going out to the woods to try to get away from mainstream America, often the American government have hunted them down, killed them, brutalized people.
00:34:22 And if you look at January the sixth, I mean what the people were doing on January the sixth, protesting against the you know, part of the stop the steel movement, they were far less violent, far less confrontational, and far, far more peaceful. And critically, were not armed when they were doing that, but they were treated in a far more brutal manner. And if you look at the way one of my recent guests, Rob Rondo, was treated well, he punched somebody in the face at a demonstration on a US campus in self defense and the American alphabet agencies chased. All over the world deported him from Serbia in a private jet with a bag over his head, as if he was, you know, in Osama bin Laden's brother. That is what they do to us when we basically defend ourselves. So I don't, I don't really understand when we've been on the end of this brutality for so long and the left have been allowed to do what they wanted and run amok and being treated with kid gloves.
00:35:26 Why we're now crying that our enemies who laughed when we got shot, brutalized, etc, why we're crying when they get a little bit, little bit of it back, and when what they're getting is actually quite deserved? Because I can tell you this now, if I was in my car and a police officer said, Look, you know, halt now and get out of the vehicle, and I put my foot on the accelerator and I was shot dead, nobody would be crying over that, you know, all the papers would be saying, Oh, well, this right wing not got what he deserved. The police were in fear of their lives. This is what you get. Bang, bang, you know, simple as but some of our guys are crying, but curiously, some of our guys are now also praising Jeffrey Epstein. And you did an excellent stream on this. And look to my shame, I did a review of Nick Fuentes debate with Piers Morgan. I praised it. I gave an honest assessment, and I thought Nick did pretty well, and I was willing to give him the benefit of the doubt, saying, like, look, you know, he's done well.
00:36:27 He's got this new platform. And look for my shame. The first thing he does with this new platform is have a boys night out with probably the worst squad imaginable, and then decide that he's not only going to praise Jeffrey Epstein as, apparently the coolest guy on the planet, but he's now. He's now selling and wearing Jeffrey Epstein merch, and apparently this is the coolest thing ever. And you know, people like me, who they refer to as UNK, because apparently I'm just so old and past it, I don't understand what's cool anymore. You know, I can't see the wondrous aura that this man had. Now, you did an excellent stream on this the other day. But how have we gone from, you know, nationalists or the right in general, trying to root out, you know, satanist pedophiles that you know, are basically the people behind the liberal elite that control our lives. It's all the it's all the satanic pedophiles who control the lip the liberal elite. They're the ones in charge of Western societies. But now it's turned out it's a Mossad Israeli, Jewish pedophile. He's got aura, and all the young kids want to be like him. Where did it go wrong, mate? Where did it go wrong? Well, and the
00:37:41 other part of it too is we worked for years and years and years in not just America, but especially in places where you live, to try to define that, like, for example, that an Englishman is white. In our case, an American is white. That these things matter. There's an ethnicity that's intertwined and inseparable from these nationalities, and that you can't just bring in all these people and say that like so and so is is English because he was born in England or has an English passport. You know, same thing with America, and I think what's happened is you have people like like Nick trying to erode that now in favor for a more Catholic, Universalist worldview, where it doesn't where, you know all this hard work that we put in for decades to try to get white people to actually be racially aware and to actually make that distinction, and start to understand that they need to to fight for their own interests, you know.
00:38:45 And now suddenly it's all being undermined by the apparently, diversity is our strength crew. And this is something that you're seeing from you know, Nick and his followers. And partially, I think that's because Nick himself has a racial background that is not 100% white. And there's, I think, the same kind of inferior, excuse me, inferiority complex that afflicts black people where they're there. They always feel like they're having to prove themselves to white people. And I think that on on some level, that's that's in his mind too. I think that's the kind of confusion you get with racially mixed people. I think that's why he, his was so outspoken about, you know, not race mixing when he was when he was early on in his career. And because I think there is some kind of underlying psychological thing there where he's, he's, and this is also why I think he always punches, or throws punches towards like the Anglo, especially Anglo white nationalists, whether it's white nationalists in England or or in other parts of Europe, Northern, basically, Northern Europe and in the Anglosphere, I think there is just some kind of like, again, inferiority complex.
00:40:00 Thing going on. And in terms of the the Epstein stuff, I don't know what exactly the what triggered this. It might have been, you know, Michael Tracy trying to run cover for Epstein all over Twitter for a long time, but this, but also it, we can't separate it from the fact that he has been Nick has been promoting trying to lower or remove the age of consent again since he was first on the scene. This seems to be very important to him, to want to be able to have sex with a 14 year old or marry a 12 year old, or whatever it is, and so that it's, I don't think it's completely out of character with his past statements. What I find suspicious is the timing, because he used to use the Epstein issue as like a wedge issue, as a way to show that Trump, Trump was not on our side, and would echo a lot of the same comments about Jeffrey Epstein's Island and Trump's involvement with that that a lot of us would, you know, a lot of these issues that we would bring up.
00:41:06 And I think that all of a sudden, though you have mainstream acceptance, you have all of a sudden, you know, puff pieces written in major publications, and all of a sudden he's on these major podcasts, and all of a sudden he's on Tucker. And all of a sudden, you know, in by the way, it wasn't all of a sudden prior, just prior to that, there was a definite reeling back in the rhetoric. There was a definite, like shift in the rhetoric towards de radicalization, I would say, last summer. And then all of a sudden, you have all this sort of thing. And now, now, apparently, he's got a gold sponsor who which is previously a sponsor of Mark Levin.
00:41:49 It's called advantage gold, if it's the one he hasn't said. But if, from what the things you have said, I would, I would imagine is this company called advantage gold, which was founded by two Jews and an Italian. And in fact, one of the Jews' last name is Levin, so you have this Jewish gold company now that's going to be backing the world's most dangerous, canceled anti Semite. Really is that the is that the narrative that you believe now, I guess, I mean, there's which it is. For some people, it's a cult of personality, much like Trump, where it doesn't really matter what he says, the people that follow him will accept that he could come out as trans tomorrow.
00:42:33 And people would be like, you know, gropers would be like, bass tranny, you know, that would be the way that it is. And so I don't know. I almost wonder if I wanted to get, like, all super tin foil hat with it. I'd almost say that with a lot of cults, we cover cults on my stream a lot, and they all the behaviors between cults are all very identical. I mean, there's a there's it's because if it's, if it ain't broke, don't fix it, right. There is a a process in which you can go through and gather the hearts and minds of weaker people and control them.
00:43:09 And one of the tactics is you get them to believe in something like obviously crazy. And because once they believe that they'll believe anything you know once you once you've got them to double down on a really stupid idea. It actually makes them want to believe everything you say, because if the second, if they detect one lie, then they they'll realize they have to protect themselves from having to face the fact that they fell for the big, stupid lie, right? And so they'll follow all your other smaller lies. I don't know that's what's happening, but it makes you wonder, like, is he trying to get people to support Epstein and think Epstein is cool for something like that? Some of it is just juvenile trolling, too. You know what I mean? Like, some of it is they know, there are a bunch of Boomer, older Gen X types that are hysterical about, you know, Epstein and all this other stuff. And not that they shouldn't be, honestly, like, why wouldn't you be hysterical about a massage agent that's blackmailing, you know, the most powerful people in your country using trafficked underage women. I mean, I don't know why that's something that you shouldn't be worried about.
00:44:27 I had a slightly different I had a little bit of a take on this myself, and this is my take. He went on Piers Morgan, and he said that Hitler was cool, and he doubled down on Hitler being cool. And I think he's trying to dig his way out of this. And I think the way he's trying to dig his way, I'm surprised he hasn't said something like that. He thinks, you know, Hitler's cool in the same way that Darth Vader's cool, you know? Oh yeah, I think Darth Vader's got, I don't support Darth Vader blowing up alder. And with the Death Star. I mean, who supports that, but he had aura, didn't he? I mean, look at the costume. Look at the big, triangular shaped ship that he flew around in. I mean, he was cool, but I don't support his genocide. And I think he's trying to sort of dial back the Hitler stuff, and I think he's trying to balance it with the well, you know, I think Hitler looked cool in his uniform.
