Name: LIVE with Kevin MacDonald - Culture of Critique
Uploaded: 2026-08-04
Duration: 5 h 50 min 31 s
Description: A broadcast signal flickers through empty halls and stacked archives, tracing how institutions gatekeep truth while the rooms themselves quietly fill and empty.

Held here entire — 1,266 passages across 30 chapters, set down from the first word to the last. The colour shifts with the film’s own mood as each chapter plays.

Now playing · bleak, drainedTechnical Glitches and Ian's Absence

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Chapters — 30

0:00bleak, drainedTechnical Glitches and Ian's AbsenceThe space begins with widespread technical issues, particularly the host Ian Malcolm being inaudible to listeners.
23:15heated, combativeJewish Supremacy and CensorshipDavid Nietzsche provocatively links the technical issues to Jewish supremacy and censorship, setting a controversial tone.
36:56warm, expansiveAnticipation for Kevin MacDonaldGuests express excitement and anticipation for Kevin MacDonald's arrival, referencing his influential work 'Culture of Critique'.
41:40disillusionedInbreeding and Genetic TraitsThe discussion shifts to the genetic implications of consanguineous marriages within the Ashkenazi Jewish population.
55:10tentative, hopefulAmish and Interbreeding HumorA lighthearted and somewhat crude discussion about Amish culture, interbreeding, and hypothetical 'Amish porn' ensues.
1:03:10raw, woundedHolocaust Denial and Free SpeechThe conversation touches on the controversial topic of Holocaust denial, free speech, and the persecution of individuals like Gurmar Rudolph.
1:09:51cool, analyticalSocial Constructivism and TruthThe panel debates the concept of social constructivism, questioning the nature of truth and its manipulation by certain groups.
1:17:00conflicted, dividedIan Malcolm's Alt Account RevealIan Malcolm's alternate account, 'Sean Fletcher,' is revealed, adding a humorous twist to the technical difficulties.
1:39:16hard, unyieldingHollywood, Wokeness, and FinanceThe discussion delves into the perceived decline of Hollywood, the impact of 'woke' ideology, and the influence of finance capitalists on corporate decisions.
1:56:30grave, forebodingDiversity Quotas and Reverse DiscriminationThe panel criticizes diversity quotas and affirmative action, arguing they lead to reverse discrimination and undermine meritocracy.
2:12:00sombre, searchingWorkplace Culture and MicroaggressionsThe conversation explores how DEI initiatives create a hostile workplace environment, fostering distrust and hindering productivity.
2:21:20cool, analyticalKevin MacDonald's Arrival and BanningKevin MacDonald finally joins the space, only to be almost immediately banned due to his IP address, highlighting censorship issues.
2:32:30grim, scorchedGenetics vs. Culture DebateThe panel continues the debate on whether Jewish behavior is primarily influenced by genetics or cultural factors.
2:43:20measured, soberBureaucracy and Racial PersecutionDr. Michael shares his personal experiences of racial persecution within academia, linking it to bureaucratic structures and victimhood narratives.
2:56:00dry, matter-of-factHeredity, Environment, and IQThe discussion returns to the interplay of heredity and environment in shaping intelligence and behavior, referencing twin studies.
3:08:30unsettlingDegeneracy in Music and ArtsThe panel laments the perceived decline in artistic quality, particularly in music, attributing it to cultural degeneracy.
3:34:50urgent, incendiaryJewish Influence on Politics and CultureKevin MacDonald discusses the historical and ongoing Jewish influence on Western politics, culture, and institutions, particularly the left.
3:43:30broodingEthnocentrism and CollectivismMacDonald elaborates on Jewish ethnocentrism, collectivism, and their impact on foreign policy, especially concerning Israel.
4:00:00dimmed, waryMedia Control and Elite InfluenceThe conversation highlights Jewish control over media outlets and the top-down influence on societal narratives.
4:10:00melancholy, tenderElon Musk and Potential for ChangeThe panel debates Elon Musk's potential to challenge existing power structures and promote free speech, despite his own controversies.
4:22:00charged, alertFrankfurt School and Cultural SubversionThe discussion revisits the Frankfurt School's role in undermining traditional Western values and promoting critical theories.
4:36:00murky, uneasyJewish Strategy and Power AccumulationThe panel analyzes Jewish historical strategies of wealth accumulation, control, and operating as a 'shadow government'.
4:46:40quiet, reflectiveTrump, Corruption, and GeopoliticsKevin MacDonald criticizes Trump's perceived corruption and his handling of geopolitical issues, particularly involving Iran and Israel.
4:58:45hard-wonYitzhak's Challenge to MacDonaldYitzhak, a Jewish participant, challenges Kevin MacDonald's work, accusing it of being simplistic and misrepresenting Jewish history.
5:09:30calm, distantParticularist Morality vs. UniversalismMacDonald and Yitzhak engage in a heated debate about Jewish 'particularist morality' versus universal ethical principles.
5:18:50smouldering, restlessJewish Pedophilia and Double StandardsThe conversation takes a controversial turn, with accusations of Jewish involvement in pedophilia and the existence of double moral standards.
5:31:40raw, woundedIntellectual Fraud and ScienceThe panel discusses instances of alleged intellectual fraud within Jewish intellectual movements, contrasting it with genuine scientific inquiry.
5:40:00eerie, electricJewish Monolith and Power DynamicsMacDonald clarifies his stance on whether Jews are a monolith, emphasizing the power dynamics within the Jewish community.
5:48:00worn, nostalgicEvolutionary Psychology and Out-Group PsychopathyDavid Nietzsche poses a complex question to MacDonald about the historical pattern of 'out-group psychopathy' exhibited by a specific group.
5:54:02guarded, evenSocial Engineering vs. CivilizationThe discussion concludes with a distinction between social engineering and the natural transmission of culture within a civilization.

The Transcript

A voice is named only when we can verify it — by voiceprint, an @handle present in the room, or the Space’s own title. Anyone we can’t confirm stays “Speaker,” on purpose.

Speaker 1I am. I don't hear Joanne, though.

@nietzsche258918You cannot hear me? You cannot hear me at all. Can anybody hear me?

@nietzsche258918Hmm. Nobody can hear me. I can. This space is glitching bad. Can you hear me? I can. Can you hear me? Yeah. I don't know what's going on. This space is acting weird.

@nietzsche258918I can't hear Ian at all. If he's trying to talk, I don't know what's going on. This is beyond weird.

@nietzsche258918Kevin, can you hear us? Can anybody else hear us? It's up here speaking. I don't know what's going on.

@nietzsche258918Only one I hear is you, Dave. Joanne, can you hear us? Joanne, are you there? Am I here?

@nietzsche258918I hear you. Oh, Ian, if you can hear us, you might have to restart the space or something. Something weird's going on, man. That's, uh, yeah.

@nietzsche258918Can anybody hear me?

@nietzsche258918Can you hear me? Can you hear me? Can you hear me? Yes. Hello. Hello. I guess it's just like three people. Yes, I guess this is the way it's going to be. So on that last space, I couldn't hear Rigo, so I thought that the universe was just doing me a favor. But I believe if someone's in listener mode, they have trouble hearing the actual host.

@nietzsche258918I'll ask Hussain, can you hear Ian Malcolm?

@nietzsche258918That was for you, Hussain. H-U-S-S-E-I-N. Hoaxbuster, can you hear me? Thumbs up if you can.

@nietzsche258918Ground control to Major Tom. There's a lot of thumbs down going on, it looks like. Yeah. Right. I don't know, we're getting very far. Can someone hear me?

@nietzsche258918Yeah, that's good. Wait, hold on. I can hear somebody. Who's that talking? I can hear somebody. Because I can only hear you now. Is that Joanne? Is that Joanne? Is that Joanne? Oh, it's Annika. Okay, I thought that was Joanne. Annika, can you hear? This is weird. I can only hear you since I requested to speak.

@joann_marieOh, see, that's the thing is... Yeah, no, we cannot hear Ian, but we hear David.

@nietzsche258918I can hear Ian.

@joann_marieHi!

@nietzsche258918So Ian and I can hear each other. Yeah, I can hear Ian too.

@joann_marieYeah, no, when you're in speakers, you can hear everyone, but the people down there can only... Can anybody hear Joanne?

@nietzsche258918Just kidding, I can hear you.

@joann_marieOh, no! Don't do that. Yeah, so do you want to reset maybe so that people can hear you?

@nietzsche258918I mean, he can try, but I really, this seems like an X issue today. Like the listeners can't hear.

Speaker 1Yeah.

@nietzsche258918So everybody has to request to speak, then everybody can hear. Wow. Oh, you mean if they just request? That might be bad, though.

@joann_marieIan, what if you come up and talk from an altar or something so that you can participate?

@nietzsche258918Hold on, let's see if we have a requester, because I want to know if by just requesting, if an unrequited request can hear, then we'll just tell everybody the request. Maybe. Wait, let me try. I can try. Okay.

@joann_marieEveryone is missing your beautiful song now. Okay.

@nietzsche258918You should have played the sound of silence.

@joann_marieWas it Nickelback? It was!

@nietzsche258918I got it!

@joann_marieI haven't heard that song in ages.

@nietzsche258918For good reason.

@joann_marieBut I was up here.

@nietzsche258918Hey Ian, hey Ian, hey Ian, you got an auto-cap?

@joann_marieYes, make one really quick, Ian. So they literally cannot hear you.

@nietzsche258918Yeah, they can't hear you. Yeah, they can't hear you at all. Wait, no, but I couldn't hear Joanne. I could hear David, though. Right. That's the way it should be.

@annikajostkThat's the way it should be. It's not intended. As a listener, I heard Joanne, everyone other than the host, Ian.

@nietzsche258918Oh, yeah. So, Ian, when you were on Rego Space, Joanne and I were laughing in the DMs because it sounded like you were arguing with yourself. Yeah, I mean, it pretty much would be the same with his vacuous responses, I'm sure, but my point is that we could hear, and then I realized, oh, I'm just not hearing one person, and that was the host.

@joann_marieIt was hilarious. It was like, that's ridiculous.

@nietzsche258918And then long pause.

@joann_marieNo way!

@nietzsche258918Yes, no way. No, no, no. And then long pause. How are you not understanding what I'm saying? This is so obvious.

@nietzsche258918Hey nobody has to say the words coming out of your mouth!

@joann_marieNo Ian, stop, stop engaging with us and go make an alt really quick so that you can, like, the people can actually listen to you.

@nietzsche258918Hey Ian, hey Ian, hey Ian, you're a space version of John Cena. Instead of us not being able to see you, we can't hear you bro. You're the pup, you're the puppet master. I'm crying.

@nietzsche258918To log on to your own space to have to talk, how absolutely degrading.

@nietzsche258918Well, there's the problem. The rub that makes a long life.

@joann_marieYeah, I don't know. My friend Domer has spoken with him in a space like a year ago, and he said that he will show up, but I don't know.

@nietzsche258918Well, let me just, while we're waiting, Johnny Lightning, give me a thumbs up if you can hear me.

@nietzsche258918Johnny Lightning.

Speaker 1Johnny Lightning.

@nietzsche258918How about Hoaxbuster? Or New Discerning? Now Discerning, sorry, I don't know why. No? Nobody? What? Okay, Daryl. Okay, so Daryl, is that thumbs up that you can hear me? All right, Johnny too? Okay, yeah, you guys are all waking up. But down the bong. Okay, so Daryl, can you hear Joanne? Joanne talk. Somebody put thumb down.

@nietzsche258918That's Tom. I mean, how could he put his thumb down? Like... I can't, like, how can you reply to, okay, well, never mind. All right, you know what, Nico is my friend. I trust Nico here. So Nico, you can hear me, right? We're asking listeners, Nico, that's why I'm asking you, because speakers can hear, which is ironic, you know?

@nietzsche258918So now discerning, you can hear me. So Joanne, am I, are you there?

@joann_marieYes.

@nietzsche258918Okay, so now discerning, can you hear Joanne?

@joann_marieAll right.

@nietzsche258918Every time I ask one of you, the other one puts their thumb up. So what's going on? Like, this is so weird.

@joann_marieI love the interactive situation.

@nietzsche258918I feel like R.P. Murphy singing that little circle with Nurse Ratched, you know? And I'm like, wait, you know, you guys aren't crazy, are you? No. Okay. So it sounds like the listeners. So now, Ian, can you talk? Okay. So can any of you hear? Ian, he just now said the words, I can speak.

@nietzsche258918Do you guys hear him? So now discerning. Okay, this is weird. Nico, can you hear Ian? Nico, please.

@joann_marieYou guys are so funny today.

@nietzsche258918Okay, so Johnny Lightning is saying that he can't hear Ian. Oh, so is Now Discerning. Oh, so is Nico.

Speaker 1Nobody.

@nietzsche258918Okay, you guys can't. Okay, so that's the thing. The host. And you know why? Jewish supremacy, I'm telling you.

@nietzsche258918We're calling that out. The water is turning the freaking frogs gay. This is all they've got. They're like, you know. 100%. Yeah.

@nietzsche258918Okay, it is, it's very, okay, okay. Okay. What is it, like an iPhone 10? Is it like an iPhone 10, 11, something like that? This man's gonna be hopping on an iPhone 6, bro.

@annikajostkNah, Elon may be charged... Elon Musk may charge listeners to stop hearing.

@nietzsche258918I really came in to just be a listener, and here we go. Honestly, if all of you can subscribe to Ian Malcolm, you will get access to hear him directly. Oh my God, that is genius. $1.99 a month. Also, donate to his agent, Truthseeker, a 10% fee. And then also, you can buy the products on InfoWars.com, BrainForce. I'm going to create a button that says, buy me a coffee or a Mercedes, you know?

@nietzsche258918You can do that, actually. Buy me a coffee or Mercedes. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That makes sense, David. There you go. You don't know until you click the button.

Speaker 2Yeah.

@nietzsche258918All right. It just has a picture. Spin the wheel.

Speaker 1Oh, yeah.

@nietzsche258918Right. Hey David, for those of them that have X money, you can also send directly to Ian Malcolm, David, Joanne, and Truth for the Grifters Anonymous fee, and then you can come up here and speak freely. But also, yeah, you know it's an old phone when the meter for charging is on geologic time, you know?

@annikajostkYeah, Ian, you gotta get off AOL Instant Messenger.

@nietzsche258918Dr. Reckonwell, so for all the new guests,

@nietzsche258918It sounds like our problem is that you can hear me, but you won't be able to hear Ian Malcolm. Actually, that's probably the way it should be too. I can hear both. I can hear everyone.

@joann_marieBut you're up here speaking, you're up here speaking now.

@nietzsche258918Hold on, hold on.

@joann_marieThank you, that was very helpful.

@nietzsche258918Yeah, it's just for the speakers. The speakers are fine, but apparently, and this happened in a previous space, we could not hear, as a listener, Joanne and I were in listener mode, We could not hear the host, but we could hear everyone else. And I think the listeners here are having the same problem.

Speaker 1Yeah.

Speaker 1Right.

Speaker 3Well, well, Ian.

Speaker 4I have some music to play too, but I don't know if I should because Yitz is here. I don't know if he'd take it well.

@nietzsche258918No. Yitz. Unless it's Papa Nagila, I cannot know. Ian, perhaps you can make an alternate account.

Speaker 4I've got a couple of world bangers here, I've got to tell you.

@nietzsche258918No, please play it.

Speaker 3Perhaps you can make an alternate account if somebody else suggests.

@nietzsche258918He's trying to do that now. He has to charge up his phone from 1990.

Speaker 3Now, I do have another question for you, Ian. Is Kevin MacDonald, is he actually going to be speaking? We don't know.

@nietzsche258918Wait, I just realized, no one else can hear Ian, but the pitchers.

Speaker 3No, no, no, Ian's account was suspended.

@nietzsche258918Ian, listen, on the conspiracy right now, bro, you're really Elon Musk, his, like, 50th alt-right, right?

Speaker 3I was under the... So, does he have an alternate account, then, I assume, and that's how he's going to be able to participate?

@joann_marieYes, he's going to make it. We're working on that now.

@nietzsche258918By the way, while we're waiting... The space with Ryan Mata, that was so good. Joanne, I never told you this because you and I were deeming about that too, but I didn't even know that was going on. That was such a delightful sort of middle of the day thing. And I didn't even intend on contributing until a couple of people came up that needed...

@nietzsche258918A response.

@joann_marieI know, but you guys were amazing. And you were cooking, David, and Ian too. It was awesome. Truth also, no, I loved it. And I want to give thanks to Jose Nino because he was the one who helped me get in contact with Kevin MacDonald. So thank you so much, Jose. I just want to say hi to him. Jose, how are you?

@civiccrisisI'm doing well, Anne. I appreciate it. Thank you so much.

@joann_marieI know. Thank you so much for contacting us. And yes, I know, I loved it.

@nietzsche258918Yeah, that was a good space. And Ryan was pretty awesome. You know, I really thought that the subject was really good. So I was just really impressed with that. Just a pleasant surprise. You know who I haven't heard from? And I'll ask Ian Malcolm and convey it to anybody who's listening. What about Ian Carroll? Is that a thing?

@nietzsche258918Can we ever get him? Yeah, because I've only been on one space with him, and it was a very good interaction.

@joann_marieI think Ryan knows him. Maybe Ryan can bring him next time.

@nietzsche258918By the way, do you notice these people, like, they have great sense of humor for the most part. Ian Carroll is, I mean, I don't know if he can equal Ian Malcolm with sense of humor, but he has a pretty good one.

@joann_marieYeah. I love Ian Carroll. He's awesome. And yes, no, the Sunday space was awesome. It was very, like, casual. I was in my pajamas and it was really nice because we were gala, right, David? Yes, absolutely.

@nietzsche258918You were in your pajamas? Were they little, like, bunny pajamas? Yes. Did they have feet? Do you wear feet?

@joann_marieOf course, yes.

@nietzsche258918The big zipper and that sort of thing?

@joann_marieYes, yes.

@nietzsche258918Okay, that's the way I picture you. Okay.

@joann_marieI do have them, I swear, David. I'm going to show you pictures, I swear.

@nietzsche258918That's the way we all picture you, by the way.

@joann_marieI do, I swear.

@nietzsche258918Does it have the flap in the back, you know, like in the cartoons? No, okay.

@joann_marieNo, they don't.

@nietzsche258918Okay, that's the only two people that I know that now that wear feet pajamas that zip up are you and Rabbi, obviously, [guest].

@joann_marieYes, of course, we got them together.

@nietzsche258918The two of you.

@joann_marieNo, I have one with dinosaur, it's a dinosaur, it has like a big tail, like...

@nietzsche258918The dinosaur? Is it like the Barney thing?

@joann_marieI'm not even joking, like I said.

@nietzsche258918Really? So do you have a boyfriend that comes in and says, I love you, you love me?

@joann_marieI don't know. No.

@nietzsche258918Okay. I was deprived. I didn't watch those episodes. But no, that's just the way we picture it. Dr. Reckenwald, I see you have your hand up. Do you?

Speaker 4Oh yeah, I thought I'd say hello. I can't wait to hear Kevin MacDonald. I reference him in my book Cabal Question. It's just one of the books that one of the main characters reading, or one of the characters is reading anyway. Very, very interesting. I can't wait to hear him. And I thought I'd play some music if you have a second.

@nietzsche258918Okay, do that.

Speaker 4You got a choice between blues or sort of a blues which rhymes with sort of the main complaint or another one.

@nietzsche258918Why don't you pick?

Speaker 4Alright, I'll pick it.

@joann_marieIn the meantime, guys, please repost this space. And if you guys go to it, I will also repost it and follow Ian and David and everybody on the panel are absolute superstars. So thank you so much for being here. And Rabbi, you have read Kevin as well, right?

Speaker 5I have. I haven't made it through all three of his Culture of Critique series yet, but I've gotten through quite a bit of it and I find it absolutely amazing. I'm literally, like, You know, Barney from The Simpsons, when he drinks a beer for the first time, he's like, where have you been all my life? Like this kind of scholarship is one of those things where you really ask yourself, why don't we see this earlier?

Speaker 5Why don't more people get this? Why isn't it more talked about? And it really needs to be talked about more.

@joann_marieI know. Thank you, Rabbi. I'm so happy that he's coming.

Speaker 5I can't wait. I can't wait to talk to him.

@joann_marieI know.

Speaker 3Will this be the first time he's ever been on Ian's Space? It is. Okay.

@joann_marieI think he was on a space with Doomer Nats, but I don't know, like a year ago or something. I don't know. So maybe the second time.

@joann_marieAre you excited to meet him, Jens?

Speaker 3Yes, we have a lot to discuss, and first of all, I'll let him say his piece, and then we can do some back and forth. And I suppose I'd be the only detractor on stage tonight. Do you have a full list of names? We expect that.

Speaker 4Jens, we expect that. I've got to differ with you. I am not... I want to take challenge, Jeanette, a little bit. DavidNietzsche2310, Raed Jamal رائد جمال, Heidi La Levantine, IQviaJQ, SeanFletcher48

Speaker 4Oh no, I don't know all the factors that would go into the genetics of the Jewish people.

Speaker 5Not all genetics are natural selection. When you're dealing with this one population in particular, you're dealing with a lot of artificial...

Speaker 4Especially when Darwin changed his theory several times, adding the inheritance of acquired characteristics by the 5th edition. So in fact, yes, I know that there are things that are happening that Thank you for joining us.

Speaker 5The effects of consanguineous marriages are lowered IQ, lowered impulse control, higher rates of mental illness, personality disorders, psychopathy, paranoia, schizophrenia. All these things which we see in expression in this one group, especially the Ashkenazim, we know are very common side effects of inbreeding.

Speaker 5The thing is, it's important to say, we don't know for sure that this is going to be something that happens. It's because they're Ashkenazim, or because the marital practices of the Ashkenazim have damaged their gene pool to the point where these traits come out. So that's always going to be a debate.

Speaker 3Well, last I checked, [guest], Natalie Portman doesn't exactly look like an Appalachian hillbilly.

@joann_marieWhat does it tell you that Natalie Portman is like the prettiest one they could find to put on screen? Endless pretty Jews and Israelis.

Speaker 5One thing that everyone has to understand is that

Speaker 5Yeah, not really, not really. But we're not even talking about how pretty they are, that's a thing you'd sack. There's actually evidence that shows that, like, for example, the first couple generations of inbred children are actually more sexually attractive because, like, the genes, in a way, they want to attract, they want to attract, like, exogamous genes into the gene pool, right?

Speaker 5And so there's an argument that attractiveness may not be so much of a thing. But what we're talking about is the inbred traits. Speakers, IanMalcolm84, DavidNietzsche2310, Raed Jamal, Heidi La Levantine, IQviaJQ, SeanFletcher48 Live with Kevin MacDonald, Heidi La Levantine, IQviaJQ, SeanFletcher48

@nietzsche258918Even Jewish doctors have to take this into consideration, because when he talks about consanguineous marriages, well, that is true, right? Even Neanderthals practiced exogamy, you know, they would have big jamborees, they would travel in multi-hundred-mile stretches in Europe, and they would actually trade women because there's just sort of a natural biological need for exogamy, and yet there is, I don't know, inbreeding might be too strong a word, but consanguineous marriages within the Jewish population or the Ashkenazi is more prevalent than

@nietzsche258918Speakers 1, 2, 3

Speaker 3It depends how you defined negative. No, you, like negative for you.

@nietzsche258918Like, for instance, if there was a higher propensity for, let's say, paranoia or schizophrenia or anything like that, wouldn't that be, by definition, a negative?

Speaker 3I would be apt to say that that would be more the result of epigenetics, as Michael said, and the result of persecution, 1900 years of constant persecution.

Speaker 5and we're talking like five or six and not like 300, right? You get enough generations down of cousin marriage, eventually, genetically, you're marrying your brother and sister. And in some cases, if you take it far enough, you're marrying someone who's closer to you genetically than a brother or sister. So like just calling it 30th cousins really doesn't describe the genetic peril clearly enough.

Speaker 5Go ahead, Michael.

@nietzsche258918Yeah, and after several generations, and I'll pass this to Michael,

Speaker 4It's a more recent time frame, probably 400 to 500 years strictly.

Speaker 1There you go.

Speaker 4Yeah, we're looking at a particular religious sect that formed in Germany. And so that sect is not as old as the Jewish people, that's for sure. So that's a good point. But it is something to think about because they're also somewhat inbred and don't show the traits like they're not...

@nietzsche258918The only thing I never understood about the Amish is, why did they freeze their technology in the 16th century? I mean, shouldn't I, seems so arbitrary, I should show up in a loincloth and call them all, like, hedonists.

Speaker 5I'm just waiting for, I'm just waiting for the Tried Wife thing to come to its natural conclusion, and then hot Amish chicks becomes, like, aesthetic. Dot com, dot com.

Speaker 4Yeah, it becomes, like, its own Pornhub category. I have a friend who was trying to get me, I live very close to the Amish, not too far, and I have a friend, who I had a friend, actually was Jewish, he was trying to get me to introduce him to Amish women. I'm like, dude, what are you talking about?

Speaker 5It turns out, under those frocks, they're actually really hot.

Speaker 4No, no, no, no. He wanted to be part of the Amish community. He believed they were the only people that were going to survive the Jews. That was his view.

Speaker 5That's not unreasonable.

@nietzsche258918I got a question. Is Alabama full of Jewish people then? Because we all know how they get down in Alabama, right?

Speaker 5No. Other people interbreed that aren't Jewish. You know that, right? It isn't an exclusively Jewish phenomenon.

@nietzsche258918And by the way, the Amish do have porn, but it's just they rearrange scarecrows and pornographic positions.

Speaker 4Their porn is just absolutely like, they don't film it, but they film it in their minds. They also raise a lot of barns.

Speaker 5I would watch a video of a cute Amish girl churning butter for like an hour and a half.

@nietzsche258918They also milk cows, you gotta remember that one too. They milk cows, right? You gotta show the udders, squeezing the udders, nice and slow.

@nietzsche258918I wonder how many Brother Hezekiahs, you know, confessed the sin of watching the sister turn butter, yes.

@nietzsche258918Hey, David, what about the milk? You know, the milk and the cows are two people. Yeah, we got that.

Speaker 4We're just proving what degenerates we are here. Come on now. Come on.

@nietzsche258918We're all degenerate in some way, right?

Speaker 5Now I'm literally imagining the first, like, the porn video. It's like Hezekiah walks in and, like, Amy's in there churning butter and he stops and he drops his milk buckets and he's like, his mouth open. He starts to drool. He's like, oh my god. Like, look at those arms. Look at how she's doing with that churning.

Speaker 5Perfect timing.

Speaker 2Perfect timing, Kevin.

@annikajostkWell, speaking of inbreeding, every Jew that meets another Jew, there is a 20% chance that they have a common relative.

Speaker 5No kidding. They did a 30 Rock episode on it where Liz Lemon found the perfect man and it turns out he was her cousin.

@nietzsche258918Wow. Which is what made him the perfect man.

Speaker 4I mean, Freud really comes into... Yeah.

@nietzsche258918That'd be a weird family reunion to go to. That's for sure.

Speaker 4I mean, Freud was just a symptom, really, of the disease. I mean, that's all he was. He was an expression of the symptom that plagued us people.

Speaker 1Oh, God.

@nietzsche258918Hey, Billy, your mom is really your cousin and your sister.

@nietzsche258918So do you have the guest here? No?

@joann_marieNo, he hasn't arrived, but I want to say hi to Doomer really quick. Hey, Doomer. Thank you so much for coming up. Are you excited?

Speaker 6Hello. Yes, yes.

@joann_marieYes, very excited. You finally came to our spaces. I've been telling him for months.

Speaker 6I've been trying to make time to come. I've been trying to. I've had stuff to do, sorry.

@joann_marieIt's okay. I'm happy that you're here.

Speaker 6Happy to be here.

@joann_marieYeah, you've interviewed Kevin before, right?

Speaker 6Yeah, I did a space with him before.

@joann_marieAmazing. It was like a year ago or something?

Speaker 6It was on the anniversary of October 7th.

@joann_marieOh, wow.

Speaker 6Jose Nino was there. Jose was there.

@civiccrisisHuh? Yes, that was a great space. Yes, I remember that.

Speaker 6We had Gurmar Rudolph there.

@annikajostkWe had a lot of guys there. Is Gurmar still in prison? Gurmar Rudolph?

Speaker 6No, he's not in prison. He ain't been in prison for a while.

@annikajostkOkay, I thought he got some probationary violation. Okay, that's good. Good.

Speaker 5I think it's crazy. He's the guy who was like, when he first got picked up, it wasn't because he actually actively denied the Holocaust. It was because he had published a scientific paper that something about the findings in it pushed back on the veracity of, or could have been used to push back on the veracity of the claims made.

Speaker 5And it almost made it through the screening process into a journal. And then they found out that it had this potential to overturn You know, whatever, and then he was just immediately denounced, right?

Speaker 6Something to that effect. I do remember when he was extradited, because remember, he was getting persecuted for Holocaust denial in Germany, and he applied for, like, political asylum in the United States, and he was extradited back to Germany. This was like in 2005, I want to say, and...

Speaker 6I'm 99% sure the reason... After that happened, Iran hosted a Holocaust denial conference in Tehran and invited a bunch of Westerners to come and speak at it in 2006 because of that. And like David Duke and a few others.

Speaker 5I would have liked to have gone to that. That would have been interesting.

Speaker 6It was put together by the president of Iran at the time, Mohammad Ahmadinejad.

Speaker 5I saw that on... It's not because I have a particular animus to the Holocaust. It's just because I find the fact that we literally live in Europe or America, whatever we have... Europeans literally have blasphemy laws. We have heresy laws still, but it's only on this one topic. I find that just like... Speakers, IanMalcolm84, DavidNietzsche2310, Raed Jamal, Heidi La Levantine, IQviaJQ, SeanFletcher48

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@annikajostkWhat was Blitzer's response?

@annikajostkBlitter's response was, well, why would we give you an opportunity to speak here, Dr. Duke? Well, no, you can call him Doctor, Mr. Duke. And he said, because you're giving me three minutes with an intro calling me former Ku Klux Klan member David Duke. Now, that was 30 years ago, Mr. Blitzer. Since then, I've published books, a doctorate, I'm sure, and he said this, I'm sure you would not announce former President George W. Bush as former cokehead George W. Bush.

@annikajostkHe literally said that to Wolf Blitzer. So, the response was yes. David Duke was introduced in a very negative light. The lighting literally was dark and shady. And...

@annikajostkWolf Blitzer did not respond to David Duke saying, I think you're by it, Mr. Blitzer, because your father is or was a Mossad agent.

@nietzsche258918But the question, I think the big miss for people like David and a whole lot of other people is they don't turn the question around. They don't say, well, you're the Holocaust denier, right? Don't you deny the Jewish... All of the truths are socially constructed except for their truths, you see. All of the truths are socially constructed except for their truths, you see.

Speaker 4They invented this whole idea of social constructivism where everything is deemed to be all truth is relative and it's really just a matter of force and power. That's what counts as truth. This was the postmodern thing invented by Derrida and the like. And Derrida was Jewish, of course.

Speaker 5I would love someone to ask on screen, like, which is more of a social construct, gender or the Holocaust? Just to see what the response would be.

@nietzsche258918Yeah, the Holocaust. And you can be either in the system or you can be against the system, right? Or their system. Right. But Derrida was a deconstructionist. He didn't, he really sort of, that was his thing. He really, he didn't sort of invent

@nietzsche258918They always want to play the language game, right? I call it the abyss of no meaning. Whatever word disfavors them, they want to basically... It's as though you're plucking the hairs from a beard until you're saying, well, when is it not a beard? You basically keep deconstructing the word until it means absolutely nothing.

@nietzsche258918Now here's the falsity of it. Language is a simulacrum of existence. We know this, right? Because... The universe is full of objects, you know, so we have, you know, nouns and objects. Then the universe is in motion, so we have all these verbs. And then, of course, there are all these qualities of things, so we have all of these adjectives.

@nietzsche258918And so we have all these relational words because things bump into each other and there's all sorts of evolution and changes. So it's clear that the implicit function of language is to print the mind to conform to existence, right? That means...

Speaker 4It's diametrically opposed to the Christian idea of the Word. After all, in Christianity, God is equated with the Word. In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was God. And the Word was with God, and the Word was God. That's John 1.1. So there's this sense, and I think this is really Western tradition, that we believe that language corresponds to some real objective world.

Speaker 4And in fact, it's... www.patreon.com

@nietzsche258918They don't believe that too. If you think otherwise, when you're around one that's playing the language game, just yell, watch out! And they'll look around, right? They believe in an objective world. They believe that words matter. They're just playing a language game because their enemy, their thing to overcome isn't nature, right?

@nietzsche258918Their thing to overcome is other humans. It's a zero-sum game and therefore the truth would be their enemy and sort of works to their advantage to make everybody else confused about that.

@joann_marieWait, I have a really big question. Who is this Sean Fletcher and why is he at IanMalcolm184? Like, Sean? What? Do you guys see that Sean Fletcher person? Why is he at IanMalcolm1984? No. That's a good question.

@joann_marieSean?

@nietzsche258918I don't see...

@joann_marieOkay. Oh, it's in the speakers, but I don't know why he has Ian's name. Ian, how is your... Oh!

Speaker 5I think we can probably block him out of caution. Is this working?

@joann_marieYes!

Speaker 7Ian?

@nietzsche258918Is everybody else here? I don't know. We don't... What they need to tell us.

Ian MalcolmLet's see if this is working for everybody. Hopefully it will.

Ian MalcolmSo Joanne, can you hear me or no?

Speaker 7Yes! Okay, so Joanne, here's the question. So who is Sean Fletcher?

@nietzsche258918Wouldn't it be funny if I booted him now?

Speaker 5He's reacting, but he's not speaking.

@nietzsche258918It's the one time where a co-host could boot someone that could boot him back afterwards. That's hilarious.

@joann_marieIan?

@nietzsche258918Wait, yeah, but that's working for us, the speakers.

@nietzsche258918It is.

Speaker 4I'm going to put a musical interlude in for you, if you don't mind.

@nietzsche258918But are you going to speak as host or as Sean Fletcher?

@nietzsche258918Well, hold on. Ryan Watkins, can you hear Ian talking?

@joann_marieNo, he's not on the speakers.

@nietzsche258918Who? Yeah, I know, but I wanted to give a thumbs up.

@joann_marieOh.

@nietzsche258918Or truth, truth seeker. Can you hear Ian talking?

@nietzsche258918Well, I know you can, Michael. You're a speaker.

Speaker 1I'm a speaker.

@nietzsche258918All right. It's the listeners that can't hear. How about Yeshua? Can you hear Ian talking? Yes or no?

Ian MalcolmYeah. Hopefully, this speaker account was working.

@nietzsche258918Oh, yeah. Look. There you go. One of them, at least. Right. So if you're going to do that, then why don't you mute your host?

Ian MalcolmIs it now? Man, this is glitchy. It says it's muted on this end.

@nietzsche258918Oh, okay, well, whatever, then fine. I hear you fine, though, but I hear Sean Fletcher fine. I have to do this. Who is Sean Fletcher, David? That's the million-dollar question. You're making us all schizophrenic now. I mean, except for Yitz, who started off that way. Except for Yitz and his whole family.

@nietzsche258918But he admits to it. He says it's our fault. We literally drove them crazy.

Ian MalcolmWe forced them into that.

@nietzsche258918We drove them crazy. Honey Badger is here. Hello, my friend. No, okay.

@nietzsche258918So, are we good? Are we... So, can listeners now hear... Are you going to talk as Sean Fletcher? What's your plan here, Ian?

Ian MalcolmYeah, I think we'll just... I'll just speak from this one because I think everybody listening should be able to hear this one.