00:45:22 But I think that, you know, this Mossad, Israeli agent, sex trafficker, pedophile, you know, he looked cool on his private jet. You know, you can be a bad guy and look cool. I think he's trying to dial it back. I think he's trying to dial it back in this sort of very multicultural way. I think he's trying to enter the mainstream. I think he's obviously cut some deal with important people you know, to get some seven figure promotional gold deal is just huge. And it seems very suspicious that he's gone from sort of the no fly list, apparently not being able to get a bank account, you know, being investigated by, you know, Alphabet agencies to all of a sudden, seven figure gold deals, Piers Morgan, Tucker, Carlson, and, you know, being allowed back on x and boosted to the moon.
00:46:15 Essentially, I look at this, and as I said, I was impressed with the Piers Morgan interview. But since that he seems to have gone downhill, and he seems to be kind of trying to balance some of the things he said on there with other takes. And I just find it all quite disappointing, and something else I find quite disappointing. Again, I'm not going to name names, because there are people who've called him out for this, and I have praised him when he's done good things, and I'm calling about, well, he does something bad, but there are people out there who seem to just totally turned a blind eye to all of this, you know, and I don't know why I don't, I don't know why people are just turning a blind eye to this when it is such a serious issue.
00:46:56 You know, one of the, you know, the two big things that we talk about is the demographic shift, white replacement. And we talk about Israeli power, you know, Jewish power, the power of these lobby groups that distort our policy. And really, if you go to sort of the pinnacle of that issue, the pinnacle of that issue is, you know, an Israeli, Jewish Mossad, pedophile, sex trafficker running an international honey pot operation to control multiple elected officials, influential characters and even members of the British Royal Family.
00:47:35 But now that's aura farming and you know. And also, I hate stupid phrases like that. I mean this probably makes me sound like an old man, but when people start talking about when, when people talk in this Zuma language, I just find it wearing. I find it wearing. And I think when I see the people doing it, they also look like total dorks and nerds, the kind of people that like, you know, if they walked into sort of an old fashioned, sort of British pub, you know, back in the day and had started talking like that and behaving like that that had just got battered and thrown out. You know, to me, it just wouldn't have been tolerated. But on the internet, you know, just how idiots speak. Maybe I'm an old man. Am I? Am I missing the point here? Devon, have I just got too old and angry for my own good?
00:48:19 No, I think you're right. In fact, one of the things I brought up was that used to be like, when Hitler had his ideas, he would have to go out to a pub and tell people his ideas, you know, stand on a soapbox or whatever, right? And if his ideas were ideas that did not appeal to physically powerful men, he would have been beaten to the ground for his ideas, and that for millennia, that has been kind of the mechanism that is policed people from having the basically prevented weak, Snively people from ever gaining power, because the Second they start promoting these kinds of horrific things, like pedophiles are awesome, they get beat up.
00:49:06 And the Internet has insulated these people from getting beat up. It has created this, you know, miles and miles of fiber optic cable protect them from ever getting their their, you know, the shit beat out of them, which, which, you know, some of these people, it could do them some good, quite frankly. As far as the, you know, it's a cult of personality, you know, I think it's, it's for a lot of you got to remember too. A lot of these people aren't even American. They follow Nick because they look at American politics like it's some kind of reality TV show. It's all entertainment.
00:49:46 It's not exactly like a movement per se, and so a lot of it, I think people are just taking it too seriously, or taking them too seriously. They are young a lot. Lot of these people are, you know, it's like a shock jock kind of a thing. It's like what Howard Stern might have been, maybe in the 1980s or something like that, where people like that, he's always so, he's so edgy and this sort of a thing, and that appeals to a certain demographic. So, yeah, but yeah, it's the frustrating thing for me is we worked so hard to get people to look at White people as the act as actual Americans look at White people as actually English. And the whole reason I thought that most people were angry about Jewish influence and Jewish power was the promotion of the idea that diversity is our strength, and in, you know, just in really
00:50:47 a short period of time, he's managed to convince a lot of people that actually diversity is our strength and we're only mad at Jews because we're Catholics and they killed Jesus or something. And it's like, totally, it's hijacking the entire thing to it. Now it's not, it's actually not white nationalism at all. It's Catholic nationalism. And again, I think that long term, that'll appeal to the Catholics, you know, but Catholics are in the minority, and the only way that they'll get in the majority, and this is a danger people need to be aware of too in America is, if you have mass immigration, you let a lot of Mexicans in. That's when Catholics will act that gives Catholics more power.
00:51:29 And that's another reason why these Catholic Charities are right there with the Jewish charities ushering them into the country, and have been for decades. That's why the other half of the Hart Celler act wasn't Jewish, it was Catholic. That's why, you know, this is just people need to face that, and just because being Catholic was cool for a hot minute, maybe partially because of Nick, who, I doubt, believes that himself, he's using it as a, a mechanism for for influence. You know, doesn't mean that, like, that's not a real issue like that, Catholic influence in America has been anti white for ever. I mean, even in the beginning, why do you think we have Mexicans? It's because Catholics came to South America and and mixed with the natives. I mean, that's why Mexicans exist in the first place, you know. And in fact, the one of the Intolerable Acts with the
00:52:28 one of the reasons we went to war with England was the colonists were upset at King George because he was threatening to let Catholics come into the colonies. And that was literally, that was listed in the Intolerable Acts as one of the we can't stand for this. You're like, Catholics in here time to go to war with the king. You know, like, like, this idea that this, this was a Catholic country, it's fucking bullshit. It's just a bunch of Ellis Islander fucking mystery meat motherfuckers who never built shit, who always want to sit there and call people like arval, who go out into the wilderness and actually start building the kind of communities that you guys show up 200 years later and act like you built, but in the meantime, you're talking shit about him like, oh, look, oh, look at the white trash actually out there building. Yeah. Well, guess what? The Pioneers were white trash too, I guess when they were building the entire western half of the country. And then you guys could show up once the strip malls were built. So fuck the fuck off. And I'm so mad at these people, but it's at the same time. It's like, whatever you know, a lot of them are just fucking kids. They're kids that'll, you know, they'll grow out of it, or or they won't. They'll just be these bitter in cell people that you know that never, you know those be genetic dead ends that are that are, you know, watching anime porn when they're like, 45 covered in Cheeto dust and and, you know, Red Bull cans, so I don't know,
00:53:55 yeah, and, you know, sort of rationalizing why their favorite character, who is clearly a prepubescent girl, is actually cool to like. And they say things like, Oh, you don't realize she might look like a six year old girl, but in the show, she's actually a 2000 year old mystical dragon that takes the form of a six year old girl. So it's totally cool for me to like her freak Go kill yourself. It's as simple as that. And you've made a really good point here, because I had two of the girls from return to the land, Caitlin and Sally, on my show on Sunday, and the stream really hasn't had enough views, because these two ladies are absolutely lovely. They both got four children, not four children between them, but four children each. So eight children between them, and Caitlin is ready to give birth in a week or so to her fifth.
00:54:48 And I had some real negativity around that stream, like gripper style people saying horrific things about these ladies, being mean about them. And it right, it. Really sort of annoyed me, because, look, I'll be honest, I can totally see why going to the woods and creating a breakaway community and having loads of babies and living off the land isn't everyone's cup of tea, because it's hard work and it's a big leap. It's a big leap to go from, you know, modernity to a breakaway community. But even if it is too much for you as a person or for you and your family as a as a group, don't knock the people that are doing it. Don't knock the people who are taking those first bold steps. I bet there was people who laughed at the first people that moved to Iranian and said, This will never work.