@nietzsche258918Okay, well, let's ask V, the Silver Wave. Can you hear... Ian talking now. Ian, please talk.

Ian MalcolmYeah, can we, we can all hear this thumbs up in the audience?

@nietzsche258918Yes, I saw Honey Badger. Honey Badger, can you hear? Yeah, okay, good.

Ian MalcolmAll right, there you go.

@nietzsche258918So just to repeat for everyone, the problem was that listeners could not hear the host and that's been a problem all day. Honey Badger probably already knows this. So OV said 100%. Okay, good. I think we're good to go. Wow, genius. Okay, so you got your Motorola Razr out.

Ian MalcolmI'm connected on the 2G network. It's working just fine.

@nietzsche258918Brother Hezekiah is on.

Ian MalcolmIt was funny, I've used this so little when I logged in, it said... I'm not falling for your tricks anymore!

@nietzsche258918I was surprised it didn't say, Jewish supremacy is a problem. A, yes. B, you can keep your account.

Ian MalcolmI just love that this account has two posts in the last four years.

Ian MalcolmIf you can connect the dots as to who is Sean Fletcher, put it into the purple pill. This will be fun. I googled it, so it's not fair, so I'm not going to say anything. Rabbi, it's a pretty great troll, isn't it?

Speaker 5I haven't found anything interesting about it too much, but just on the face alone, I can see some troll value here, yeah.

Speaker 7Oh, there's a troll value. Yeah, absolutely.

Speaker 5Well, it looks like he, there's some authorship. There's some books.

Ian MalcolmNo, no, you got it. You got to think to the, I'll give you the hint. It's obviously connected to the, to the primary handle.

Speaker 5To the primary handle?

Ian MalcolmIt's a playoff. But, but Joanne, do we get anything from, from Kevin? I guess maybe he's just running a little behind.

@joann_marieYeah, I think it's going to be fashionably late.

Ian MalcolmIt's a good way to be.

Ian MalcolmAnd the good news is we've seen the Motorola RAZR, we're up to a whopping 13% battery life, so it's going really well here.

@joann_marieYou know, I loved my Motorola when I had one. I'm guessing Sean Fletcher is like Ian Malcolm's I'm still stuck on the Good Morning Britain commentator, Sean Fletcher.

Ian MalcolmSo my guess is this is your actual identity.

Speaker 5You're actually a black British man who's on BBC all the time.

Ian MalcolmWhat you talking about, Rabbi?

Speaker 5You're just hiding the truth in plain sight at this point.

Ian MalcolmIt'll continue to be a mystery.

@joann_marieSo mysterious, Ian.

Speaker 1Oh my.

Ian MalcolmYeah, and it's funny because, again, I'll never forget some of the wilder critiques. Again, the creation of your account is very suspicious. You know, I've been trying to do this stuff a long time. They just never allowed it to go anywhere. But, yeah, various iterations of, yeah, Sean Fletcher. Well, no, I'm not going to give it away yet.

Ian MalcolmRabbi can keep tinkering around with it. Or anybody can put, whoever puts in the purple pill and gets the correct answer. I'll be very, very impressed by it.

Speaker 5Even with Google, this is a tough one.

@joann_marieI'm going to Google it. I want to win the prize.

@mindarchetypesHe gave you guys a really good hint. He said it was related to his primary handle.

Ian MalcolmOh, I think Nico might have solved the riddle.

@mindarchetypesYeah, Jeff Goldblum plays a character called Sean Fletcher in the movie Nine Months, where he's consistent. Oh, no shit, really?

Speaker 5So like every alt is just going to be a part played by Jeff Goldblum.

@nietzsche258918So if we see the fly... You're right.

Ian MalcolmIt had already been the 19... Because that was the other one. Oh, you were born in 84. That's what the... No, it's been 1984. That's been the reference of all of the things for this handle as well. All the crazy people come out of the woodwork with all their weird theories. It's totally part of the fun. But yes, well done.

Ian MalcolmNico gets the prize. That, in fact, is the reference. Another character played by... Nico!

Speaker 1Well done, Nico!

@nietzsche258918Wait, somebody said you were born in 84?

Speaker 8Born in 84, Nico! I get all kinds of things. But yeah, it was...

Ian MalcolmWow. It's been fun.

@joann_marieIt's so crazy not listening to you from another account. I'm like, no, where is he?

Speaker 8No, you're so crazy.

@joann_marieNo, you are, Jason. No, you are.

Speaker 8No, it's you. You have to be.

@joann_marieNo, you.

@nietzsche258918What's going on here?

@joann_marieI don't know. Some guy dressed as Tom Cruise in Mission Impossible.

Speaker 8Oh, no. No, it's you.

@joann_marieAll right. Joanne. Does he act like he knows me? Yeah.

Speaker 8I just met you. I don't know you yet.

@joann_marieYeah.

@joann_marieOkay, in the meantime, guys, please repost this space. And if you guys, no, hold on, Jason, don't. Please repost this space. And if you guys go to it, I will also repost it and follow Ian and David and everybody on the panel. And thank you. Thank you so much for being here. Okay, I'm going to interrupt you, Jason.

Speaker 5Jason, I think you're new to this.

@joann_marieYeah, and he's gonna stay new. I dropped him.

@joann_marieI don't know where Kevin is. I hope he's here.

Speaker 4Oh, I thought Sean Fletcher might be another character like Ian Malcolm, but it turns out, as you said, he's another character played by Goldblum. Interesting. Yeah, I didn't know that.

Ian MalcolmNobody would have ever known that. That would have been the most bizarre trivia.

Speaker 5It all feeds back into my own theory that Ian Malcolm is actually the real Jeff Goldblum with a voice changer.

Ian MalcolmWell, Rabbi, now that would be chaos.

Speaker 4Listen, I know Jeff Goldblum's brother, okay? He lives in Pittsburgh. I was friends with him for quite a while. There is nothing about Jeff Goldblum that would be... First of all, this character that's playing out, Ian Malcolm, right here, is inimitable. So I don't know who possibly he could be imitating. So anyway, sorry.

Speaker 3Is there any update on Kevin by chance?

@joann_marieNo. You're so excited to meet him, James. This is surprising.

@mindarchetypesNow, Ian, you gotta make yourself a Nick Deasy alt account. I think that'd be a really good obscure Goldblum reference.

Speaker 7They're gonna start popping up all over X.

Ian MalcolmEvery rendition of him.

@mindarchetypesHave you ever seen the movie where he plays that character? It's called, uh, Vibes.

Speaker 9Professor McDonald. I mean, I found this guy out in the Unz Review and that book I cannot get my hands on. It's just I don't use money online and all that. Actually, my blue tick, I call a friend of mine. If he knew what I say on these platforms, he wouldn't even pay for it. He's like, pay with your credit card. I don't use credit cards on the internet.

Speaker 9I couldn't buy the book, you know, Amazon and all that, whatever, if it's found even there. But I'm so happy that I made it in time. It seems that Kevin MacDonald is not in the building yet. That's one thing. The other thing I want to point out too, it's like it's four in the morning, so I'm like now, but at this stage, make an effort to show up online, especially to check out what Ian or David are at or Joanne is at and the rest of you.

Speaker 9I don't want to miss on these awesome spaces and I was wondering if Yitz, can you speak to your people? Maybe they will make the time difference a bit less. I mean, if somebody can pull it off, it'll be your people. It's terrible, man. It's four in the morning and my sleep is getting busted. I don't know. Just maybe. I mean, you guys.

@joann_marieAll of it. The picture in the top.

Ian MalcolmI had to give Nico some points. I mean, this account has had like two posts in three years. So, you know, it's good that one of them is just for Nico for getting it right. So, only fair.

Speaker 9Okay, Sean is Ian. Did I get the memo?

Speaker 1Yes, it's so 3D, Raed.

Speaker 4And who else is Sean, by the way? Who is Sean based on?

Speaker 9Oh, I need to, yeah, I'll come back on that. I'm sure there's something here I'd like to see, yeah.

Ian MalcolmYour hint is in the nest, Raed.

Ian MalcolmIt was a little fun that we had.

Speaker 9Yeah, don't necessarily... Oh, I like it. I like it. I like that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I love it, actually. Nice one. Yeah. I mean, yeah. Dude, if I might say, like, Ian, maybe we don't know, like, who you really are, but the talent at creating, like, if you will, a trademark is so awesome. The voice, the tone.

Ian MalcolmWe'll have to set that as one of the unicorn of ideas to have a space with Jeff Goldblum and talk about Jewish supremacy in Hollywood. That would be something.

@joann_mariePlaying piano and talking about Jewish supremacy at the same time.

Speaker 9I stopped watching Hollywood movies for a long time, but still one of my favorite movies is Four Weddings and a Funeral with that guy and Andy McDowell. There used to be a time where movies were really wholesome, really nice movies to watch with beautiful humor and wit and you're glued in the whole time. I don't know if it's me, but I don't think...

Speaker 9You know what is right? I'm pretty sure our economy hasn't been real for like five or ten years.

Speaker 5And the reason I say that is because the choices that are being made by the people that make movies and corporations that supposedly serve the customer

Speaker 5The choices have been towards things that drive away customers, and toward things that drive away viewers, drive away customers if you're selling a service or a product, and they don't seem to care, which tells me they're probably no longer getting the money that matters from the customers of the product they make. They're probably getting it from somewhere else.

Speaker 9All kinds of messaging. It's about social engineering at this stage, less than arts or creativity whatsoever. Go ahead, Doctor.

Speaker 4I was just going to say, they don't care about profits, they don't care about the consumer, because that's not who's driving the game. The game is being driven by these finance capitalists like Larry Fink. They are putting the screws to companies who do not abide by their dictates. And that's why you see these companies doing the most ridiculous, woke bullshit, because people like Larry Fink want this done.

Speaker 4And if they don't do it, if they don't abide by their DEI ESG scores, then they get starved of capital. That's why they are...

Speaker 4That's why they are doing what they do, which is so contradictory to what their consumers actually want. They don't give a shit about the consumers.

Speaker 5No, I think in the corporate world, what it seems to be is that there is a... It seems that venture capital has placed strict conditions on the money it gives out now. Venture capital or the funding has gotten to the point where it has enough of a chokehold over everything. Speakers 1, 2, 3

Speaker 5The changes make them less competitive as a company and they suffer and they make fewer profits and that increases their need for more funding from the outside layer. And then the funding now has an even stronger hold over them and gets them to implement even more ridiculous measures. And the whole thing just kind of spirals until the company dissolves, right?

Speaker 5And then is bought up by some Indian company somewhere or something. And it really seems to be a controlled demolition of the American economy.

Speaker 9and it's fascinating that the idea that it was always we don't care about your skin color or who you are or how you look like it's about you know the level of experience your character are you dedicated you work hard are you diligent are you whatever whatever whatever and then you get the job to to suddenly we don't give a if you're dumb or or smart or or good or bad show me all right we need that we need that one color of that like we need a black guy come in

Speaker 9We don't care if you're good or not, or we have a quota for women. Show me, there's a man that's extremely smart and capable and you'll turn around the company if he gets that position, but we need a woman and unfortunately, let's bring her. Is she good at it? We don't care, just fill that position. It just became, and I think this is the topic in so many ways, but how they can sell us the crazy ideas.

Speaker 5The crazy thing about that quota system is that it's something nobody talked about when that was in fashion. And that was that if you actually did implement quotas where the representation of different groups inside of a company had to match the representation of the population, do you know how many Jews would be fired from their CEO?

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Speaker 4You know, they've said, you know, oh, you know, all those traits that Raed pointed out about, you know, being trustworthy, being honest, about being on time, being hardworking. They said, oh, those are all white traits. So now they're white traits. And so they're going to be denigrated. And so we can promote people that have the other traits because this is a white trait.

Speaker 4You know, of course, there's this whole thing. So, you know, and then, of course, The supremacism gets foisted on whites when white supremacism is so minuscule compared to the effects of their supremacism.

Speaker 5Well, the big thing for me was the whole white privilege thing, right? Because after five minutes of reflection, it becomes pretty obvious that everything that they said is white privilege is literally just Jewish privilege. But it's projected onto whites.

Speaker 4We're the decoys. I don't know why.

Speaker 5It's just the way they do it. You can literally destroy a man's life if he says he doesn't particularly want to work with you people. With your people. Like the whole Austin Franco thing. This came out of one email. One line in one email said, I don't want to work with Jews. and it became like he was on fucking Piers Morgan for crying out loud right this is literal privilege the privilege not only to like make a big fuss out of someone not wanting to work near you but to destroy their life over it and have like major media outlets like call them on and like chastise them on the air for you that's privilege whites don't get that

Speaker 9And also, if one observes calmly, you know, again, because I observe from far away, that the whole affirmative action, it's like, right, cool, you've discovered that there is something not equal about the situation, fantastic, and you want to reach a result where everybody is there getting whatever they deserve, if they deserve it, well, fantastic, but you don't start with, like, bullying,

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Speaker 9and I'm hardworking. We're not going to really agree with each other on dividing everything equally because you're fucking lazy. So in order for me to induce equality, I'll just make sure that you stop being lazy. Not just telling me to shut up and it's like, shut up. If you see that it's not lazy, you're bad. It's like, no, dude, this is reality.

Speaker 9Maybe if you really, really genuinely wanted to solve things, Maybe you needed to work at trying to get people less lazy. I'm just trying to keep it as simple as possible. But I think we understand what the problem is. And especially politicians tend to love that. Because when you're a politician and you say, this is the agenda I want, and the results...

Speaker 9I'm just going to shove you and your position in the corporate world and look at me and then you can show the rest of your people. It's like, look how great of a politician I am. Look how aesthetically pleasing it is. You know, people are leaving the corporation. Half of them are white, half of them are black. You've got the whatever, whatever.

Speaker 9This is politicians and their short-term thinking and their greed, one. And two... No one really cares. When the Chinese started working on uplifting their societies with agendas that really genuinely want to uplift people, and they uplifted 800 million people out of poverty, they just didn't say, come pick up your cash in the morning on your way to school.

Speaker 9This is not how you do it. You just help them, you know, you create an infrastructure, education, blah, blah, blah, job opportunities you do at the fundamental levels, and then eventually, in a couple of decades, they really did uplift 800 people, you know, out of poverty. They could have been, alright, this is universal income, let's send dollars to everybody's home.

Speaker 9It's like... No, that's not how you solve issues. But if they were greedy politicians that they want to promote their career, they'd be like, yeah, let's do universal income. Everybody gets money. You know, it's like fucking Oprah Winfrey. You win a TV, you win a TV, you win a TV while I promote pedophilia.

Speaker 5Right, right. The thing, and this is going back to the corporate stuff, but what people, like, I think we're all waking up to now is that this whole DI thing wasn't about... Speakers 1, 2, 3

Speaker 5That everything is against them and white men are the problem. And so they're always looking for things to report you on. They're always looking for things to report you like doing like some kind of, you've committed some sin, you've microaggressed someone, right? You've committed some kind of like unknowable infraction and then they report you to HR and HR is filled with like, you know, white and Asian women that really don't give a shit about anything.

Speaker 5You can no longer really relax at work, which means if you can't relax and you can't trust your coworkers, you can't get things done. You can't work as a cohesive whole, as a coordinated whole. And what that does is it leaves open a space for people in other countries. Like, oh, I don't know, let's just pick a country at random, a place where they don't care if you're racist, they don't give a shit if you are literally protecting pedophiles as long as the pedophiles are Jewish.

Speaker 5and they're all kind of united in their in their campaign to destroy Europe right like they're just openly psychopathic and that's the norm so there's no reason for you to be distrustful because who's gonna report you for anything they're all psychopaths anyway these people now have a competitive advantage in the corporate world because they don't give a shit if they're racist or if they're discriminatory or they're like openly calling for the genocide of someone you can probably get away with that in an Israeli workplace

Speaker 5You can't get away with asking your Asian co-worker where she's from in an American workplace, because that's a microaggression.

@joann_marieRabbi, can I just ask something really quick? Please. Oh, sorry. Is that Kevin?

Speaker 5Oh, the K?

@joann_marieYeah.

Speaker 5I don't know. It says, good luck. Yes.

@joann_marieOh, welcome, Kevin. I'm so happy that you're here. Thank you so much for joining us.

@joann_marieLet's go!

Ian MalcolmWe're in all kinds of strange technical issues here because X has some little snafu where the host can't be heard by anybody. So I apologize for being on this... You and I could both be on alt accounts. I'll put mine on protect mode as well. But I love that it's just good luck with the smiley face. It feels very relevant for the...

Ian MalcolmThe conversation that we're going to have here today, I know we've got a lot of people very excited to listen in. In particular, some that you might be familiar with, like the absolutely wonderful Dr. Rechtenwald, who's been running with ASAPAC. Others you might not be so familiar with, like the very interesting Jewish Yitz, who I know is going to have some questions for you.

Ian MalcolmBut we have a very interesting cast for you here today, Kevin, because a lot of people familiar with your work. and obviously you've gone into not just the culture of kind of the Jewish people in particular here in the West in the United States and that culture of critique as you very eloquently defined it and kind of walked through in the various verses of your work but also because of that I know that you looked into a lot of the genetic aspects and how those might have manifested themselves and so on the panel we've got some individuals like Rabbi Mallius, myself,

Ian MalcolmI think David lends into this kind of theology as well, perhaps Joanne, that there is a very large genetic aspect to the construct that ultimately begets the culture, perhaps the religion, et cetera, which might explain some of the behavioral norms that we see. There's other individuals, Dr. Rechtenwald being a great example, where it's more about perhaps epigenetics and kind of the culture that then magnifies

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Ian Malcolmfor your thoughts on what it was like when you initially started talking about these issues, what you're seeing today, and perhaps how far we've come in trying to mainstream some of the critiques that you, of course, wrote about within Culture of Critique, the phenomenal work that you put together.

@joann_marieYeah, and I think we lost him again. I'm so sorry. No! I know. I know.

Speaker 5Damn it, Twitter.

@joann_marieIt's so glitchy, yeah.

Speaker 5See, this is why you don't use H1Bs.

@joann_marieIt's exactly why. Okay, well, in the meantime, before he gets here, again, please repost this space, and if you guys go to it, I will also repost it and bookmark it. It helps so much with the algorithm. And follow everyone in the panel. So, Don, thank you so much for being here.

Ian MalcolmExcept for that Sean Fletcher guy. Don't follow him.

Speaker 4Okay. That introduction was so good. It's such a, you know... An anticlimactic that he didn't come on right after that. Ah, it kills me.

@joann_marieI know, me too.

Ian MalcolmI'm going to be very curious because, Dr. Rectimol, between yourself and the position, and it's very reasonable, right, to suggest this is entirely kind of a cultural issue. It's instilled throughout, whether it's the synagogue or the family unit, etc.

Speaker 4I never said that I believe it's strictly cultural. Let me be clear. I think that what I meant to say was, maybe I wasn't clear myself, is that I believe that there are genes, but they have to be activated. A lot of the genes have to be activated, and that takes an environmental cue in many cases to activate certain genes and genetic...

Speaker 4Composites. So that's really my view. I'm not a genetic determinist because I think there is some wiggle room where people can elude the behavioral traits that are associated with a particular pattern or population. I think they can elude it through education and other means. I don't think it's a steel trap. That's really where I'm coming from.

Ian MalcolmNo, absolutely. And I think maybe while we're waiting for Kevin, we could go around a little bit and get David and Rabbi's thoughts on this one. Anybody else that wants to kind of add their two cents while we wait for Kevin on that aspect. And it's worth noting, I'm the exact same frame, Dr. Rechenwald, and I applied the same to all kinds of things.

Ian MalcolmAnd I would say that it doesn't matter if it's...

Ian MalcolmAll of the things that we've been doing. I noticed Andre Williams went on the Fresh and Fit podcast with Myron Gaines, and I listened to a whole lot of it. I absolutely love not only that man, but in particular, his ability to talk about these issues within the black community takes a lot of flack for it. But he and I kind of see the world almost the exact same way.

Ian MalcolmHe can just deliver it in a much more colorful and entertaining fashion. So lots of credit to him. But I bring that up just because, again, There's all sorts of individuals of all sorts of races that can be all sorts of things. And so it's why I always love when David talks about, again, it doesn't matter if it's Jew or Gentile, we will reach out our hand and say, come see the light and recognize everything's getting really dark because of this set of interests.

Ian MalcolmAnd hopefully that in doing so we can kind of... Coerce or at least encourage anybody of all walk of life to start standing alongside us. But Rabbi, I'm curious for your thoughts. Is that a fair way? I mean, that's kind of how I see it. I don't know if you see it the exact same or slightly different. Genetics? And their kind of role in these things.

Speaker 5Yeah, I mean, I think we're all pretty much on the same page on this. No one thinks that the genetics are completely 100% deterministic, right? No one thinks that... All of this is, because you have XYZ gene, you're definitely going to have this. It's always going to be a mix. I think the real controversy comes when we talk to people that are absolute nuts who believe that genes play no part at all, which is probably the most anti-scientific position you can take on any of this.

Ian MalcolmWell, and the crazy part, it's also probably the most prevalent.

Speaker 4I got attacked by, oh yeah, yeah, oh yeah, it was black women who started calling me all these names and they started emailing it all over the place, calling me a racist, a Nazi, you know, all these things, a misogynist, a drug addict, a short pants white devil, shit like this. And they got completely got away with it because the whole bureaucracy was infused with this shit.

Speaker 4So they never got any consequence. In fact, I got punished for what they did to me.

Speaker 5Black women are at the intersection of low logical ability and lack of consequences for their actions. They suffer even fewer consequences for their horrendous choices than white women do. And they know it, which is why they keep making the choices, which is why they knew they could attack you

Speaker 4A department I had nothing, what's nothing to do with at all. And they put me, as I said, in my own personal gulag because they wouldn't send my books. I had this room with bare metal shelves, no phone, no secretary, no copying machine, nothing. And they put me in like a gulag and they tortured me. And then I found out the people behind it, ultimately at the top,

Speaker 4The board members and all that, they were of a particular persuasion, of course.

Speaker 10Yeah, of course.

Speaker 5This is what persecution looks like. You are being racially persecuted for your race and your sex and probably your beliefs. And this is what it looks like. This isn't like ABC after-school special.

Speaker 9Who initially invented the idea of claiming so-called victimhood to bully others and fleece them? Like, who did that on the Germans, let's say? And then who does that all the time? It's like, I'm going to claim my quote-unquote victimhood to bully the hell out of you. Like, that concept started somewhere. And who sold it to these people?

Speaker 9That's all. Go ahead, Doc. Sorry to interrupt you.

Speaker 11Yeah, no problem at all. But I can relate to Dr. Michael so much, and I'm actually dealing with it even now. As you know, I teach at the university, and my immediate superior for years was a black woman. The head of HR is still a black woman. So it's kind of like, I'm not necessarily white American. Yeah, I'm Iranian, right?

Speaker 11I'm Persian-American, but obviously I don't look Black, but I don't also fit the category of white. But you have no idea how many times my immediate supervisor, the Black woman, referred me to HR and the kind of torture and torment that even up to January I was going through. And so I really faced it and it's really incredible that there is a sort of a percentage that they have to fill in with like African Americans.

Speaker 11But that sort of DUI or whatever you call it. DUI? DUI, DUI.

Speaker 5No, no, keep calling it DUI.

Speaker 11DUI, right? I know. Because with my friends, we always like DUI. Speakers, IanMalcolm84, DavidNietzsche2310, Raed Jamal, Heidi La Levantine, IQviaJQ, SeanFletcher48

Speaker 11Thank you and you know it's so frustrating and it is so like condescending I mean I don't take it personal but it's like they would hire another black person or Hispanic right that has graduated two years ago like with no experience of teaching and they try to tell me that they Speakers are qualified versus me.

Speaker 4Listen to this. I was the head of a hiring committee. We were charged with hiring a professor of writing and journalism. So I was the chair of this committee. So we've got this whole batch. We've got 500 applications at least. Of course, the first thing you do is they separate the white males from everybody else, put the white males in a pile, only resorted to

Speaker 4She still has grammatical errors all over her bio, her own personal bio. She can't write a sentence. Her letter to the hiring committee, the initial piece of writing we get from them was atrocious. You couldn't make it out for shit. I mean, it was like a word salad with absolutely no cogency. Okay, but they hired this woman because she was black and they threw me off of the committee.

Speaker 4I was the chair. They threw me off completely. They passed over this one guy that I recommended who had graduated from the top department in the country in English studies and worked on journalism and English studies all the way back to the beginning of journalism. Okay, and this guy was so competent, it was ridiculous.

Speaker 4They threw it out for this woman who couldn't write a sentence. That's how bad it is.

Speaker 5Yeah, it's their children. According to our current corporate and governmental position, black people are children. And that's why they need to be held to a lower standard. It's the only way they're ever going to make it. This is not according to me, this is according to government policy and this whole woke ideology. Everything is based off of the unconscious belief that white people are the only adults in the world and everyone else is a child.

Speaker 5And if you look at it that way, things start making a lot more sense.

Speaker 9Can I add one more layer?

@joann_marieWait, Dumar has had his hand up for a long time, sorry.

Speaker 9Who is that? Yes, go ahead.

@joann_marieDumar!

Speaker 9Dumar, go first. Dumar, go ahead.

@joann_marieDumar?

@joann_marieDoomer?

@civiccrisisYeah, while we wait for Doomer, do you guys mind? Yeah, I'm right here. Sorry about that. Let's go, buddy.

Speaker 6Yeah, oh, sorry. I had two things to say because we were talking about race and stuff like that. I actually... I'm from Cleveland, Mississippi, and I went to a middle school that was 85 to 90% black. I was one of the only white... I think I was actually the only white kid in my class. And... If you, dude, if you are white, like, they do not like you.

Speaker 6They just do not like you. And they will, you know, they'll pick you out and they won't treat you very well. Another thing I wanted to say is very early on in the conversation when we were talking about genes, you know, like is the difference between Jews and Gentiles and these other groups due to genes or other factors.

Speaker 6I think it's not necessarily genetics. The way that this is tested, it's not genetics, but it's heredibility, which is something that can only be measured in comparison to something else. Every trait is at least some percentage hereditable and some percentage determined by either a shared environment or non-shared environment.

Speaker 6Basically, every trait

@joann_marieAll right, okay, so wait, hold on, CeCe.

Speaker 6Anywhere between 60% and 80% when it comes to something like intelligence.

Speaker 5Yeah, yeah, yeah.

@joann_marieOkay, so guys, we have bad news. Professor Kevin MacDonald is not going to be able to show up. He had his IP banned and he cannot, so I will try to reschedule for him and make an account so that he can... As if to make our point.

@nietzsche258918He got banned?

@joann_marieYeah.

Speaker 5So he just basically showed up and said, like, the word yes, and then he was banned by Twitter.

Speaker 6His IP got... His, uh, uh, if I'm not mistaking, Occidental Observer, which is the website he run, the link to that is banned. Like, you can't post the link to it, if I'm not mistaking. So he's under siege right now.

Speaker 5Okay, so make sure he doesn't post that link next time. Fuck.

Speaker 6We know what I'm saying is like K-Mac is like one of the most censored man on, like he is the most or one of the most censored man on the platform.

Speaker 12Ah, dang.

@joann_marieI know, I apologize everyone, we tried. And I think we showed up, he showed up for like 30 seconds, but I mean to keep trying and find a way out from this and I apologize everyone. But we, the party's still on, we can still talk about other stuff, so.

@civiccrisisYeah, let me ask Juma a quick follow-up.

@joann_marieYes! We have to trap Doomer here. He never comes to our spaces.

@civiccrisisYou had a whole class as the solo white guy, so that's a pretty good sample size. What kind of percentage would you say were friendly? Like 10.

@civiccrisisOkay. Yeah, that lines up. I'm just going to put my piece in really quick, too, since it's totally relevant. It's just that the criminologists The expert criminologists, like the people you would go to for this type of data, and the studies say that it's wild. It's wild. Let me bring it up. It's right now, guys. 30% of Black Americans face lifetime prison sentences, and 65% are arrested for a crime.

@nietzsche258918and the criminologists say that's highly likely to be an undercount so that's just kind of the context to uh oh i think the other guy left but he mentioned some stuff about that you said 30 percent of black people face a lifetime imprisonment sentence i don't that sounds oh no isn't that wild please fact check it i think it's accurate i would find that i'm color me incredulous because obviously that would mean

@nietzsche258918The ones that were male, since the majority of crime is committed by them, especially this kind of crime. And so we're talking about roughly 12% of the population, and then we cut that down to six for men. You know, you're saying that basically 60% of all Black people have been given a lifetime sentence. I don't really think that's true.

@civiccrisisYeah, and let me put it into the context. I should have prefaced with this. I'm talking about all Black people In all of their lifetimes.

@nietzsche258918No, I understood that, but you'd still be saying that 60% of black men have been given a lifetime sentence for murder? Like, or for anything? I don't, I just, I find that to be, I mean... Yeah, let me just back it with this.

@civiccrisisThe Bureau of Justice Statistics says that one in three black men go into federal prison at least once in their life.

@nietzsche258918and all things that are heritable. I do understand that propensities and predilections are heritable, like to some degree, right? So that means that sort of the level of the desire or tendency for you to behave in a certain way, all things down to things that I guess we'd qualify as temperamental. However, let us not forget, think about this in the context of all of civilization and the social contract, right?

@nietzsche258918When every young man, irrespective of race, If he's, you know, appropriately virulent, when he looks at a woman, a young woman, his tendency is to want to do with her what the caveman wants to do. This is the same thing with if you see a chicken wing or something that you really like and you really enjoy that. What is your sort of caveman person, what is your genetic heritability?

@nietzsche258918It tells you to grab that and eat it, right? But it is in your socialization, and this is really sort of the function of civilization, is so that we don't actually have to start over as cavemen every generation. It is within the context of civilization that you're able to resist these things. You know, Alexis de Tocqueville described, he said that we each move in a circle of faith within which we have complete determination.

@nietzsche258918I love this. Maybe that's more poetic than true, but I love the elegance of it because we still have control over the decisions that we make irrespective of our heritable Speakers, IanMalcolm84, DavidNietzsche2310, Raed Jamal رائد جمال, Heidi La Levantine, IQviaJQ, SeanFletcher48

@nietzsche258918And then, of course, you describe that, and Raed, this is an issue a little bit, my friend, that I have to say about what you were saying earlier.

Speaker 5Hold on, before you move on to Raed, David, I want to make one thing very clear. I was not saying that I believe black people are children. Okay, I understand. My entire point was that the current framework of society believes that they are children, even if it doesn't say so out loud.

@nietzsche258918Okay, I understand, and I get that. I get that that has been encouraging and I totally understand that. And I think that's been purposeful, obvious. I think we all agree on this. But Raed said, you know, like we see the inequality and we're trying to solve the problem in a different way. There is no problem to solve. After all, look at nature itself.

@nietzsche258918We see inequality everywhere, but we see equality rarely in nature.

@nietzsche258918Equilibrium everywhere. It's equilibrium in a free society. If you have, for instance, even third world people come in. Third world, I remind everybody, is a state of mind. They bring it with them when they come. But if you had a free society, especially Western civilization, the easiest way for them to be brought in that civil society would be if it was free and if they had to sort of fold in and if they were encouraged to use the best of whatever it is they had, because remember, they are... David, hold on.

@joann_marieI think we got Kevin. Okay. Oversoul? Is that Kevin?

@gumbobayou504Sorry, no, not Kevin.

@joann_marieOh my god, okay, so he's in the listeners, but I don't know where is he. Like, he's here, guys, so I'm sorry. Okay, continue, and I will keep finding Kevin. I feel like the mom from Kevin from Home Alone, like, Kevin! Okay, I'm gonna find Kevin. Sorry, continue, guys.

@nietzsche258918In a free society, it would be the easiest for them to fold into that to a multifarious society. You cannot have a quote-unquote melting pot of multifarious society where you have Jewish supremacy because what do they do? They coalesce the malcontents and they turn every inequality into a problem. Now notice where they preach this radical equalitarianism which can never be achieved.

@nietzsche258918Same thing with the climate. When it gets summer, it's a problem. When it gets warmer, it's a problem. Anything, all of this is completely illogical, but why would they do this? Well, obviously they don't believe it because they're supremacists. They don't believe in equality, right? So the contradiction of all of this is they create this animus, and yeah, back to Rabbi Amalius, yes, you're absolutely right, because when they infanticide, if you rob people of their agency to do wrong things, right?

@nietzsche258918If you can't be wrong,

Speaker 9Okay, if I may quickly, please, because David mentioned my name, I'm going to use that as an excuse to come in, not because I want to push back at all. Actually, we're going to blame the choice of words of equality on my English being my second language. What I meant to say, and I'll say it very, very gladly, races are not equal.

Speaker 9Every race was forged in its own environment and acquired Different abilities in terms of intellectual ability, physical ability, etc, etc. The lack of equalities, I mean, yes, it is very clear that the white man and the sub-Saharan African are not equal. And that's the inequality I meant, like the difference in performance on different levels.

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Speaker 9and they told them your problem you are the way you are and the situation you are in it's not because you are mediocre it is because the land owner and the rich man fucked you excuse my language and in order to fix that you need to go tell them who's boss and you need to rage against them that is the bolshevik revolution recipe of of

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Speaker 9I will go to the people who sank to the bottom or are at the bottom. Rightfully so. So no one understands what I'm talking about. I've studied this topic. I know what I'm talking about. Just like your muscle is more explosive and you're faster on the field, your brain can be less or more. The difference in physiology is very there and it goes to the environment we got created in.

Speaker 9So yeah, the black person

Speaker 9It looks like I'm watching the fucking National Geographic and I'm not politically correct. I'm going to call shit the way it is. That culture behaves like thuggery and gangstery like baboons and I'm going to call it out the way it is. I don't care if you're my friend or you're Haiti or you call me a racist. I'm in my nation.

Speaker 9I have my own issues being killed by the Jew. I don't care about racial political correctness. So I'm just saying things the way I'm going to say them. I don't feel like being over-patient. It's four in the morning. And yes, there is a problem. I've never in my life, I've lived in civil war, I've never in my life seen a man punch a 70-year-old woman in my life.

Speaker 9It horrified me. But somehow, a black thug can punch a 70-year-old white woman in the face in front of camera. Fucking National Geographic on steroids. Deal with it. If you don't like what I'm saying. Thank you.

@joann_marieThanks, Raed. All right, Serenity, go for it.

Speaker 13Hi, guys. Hi, Ian, Joanne, David, everybody. This conversation is just extremely upsetting to me. It's horrific. That's all I have to say.

@joann_marieWhat I'll say is... Well, we can agree to disagree and stuff like that. No, no, I know, I know.

@nietzsche258918Also, there's like a little... No, no, no. Wait, hold on.

Speaker 13Way up top. No, David, don't start.

@nietzsche258918Oh, that's okay. I can mute you. So, way up top on the right-hand side of the space, there's an analgesic called the leave button, so you can always press that if you get really upset, and you can go to your quiet place, curl up in a ball, and, you know, console yourself. But there you go. Just wanted to let you know.

@joann_marieBut love you, Serenity.

Speaker 4You know, though, there was this guy, this Catholic Jesuit, his name was Tapparelli. He came up with an idea that I think really pertains to what we're talking about here, and that is that there is an equality between people on the basis of the fact that they're all humans, and so we grant an abstract equality in that sense.

Speaker 4And that's really where we get equality by de jure, you know, de jure, by law, in law, you know, because we know that in some sense, in an abstract sense, everybody is equal as a human by virtue of participating in that quality. Now, that doesn't mean people end up in equal...

Speaker 4So I think that's what we have to start with. And that's, I think, I'm not going to go without principles. I mean, we have to have principles, for goodness sake. Can I talk without being interrupted?

Speaker 13Is it possible?