00:55:39 It'll be over in be over in two winters time, and here they are now erecting their second school, because they've got so many white children that, and you know, it's one of the whitest places on the planet, and you see pictures of the kids in that school, and it fills You with this weird sense of nostalgia for something that most people today will never have known now, I knew it when I was at my primary school, roughly primary it's now been knocked down, much to my sadness, something I genuinely shed a tear over, and has been turned into a block of, you know, flats, or how new build houses as a for development. But when I sat at Rothley primary school with my legs crossed in the hall singing hymns in the morning, it was 100% white school.
00:56:33 There wasn't a single non white there. And that's what a Rainier is. And if we want to bring our children up in that kind of environment, if we want that future for our children and grandchildren, I hate to break it to you, the state isn't going to grant us that. We're going to have to build it ourselves. And these people who are brave enough to go out and begin building it, who seek peaceful separation for a better world. You know, I understand, not everyone can do it, but for God's sake, don't mock them and deride them, because really they they embody the true spirit of the American you know, that pioneering spirit far more than any sort of groypa anime watching nerd who's, you know, fantasizing over his 2000 year old dragon.
00:57:23 You know, I've got nothing but respect for these ladies and the men who do these things. And as Devon said, it kind of annoys me just as much when people are ripping them down or trying to mock them, because most people aren't making that big a difference. And it is a huge difference. And in many ways, they're braver than me, because I'm not sure whether I could do it, but I absolutely admire them for doing it. And when they were telling me about their community and the way they run things and the things they do, I hope more than anything, it grows. And I can tell you this, I'm never going to be, you know, a billionaire. I wish I was, and I tell you, if I was, I would be funding those kind of communities that would I wouldn't be funding some sort of political action committee. I wouldn't be starting my own political party. I wouldn't be trying to buy my way into Westminster so I had a toehold of power. I would be funding proper breakaway communities, so that our people actually had a place in the world.
00:58:29 Yeah, I think you know, in terms of of, bottom line is genetic. Genetic is or, sorry, behavior is genetic. Behavior is genetic. And when you're descended from people, as I am, the pioneers who, in the founding colonists who came here from Europe expecting nothing in return. There would just be this big wilderness. There would be hostile, the weather would be hostile. There'd be disease, there would be hostile natives. There would just be but there was opportunity. There was the opportunity being there was this wilderness that you could carve a civilization out of. That's the behavior that I am. I have inherited from my ancestors.
00:59:12 And unfortunately, a lot of these people, those that are even white, they inherited the kind of behavior that their ancestors had where they stayed behind. They stayed in the comfortable places until my ancestors built the new country that sounded attractive and they could then go there and be Paris, be parasites, essentially, and reap the rewards of the blood and sacrifice that my ancestors put in. So that's just what it is, and it is, that's just what it is, and it's unfortunate, but that's the reality. Quite frankly, there's there's more of them now than there are of me in I was looking into my last stream. I was trying to get an actual number. It's hard to find a number like this, but I was trying to get different. AI is to try to calculate, just based on other data that we've got, the amount of Americans who are still, quote, unquote, founding stock people who are generally going all the way back. You know, they're there. They are descended from people who are here from, at least from the colonial period. And I have to find the methodology, but the the
01:00:23 number that I came up with, I had two different AIS grok and chat GPT working on it, and and they came up with by the 1950s America was already down to about 30% founding stock, which made a lot of sense, because you had a lot of the Irish and a lot of the Germans and this sort of a thing coming in. And then, like a huge glut of random mystery neat people around the turn of the century, including a lot of the Jews, obviously from Eastern Europe. And then I asked it to calculate, or estimate, rather, what it was today, and it's 15% so the people that the Constitution was written specifically for that don't live here anymore, you know, like they, there's just, it's they, they let in too many other people and and that's, that's part of the issue, that's part of the problem.
01:01:14 That's part of why it doesn't work. This is why you have all these people that are trying to say that, you know, all the other you know, we need to do, we need to do a Catholic monarchy, or all this other stupid shit, because they're not the people that the country was designed for. And look, it's not a great look for my ancestors, that we let all these people in, you know, that's, that's something I think that that's also a symptom of universalism. I think that the Protestants that lived in America were welcoming to refugees. I But I also think that the money interests were have always been, as they are now looking for cheap labor, and maybe today it's the Mexicans. But you know, it was, it used to be the Irish. In fact, there was a time period during the Civil War where the North wanted more soldiers. So they were, they would tell the Irish, if you come here and enlist, you're a citizen. And so it was essentially just bringing in Irish to fight the the Civil War for the North. And you had, you know, lots of instances like this, where you just had, you know, the the the not the interest of the people, but the interest of a few,
01:02:28 promoting and and facilitating this mass immigration that's taken place over the years, but at this point, like I said, all, all this said,
01:02:37 we do have to be realists, and yes, maybe to some extent we can, you know, like when I'm not one of these people that are going to say diversity is our strength, we gotta, we gotta team up with the likes of Andrew Tate and sneako and and whoever else these, these brown faggots are that, like Nick likes to surround himself with because it makes him look White in comparison, it and straight, but, you know, I'm willing to extend out and include, you know, non. I'm not one of these people like, Oh, you have to be found in stock in order to be considered American or whatever. But it's like, you do have to be white to be considered American. Because even as my answers were letting White or letting people in. They were white people. They were letting in. And in the Constitution, it's very clear that citizenship was was for white people of good character. In fact, this was taken to court.
01:03:35 It was upheld by the Supreme Court around the turn of the century. I mean, you had a Well, speaking of like, Indians, the Indian immigration that we have going on, yeah, we call them Hindus back then. But there was a court case, I want to say, like, around 1912 or so. I did a stream on it, but it was been a while now. But there was a court case where a in Washington State, some Hindu was given citizenship by the state government and the federal government said, No, he can't be a United States citizen because he's not a white person of good character. And they actually made the argument that because he was Brahman, right? And they actually took it to court under the under the like their their their case was, well, Brahmins are technically white because they're Aryan and that's how they are. They didn't even argue the fact that you had to be white like that was just like a given. They didn't try to make it sound like, well, can we let brown people in? No. It was like, no, he's brahmans are white and like that failed in court, and it went all the way to Supreme Court, they said, No, Brahmins are not white. And so in that case, not only did we solidify the the the idea that you had to be white to be American, but also that Indians, including Brahmins, are not white.
01:04:56 So I don't know why. I don't know why this is such a. Uh, why it's, it's, well, I know why it's such a mess now. That's why we do all these streams about East European Jews. But it's frustrating that we have, we have, you know, everything's changed so quickly because that was only like, about 100 years ago.
01:05:16 Yeah, we've answered the age old question, are Indians white? No, although I don't think we needed a court ruling on that. But anyway, we do have some super chats. We've got to the end of the first hour of the show. Devon's been absolutely fantastic. So it's been a really enjoyable show. We've got another hour for you, and we're going to do the super chats now. But if you haven't Super Chat and you want to super chat, you can super chat, and we'll answer your questions. And here goes. Mr. Skywalker. Gave $3 thank you so much. He said to all those thinking Trump won't attack Iran. If he doesn't do it for Israel, the Epstein files showing him raping children will be released and he will die in prison. Also probably worse than that. What's your take on that? Is Trump going to attack Iran? And do they have pictures of him doing unthinkable things to children.
01:06:02 I think that it's a mistake for people to think that. And I hear this all the time. Oh, they've got blackmail. And Trump, no. Trump was part of the blackmail operation. Trump's family has supported Zionism for generations. Trump didn't need to be blackmailed. Roy Cohn, who was was the Jeffrey Epstein of his day, was Trump's mentor. Jeffrey Epstein sourced his girls from Trump. They were friends. They were on the same team. He doesn't have to be blackmailed. I don't understand why this is so hard. I think it's because they just don't want to, you know, face the fact that he's always been a Shabbos boy, but it's just true. Trump, you can look at his history. His dad made money by getting federal funds to build houses for Jews that were the those very Jews that I always talk about. They were coming to America from Eastern Europe. That's, that's where he got his money. He built one of the first synagogues in those Jewish neighborhoods in New York. I mean, with his own money, Trump's dad, Trump's Trump donated a synagogue, essentially to the Jewish the Russian Jewish community.
01:07:18 The Trump Organization is staffed head to toe, or at least was, I don't know what it's now, but like, prior to his, his foray into into politics was staffed head to toe, both Russian Jews, you know, the Habad Lubavitch types like this is not like, Trump's not being blackmailed. He's on their team. He's always been on their team. Like for generate his his daughter, his prized daughter married into their team, you know, like this, this idea, oh, they're gonna show the blackmail. No, it doesn't matter. He's not. They don't he's part of the blackmail operation. Which is another reason why, by the way, Nick is downplaying it, because if they're, I think that now that he's accepted, he's accepted into the fold, or whatever they and because Trump is holding back the Epstein files because of probably what's in them, and if, for whatever legal reason, they end up having to be released, there's something embarrassing in there. Nick's serving as a buffer to that, to, like, kind of soften the blow that actually, it's not that bad. It was just these two old party guys that like to bang 14 year olds. You guys like to bang 14 year olds, right? Gripers.
01:08:26 See, it's not a big deal. You would have done it too. You would have gotten a cool 14 year old banging Island, wouldn't you? I mean, it's not technically pedophilia. It's called hemophilia, you know, like, it's just all the same stupid shit. But no, like, that's the thing is, is Trump is, is, I mean, he is on their team. So whatever, whatever is going to be good for Jews, that's what Trump will do, because he's on their team. And no black male is necessary now to the extent that he has any kind of loyalty to America. I mean, I don't know. I mean, I don't know. I don't I can't get inside his head. My guess is, is he's not just like some and, you know, people are complicated, right? People have different motivations that are private, that will especially in the mind of someone like that, that will never understand. So I don't know, but I so it's impossible to predict how to present his behavior. But I think that based on what we know about his past, his upbringing and his current relationships, that he'll do whatever is best for Israel, well,
01:09:32 I think you put that very well. And I do tend to agree, ruins in a landscape gave $50 and said donation. Well, thank you so much. Simbey gave $25 thank you so much, and said with Devon on the stream, and since Mark did the Bolsheviktion 3D stream seven months ago, I hope this is a good time to ask. How about an Escape from Buchanan Castle stream in 2026?
01:09:58 Oh, that's one of my viewers. He's made a Wolfenstein mod, I think, or maybe it's a Doom mod. No, it's a Wolfenstein mod where you play as the actual good guys. So I think he wants us to do a gaming stream on that, on his mod.
01:10:17 I can do that with you. I do that. I mean, I'm, as you probably know, I am partial to the odd gaming stream. I'm very open to doing that. I regularly, sort of have, you know, the odd gaming stream. I do it once a month, in fact, and occasionally I will play other games, like retro games, if people like watching retro games, by the way, I did two amazing playthroughs, one of Super Metroid and one of Legend of Zelda, A Link to the Past, and I aced them both, two flawless playthroughs with VoiceOver and full talking throughout and perfect gameplay all done live. So if you like that kind of thing, and you like sort of an easy, cozy retro stream, I do those things as well, and I do enjoy doing them. I don't do them often, because I get all the detractors going mad.
01:11:06 So like, Oh, why are you doing this? I want another stream about how depressing my life is. Don't worry, mate. I'll give you that later. I do like, I do like, a bit of light hearted fun every now and again. Knock Mel gave $15 thank you so much. Just said thank you Mark for reintroducing me to Devon. Since his last appearance on PWR, I've been catching up from where I left off in 2016 and his recent work is incredible. Yeah, I agree, and I do catch Devon's. The reason I like Devon streams is because you get these things that, like a lot of people make these streams, that how can I say this without being impolite? I find them a little bit exhausting. But Devon's streams are always interesting because he throws things out of left field. And as I said, The Crop Circle one was just absolutely brilliant, because I lived through the period of crop circle hysteria.
01:12:04 And, yeah, I thought the crop circle one was brilliant, especially his sort of explanation of how white people love to believe in this trash and get really sort of upset if you sort of call them out on it. Very good. Auntie Sally gave $5 thank you so much. Said, Sorry, lads, the moon landing was absurd to me as a child, when I lived through it in real time, I noticed the camera filming them land and the Nixon phone call on a wired landline, my instincts was right, it was fake. Do you think the moon landing was fake?
01:12:35 Devon, no, and but everything he just said was fake. I mean that they had, people need to understand, you can have a phone call from the moon easily with that era of technology, because you have radio waves. And what they did is they had, I forget what frequency, but it was a radio, radio here's maybe people don't understand this. Radio waves travel at the speed of light, so even though the moon is really far away, and there is delay, by the way, it's far enough away to where there is a delay, when you talk on a radio going to Earth from the moon, there's, there's a slight delay. I mean, because it's even though it's the speed of light, just like with from the sun, is what it eight seconds, or something like that, is the delay from the Sun to Earth. So from the moon to Earth, it's like maybe about a second or so. In fact, one of the things I did, because I was wondering about this, there is a footage that you have of you can hear the feedback from NASA.
01:13:38 So in other words, on the recording, you hear the astronauts talk to NASA. NASA, NASA talks back to the astronauts and then in their head, because NASA's voice is in the headset of the astronauts, you can hear like the feedback, kind of like if you are on a podcast, you don't wear headphones, right? It's kind of like an echo kind of a thing, right? So I was like, Well, you know what? Now that we have that I can actually time the exact delay between NASA talking to the the the astronauts and when the astronauts actually hear it, and that I can then use, using a calculation based on the speed of light, see how far they were.
01:14:26 And I did that. I actually went out, I got the audio, put it on a timeline, I measured all the delays out, made sure they're the same, because the other thing they'd have to be the same. And then I did the math to see how far away they were. And they were roughly, I think, what was, like, 200,000 miles away, or whatever it was, the distance of the moon, though it was like, I was like, Oh, all right. Well, there you go. And as far as the camera thing, people talk about it there, there's, first of all, there's a lot of weird like. Got to remember, when this was on the air, they didn't have computer animation or very good visual aids, and so the the networks did these kind of goofy fake demonstrations of what it would be like for the stuff they didn't have footage for, because they and they would say at the bottom, by the way, and by the way, people always crop this part of it out. It says simulation on the bottom. It gets cropped out when they pass it around the internet.
01:15:25 And so there's a lot of weird, goofy footage that, if you don't know that, that was never sold as what you know, this was never passed off as real. It was always been like, Oh, this is what it well, we don't have, obviously we don't have footage of this, but this is what it would look like, we think, because it was this big event that they were airing on television, and then the other like, there's no, there's no, there's nothing. I've chased down every single one of these stupid things because this is the right has a conspiratorial problem. And they they once they find out one thing is fake, they just go off the rails and think everything's fake. And the moon landing is one of those things, and it's anti white, quite frankly. I mean, that white people made it to the moon white. That's that was, I mean, with Nazi technology, no less. And so it's kind of crazy to me that people would want to deny that achievement. It was 100% white. There wasn't a single non white in there. I mean, there's obviously the, the ad hoc, you know, women who right
01:16:30 right now. There's always, yeah, there's always, like, the, the Netflix version of history when it comes to that, but, but it was all 100% white. White people dominated the fucking moon, and you should be proud of it.
01:16:44 Do you know? Another thing that people say about the moon landing, which really annoys me is, apparently they asked some sort of astronauts at some point they said, like, oh, you know, why don't you just go back to the moon tomorrow? Why don't you just build in the rocket then and go back? And the astronaut said, Well, look, you know, we'd have to start again from scratch. We can't use that sort of old technology because it's gone now. We'd have to start from scratch. You know, it's not like you can just build the rocket we we used in, you know, all the way back then when we put the man on the moon, and all these people say, Oh, look, this is, this is, this proves, this proves that it's all a conspiracy. You know, what do they mean?