Speaker 7Probably not.

Speaker 13Well, you know what, then that's not right. Because you know what, this space you told me you said. Wait, hold on. What is your basis for what is right and wrong?

Ian MalcolmWait, what is happening here?

Speaker 13This space, let me see this.

@joann_marieLet's try not to be spicy.

Speaker 13This space is not for different views. This space is only for one view. And when another view comes up, they just, I mean, look what's happening to me.

@nietzsche258918My God, woman, no one wants to hear you caterwaul. You have to talk more quietly. You cannot substitute volume for thought, okay? So just imagine what a sane person would sound like and then try to sound like that.

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Speaker 10Can I add one more thing on the environment that you already mentioned?

@nietzsche258918I'm going to give you my insane friend. So I'm going to take you off mute, and then I want you to state something that you think is true. Okay, now put your emotions... Is she gone? Okay, good. That would be okay. I'll be fine with it.

Speaker 7Okay.

@nietzsche258918Go ahead, Joanne.

Speaker 4What was she talking about? Who was... What point was... I don't know. I don't know.

@joann_marieWhat was she talking about? And I'm multitasking. I have no idea what's happening. I'm still trying to get Kevin, guys.

Speaker 9If I may quickly add something very important about the environment because I forgot and I drifted because Dumer mentioned something that's very important. So studies show that if your granddad, let's say, was an alcoholic, the possibility of you being one are a bit more there. Why? Because of genetics. But if you don't live in the pub, you might as well not get triggered and you'll be okay all through your life.

Speaker 9So the environment you exist in does help activate, let's say, the genetic propensities or whatever it's called. And I think that's a very good example to just explain that. Yeah, you could regret that. Even your dad can be an alcoholic. and you have all the genetic predisposition for that but if you don't exist in and around pubs and drinking people uh you might be okay but if your dad is an alcoholic and and you spend every night at the pub well you're probably gonna gonna gonna become an alcoholic like you know right in all of my middle school years my best friend was uh we were both on the football team and he was the running back and and he was a he was black and

@nietzsche258918He, you know, I went to his house. He lived in the hood. He did not grow up in good circumstances, but he, between the two of us, was the well-behaved one. I think everybody can believe that. And so it just really, again, we still have to, if you take agency away from people, if you say, and who does this, right? Obviously, the Jewish supremacists.

@nietzsche258918If you say, this is just the way you are. I mean, imagine saying that in front of them, right? And imagine in his school. You have a white kid right over here and you're teaching them in your propagandistic way. You're teaching them. You see that guy over there? He's responsible for your problem. Hate him. First of all, imagine being the white kid.

@nietzsche258918It's like you're poking a dog with a stick in a cage his whole life and making him more and more angry. Of course, that drives him crazy. And then imagine what it does to the black kid. He makes him hate. May I add, there has been studies on adopted twins.

Speaker 11So twins are adopted, and one is adopted by a family that is stable, nuclear family, educated parents, loving, nurturing, financially well-to-do. And so then the other adopted twin is basically adopted by, you know, maybe less than average or less than middle class, et cetera, et cetera. In the long-term twin adopted studies, adopted twin studies, it actually proves that the environment plays a huge role of, you know, socioeconomic status and nurturing family.

Speaker 11Speakers of Critique

Speaker 11Speakers on the screen.

Speaker 11Thank you for listening.

Speaker 11All Blacks, all, you know, this and that. But then there is this stereotype, like David was saying, that Jews have the highest IQ. Actually, a couple of days ago, I saw a survey, an average of the IQs by, you know, Jews who took the IQ test, the standard IQ test, and they averaged around...

Speaker 1190-something, which is not that high, by the way.

@joann_marieI think we got Kevin again, but he's connecting. This has been such a long night. I'm like, all right, I hope he does connect.

@nietzsche258918Oh, he's connecting. Oh, there it is. I see the wheel.

@joann_marieYes.

@nietzsche258918And I'm going to ask a question of Dr. Madhavi here while he's logging on. You let me know. Interrupt me when you need to. Dr. Madhavi, but on those twin studies for intelligence, as life goes on, even though they have disparity in where they live, don't they level out? From what I've learned from Hitchlap, that if they have, like, the IQ-wise, it expresses the...

@nietzsche258918Doesn't IQ tend to express itself on those twin studies where they level out and their outcome of life gets really similar as they get older? Am I right about that, or...?

Speaker 11The Twin Studies thing is going to be very contentious, doctor, because I think you've quoted exactly wrong.

Speaker 5Studies like the Minnesota Transracial Adoption Study showed the opposite effect, that race actually had an extremely pronounced effect over environment. And we could probably have the discussion... Oh, I thought she was claiming...

@nietzsche258918I thought she was claiming that if you had two twins, that the environment would, you know, one of them would do significantly worse because of environment... Yeah, that's what she was saying. No, she was saying... Because it's mostly... Go ahead, doctor.

Speaker 11I wasn't saying the environment makes one worse than the other. I was saying given the opportunity and a nurturing environment, it allows someone to advance their career, do better. And it wasn't that they had them take the IQ test. I'm not talking about twin studies on IQ. I'm talking about twin studies that... Speakers are adopted by families of completely different socio-economical status.

@nietzsche258918But if we didn't know their IQ, like if one of them had a higher IQ than the other, then that would kind of ruin the experience. And also like behavior.

Speaker 11It was also about like behavior, like how do they adjust to different situations, etc.

@mindarchetypesSo that's actually also not true? Robert Plowman did a 50-year study on this for twin studies and adoptions that covered the different variables for IQ, cognitive ability, personality, and life outcomes. And that's just completely wrong. They do all level out over time. It is way more influenced by genetics than it ever is.

@joann_marieLike, force quit your app and then come back because you're stuck in the connecting and we can't either hear you or anything.

@nietzsche258918Yeah, so if he's saying close the app, Kevin, completely close the app.

@joann_marieYeah, but like...

Speaker 9We don't touch on this. So the man, the human being, is made out of the mind, the body, and the spirit, let's say, or however you want to divide them. There are many aspects to it. So we'll discuss the mind now. If I look at the greatest music to ever come out of the West, like jazz, soul, rhythm,

Speaker 9Speakers 1, 2, 3

Speaker 9What happened? How did we end up with the pants around half of the bum and singing, yo, yo, I'm gonna take you bitch to the mall and get you Louis Vuitton. How did we get there? So there's also an aspect of, you know, it's like an alcoholic with predisposition genetics and I make the ghetto a fucking... Speakers 1-2

Speaker 9Yo, yo, yo, this hip-hop, disgusting shit ever. It's like you're in the government. You're supposed to promote the best of the artistic creation of your country. The fuck are you doing there? Like, how can that even be called the arts? It is a multi-layered...

Speaker 9Feelings are okay. We can get over them. And no one here thinks we're hateful bigots. We're just unpacking a topic that is kind of upsetting, to be honest. Even for me, as a Lebanese looking into the United States, like, this is terrible. Something needs to be done about this chimping out fucking culture and put it out where it belongs, right?

Speaker 9So thank you.

Speaker 11Yeah, so let me just say this very quickly. You could also have families with, you know, Same genetic background, same race, etc. And it doesn't matter what race, white, black, Persian, whatever, right? And there could be three kids, four kids in the same family. Not all of them have the same IQ if you do the standard IQ test.

Speaker 11So that's why I'm saying, you know, it's not just the gene. It's not just the race, right? Even though what we see, you know, predominantly in our environment in the US, yes, you see these Speakers of Critique. Speakers of Critique.

Speaker 5individual differences are completely irrelevant to group measures.

Speaker 11Yeah, nobody refused that. Being a doctor from the holistic perspective, I also have the opinion that environment makes a huge role. Otherwise, If everything is genetic, let's just do gene editing technologies.

@nietzsche258918No, no, that would be it. That's a straw man to say everything is genetic. Yeah, no one's saying everything is genetic. Yeah.

Speaker 11No, so I'm just saying my training, like in the holistic field of medicine, I'm trained to understand that there is epigenetics, the concept of epigenetics, right? That you could switch on and switch off genes, good genes, bad genes, you could switch them on, switch them off.

Speaker 5The mother is how well she follows up with her doctor. Yeah?

Ian MalcolmHold on. We have Kevin. We might have... Kevin, is the audio working for you?

@kmacd3333Yeah, I think I'm... It's working now.

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@kmacd3333Let's go!

Speaker 1All right, go for it.

Speaker 5We have 30 seconds before the H1Bs drop them again. So ask good questions.

Ian MalcolmSo, Kevin, a few things. Number one, I just want to thank you so much for... Dealing with all the technical hurdles to get into this room. I know everybody in here is very, very excited. And we've been basically going back and forth a little bit, kind of setting the stage, I think, for the conversation that I was very excited to have with you.

Ian MalcolmAnd that's on not only your work, Culture of Critique, the multiple volumes of it, but also how that plays into both the world around us, in particular with the Jewish community, the culture that we see that is developed from that. The control that obviously people are starting to awaken to the reality of in not only the United States, but also a lot of the world across the media, politics, finance, academia, advertising, right?

Ian MalcolmWe could go on and on and on. And I know that you've probably seen this more than almost anybody trying to discuss these issues in the most intelligent of fashions within the academic institutions, within the medical communities. and yet everybody can go and look on Wikipedia and you get lambasted as all these various things including of course an antisemite for speaking scientifically about these concepts and so obviously it bleeds into both the genetics, the culture.

Ian MalcolmI'm so excited to be able to get your thoughts on this issue and also Kevin on what the change has been from the time that you released the first volume of the book to today. Speakers 1, 2, 3

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@kmacd3333and that the way they're treating the Palestinians over there, the way they're provoking war all over the Middle East, people are realizing that there's something that these people dominate our foreign policy and that they have really created the culture of the left that we see so dominant in the institutions and the universities.

@kmacd3333You know, the whole culture of the left, you know, where affirmative action and the whole political correctness thing, increasingly censorship is very important. I think, I don't think they can, at this point, they don't feel they can win unless they censor ideas. And so we see that more and more. Back in the 1950s, Jews were all, all the big Jewish organizations were in favor of free speech.

@kmacd3333Now, they are not because they don't like what a lot of people are saying. Back in the 50s, there were a lot of Jewish communists who were being hauled up in front of senatorial committees, and they really wanted to claim to, you know, emphasize free speech. They were having, you know, professors had to sign loyalty oaths and so on.

@kmacd3333Nowadays, the ADL has led the charge against free speech. And so it's a huge change. And as you said, they have created this culture of the left. And I would emphasize, but what I emphasize in Culture of Critique, I think the most important chapter is immigration. I talk about Jewish advocacy for immigration going way back.

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@kmacd3333and they will be a majority you know if things continue on this course and Jews have traditionally voted on the left and they've always been on the left whether it's in the Republican Party they were the neoconservatives they advocated for immigration within the Republican Party they advocated a very powerful foreign policy on behalf of Israel and that's really what we see now you know they

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@kmacd3333I voted for Trump three times, but my God, I can't believe what he's done here. The Jewish influence was obvious. It makes me think of things like blackmail is going on here. Anyway, in my book, I talk about the rise of the left, the rise of Jews as an elite in America. With that, the culture of the left, which is the Jews have been on the left really ever since they stepped off the boat in America.

@kmacd3333And so we're seeing that now, whether in anthropology where Franz Boas, you know, pioneered this anti-racial movement, whether you look at the, you know, all the communist involvement in the 1930s, 40s,

@kmacd3333Jewish organizations desperate to get communists out because they knew it was just a disaster for them. But communists were well entrenched in major Jewish organizations until they were really purged in the late 40s and 1950s. I talk about psychoanalysis and especially the Frankfurt School. The Frankfurt School, I think, has been incredibly influential

@kmacd3333They're the ones that really, they're Marxists, standard issue Marxists, you know, it's all about class struggle and everything. But then they realized, well, the working class in Germany voted for Hitler. And they realized it was more about race and ethnocentrism. And so after that, the big enemy became white ethnocentrism.

@kmacd3333And that's where we're at now. I mean, that's that's a sort of thumbnail sketch of the whole thing.

Speaker 5Oh, go ahead. Oh, sorry. Just real quick. Can I ask you if you think that the predisposition of Jews to be towards the left outside of Israel anyway, do you think that it's because they have no sense of ownership over the countries they reside in and therefore they don't feel any responsibility to be careful with the society?

Speaker 5They don't feel any ownership of Speakers in the audience

@kmacd3333From how they perceive history, you know, in their view of history, I mean, educated Jews get this. They are told that, you know, Jewish history in the West started with the Romans destroying the Second Temple, the wars between Jews and Romans in the first century, second century. And then the church fathers in the fourth century, like St. John Chrysostom, just hating on Jews.

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@kmacd3333That was the end of the 19th century. And then the 20th century, the big event, of course, is the Holocaust. And that's embedded in Jews now. It's almost a religion, or it has been. And so that's, again, the way they see the West. They see us really as enemies. And they see themselves as only safe In the West, if you have diversity, that a multitude of ethnic groups, a multitude of religions and so on, that would ensure that Jews would be safe.

@kmacd3333That was the ideology coming out of World War II. And of course, that's exactly what they have pursued throughout the West, whether it's Sweden, France, Britain, all the countries of the West have been inundated now With massive numbers of immigrants, in most cases, the native indigenous populations will be, are going to be minorities in their own country, and they're going to be hated minorities.

@kmacd3333You already see so much anti-white hate out there. And, you know, it's in high places. You can see it on MSNBC, you can see it, you know, on X, I'm sure. and other places. So it's mainstream now. And, you know, I shudder for the time when white people are a minority and don't have the kind of power that we have now. Because, you know, I think of things like the Soviet Union, the early decades of the Soviet Union, Jews were a dominant elite.

@kmacd3333And you had mass murder of, you know, 25 million Russians.

@kmacd3333You had a government that was run by non-Russians. After World War II, they started to get more and more power. Then you started to see some anti-Jewish movements, and Jews became the big critics of the Soviet Union. They departed a lot of them for the West. Of course, it was part of the Cold War, and America encouraged all that.

@kmacd3333But, you know, it's quite a story. And, you know, you got to be afraid of the future as a white minority, because we're going to be hated. You know, you already see, you know, it's all about slavery. They never talk about so many of the things that whites have contributed to culture and civilization and everything else.

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Ian MalcolmUnbelieveable. And I'm kind of curious for your thoughts, Kevin, on the idea about how genetics plays into this, right? Is this something that is cultural and it's a manifestation of kind of this in-group preference and out-group psychopathy, as our co-host David Nietzsche would kind of suggest? And is it a manifestation, though, of the culture and it merely magnifies because of it?

Ian MalcolmIs there some kind of genetic angle? And I ask because obviously we always...

@kmacd3333It's in your face. I mean, people like Mark Levin, Ben Shapiro, and they are, you know, I was listening to Judge Napolitano today, and this guy, I guess it was, was it Rosenberg or something, just talking in your face and saying, you know, Trump has got to, you know, use troops on the ground against Iran and these evil animals and blah, blah, blah.

@kmacd3333And it's on Fox News, and it's crazy. But it's in your face. And yeah, as far as the genetics of it, ethnocentrism is definitely heritable. And Jews have been, you know, the basic origins are Middle Eastern. And the Middle Eastern culture is decidedly ethnocentric, decidedly kinship based. And I think of it as ethnocentrism central.

@kmacd3333and uh it's just you know it's always been that way and it's an act exact opposite of the culture of the west we are we tend towards individualism and and we we don't have extended kinship groups and that sort of thing jews throughout their history have had that they're very collectivist not individualist it's for the girly group you know what's good for the jews this is you know the cliche is and and so yeah it's terrible and it's it keeps

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@kmacd3333are the ones who ended up leading the community. And I wrote a whole paper on that, that the most extreme elements, the ones that are most ethnocentric are the ones that are pulling the rest of the community along. And we see that now within Israel, where you have the extreme right, people like Ben-Gavir, for example, and Smotrich, and Netanyahu and his whole government.

@kmacd3333They are the most extreme. Ednocentric Jews. They think nothing of murdering, slaughtering Palestinians. And now they're still attacking Gaza, flattening any building, flattening mosques, killing Palestinians. And on the West Bank, it's never been so bad. The settlers are going in there with guns and everything else, and the IDF is just standing around.

@kmacd3333They don't do anything. and so they're that the cleansing is continuing over there they reinforce it they support the settlers yeah they do and and uh they've actually trained them as well on how to use the weapons and attack and destroy yeah it's it's and it's something that america has supported you know with with guns uh subsidizing them uh diplomatic support you know the point the

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@kmacd3333He was talking non-intervention and everything. And all these neocons, these Jewish neocons, they bailed on him. People like Bill Kristol, Jennifer Rubin, Max Boot, they all quit supporting Trump because of non-intervention. That's absolutely horrible to these people. Intervention is the name of the game.

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@kmacd3333I don't trust him at all either on this topic.

Speaker 6You got Luknik and Kushner and Witkoff in there now.

@kmacd3333Yeah, Kushner and Witkoff, the two real estate agents doing our negotiating. There's a long tradition. America's negotiating anything when they do Israel, it's going to be done by American Jews. It goes way back.

Speaker 6Like Kissinger. Kissinger is one that comes to my mind.

@kmacd3333Yeah, exactly. And there's just a lot of examples of that. But it's hard to see a way out. But I do think that people are waking up, especially young people. The polls show that young people are very negative about Israel, very negative. And it's only going to get worse because nothing's... Nothing's slowing down in Israel.

@kmacd3333They are, if anything, speeding up. They want a regime change in Iran, and they're not going to stop until they get it. I'm not sure they can get it. I think Iran has basically boxed Trump into a corner. He's really screwed here. He can't really escalate. If he escalates, they'll bomb all those states along in the Gulf there.

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@kmacd3333They hated the memorandum of understanding. It gave Iran money. It gave them, you know, a control restrainer for moose and everything. Everything was, you know, so...

Speaker 6They did that during the first nuclear deal, the neocon Jews that hold the power. They tried to sabotage the first nuclear deal, and they got that done during Trump's first administration.