01:17:22 They lost the technology they can't build the rocket they built in the 1960s This is ridiculous. This is the most retarded argument I have ever heard. And I'm going to explain why in a very simple way. This is a real mark. Call it story. So everyone that likes a mark Collett story. Buckle in for a mark Collett story. And I want to get the dates right on this, so I get everything correct here. So in or on July the 15th, 1983 Nintendo released the Famicom in Japan. Now, the Famicom is short for family computer, and it's their version of what we had over here, called the Nintendo Entertainment System. And because Nintendo wanted to be seen as like the good guys, they wanted to be seen as like a company that you could trust, they had this policy of, if your Famicom broke, you could send it in for a free repair. So if one of the components in it burnt out, you know, you would send it in and Nintendo would take it, you know, strip it down, find the bit that doesn't work, you know, put new chips or whatever in and post it back to you.
01:18:40 And Nintendo ran this free service for around 30 years. I'm just going to Google this again. How long did fam Icom repair? Repair service lasts? So Google's taking a while. It lasted 24 years. It ran from July 1983 from when it was released, right up to October the 30/31 2007 so it actually ran up through the SNES era, the N 64 era, the Game Cube era, into the Wii era. So they were four console generations ahead when they stopped the service. Now do you know why they stopped the service? Well, I'm going to tell you they stopped the service because they couldn't get the parts anymore. They couldn't fix the famicoms anymore because no one produced the parts. Now, the Famicom had four kilobytes of RAM, two kilobytes of regular RAM, and two kilobytes of V RAM, video RAM. So the graphics card, essentially, in the Famicom, used two kilobytes of RAM.
01:19:58 Now a graphics card today. Will run anywhere between about four and 16 gigabytes of RAM this ran on two kilobytes and by 2007 nobody made two kilobyte RAM chips anymore, so the service was discontinued because you just couldn't get the part. Now it wasn't that Nintendo used some strange wizardry to create the Famicom that could never be replicated. It was just the parts you use to make it were no longer produced because technology had advanced. And when people say, Oh, why can't they build exactly the same rocket they built all the way back in the 1960s this proves it was fake. No, it doesn't.
01:20:43 The RAM chips, the computers, all the parts that were used to make that will have been made in factories, which were decommissioned decades ago, and getting those parts will be basically impossible. So what you'd have to do is completely start from scratch. Design a new rocket, get new parts. It would be a start from scratch situation. That's how technology works. But people use this as a smoking gun, but it can be explained in a very simple manner, just the way I've explained it, that you couldn't make a Nintendo Famicom or entertainment system today because nowhere in the world makes two kilobyte RAM chips, for obvious reasons, because they're obsolete. And the technology used for those early spaceships, those rockets and landers and stuff, it was technology that would be so obsolete by today's standards that replicating it as it was then would be almost impossible. That's why, if you're an antiques dealer and you're repairing anything that's an antique, you can't just go down to, you know, being queue or Home Depot and get the parts to fix it. And I don't see why this has to be so controversial, because it's not these things can be explained away very, very easily, you know, simple as that, you know,
01:22:09 yeah, I fix all radios, and they rely on vacuum tubes that they haven't made since the 1970s and so I, you know, have, I have a closet Full of backups, because once those vacuum tubes are used up, those radios will never function again, because no one's ever going to make vacuum tubes again, and they'll just be these hunks of metal that don't have any purpose anymore. And so, yeah, a lot of it's that and, and you wouldn't want to use that technology. A lot of this stuff was done on a wing and a prayer, you know, like, a lot of this stuff was, you know, like you wouldn't want it, you'd want, you'd want to take advantage of the new technology that we have, like GPS and tracking systems and guidance systems and, you know, the communication systems would be totally different. Everything would be totally different. It's not like you just dust off some, you know, some moon lander from the 1960s and say, All right, hop in. Let's go for a ride. You know, like, it's insane, so, but, yeah, I don't know why people, people don't want to believe it. For some reason that we went to the moon, and that's the other thing I don't understand. They're like, what's the desire to not believe it? You know? Like, what's motivating that? Unless you're a flat earther, I guess, because then it disproves.
01:23:21 Somebody in the chat said, don't, don't mention Flat Earth. This is what, this is one of my real bug bears, because there's people out there that push this stuff and then conflate it with what we believe. And the flat earth thing, it just, it boggles my mind. And you're listening to people, and you ask them, Well, how is the earth flat? Well, you know, there's an ice wall. How high have we gone up in the air? We don't know. What are the other planets? Holograms and projections and all these different Flat Earthers have got their own kooky explanation for how it works, because there's no sort of unifying system where everyone agrees on anything, because they've all it's basically each individual content creator or figurehead in the movement's own sort of like stream of consciousness to how the world works.
01:24:14 Like some of them actually believe that you get to Antarctica and there was just an infinite plane of ice, where there might be other worlds, you know, different. And you listening to this, and you thinking to yourself, you know one thing that I love to say. I don't know if you've heard this, Devan, I've got to go off on this as well. Sorry, I'm ruining this stream. So sorry for everyone for ruining the stream. I really hate it when people say you can't go to Antarctica. And then you obviously can book a trip to Antarctica, but then the smart ass goes, but they don't let you go right to the center, do they? It's like they don't let you go. Don't let you go to the center. They do if you really want to, but you are most likely going to die getting to the very center, to the very south pole. And. Is extremely hazardous. It takes a lot of money. It takes a lot of very specially trained individuals, a lot of kit.
01:25:08 And the way these people talk about it is, you just land on Antarctic and, like, you know, if you try to run to the South Pole, they'll tackle you and drag you back. And so you're not allowed to go there. It's like, it's not that simple. It's not like you get to the edge of the Antarctica, and two football fields away is the south pole, and you can just sprint there and sprint back, and at worst, you get a little bit of mild frostbite. It's miles and miles of frozen landscape. And some of the hardiest white men that ever existed went there to be the first to the South Pole, and many of them died. It's not something you can just do. But apparently, you know, when you get there, you get shot. If you try to run the 200 yards, it is to the to the actual the ice wall.
01:25:59 Well, they did, they did the final experiment where they actually sent those Flat Earthers down, and they showed it. And the funny thing is, the Flat Earthers that make the most money all all turned down the trip. I wonder, why wouldn't you want a free trip to Antarctica? I would, you know, and
01:26:17 next time there's a bullshit conspiracy theory that comes along that's going to result in some multi millionaire sending people to somewhere really cool for a two week holiday. I'm checking out of this nationalist stuff for a good couple of weeks, doubling down so I get my free trip there. I'd love to go to Antarctica, see the penguins and do a few experiments. It'd have been great. We should have done that, Devon, we should have fooled everyone to thinking we believed, just for the free trip, just
01:26:45 so, yeah, I mean, like, it would have been worth it. I mean, that looks It looks amazing, but yeah, that flat Earth Dave, who, by the way, is a Jew, and sells an app, a flat earth app, in the App Store, which, by the way, doesn't get censored, by the way, that he turned down the trip, and his flat Earth software uses round earth telemetry to work. There's a feature in the app where you can find other Flat Earthers in your neighborhood, and I guess I don't know, breed with them and make even stupider people. And the feature that does that use there, that tracks the other Flat Earthers in your neighborhood, uses round earth telemetry to find them. And so it's like, Come on,
01:27:29 do you know what? Do you know what we need to do? We need to do like, just one stream where we go through all this. And people are bringing this up because I went on a stream and I got bombarded by people with different conspiracy theories. And I, I might have got slightly annoyed with somebody in the chat, and had a had a mild kind of moment of, like, if you ever said this to me in real life, you know, this wouldn't end well for you. Let's just say, let's just say, That's what I said. And it was because people were just saying things like, oh, you know, the earth is flat. The Moon Landing didn't happen. Then it got to like, the Manchester arena bombing didn't happen, the Southport killings didn't happen. And then you get to the lowest tier of conspiracy theorists who just sums everything up with this one single phrase. Well, mate, it's all theater in it. It's all fear. That's it. It's all fear. Yo, what? What do you mean? It's all theater, and they literally believe they explain everything away by essentially distilling their life down to them being Truman in The Truman Show and everything's just one big stage in theater concocted by the liberal elites to fool them personally, but they're the Truman that worked it out, you know? And you're like,
01:28:44 Well, that's what, that's what a lot of this stuff is. It's narcissism, and I think that's why a lot of flat earthers don't want to believe in the the shape of the Earth, because of what that would say, or what that would imply about their significance. You know, once you, once you, I think some people like that, especially, would have a hard time grappling with the reality that they are, you know, in terms of the universe really insignificant and small and that that worries them, that bothers them. Now, I look at it a different way. I think, I don't think that you have to look at is like, Oh, I have no value. I'm so insane if I'm less than an ant, because look how big the universe is.
01:29:24 Look how tiny I am. I think you should look at it as like, no, look how amazing it was that you were able to experience life. I mean, look at how big and vast and empty, really, in terms of life, the universe is, as far as we're able to see. And so the chances that you were able to you're one of the you're very rare. In fact, you know that you're a very rare instance of life intelligence, intelligent life at that, because you know, well, I mean, you know, you know, but like, you know, more intelligent than like, you know, like a like a termite or. Something like that, but, you know, but yeah, well,
01:30:06 but yeah, it's, it's one of these things where I feel like that's what it is, because they're always worried about scale. They're always worried about how big everything is, and and if, and there's, you know, sometimes there's religious undertones, but I think just generally, it is religious in nature, even if you're not, like a particularly religious person, you're looking at the world in a magical ways, if you can't face just the reality of the situation. So, yeah, that's a big problem on the right.
01:30:35 And, you know, I think it's gotten better. I think there was a big wave of it, especially after, like, the the WikiLeaks emails and stuff like once the the the initial
01:30:50 like, the mask slipped, I think the most significantly during that era of the Trump and Clinton election, where suddenly people's view of the institutions really kind of showered where they were like, oh, you know, you mean, like all and then covid, you know, heard it, obviously, well. And just like the white genocide that's been going on, just like the the institutions and the the the people in power just have, have been taking L's in terms of,
01:31:21 you know, trying to have any kind of legitimacy in the eyes of the public. And so I think, unfortunately, one of the side effects of that is a lot of people kind of jump the shark and think everything's fake.
01:31:31 Now, yeah, yeah, they do. And it's also, I think this the last thing I say, because spent the whole night talking about this amazing thing. But I also think there is this kind of Race to the next hot take. And if you are one of these people, like sort of David Ike or another big, sort of conspiracy theorist, you know, conspiracy theory peddler, you know, it is kind of like, you know, like The X Files used to be Monster of the Week, where every week, Mulder and Scully would go to a different small town to discover a different alien, slash monster, slash historic.
01:32:08 You know, cryptid was menacing the town, and they had to discover it, and then they logged it in the X Files before next week's monster sort of reared its ugly head. It is kind of conspiracy theory of the week with people like that, and these people make a lot of money from talking about this. So, you know, one minute it's like, like, I've heard David Ike talk about several things, you know. One, he believes the moon is hollow. He believes Satan's Satan uses Saturn as a broadcasting station to brainwash us. He believes that all major companies hire, like really well paid astrologers to sit in on business meetings, to tell them when to launch products, because where Mars sits, you know, in the sky at night has like these electromagnetic pulses that control your brains and your emotions.
01:32:59 All these people think these different crackpot things, but they have to keep coming up with new stuff to titillate their audience. And I think that's part of it as well. Like, who's got the next craziest take? I mean, if I, if I was going to sort of start a new career, I'd probably say the earth was a donut shape, because no one's come up with that yet. Donut earth. What do you reckon? Like, it's a big donut, and we live in it, and that's, that's the mystery. It's a donut.
01:33:28 I like inverted Earth. How about that? Or the sun's in the middle. Arriva
01:33:42 gave $10 thank you so much. Do you think that the narrative of ice shooting, the MT for Jew over being startled by a gunshot, holds any water? Some say the Jews gun went off in an agent's hand when they disarmed him. That would add to the humor of the situation, since the dead guy had a P 320, either way, rest in peace. Pretty, pretty. Do you think that that happened? Do you think the gun did go off when they disarmed him?
01:34:06 I think it's possible. I, like I said, I've only, I haven't really dug through all the footage myself. I've heard people saying that. I think it's possible that was a bad kill. I think it was possible that there was, it was an accidental, you know, like in the scuffle and them trying to disarm him, something happened that you know where, where you know, like, if this was a a normal situation, they're probably like a trial and all this other stuff. But they've got federal immunity, as far as I understand, so they don't think they're gonna have to worry about it. And that's something else that, like the guy that showed up with a gun should have realized too, these guys have federal immunity. You know, like, you gotta fuck with people that have federal immunity. I don't know.
01:34:50 Do you know? This reminds me? This reminds me it's like, when you're playing pub G online and you're like, you're in a server with a cheat, and it, it doesn't really matter what you do, because you. Is going to auto him and kill you. It's like, you know, when you've got the when you're playing a game against others, but one guy on the server's got all the Cheat Codes turned on. That's the guy you don't want to run into, is it? That's the guy that's going to end your day. And it is pretty stupid. But look, the one thing I'll say about this, I think this is the leftist mindset. For how many decades have these people got away with doing things that no Patriot or nationalist or traditionalist would ever get away with doing. They've been allowed same in the UK. You know, they glue themselves to the street.
01:35:33 They walk into art galleries and Chuck buckets of paintings out, buckets of paint over priceless works of art. You know, they storm in to, you know, to meetings with politicians, and sometimes throw glasses of water over them, and things like that. And if somebody like me did that, you'd be carted off to prison as a terrorist. You'd be, you'd be, you'd be staring a five to eight year sentence down the barrel of a five to eight year sentence. And they've gone away with this for so long, I think it's empowered them to the degree where they think they will never be. They've been so used to being pets of the system, they can't actually understand what it's like, but they think they're dissidents. Remember, this is the curious thing about the left is they are pets of the system, but they they characterize themselves as dissidents, and as soon as they get treated like an actual dissident, or like we've been treated for decades, they simply can't deal with it, and they melt down, or in this case, they die and again, no tears for me, The Thin Red Line go $50 thank you so much, my friend.
01:36:38 He said, Devon is always a great guest. Well, I agree. Scaredy cat. Gave $8 thank you so much for your continued support. She said, Hi, Devon and Mark. I've heard for fruits to grow, flowers need to be cross pollinated from two different trees, so planting one cherry tree won't work. Do you know of species that only need one bush, such as a peach, Nectarine, or even grapes or blueberries? I didn't know that was the case. Do you need?
01:37:03 That's not the case for every fruit. I know, there are some fruit that are like that, but most, most that I'm aware of, at least, can self pollinate, because I know, for example, I know for like lemons can because I had a lemon tree. It was the only lemon tree in the neighborhood, and it was getting it was making lemons. Same thing with fig tree. I had a fig tree. Unfortunately, that thing died a couple summers ago because we said this crazy summer, but it was making fruit, and there's no other fig trees around. So I don't know. I know there are some plants like that, but I don't, I don't, I don't know how common that is. That's probably a question for chat.
01:37:45 GPT, yeah, I'm not sure about that. There's also curious things. I don't know if you know about this, but apparently some things aren't true to seed. So if you have, like, a really tasty avocado, and you think that's a nice avocado, and you plant it, it doesn't necessarily produce nice tasting avocados.
01:38:06 Yeah, it's it, you know, it's, it's, how do
01:38:10 you grow more of them? Then? Because some people farm nice tasting avocados. But if avocados aren't true to seed, how do you grow more avocado? Seeds that produce the really nice avocados?