@kmacd3333Yeah. And that was a big deal. They got the agreement with the Obama administration. and they hated that and of course what's the first thing Trump does you know he rejects that and you know so that that's where we are Israel is just extremely aggressive I mean that's one of the traits you know I go I have a little section in the third edition here on

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@kmacd3333Their whole program is to change the demographics of the country. A small group like that. They want to change the demographics of the country, make it less white, bring in millions and millions of non-whites, that sort of thing.

@kmacd3333It's part of the stereotype that you use. You're pushy, aggressive. And it's really true. I think it goes way back. And I'll talk about some other psychological traits. I think Jews are prone to manic depression, more so than others. And especially the manic part, where you feel powerful, you feel confident, you can do anything.

@kmacd3333And Jews push themselves to the top. They help each other out. A big part of my book is ethnic networking, where Jews Speakers 1, 2, 3

@kmacd3333The rabbis who are very charismatic, they are very, they have this sort of acolytes. And at the extreme you have these Haredi Jews, you know, who just worship their rebbe, spelled differently. But they, you know, it's like a cult atmosphere. And that's what we see in Israel. Again, the most extreme people are leading the Jewish community now.

@kmacd3333And the American Jews that have a choice, can they either follow that or stop being part of the mainstream? And they're going to follow. They have followed it. I mean, you look at the AIPAC, you look at the ADL, they have staunchly defended Israel. And again, the whole idea of genocide is just horrible. How can you possibly say that?

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Ian MalcolmWhat the supremacists, the Jewish supremacists, are trying to do is to keep people within the confines of the left-right paradigm, to keep them convinced that it's, oh, this is an Israel thing or a Netanyahu thing or an AIPAC thing, rather than the supremacy conversation that we try to have, which is that, I mean, they control the television, they control the textbooks, they control the indoctrination of everybody's mind.

Ian MalcolmAnd I think that's what they're really trying to keep people off of. So I'm kind of curious for your thoughts on,

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@kmacd3333Jews on Comcast, NBC. Now you have David Allison, the son of Larry Allison. They've got billions and billions of dollars. They've bought up CBS. They want Paramount. They want to steal. They have huge influence now on TikTok. TikTok used to be a big pain and they were furious about TikTok. There was so much anti-Jewish, anti-Israel stuff probably on it and that's going to stop.

@kmacd3333Because Larry Ellison now, he's a staunch, you know, Zionist type. Very tight with Trump, by the way. And so, you know, I wrote back in 1998 in the book, I had a little section on Jews in the media. And I updated in this thing in 2026. It's about the same, really. The only network that's not really run by Jews. Speakers are Fox, but let's face it, they're the most pro-Israel, the most aggressive.

@kmacd3333The Murdochs, they're very staunchly on the side of the Zionists and neocons. You got people like Sean Hannity. Sean Hannity is just a hopeless neocon and worships Netanyahu. I remember listening to him on his radio show. Speakers 1, 2, 3

@kmacd3333I had so much influence. It's always a top-down thing. It comes from the top. You know, they got the universities, they got the media, the elite media, New York Times, for many years the Washington Post, and the TV networks. When I was a kid, there were exactly three networks, right? CBS, NBC, and then later ABC came along.

@kmacd3333And they were all owned by Jews. And then you had the Hollywood Studios, all owned by Jews. You know, in other words, the messages America's got for a hundred years came from them. And it was, you know, it was liberal, it was pro-Jewish, and then it morphed into pro-multicultural, pro-black and all that. But what I'm thinking is we have to also think about a top-down revolution.

@kmacd3333People like Elon Musk, and I think there's enough non-Jewish money in our country to really make a difference. Musk, I think, has shown some signs. He's not all the way there, certainly, and he's banned me from Twitter. I just established an account to get in here tonight.

@kmacd3333Anyway, he said some things. You know, he said the ADL talked about them being anti-white. He talked about, he said to apologize to the Jewish community. He went to Auschwitz, went to Israel and all that. But I think that his heart's in the right place. He's shown, you know, he's very much in favor of the Afrikaner refugees.

@kmacd3333He criticizes what happened in the UK. I don't think he likes the reform party of Nigel Farage, but the restore party of this guy Lowe, I forget his first name. In other words, his heart is on the right. He's a trillionaire, basically, and he can fund an election all by himself. He gave Trump $290 million, I believe. Of course, Miriam Adelson gave him $100 million too.

@kmacd3333Miriam Adelson, total neocon, pro-Israel and all that. But I think Musk really has his head screwed on right if I'm interpreting it all right. I know people object to that, but I think he's got his head in the right place, wants to do the right thing for the West, and sees it as endangered.

@kmacd3333He's from South Africa. He understands what happens when a country gives up its culture, gives up its political power. And we're seeing that now. Every congressional election, there's more and more non-whites in Congress. And it's just a gradual shift. But I think a top-down thing, American politics runs on money. You have to get people in there who can be supported, they can get the media.

@kmacd3333I'm hoping for a top-down kind of change in our elites, that we could jettison those people and establish a non-Jewish elite in this country that would be self-consciously pro-Western, if not pro-white.

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@kmacd3333You know, someone with huge money like that has an enormous responsibility. And don't be like Jeff Bezos and just spend it and conspicuous consumption. Be someone to stand up for your people. And he could change history. He could. And I'm hoping for that. But we'll see.

Ian MalcolmYeah, I've said that a lot. I think Elon... So if we just... Reviewed it from 50,000 feet. I look at him and I'm like, okay, if there was an ideal man, I call him the Manchurian capitalist, right? Because he's kind of gotten all these government contracts that have gotten his hands into digging underground, sending things into outer space, putting chips into people's minds and controlling the world's free speech platform or propaganda platform to which he appointed a member of that same community to run the app that is X.

Ian MalcolmI don't know, but I do agree, right? If he is a sincere person and if his head and his heart is in the right place, I mean, I think without being hyperbolic, I think Elon Musk could change the entire world by genuinely opening this app so that people like yourself don't have to go through all these hoops to share their ideas, right?

Ian MalcolmBecause in the free, let's say, exchange of ideas in what he called the digital town square, It's very clear that they can't compete because sunlight and truth seems to be the enemy of this kind of vampire. And so he could fix the world. I absolutely think that that's the case. I saw that TruthTeller had his hand up. I'm not sure if he had a question for you, Kevin.

@kmacd3333Yeah, sure. Thank you, Ian. And thanks for hosting. Thanks to Joanna and David. And Kevin, thanks for being here. I understand you went through quite a few hoops to be here, and I appreciate it. You made reference to the Frankfurt School that I actually was thinking about yesterday. I talked about it when we were discussing how the National Socialist Movement was formed to be antithetical to all of these subversive influences, such as, say, the Frankfurt School, which played a pivotal role in Germany as it runs counter to the main establishments there, to the nuclear family, to creating things like critical theory, which then later led to critical race theory.

@kmacd3333and how it really undermined and destroyed the societal fabric of the country, you know, while it was the Weimar Republic. And that was in addition to all the economic challenges Germany was facing at the time. High inflation, high unemployment, you know, just morally destroyed. And then, of course, they bring it over the generosity with the prostitution, the pimping and all that stuff, all that disgusting stuff.

@kmacd3333And I see it's just very much reminiscent of what we're facing today in different countries around the world and of all places, even in Morocco, where you see the king there. It was, I didn't realize just how www.youtube.com//youtube.com//youtube.com//youtube.com

@kmacd3333The question to you would be, you mentioned Herbert Marcuse, I think, and Max Horkheimer, etc. America's traditional values didn't just change on their own. It happened incrementally over many decades. There was a time, and I've done the deep dive. I've studied the likes of the Arnold Rothschilds, who just didn't care that gambling was illegal.

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@kmacd3333The Italians get all the heat when it comes to mafia. Nobody thinks about the kosher mafia, where they learn. You don't hear much about Marty Lansky, who never went to jail for any of his crimes, or the bugsy seagulls that invented Las Vegas City of Sin. People just kind of take that for granted. Jews wanted to create this environment where they could run pimping and prostitution and gambling and just, you know, a degenerate safe haven, essentially.

@kmacd3333So the question to you is, just going back to the Frankfurt School, how influential do you think they were when those professors all got kicked out? And then a lot of them actually came to these, you know, liberal universities, you know, the Columbia, UCLA, et cetera, in brainwashing the generation, you know, in the 30s, 40s, all the way up into World War II and gradually changing the mindset and going from traditional to liberal values.

@kmacd3333Yeah, I think that's a big part of the story. Frankfurt School kicked out of Germany. The first thing that the National Socialists did was

@kmacd3333If the law works for them, that's one thing. But if it doesn't, they will go around it, whether it's smuggling or any kind of, you know, the Jews are sort of famous for white collar crime, right? And that's really the attitude that laws are made to get around. It's really sort of a theme in the Talmud. You know, you have ways of getting around rules.

@kmacd3333And so it's a big part of Jewish culture.

@kmacd3333The Frankfurt School. And I think the biggest influence of Frankfurt School, though, was this idea that the problem that Jews have, because they were very ethnocentric, the problem is white ethnocentrism. And that became a mantra. And a big part of the Frankfurt School after World War II was to get influence on the networks.

@kmacd3333And of course, as I'm saying, All the networks were owned by Jews. They had influence on these people who were sort of offshoots of the Frankfurt School, like Samuel Flowerman. They would, you know, bet movies even to see if they were okay. So the idea is that the day after World War II, they realized media messaging was very important.

@kmacd3333You look at Their so-called scientific work, things like the authoritarian personality is complete garbage from a scientific point of view. It makes no sense at all. Based on this Freudian crap, everything is reversed, upside down, nutty. But then after World War II, they got into serious science because they wanted to influence public opinion.

@kmacd3333How do you influence public opinion? Well, you can't fool around when you do that. You have to really do some studies. and have an influence and they put their people in those networks and um you know so they the messages were getting honed this is the work of andrew joyce i cited extensively in my in the third uh the third issue edition in my book but that that's really a critical thing uh but as you say you know that uh jews have been attracted

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@kmacd3333and then they saved up to buy ships to run the transatlantic slave trade to make a fortune and then they of course got into usury at the global level where they installed the first central bank in Amsterdam and they created the Amsterdam Exchange and they were behind that too and then the rise and fall of the Dutch Empire British Empire now the same thing we're seeing with the American Empire it's always about accumulating wealth power control and then being able to of course take over from behind the scenes operate like a shadow government

@kmacd3333The government in these countries so people wouldn't see them at the forefront. They'd have like a human shield to shield them from their power and influence. Yeah, I think that's a good summary of Jewish strategy. They don't necessarily want to be president, but they want to be able to influence the president. Well, DJ was Jewish.

@kmacd3333Theodore Roosevelt had Jewish roots. So did FDR. Well, I have not investigated that. uh i wouldn't be surprised i guess but uh i did you did okay good for you you know how theodore roosevelt took power right they killed william mckinley he was the vice president just like lbj he didn't actually win an election and it wasn't like that before by the way where you where you're forced to pick a vp the way it worked by the even based on the first constitution the guy that became vp is the guy that came in second in voting so this way the president couldn't

@kmacd3333And then, as you know, by 1917, they got their Balfour Declaration after they destroyed the Ottoman Empire and then did the Armenian Genocide. Interesting. Yeah, I mean, I'm aware of most of that. And, you know, if you have something on Roosevelt's ancestry that I don't know about, I'd like to see it. Look into why they killed McKinley.

Speaker 6Thomas Dalton speculates about Roosevelt's ancestry in his book. The Jewish Role in Both World Wars, if you're interested in some literature. That's a great book.

@kmacd3333The Jewish Hand in World Wars, excellent book.

Speaker 6I don't know if they're actually Jewish, but I mean, there's just a little, you know, might be.

@kmacd3333Yeah, Thomas Sullivan, very good. And I have posted him on Occidental Observer. So here, the evidence is, William McKinley was investigating Northern security that was run by Speakers 1, 2, 3

@kmacd3333The guys pre-selected by Rothschild, similar to John D. Rockefeller, the Harriemans as well, etc. The guys whose names you hear about, the John Astors, etc., but there's a guy behind them, and that would be the Rothschilds. Yeah, I think that's another theme of Jewish history, is finding non-Jews who can... Jews are a small minority, they have to find allies.

@kmacd3333So if you're a new con, You know, you can't just expect a very small minority to dominate American foreign policy. You have to have some non-Jews who can step up. And so they've always promoted those kind of people, giving them forms, giving them good jobs. I mean, the infrastructure that the neocons created is very lucrative for many non-Jews.

@kmacd3333So if you want to be someone like Mike Huckabee, You will go right to the top.

@kmacd3333Someone who pimps for Israel and all that, they get preference. Their life is made a lot easier. That's why I say money is so important. All these Jewish movements are very well funded. If you're part of it, you're in this in-group. You can be assured of great appointments at good universities and your life is made easier.

@kmacd3333And so that's how it works.

@kmacd3333Money is really rude. That's why I emphasize that non-Jewish money could possibly fuel a new elite that would reject some of this stuff.

Speaker 5Do you think, Kevin, that the real fight then, because what we've seen so far is that... Well, it looks like the way Jews look at warfare is an attempt... Oh, you can't hear me. Kevin, can you hear my voice? I can't. I don't think we can hear you. I'm going to recycle you, Rabbi.

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Speaker 6Kevin MacDonald, I have a question about your book, or a point that you make in your book, if you can hear me.

@joann_marieKevin, can you hear other people?

Speaker 5Okay, I can hear people. Kevin, can you hear my voice now?

@joann_marieI don't think he can hear us. Let me message him. Yeah, no, I think Kevin... Oh, can you hear us now?

Speaker 5Can you hear us now, Kevin?

@joann_marieI'm going to message him.

Speaker 5Okay. All right. Because this is a really kind of important point, this whole idea of looking at the real fight as not people but money, making sure that more money is going out of the Jewish community into the non-Jewish community, into the white community, for example, instead of the vice versa. Because it looks like the way they're fighting is exactly that.

Speaker 5Their primary metric seems to be the amount of money that comes out of our community and goes into theirs.

@joann_marieI'm going to... Ian, should I remove Kevin from speakers and then hopefully... I also sent him an email.

Ian MalcolmYou can't hear any of us, huh?

@joann_marieI don't think he can hear us.

Ian MalcolmOkay.

@joann_marieOkay. Should I do that?

Ian MalcolmYeah, why don't we...

@joann_marieI'm scared now.

Ian MalcolmToday has been so glitchy. It seems like you can't hear anybody at the moment.

@joann_marieOkay, so I removed him, right?

Ian MalcolmI can hear you guys.

@joann_marieNo, I know, but maybe he's...

Ian MalcolmI don't know. Yeah, let's try, because it looks like he's got the mic open right now. Maybe we'll move him down and then invite him back up to speaker. And I also wanted to just call out, we have a bunch of people that are requesting, and so Yitz, we're going to get you up here, I promise, as the next speaker to ask Kevin a question after Rabbi gets to ask his.

Ian MalcolmSo I don't want you to feel slighted. We will get you up here, Mr. Yitzhak. Going to be excited for that, but hopefully we'll get Kevin back up here momentarily.

@joann_marieOkay, I removed him from today. Has been an insane amount of glitches, so I apologize, everyone. All right, there he is. And while he comes back, guys, please repost this space. And if you guys go to it, I will also repost it and also bookmark it. It helps so much with the algorithm. This is such a great experience.

Ian MalcolmAnd this would not have been possible. I want to thank Miss Joanne above everybody. Not only did she help to set this up initially, but was going back and forth with Kevin a million different ways to try and make sure that he was able to join us. She is the co-hostess with the absolute mostest. She is unbelievable. Everybody should give her a big follow.

Ian MalcolmGive her lots of love, as always. And Kevin, with that being said, is the audio working for you?

@joann_marieAlso, you're muted, Kevin.

Speaker 5Kevin, can you hear our voices?

@joann_marieKevin?

Speaker 2Oh, no.

Speaker 5They really don't want this guy talking on Twitter.

@joann_marieI know.

@joann_marieIt must be so frustrating for him as well. You know, he's been trying, like, we tried for like an hour, so I...

@kmacd3333I can filibuster for a minute. Okay, go for it. Kevin is of the notion that you can bring in, say, non-Jewish money to try to beat the Jews at their own game. I'll tell you why that to me does not seem like a feasible idea, because these people have access to unlimited money. There's just no point. www.youtube.com.au

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@kmacd3333You were listening. Great. Yeah, I was presenting the flip side to the argument. You can't outspend these people. They control financial resources. You've got to boycott their systems and just think outside of the box. You can show them... ...is vulnerable with all these government contracts and everything. Yeah. And they can take all that away anytime they want.

@kmacd3333They can take all that away if he doesn't play ball. They'll bring him back to Israel so he can do another humiliation ritual, be reminded of who he answers to, you know, be it another Rabbi Pinto, Ben Shapiro session.

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@kmacd3333Tesla was going to be bankrupt in 2018. If it wasn't for China, China saved him. They built him his gigawatt factory there for in 10 months. It's a minimal cost, low interest loans, and he had Chinese financiers that helped him as well. Half of his cars come from China. He has no chance of even making a dime of profit without all the government kickback credits for electric vehicles in the first place.

@kmacd3333So that was a failed company, and SpaceX doesn't exist without In-Q-Tel that initially financed it, and all the NASA contracts and government contracts. So this guy was pre-selected to be at the forefront because he's an immigrant goy from South Africa that made it. Claims that he grew up broke. That's a lie. His father had so much money.

@kmacd3333He once said that he had a hard time closing the safe because they had so much cash. They owned a pearl farm. So he's loaded. Or a gem farm. I forget what it was in South Africa. If you're owning a mine in South Africa, you're definitely in line with the tribe because they control the diamond mines in South Africa, among other mines too.

@kmacd3333They wield extreme amount of influence and power there. That's where he comes from. There were no accidents here. He didn't randomly just move to Canada, get a degree. Oh yeah, he's just great at physics and engineering. He's solving these problems with trying to land rockets. China already does that better than he does anyway at a fraction of the cost.