01:38:21 I wonder. I wonder if it's, it might be something specific to avocados. Maybe there's something you have to or maybe it's a roll the dice with avocados. You finally get a tree that's good, and you hang on to, I don't know, but I would say that, Oh God, I'm sorry. No, I was just going to say, like, there's with, they could also be grafting, you know, like they could have a good avocado tree, and then they grow the stock of another one. Then just graph the top onto, you know, from a branch. So it could be something like that.
01:38:51 That's really interesting. I find things like this quite you know, I do find them fascinating, actually. And I do find sort of real life, you know, actual physics and things like that, fascinating. And, you know, I tend to watch if I'm watching sort of or listening to YouTube videos, when I'm doing design or doing work, I do like to sit back and actually learn something, you know, and often finding out how the world works is infinitely more pleasurable than listening to sort of conspirator of nonsense. Point gave $25 and said donation.
01:39:22 Thank you so much. I noticed my the super chats tonight have probably been like literally cut in half, because all the people who support me that are actual Flat Earthers or don't now hate me will never, never donate again. So Doc 14 gave $10 thank you so much. Zuma, not a gripper here the Epstein is cool phenomenon. I think derives from Instagram reel edits exposing Epstein and his connections. It doesn't come from Nick. I think it became a sort of meta irony, and Nick hopped on that for what is ever useful to him. Thanks for both of you for doing what you do. Look I'm I am not saying, right? That other people haven't been spreading this Epstein is cool stuff, but I would wager that anybody producing Epstein hype edits is doing so from an office block somewhere in Tel Aviv because and again, if you're not, if you are genuinely a well meaning sort of white Zoomer who is producing Epstein edits.
01:40:27 You're the kind of person who'd have your head kicked in if you went into a normal pub or a normal area with working tough, working class people who work on building sites or in factories or in foundries and espouse those views. And I'm not saying that to be edgy. I'm saying that to be absolutely truthful, you know. And I don't know where this is going to lead. So what next? Hype edits of the Rotherham grooming gangs. You know, where are we? Where are we going? You know, one of the reasons that 10s of 1000s, if not hundreds of 1000s of people over the years have got involved in nationalism. Have gone involved in, you know, racial politics is because of this tendency by men from other ethnic groups to specifically target white women and girls. And we come together saying we need to protect our girls. We don't need to produce hype edits of men that abused and trafficked them. That kind of undermines the central ethos of what we do.
01:41:29 Well, Nick and his, his, I mean, they hate women because they're sexually unsuccessful, and so they hate women and they they, you know, that's, that's part of the their whole shtick. But the other thing is, too, it's, you got to look at this way, if Epstein was cool and had aura whatever, then I guess so did Leo Frank. You know, Leo Frank was a pencil factory owner. He had tons of money, you know, he was, had all these women working for him, and then he took what he wanted from one of them and and things got a little crazy.
01:41:59 But, you know, he's, he's, that's how he is, right? That's how he rolls. And then he landed on some black guy, and the black guy had to take the fall for it for a while. And then, I mean, he has so much clout and aura, the governor let him go after he was convicted. I mean, he was going to walk, if it wasn't for those low IQ anti Semites that strung him up in a tree, you know? So it's, you can, you can apply the same stupid that's why you don't want to normalize this thinking. Even if it's like, oh, it's all jokes, guys, it's like, no, you're taking away one of the the biggest propaganda devices that white people have had in a long time against Jews.
01:42:33 You can get a normal person, you can get my mom to understand that there was an Israeli Jew that was trafficking kids and normal people who don't live aren't terminally online and and hate women and hate everything about the world, and are likely Brown and gay, normal people will be against that. Normal people will say, Oh, that is terrible. I now have a reason to question Jewish power, because there was this Jewish agent who was doing this thing that's that's considered one of the most horrible things in the world. You try to normalize that and make it sound like it's not a big deal. Why? What are you shooting yourself in the foot? So just from like, a practical standpoint, there's, there's no upside to this.
01:43:18 I completely concur. I completely concur. But you know what you've said tonight on this has been excellent. So thank you. Dereski gave $5 thank you so much, said, Good guest and good takes as usual. Yesterday, the 27th of January, was a special day, the day of remembrance. It marked the 200 and 70th birthday of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Very good. Thank you. And anything else celebrated on that day should be completely ignored. The resident Baker gave $10 thank you so much. Said evening mark. Great to see Devon back on the show. Thank you very much for the mark Collins story. Yeah, I've got to say, Devon brings a real fire to these shows.
01:43:50 And usually when I go into one of the more autistic Mark Collins stories, a lot of people sort of check out and they're like, Oh, God, he's not on one again. But when Devon brings his fans, they kind of like the autistic Mark college story time. So thank you for bringing people who enjoy the story time. It's very much appreciated. Friendly fashion gave $3 thank you so much. She said, when Nick Fuentes prevented Hitler on Piers Morgan, the clip they used had Nick brushing off the Jewish allegation that Hitler was a pedophile, which Nick didn't push back against a very subversive Well, I didn't see that edit, but thank you for the Super Chat and thank you for the support. X 22 gave $5 thank you so much. Said Mark UK jails cost 47,000 pounds per inmate, 8000 pounds in medical costs, 12,000 pounds in legal aid, plus the reoffending costs, it works out at 18 billion a year, billions wasted, warehousing people.
01:44:51 What's your remedy? Community Projects, skills training, your solution? My solution to the criminal problem, for a start. Hard most of the UK jails are disproportionately non white. So non whites commit crime in Britain at a vastly disproportionate rate, and these people would be deported. That would save an awful, awful lot of money. The next thing is, we wouldn't be jailing people for thought crimes, speech crimes, or for saying things that mildly ruffled somebody's feathers, you know, when they didn't like what they read on social media. So that would free up a lot of resources and save money too. But I think if you returned to a healthy society where people had community value from birth, there would be less need for a large prison network, because you wouldn't have a large prison population an ethnocentric, homogenous society with high levels of in group preference are societies that don't have high rates of criminal offenders, because if you have a high IQ, high trust society where people treat each other as part of an extended family, it doesn't completely eliminate offending, but it reduces it dramatically. And I think those three things would make the UK prison population shrink overnight. I don't know if you have any solution to the prison population, but deporting all the non white prisoners would be, I think, a major step forward
01:46:32 well, and I think being way more liberal with the death penalty. And like, you know, if you rape some little girl, that's death penalty, if you murder someone, that's death penalty. Go to go to the Old West style of death penalty, where you do anything that a normal person would never do in their lifetime. Well, the death penalty, you know, like it's a eugenic thing, really, and it's not, it's not like about rehabilitation, it's about the larger society. What's better for the society? Death penalty for that guy, you don't need a guy that is like, never in my life was I in a situation where I was like, in danger of raping a little girl, right? So anyone where like that even became like a situation they were entangled in death penalty. I don't you know, like, why would you want those genes walking around? Or someone that's even considering doing that would be walking around, it's, we don't need those genes. So death penalty, death penalty, death penalty. And then work camps make make jail, not a place where you just sit around in a bunk bed board all day long. You know, make it to where you're building roads you're building,
01:47:43 you know, civic projects, you know, whatever, what you know, whatever needs to get done, you're now the manual labor that needs to do it. And that's something we used to do too, you know. So I think that would really be a deterrent from people that if they knew that, if they got locked up, they'd have to go shovel dirt all day, and, you know, dig ditches eight to 12 hours a day, they would want to do it anymore. So, you know, there's ways. There's it's not that we don't know how to do it. They just don't. They just don't do it.
01:48:15 Yeah, I largely agree, and I also think the So, I'm not suggesting that children should have the crap kicked out of them or anything, but they used to be corporal punishment in schools, and my dad, my dad, horrified my daughter at Christmas by explaining to her that when he was a little boy and he played up, the teacher would line up all the boys that were being naughty, make them hold out their hands and then bring down a wooden ruler across the palm of their hands, and if they flinched or whimpered, they would get another strike, you know, to toughen them up into the bargain.
01:48:54 She was horrified by this idea, but this was the norm, and, you know, it did create a country of disciplined, well mannered people who understood that there were consequences for their actions, whereas today, from a very young age, people are essentially taught that there aren't any consequences for their actions, and when they finally are for most people, unless you're one of these Thought criminals or people who goes against the state narrative, the prisons can actually be quite comfortable, and to the point where I actually know people who've been in prison, and they have told me that there were people in prison with them at the time they were serving who said, Look, you know, every time I get released from prison, and it gets too stressful for me on the outside, I just re offend.
01:49:44 So I come back in here because I absolutely know, you know, when I'm brought back to prison that I will be looked after, and I don't have all the stresses of the real world to deal with. And that's a sad indictment of both the real world and the fact that prison. And has become, for certain sections of society, you know, more comfortable than living in the real world. Flanker VT gave $20 thank you so much. So thank you both for your hard work. Any thoughts on the new deal the EU has made with India? Looks like they want to legally flood Europe with Indians.
01:50:18 Now, what can European people do to oppose this? Well, I've seen this today, this massive new deal, and it seems so we talked about conspiracy theories earlier. That are sort of conspirator theories, but then there are genuine conspiracies, and that does seem to be a conspiracy in the western world to replace white middle classes with Indians. In the same way that the white working class was replaced with people like Pakistanis, Bangladeshis and people of Afro Caribbean descent, there is going to be this massive flood of people coming here from India. And more or less every country is involved with this. And sadly, even Russia is involved with this. You know, I've heard that Russia is potentially eyeing 200,000 Indian workers, which is horrific. I don't know what you think about this.
01:51:12 Devon No, I agree 100% it's, obviously they've decided that they are more manageable cattle. And so it's, you know, from a farmer's perspective, it's like, well, like when I talk about beekeeping, there's the European bees and there's the Africanized bees, and I prefer the bees that are easier to work with, even if they don't produce as much honey. And I think that that's how they look at it. They want to have bees that are easier to work with, even if they don't produce as much and they think that AI will pick up the slack.
01:51:48 Well, here's a weird question. Well, not a weird question, interesting question, but a bit different. Thunderstorm nine gave $5 thank you so much, and he said thoughts on the 796 to 800 dead babies found in Ireland as a home run by mother nuns. Well, that's insane. I mean, an absolutely hideous now, I don't know whether that's a case of nuns essentially, essentially euthanizing disabled children, because they know that happened in some places in the western world where, you know, if a mother gave birth to a heavily disabled child, you know, the nurses would take the child away. And you know, quietly and as you know, as as non violently as possible, sort of put the child out of its misery so the mother didn't have to cope with a heavily disabled child. And I know a lot of people disagree with that practice, but it was something that happened, and I don't know whether this is a case of that happening and the body's just accumulating over decades or even hundreds of years, or if it was a case of something more sinister, where the nuns were just killing children of maybe single mothers that they felt were being born into sin. I don't know what the truth is behind this, but it sounds absolutely hideous, and have to look into it more. Do you know anything about this?
01:53:13 Devon, no, I haven't heard. Haven't heard anything about that story.
01:53:17 I'll have to look that up. Sorry that I can't give you a better answer, but other than it sounds hideous. Hazelnut 3000 gave $10 thank you for your continued support. And she said donation. Flanker VT gave $5 and said, dirt meat. Thank you so much. Ghost. Dog man gave another $5 and said, dirt meat. 2.0 fund. I'm not sure what dirt meat is. Usually, it's the Red Bull from that people donate to here.
01:53:41 So did you ever, do you ever see the Whitman's AI movie I made? No, what's that? Oh, you gotta see that
01:53:52 show. Does that explain what dirt meat? It'll
01:53:54 explain what dirt meat is.
01:53:57 Can it be eaten, and Is it tasty?
01:53:59 Some people, if you call them, people eat it. It's somewhat historically accurate. This thing, I'll send it to you people if you have it by the it's one of my few videos still are recently uploaded to YouTube, but you can go and look for the Whitman's on rumble or on Odyssey and on YouTube. Weirdly enough, I sense the YouTube one is a little censored, as you might imagine.
01:54:27 Yeah, I've got to say, I do like your videos, but I haven't seen that one. I'll say I don't dip into every stream, but the streams I see are ones that sort of just pique my interest.
01:54:36 Well, this is not a stream. This is a a full on episode that's entirely AI from it's like 23 minutes of entirely AI generated content, and it's, it's not, it's not, it's not a it's not bad, actually, it's not bad.
01:54:53 Well, I'm going to give that a go. I will make sure that is at the send that to me, and that will be at the top of my to watch list. Tomorrow when I'm working, kit gave $5 thank you so much. Singapore has proven that crime and drugs can be controlled. Caning rapists and drug dealers actually stops that crap. It's purely a matter of having the resolve to be firm. Yes, the same with that South American country, where they have the problem with all of the gangs. And then one day, they just said, look, we've had enough of this, and we unlocked them all up, and all of a sudden the gang problems were over. I mean, for many of those people, some of the things that they did execution should have been what actually happened. You know, these people were people who who literally raped women and children to send a message to people who lived in other parts of the city or wouldn't pay protection money.
01:55:44 You know, these gangs like, you know, Ms 13. It was, it was El Salvador, where they started locking them up. They deserved everything they got. And it's very telling again, that liberals want them all released. Oh, Donald Duck tater gave a subscription to the channel just now. Thank you, Donald. He gave another subscription. Donald dictator is on a subscription. What we call it is dropping a subscription bomb. So if you're over on rumble right now, please take advantage of his generosity. And thank you, Donald dictator for dropping those subs. Please do claim them if you are over there friendly fashion, gave another $3 thank you so much.
01:56:20 He said, What about using prisoners to advance medical science run legitimate experiments on the results would carry over much better than when we use dogs, monkeys and mice? Ah, I'm not sure if I can fully endorse that on this stream for fear of potentially getting into trouble. But look, I think, I think I think if you said to prisoners who were in prison for a long time that if they did allow you to run certain tests on them or test experimental drugs on them, they could have time knocked off their sentence, I suppose that might be a deal you could come to for the good of society. I don't know what you think about that?
01:57:00 Devon, yeah, I think you'd have to have voluntary aspect to it, and there should be some kind of limits on what kind of experiments that we're talking about. But yeah, I'm okay with that. Up. You're muted.
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01:58:03 Sure, I guess much to say. I hope everyone's having a good 2026 so far and and hopefully this will be just as an eventful year, if not more so as 2025
01:58:17 as I like to say, we are like leaves on the surface of a pond headed towards a drain. And as you get closer and closer to the drain, the orbit of that drain, the speed at which it orbits the drain, the leaf spins faster and faster and faster until eventually it's just spinning like a top and they get sucked down. So I is a big believer in entropy and these sorts of things. Believe that that things will just I think there will come a day in your lifetime where that that nothing ever happens. Meme guy will, will, will not have the last laugh.
01:58:52 That is what we all pray for. We all pray for the day when something actually happens. But I will, I will echo that, but I will also say, I think we are genuinely living in a time of unprecedented accelerationism. If you were one of the people who, throughout you know, the 20 teams, was crying out for a world where things accelerated, Well, buckle yourself in, because that's where we're going now. Anyway, that brings us the end of the stream. I just like to say a massive thank you to Devon, and also a massive, massive thank you to everyone who donated so generously, and a little reminder that if you are one of the many 1000s of people that watch this show on replay, please do consider giving something as well. You can give via entropy or via rumble or by cryptocurrency at any time.
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02:00:29 Thank you to Devon. Thank you to all those donated. Thank you to everyone who tuned in. I will be back later this week for a number of shows, and I will be back next week for another episode of patriotic weekly review, and my special guest will be Warren Balog. It will obviously be his first appearance of the year, so that will be one to look forward to until then. Stay strong. Keep fighting. Keep your heads up. Thank you everybody. Good night, and I hope you have a wonderful rest of your day. Thank you. Bye.