@kmacd3333And they build better electric cars than he does. And they have better apps like WeChat. So there's nothing special about Elon. He's preselected just to give the GOI false hope at best. And I'll still give credence or credit that, hey, at least all of us got to meet on his app for now until... Well, I hope it never happens.

@kmacd3333We lose that privilege. Well, in general, I have it, but he's no savior. We have to save ourselves and remind ourselves we have agency and solve the problems that are within our grasp. Obesity is an easy one. Overcoming, you know, all these trials, tribulations with degeneracy, like this homosexual, LGBTQ problem, transgenderism problem, you know, impact to the nuclear family.

@kmacd3333These are all problems that are fixable. You don't need politicians to just make laws because people find ways to trans... and they're not going to anyway.

@kmacd3333Well, I think that we have to try everything, okay? And, you know, I think establishing white communities, you know, there's Eric Arvall down in Arkansas, and we have a community up here in Northern Idaho. People on page feel part of a community. Obviously, we don't have the kind of power that you have to have really to change the culture and society, but

@kmacd3333um try everything you can that's all i can say and i that's why i even though you know i agree a lot about musk that i don't i don't think um you should give up on him i think he has some good instincts and uh he's got a huge amount of money that he should be able to Have an influence. His money's tied up in stock. You already know.

@kmacd3333Most of his money comes from Tesla and SpaceX. He's not liquid. Even X, he couldn't buy X. He couldn't afford $44 billion to buy the app. He needed investors. He put in about 10 or 12, and the rest comes from Saudis. Larry Ellison's on his board, by the way. He's one of the investors in this app, among other kosher financiers.

@kmacd3333So he's not liquid. And they could bring his stock to zero or take over his company anytime they want. So he's vulnerable that way. Yeah, I'm sure he's got vulnerabilities. He did manage to give $290 million to Trump. So it's not like he doesn't have any liquidity. He's got quite a bit. Anyway, I'm open. But what does that say that he gave money to Trump?

@kmacd3333Let's not argue about that.

@joann_marieThat's not a strength that he gave money to Trump.

@kmacd3333Can you imagine a world with Kamala Harris as president? Unfortunately, I can't and do anything to stop people like that. You gotta do it.

Ian MalcolmAnyway... Kevin, out of curiosity, how do you, given your kind of purview in the history of watching all of this unfold, what do you think is probably going to come from the continued conflict with I think Trump's in a box.

@kmacd3333I don't think he's got any good options here. And he keeps lying, basically, and moving the markets with great regularity. And now he's selling inside information on what his posts are going to be on Truth Social. I mean, the guy, you know, he's really corrupt and more so than I ever imagined before, but he is. And I think he's in a box.

@kmacd3333He can't leave and he can't escalate. And, you know, Netanyahu and the Israelis are not going to allow him in the neocons in this country. Speakers 1, 2, 3

Ian MalcolmThat'll get really unpopular really quickly if they go that route. I saw the commentary around the B-1 bomber prospectively being flown over Iran, which obviously a stealth bomber, which is all kinds of scary for a million reasons. Real quick question before I go to Yitz, who I know has one for you. On the idea of the corruption, you were mentioning the

Ian MalcolmThe early access to tweets that they're basically going to sell off of Truth Social. It feels like something like that is so flagrantly corrupt, right? That they're full-on advertising their corruption to the markets and to the masses, right? Is any of this, in your opinion, intentionally gaslighting of the masses, right?

Ian MalcolmBecause that one feels so... They're just beating everybody over the head to the point of perhaps demoralization. Speakers 2.0

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Ian MalcolmWith that being said, why don't we go to, so I just preface this, Kevin. So Yitz is one of, I call him my favorite Jew on X. He's always very polite. He shares a very different worldview than I do. Always has some interesting questions. Sometimes they're gaslighting, but nonetheless, again, he's always very polite. And so with that, Yitz, I know you were very excited to get to ask Mr. MacDonald a question.

Ian MalcolmSo the floor is yours, my friend.

Speaker 3Thank you, Ian. Thank you for the mic. And it is a pleasure speaking with Professor Kevin MacDonald. The point I want to make is that you are very famous. Your books are pretty renowned. But if I may say so, the series is a little simplistic.

@kmacd3333What did you like about his books, Yitzhak?

Speaker 3It's basically that we Jews are a monolith, and we only have one strategy, which is Marxism. That's not true. He didn't write that.

Speaker 6You're just lying about his book, though.

Speaker 3That's what I thought it would be. Have you actually read his books, Yitzhak, or are you just making it up? I have not read them.

Speaker 1So you're making it up today? Why are you doing this?

Speaker 5And now you're saying you haven't read them. It's like there was a delta of 20 seconds between those two statements.

Speaker 3No, no, it's a synopsis. But what is more important...

Speaker 6But hold on, K-Mac goes over several different intellectual movements that aren't Marxist, like the neocons, etc.

@nietzsche258918And a synopsis usually comes after you read the book.

Speaker 6That's a huge straw man. He debated an actual academic that made this straw man point named Nathan Kovtis and just destroyed him. He just destroyed Nathan Kovtis and made the same point you did.

Speaker 3I have a different perspective. I believe Natan Kovtis did a great job.

@joann_marieI think you should read that book and then make your mind up.

Speaker 3I think you need to read the book before you can talk about it. The more pertinent question is this. Did Kevin Have you read the Tanakh, the Hebrew Bible?

Speaker 5I don't watch Fiddler on the Roof and then start challenging Jews about the Tanakh.

Speaker 3I admit that I haven't read his book, so you're right. I apologize. I don't mean to judge one to conclusions, but Kevin, have you read the Tanakh? Yes.

@kmacd3333I wrote my first book on Judaism.

@kmacd3333This third chapter, I guess, was on the Tanakh. But this English translation, I don't speak Hebrew or read it.

Speaker 3Okay, okay. So it's your theory, and you can unpack it for us. I don't want to misrepresent it. But if it's applied in the Tanakh, do you find it in the Bible, your in-group strategy? Evolutionary strategy that we apparently have against our non-Jews. Have you located that in the Bible?

@kmacd3333Absolutely.

@kmacd3333I suggest you read the chapter in my book, My First Book, 1994. Going to that, I mean, my view is that God is nothing more than a Jewish sheep. You know, that is what, you know, books like Ezra and Nehemiah, You see this intense concern about intermarriage, a very important theme in the Old Testament. And anyway, that's my view.

Speaker 3Well, thank you. Thank you, Kevin. I would just push back. I would say that there was such a thing called conversion in Judaism. King David's grandmother, for example, was a Moabite. And so it's not a racial perspective, it's more of a religious perspective. And what makes Judaism, in my opinion, because of its tribalism, it's actually more universal than Christianity or Islam, for example.

Speaker 3In those traditions, you have to have an ideological alignment with a belief.

@nietzsche258918We all get that universal feeling from Jews, yeah.

Speaker 5How is something that's limited by who your mother is be universal?

Speaker 3How does that work exactly? I'm unpacking it. The reason is because... We don't care if you're Chinese, if you're Japanese, it doesn't matter. What matters is the decency and the moral character of every individual.

@joann_marieThis is nonsense, dude.

Speaker 6Some Jew telling us how universalist their religion is. I mean, Mr. MacDonald talks about this in his book. He's detailed it in three books, how morally particularist you people are. I mean, you people think it's in the book of Isaiah. You people think that God specifically picked you to guide the Gentile nations, and that's something Jews over and over again use to justify their supremacy.

Speaker 6K-Mac talks about it a lot, that specific chapter in Isaiah.

Speaker 3It has nothing to do with supremacy. Well, what does that mean?

Speaker 6God picks you to guide the Gentiles. God picks you to be a light amongst the nation. That's what you think Israel is.

Speaker 5Yes, first off, it's something... Yitzhak, since you guys have such better morality, do you think that it's time for us to revisit our stance against genocide? Because Judaism is explicitly pro-genocide. Are we not genociding enough, in the Jewish opinion?

Speaker 3No, no, no, no. There was no genocide. Judaism created the concept of B'Tselem Elohim.

@kmacd3333I mean, there was no Holocaust, right?

@kmacd3333Why is it you seek to enforce the Noahide laws on the Goy, but the Jews get a pass when they don't abide by the 613 mitzvahs or the Noahide themselves because they're allowed to be atheists and still be considered Jewish? Isn't that an hypocrisy in your faith?

Speaker 3The Noahide laws are just practical precepts. Don't kill, don't steal, don't eat the flesh off a living animal. It's common sense and everyone practices it. As I've explained, I believe it might have been in your space, actually, truth teller. I explained that idol worship is okay, according to the Zohar, as long as you're not worshiping pacifically in rebellion against God.

Speaker 3But here's the point I wanted to make with Kevin.

@kmacd3333I would like to enjoy... You mean idol worship to rebel against God?

Speaker 3Is that what you just said? If you're pacifically worshiping idols despite God, then you're in trouble.

@joann_marieDo you literally worship or won't you?

Speaker 3But listen, everyone, truth teller, I can speak with you anytime. Kevin, I don't know how long he's going to be on X. I agree, I agree.

Ian MalcolmWhy don't you and Kevin have a back and forth here?

Speaker 3Thank you, thank you. Thank you, Ian. So, before I hear Kevin's response, I just want to add that in Judaism, there's B'tzelem Elohim, everyone created in the divine image. We pray three times a day in the 19th brakha of the Amida, the Sim Salome, on behalf of the Gentile nations, three times a day. And anyone can convert to it.

Speaker 3We don't believe in any... Sorry, there was a call coming in. We don't have any ideological supremacy. Anyone can be a righteous god and own a spot in an alam haba. The world to come, as long as they are a good person. So in that sense, because my Judaism is so tribal, it's actually universal. It's counterintuitive, but this is an interesting insight that I've had.

Speaker 3And I would appreciate your response now, Kevin.

@kmacd3333Well, I think Jews historically have been very, they have lived apart. These people have showed up all alone, as it says in the Tanakh. And they have what you call a particularist morality, that is very different morality for Jews and non-Jews. Whether it's lending money or slavery or anything, there are very different laws, killing, stealing.

@kmacd3333So it's very much an in-group morality. Where outgroups are disfavored and the in-group is, you know, the standard, the moral standard of what is good. And it's very unlike Kant's categorical imperative, doing rather is basically the golden rule that you can make it a universal law.

@kmacd3333They are profoundly particularist.

Speaker 3That's a very decent response. I would respectfully, however, push back. I would say, number one, that you don't see Haredim or Hasidic Jews flying planes in the buildings. Freedom of worship in every Christian church. I'm not speaking with you, Truf. I'm speaking with Kevin, please. Oh, they can't multitask. I didn't hear your first point.

@kmacd3333What's your first point?

Speaker 3So the first point, Jews don't commit acts of violence as some radical Muslim groups do.

@joann_marieThey're only committing genocide.

@kmacd3333Why did Leftahor get kicked out of the U.S., Canada, Guatemala? Nobody. I don't like them either. Is it because they assimilated or because they were molesting kids doing forced pregnancies and child trafficking?

Speaker 3Yes, those people are trife.

@kmacd3333They were Hasidic Jews, weren't they? Those were Hasidic Jews.

Speaker 3They're kapos. They don't represent... They're Hasidic Jews, aren't they? You're derailing the conversation. You're picking out a selective group.

@kmacd3333Jewish terrorist groups that are molesting kids. I think that's a big deal. Maybe you don't.

Speaker 3No, no, no. It is a big deal. It's unfortunate, and I condemn that.

@kmacd3333So why haven't Jews around the world...

@nietzsche258918This guy is back working for Benjamin Netanyahu. So, how is that not a different set? In fact, I don't even think, I think Particulous Morality actually is a morality because if it's not Universalism, it's not morality at all, right? I mean, the Kant's, I love that our friend just mentioned Kant's Categorical Imperative, which is, act as though it was a universal law.

@nietzsche258918Well, where did that come from? That came from the fact that we all are defined by our... Subscribe for more!

@nietzsche258918We get to commit genocide as long as we say that it's not, as though the words change anything. That is ridiculous. So explain to me, Tom Alexandrovich and the genocide and how that makes you moral. Isn't that the ultimate expression of supremacism?

Speaker 3Okay, okay. First off, everyone is free to Google what happened with Marco Leifel. Yes, he was not exodited back to Australia, but he's now in Israeli prison.

@joann_marieAfter a few moments, half of the people in the West Bank tell the entire story.

Speaker 3Let me continue. If you ask me to respond, then you don't have me.

@nietzsche258918I said Tom Aleksandrovich, so try to remember that name when you respond.

Speaker 3I'm going to get to that. He's going to end up probably like Marco Leifold.

Speaker 3No, David, no. I don't know why non-Jews, anti-Semites, think that Israelis want pedophiles running on our streets. It doesn't make any sense.

@kmacd3333It's the highest concentration of pedophiles in the world.

Speaker 3It's a fact.

@kmacd3333You have the sexual terrorism law that legalizes pedophilia against Palestinians.

Speaker 3You don't believe in the moon landing, so I wanted to... Nobody landed on the moon.

Ian MalcolmWe're now talking about the moon landing. You know he was losing when he brought up the moon landing.

Speaker 3I'm saying if he doesn't believe in the moon landing, he's not maybe telling the truth. I believe it's a genocide in Gaza. How does that count? So as I've mentioned before plenty of times, and we're going over the same topics now, but as I've mentioned, 600,000 children vaccinated for polio by the IDF. Humanitarian Zones Not Destroyed, Sinwall Saved from a Brain Tumor, Sinwall Saved from a Brain Tumor, Sinwall Saved from a Brain Tumor, Sinwall Saved from a Brain Tumor, Sinwall Saved from a Brain Tumor, Sinwall Saved from a Brain Tumor, Sinwall Saved from a Brain Tumor, Sinwall Saved from a Brain Tumor, Sinwall Saved from a Brain Tumor,

Speaker 3The Golden Rule about treat everyone equally, that came from Jesus, who was Jewish, of course. And all of you can read the Rambam and Avadim and Yuhamot 12.4. Well, it says there's not going to be any Gentile slaves. There was no mistreatment with Gentiles, never in our history. And, you know, what the Rambam talks about, when you read about the ancient people that would be mistreated, it was about...

Speaker 3It was about heretical Jews and Gentiles who sacrificed their own children. It does not apply to modern Gentiles. That is my response.

Ian MalcolmI don't know if there was a question there, Kevin, but if you could discern one, go for it.

@kmacd3333Again, what you say doesn't detract from the fact that There's just an overwhelming amount of evidence of double moral standards. It's an ingroup morality. It's antithetical to the Western tradition. I noticed that, for example, Tucker Carlson talks about this, that the hate based on race, the Palestinians, so the children are as much targets as

@kmacd3333As women and older men and everything else, there's just a different moral sense that goes along with Judaism and slavery. I mean, non-Jewish slavery is certainly not against the Jewish tradition, but Jewish slaves are treated very differently than non-Jewish slaves. There's just one, many examples that you see in Jewish law, whether there's theft or anything else.

@kmacd3333And that you see this double standard of morality. And the idea that you can't inform on other Jews, no matter what they do. I mean, that's something, you know, that it's a tribal in-group morality. If you do that, you know, that would be an ultimate contravention of Jewish custom and would probably be certainly grounds to expel a Jew from the community or worse.

@kmacd3333And, you know, there's all kinds of, I have a chapter in my first book, actually most of the stuff relevant to what we're talking about is in my first book. The, you know, for example, economically, The Jews couldn't interfere with a monopoly of another Jew. So again, you had this in-group morality. Now, if it was a Gentile, of course you could.

@kmacd3333So it's just a different mindset. And it's something that has served the Jews very well, I think. I've often said that collectivist groups can out-compete individuals for obvious reasons. They're on page. There's more of them. You have people, you know, contributing from far-flung, you know, they have a sense of tribal, of group identity that informs what they do.

@kmacd3333So, you know, it's very effective, shall we say. And that's what we saw, you know, the Culture of Critique had these Jewish intellectual movements. They weren't individualist movements. They were collectivist. Speakers 1, 2, 3

@kmacd3333Are you on the page with the group or not? And if you weren't, they would just throw you out. They wouldn't necessarily argue with you. They'd call you a homosexual or something, but they wouldn't have some kind of empirical test or anything. They didn't shoot all that. And again, with the Frankfurt School, they didn't care.

@kmacd3333The truth was far from what they were interested in there, an authoritarian personality. They didn't care.

@kmacd3333Manufactured this world, and I think that's a part of Jewish history that people don't think about too much, but Jewish truth is consensus within the Jewish community. So you have a group of rabbis that agree about something, that that is what it is. The outside world doesn't matter. It's what they, their interpretation.

Speaker 6and that that is essentially what truth is if you don't buy it they're just going to get rid of you that's all um that's that's precisely that's precisely what i wanted to ask you about mr mcdonald because it seems like most of the intellectual movements that you've discussed in your book just straight up committed fraud like i think one would be franz boas like he completely faked his skull measuring that you mentioned and i was gonna i was gonna ask like how does that contrast with

Speaker 3The ancient Greeks also rejected empirical evidence. And we Jews of 0.2% of the global population were definitely not the majority. I would also implore you, Kevin, to study more of the Rambam.

@kmacd3333He had a very different criticism.

Speaker 3The Rambam? Okay, okay.

@joann_marieI don't think he was asking anything to you. He was talking to Kevin.

Speaker 6Yeah, I don't care about what some Jew... I don't care about some Jew doing, like, defense of his people or something.

Speaker 7The Rambam said that's the truth.

Speaker 6No one wants to hear you defend your people. I wanted to hear Mr. MacDonald because he discussed in detail in a book, which you said you didn't read, about how your people actually operate. And the way that they operated was rejecting the way that Westerners traditionally do science, which is actually doing science. Every single Jewish intellectual movement that Mr. McDonald discussed, they systematically lied and committed fraud on principle.

Speaker 6Mr. McDonald talks a lot about Jewish ethnocentrism. Mr. McDonald, I think you can correct me if I'm wrong, but if I'm not mistaken, the dialect of enlightenment and the authoritarian personality was published by the Jewish American Congress, right?

@kmacd3333By the American Jewish Committee, I believe.

Speaker 6American Jewish Committee, yes.

@kmacd3333The thing about science, real science, is that you can defect from it. You're free to come, free to go. And so if you see some new data that challenges some orthodoxy, you can go there. That was never the case with these Jewish movements. There was an orthodoxy and you were either in or you were out. And if you didn't buy the basic ideas, you were out.

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@kmacd3333Evaluates data on his own, makes up his mind, and you can defect. And you see that in psychology. I used to see that people would change their views. For example, behaviorism. When I got in, it first became a little acquainted with psychology. Behaviorism was sort of king. But then you started to see the rise of cognitive psychology because

@kmacd3333The biology, look at DNA structure. You know, they came up, Watson and Crick came up with that. Well, you know, you could defect from that if you wanted, but the evidence was overwhelming. And all the research continues to build on that. So that's what real science is. It's something that you can, it's individualist, fundamentally, where you can dissent from it.

@kmacd3333and not be excoriated as a heretic.

Speaker 6You see that behavior in a lot of other Jewish intellectual movements about forming this orthodoxy around A central figure, movements you don't even mention in your book, like one of them being the objectivist with Ayn Rand, right? If you defected from Ayn Rand, you would... Yes, yes, that's another infamous example. I'm glad you mentioned biology because I believe the second chapter in your book is Boesian anthropology and the people that came after that.

Speaker 6Luontan and Goode, just complete academic fraud, just tried to... I don't remember what Levantine called his theory, but they were rejecting biological differences between races, and Goode tried to just reject the idea of general intelligence and IQ testing, and you said the chapter on immigration is the most important.

Speaker 6Do you think that those two, the rejecting of race and the eventual open borders, do you think those two things... Speakers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11,

@kmacd3333All educated people understand now there's no such thing as racial differences. And, you know, that's the thing. It was common knowledge that it was dogma. And, you know, when people started objecting, when I was a graduate student, sociobiology came along, E.O. Wilson. And boy, was there, there was a huge pushback against that.

Speaker 6Yes, with Arthur Jensen and Rushton and Lynn.

@kmacd3333The whole IQ thing, and Phil Rushton and Jensen, and they were treated as heretics, I must say. And then, you know, gradually they couldn't publish in mainstream journals.

Speaker 6That took like a Gentile versus Jew form, you know, because most of the sociobiologists and race realists were Gentiles and the ones rejecting the reality of race were mostly Jews and you had like a clash there with Jews and Gentiles and you discussed that in your immigration chapter with Madison Grant fighting against, you know, or not Madison Grant, I'm sorry, but the race realist anthropologists battling with the Jewish ones even going into the 1910s and 20s and that kind of, you know, re-showed its face.

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Speaker 6This is the last question I got to ask you, and then I'm just going to stop talking so other people can. This is a common straw man that is of your theory, and I just wanted you yourself to address it. Is it actually true that you treat Jews as a monolith? And is it actually true that like if there's a couple right wing Jews there?

@kmacd3333Well, you know, people said that at times, but it's ridiculous. I say it all the time. Jews disagree with each other. They're different. You know, neo-con Jews have battles with, you know, liberal Jews, say. And the Stalinist communists had battles with the Trotskyists. And, you know, there's just no consensus on those things.

Speaker 6You describe it in your book. The chapter on communism to psychoanalysis to the Frankfurt School to the civil rights movement. These are all different things, and they're all deviating from each other. You're describing how the Jewish opinion changed in response to, frankly, World War II and the rise of Nazism. It's the opposite of a monolith.

Speaker 6You're describing an evolution of thought.

@kmacd3333Yeah, and there's a lot of disagreement within the Jewish community, but there is a broad agreement. You know, someone like Larry Oster, you know, was very much opposed to immigration and all that. Now you got, what's his name in the Trump administration? Stephen Miller.

Speaker 6Stephen Miller.

@kmacd3333Yeah, so there's some differences there. But in general, you have to look, where's the power of the Jewish community? Where's the power? And it's definitely on the side of immigration multiculturalism. So that, you know, and that's another thing where, you know, I get into it with Kofness, you know, the... He thinks everything's IQ.

@kmacd3333Well, if every level of IQ, there are a lot more non-Jews than Jews. You can't explain it that way.

Speaker 6But you discuss IQ all the time in your books. Like everything that he brought up, you had already discussed. That's why the whole Kofnis thing never really, it was just, you discussed Jewish IQ and all these other things in your first book. It was, I don't, you know, so I think he only read the third book. He didn't read the others.

@kmacd3333Yeah, he didn't, but he had the gall to say that because I refuted Culture of Critique, that means everything he ever wrote on Jews was wrong.

Speaker 6This is absolutely nonsensical, and you, there... The third, this last edition is a 40% increase of the last one, correct? And I noticed a lot of stuff in this third edition addressed a lot of the things Kofner said, specifically about like Boaz and how, because Kofner was claiming Boaz was like some German patriot or something, and you addressed that thoroughly.

@kmacd3333And you look at the actual evidence for that, and this was a German-American community in New York City. The people who ran it were Jews. and you know the people like Jacob Schiff was funding Boas and and you know there's just a huge thing there but the what I want to say about about monolithic or not is there are times you know in certain issues you have to look at where the power of the Jewish community is you can always find dissenters

@kmacd3333Speakers 1, 2, 3

@kmacd3333Statement, but it's essentially true. That's how they think. And we've got to think in those terms as well for our own groups. And that's what's been prohibited, basically. We can't say, we want to advance the interests of white people, say. That's anathema to the current zeitgeist. But Jews, basically, always doing that.

@kmacd3333That's good for the Jews, but there's...

Speaker 6The Neocons are a perfect thing that you brought up and talked about because the Neocons were all former Trotskyite leftists that then became Neocons because they were concerned about, you know, they saw the Soviet Union wasn't going to be able to protect the Jews anymore. Now they got to become, you know, these Speakers 1, 2, 3

Speaker 6Did John Mearsheimer's book, The Israel Lobby, influence a lot of that when it came to the neocons?

@kmacd3333Absolutely. I think, well, it should. And of course, it was, you know, they talk about these two elite college professors, Harvard and University of Chicago, and they're asking, shoddy research, you know, come on. They never even had any examples of that. These guys, you know, were very cautious, very... Well-read and very convincing, I think.

@kmacd3333But yeah, their work is very important. And I think, you know, Mearsheimer has really continued this, especially Mearsheimer.

Speaker 6I heard he's coming out with a second edition this year. It's like a 20-year anniversary. He's going to come out with a second edition of Israel Lobby. That's what I've heard. Yeah. I think he said something like that.

@kmacd3333Oh, I got to see that. Me too. DavidNietzsche2310, Raed Jamal رائد جمال, Heidi La Levantine, IQviaJQ

Speaker 6Thank you very much.

Speaker 3I have a few more questions for Kevin.

Ian MalcolmWhy don't we do this? You get 60 seconds to add a comment or a question and then we're going to go to David. But it's got to be aimed at Kevin and be productive.

Speaker 3Yeah, thank you, because I do have to go really soon. So I just wanted to clarify a few things real quick. First off, the Rambam famously said, the truth is the truth, no matter what its source. He loved the Greeks, for example, Aristotle, Einstein, clearly did science, many Jewish scientists. I would also add that...

@kmacd3333I'm not saying no Jews are scientists.

Speaker 6All of that previous discussion just went over that Jew's head. The only thing this guy was thinking the whole time is how am I going to get up here and defend the Jews in front of the big, bad, anti-Semite McDonald's.

Speaker 3I only have a few moments. Please allow me to respond. As far as the Jewish IQ compared to many non-Jewish IQs, it's about just a piece and tell.

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Speaker 6But I did, and Mr. MacDonald wrote the book, which is that these guys, to subvert Gentile society, committed fraud when doing their theories. That was the point. And they did it on their own. Sorry, you can look at it this way, but...

@kmacd3333I certainly never say that there are no Jewish scientists. There are good Jewish scientists.

Speaker 3Good, good.

@kmacd3333Even Einstein. Einstein was a strong Zionist, very strong identified Jew. But... he was a scientist okay i'm not going to dispute that um you know because he was trying to figure out how how things worked uh and you can dissent from that uh if you want but you know what i talked about were these jewish movements were collectivist movements um you know within the social sciences basically

@kmacd3333How I would object to that, though, is when Jews are allowed to be doctors, professors, all the rest, where do they center their energy on? What is it they're trying to solve? So, Magnus Hirschfeld, he became a surgeon. What did he do with it? Was he trying to save lives with it? Or, say, become an orthopedic surgeon and save lives?

@kmacd3333No. He got into transgenderism. Or, for instance, hold on, let me finish. You mentioned the Frankfurt School as well, Max Horkheimer. Where did he put his energy into trying to solve society's problems? No, in fact, what he did was...

@kmacd3333Speakers 1, 2, 3.

@kmacd3333And then you had, again, the Jewish sociology style professors, Magnus Hirschfeld likes, and coming to America, what did they do? They contributed towards the degeneracy of the society. So yes, there are talented, intelligent Jews out there, but they put their energy and talents towards destroying society. You have talented, energetic Goy out there, they put their talents towards...

@kmacd3333I would like to finish my statement for Kevin because then I do have to go.

Speaker 3If I can have a few more seconds, Ian, I would appreciate it. So, he was unfortunately mentally ill. So I wanted to add to Kevin that... I wanted to say that... It makes sense that you would think that he was mentally ill. Can I please respond real quickly?

@kmacd3333I wanted to say that... Okay, okay.

Speaker 3I wanted to say, if I can have a chance, please. I wanted to say that Israel may solve cancer someday, for example. And we created... You experiment with the Palestinians. Oh, please, please, Ian. Please, the panel. Fifteen seconds, yes. We are the people who created the Western civilization, Christianity as an extension to... Western civilization existed before Jews did.

@kmacd3333We added the ethical element...

@kmacd3333You added the S-element? Are you fucking kidding me?

Speaker 3You people dealt slaves for a thousand years. And without us, everyone here on this panel would be half-naked pagans worshipping the stars and moon.

@kmacd3333They would not be worshipping the sun. You didn't even start monotheism, that's another lie.

@nietzsche258918Thank you, Yitz. Thank you. Enough comic relief for the space. Right, right. Aristotle, no, not Aristotle. You, I get it. Socrates, not you. Plato, not you. By the way, for everyone else... Whenever they talk about being the imprimatur of their own pieces of paper, don't interrupt me, Yitz. Whenever they talk about this, I always ask them, okay, let's do it.

@nietzsche258918Let's start with music. Mozart and Beethoven, go. They got nothing. Shakespeare, Cervantes, go. They got nothing. I can do this all the way down. And by the way... We can even do it in physics. I've got Isaac Newton. The second greatest genius of all time? No. And of course, he just wiped out the history, the DNA of Western civilization with Aristotle.

@nietzsche258918Are you kidding? He invented logic, for goodness sakes. You wouldn't even have that. Talk about living in the Stone Age. What have you ever created, said Henry Ford? Nothing. What do you have to teach people? Nothing. What? Mass extermination and out-group psychopathy. That's it, my friend. So it's just absolutely comical.

@nietzsche258918We can go... And by the way, we can keep going. Who sounds like a supremacist? Hold on. I'll do this. I'll do philosophy. Immanuel Kant and Aristotle. What do you got? Go! Who's your... Come on. Who? Come on. Go.

Speaker 3Spinoza, for example.

@nietzsche258918Spinoza. Who? Spinoza was a Cartesian. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Spinoza was a Cartesian. He basically was derivative of Descartes. He himself admitted this. So basically you have Winoza who's saying I massively inferior Descartes, who by the way isn't at the level of Aristotle, not even at the level of Immanuel Kant, or John Locke that came before him.

@nietzsche258918Dude, you have invented nothing, created nothing. The fact that you give yourself pieces of paper doesn't mean what you do is expressed out in phenomenal existence. in no way, shape, not in engineering, not in computer science, nothing, none of this. I'm sorry, dude, this is just embarrassing for you.

Speaker 3Take the L. It's very ironic that he calls me the supremacist. Okay, Gates, we're going to, okay, Gates, it's not your turn.

@joann_marieI'm going to try to be nice.

Speaker 3You get 10 seconds to ask a question.

Ian MalcolmIf not, we're going to move on to the next speaker. Yes, thank you.

Speaker 3Yes, yes, yes. So my final three-part question for Kevin. Number one, if we can- No, no, not three-part.

Ian MalcolmYou get one question.

Speaker 3All three of them are good, and then Kevin can respond. I promise I'll be quiet. I promise Ian I can say these three points, and then I'll be quiet. Okay, okay, so apparently we control Trump and want mass immigration, yet he sealed the border. The Wizard of Oz is another great example, just not one example of us trying to subvert the culture.

Speaker 3So I would like him to find a scene in The Wizard of Oz where we try to subvert the culture. And finally, as him being a Christian, all of the prophecies point to the redemption, us returning to the land of Israel. Jeremiah 31 says that God would never choose another people unless the laws of physics change. So I would like him to answer those three questions, and thank you.

@nietzsche258918Sorry, Kevin. You don't have to answer.

Ian MalcolmI think that was more of a... Kevin, if you can't explain the cultural subversion in The Wizard of Oz, Jews don't control the media. That's what I heard there.

@kmacd3333Example of cultural subversion. Well, you know, my view is that the entire culture... Redefining obscenity laws in 1959, Samuel Roth.

Speaker 3I'm talking about the Wizard of Oz specifically. It's going to be Kevin's turn, okay? It's Kevin's turn right now.

Speaker 9What about the Wizard of Oz?

@joann_marieThe question is, can he find a scene, one example in the original Wizard of Oz? Why are you asking this, Yitz?

Speaker 3Well, because it highlights, it debunks his claim that we're trying to subvert the culture.

@joann_marieBy comparing the real world with the Wizard of Oz?

Speaker 5No, it's... What the hell is wrong with you?

@kmacd3333I don't know.

@nietzsche258918Okay, well, may I ask, I'd like to address Kevin for a second here. May I do that, Ian?

Ian MalcolmOh, of course, I was going to ask, Kevin, if that was a schizophrenic question that was asked by Yitz, but yes, David, I think your question is probably going to be more intellectual.

@nietzsche258918Okay, well, the first question I have, and so our friend here was just talking about having read your books, which I have not. And I want, is that a trilogy, first of all? Is it, so you've written three significant works in this same direction, is that correct, Kevin?

@kmacd3333Yes, yeah.

@nietzsche258918And how do you, do you recommend that people read them sequentially or like how do you, is that, are they meant to be read that way?

@kmacd3333The one that's made the most influence, I guess, is Culture of Critique. So a lot of people only read that. I think it's self-contained. You can start there if you want. But the other books, the second book deals with anti-Semitism. You know, as an evolutionist, I don't believe that All this hatred that's going on for 2,000 years has nothing to do with Jewish behavior.

@kmacd3333So I show that real Jewish behavior was involved in all the major examples of anti-Semitism, like the Spanish Inquisition, the early church fathers, Speakers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.

@kmacd3333A terrific article about Spinoza showing that there's these Jewish writers who have championed him as this world historical figure without whom the Enlightenment never would have happened, which is ludicrous on the face of it. And, you know, the point is that he's been sort of pushed up as a very, very important philosopher.

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@kmacd3333It's just a terrific article documenting, you know, and some of their critics were sort of worried. It's the Jewish, you know, push here that they're trying to make this guy way more important, way more influential and everything that he really was.

@nietzsche258918Yeah, well, especially, yeah, the Enlightenment was... I think the grandfather of enlightenment was Michel de Montaigne, and there were just so many people, and since he was derivative of Descartes, I certainly wouldn't say that. I would say his ethics was worth a read for me. But my other question for you, so you're an evolutionary psychologist, is that correct?

@nietzsche258918Yes. So, looking through the lens of that, of evolutionary psychology, this is my question for you. I don't know anywhere else in history Where one group of people has exhibited a modus operandi of infiltrating another civilization and then practicing out-group psychopathy within that civilization. I mean, we could say Genghis Khan basically decimated civilization for a while.

@nietzsche258918I mean, there's so many things we could say. We look through the lens of history and we look at every and all people all the way from the beginning of the Holocene Epoch and civilization, but there's only one group of people This is an evolutionary psychology question that practice out-rope psychopathy within the civilization.

@nietzsche258918So didn't they teach themselves over time? I do feel they truly hate the people within which they occupy in terms of those civilizations and hence the getting extirpated and then coming back 109 countries. So was there like almost a learning algorithm among these people where they simply perfected this algorithm of psychopathy where they go in and they deracinate the morals of that civilization, they weaken that civilization, they coalesce the malconsents and turn them against the civilization, essentially taking a high-trust society and turning it into a low-trust society.

@nietzsche258918Is it what we're seeing now? The absolute pinnacle of the practice that they have been engaging in for hundreds if not thousands of years in out-group psychopathy.

@kmacd3333Yeah, I like that. There certainly has been a tendency to establish subversive sort of moral codes and the Jewish power in the media and so on to really have an effect. So yeah, I mean...

@kmacd3333Our culture was so different, you know, say in the 19th century and white culture, very religious and everything. The culture I grew up in was very religious, very traditional, many, many, you know, family and everything else. But that all changed. And, you know, Yilbimar in Germany was a good example of Jewish Proclivities.

@kmacd3333And I like what you said there that they recruit people who are sort of, you know, pushed aside in the mainstream culture who are looked down on like homosexuals or something like that, transgenders.

@nietzsche258918Such as in America, they founded the NAACP and you couldn't imagine a more segregated people in America than these people. They have no fealty or love of black people at all.

@kmacd3333Yeah, NAACP was basically run by Jews. There were no black lawyers until pretty well along, like in the 1930s or something.

@nietzsche258918And another example would be the ACLU. They spent, what, 30, 40 years chasing Christians around the country, running nativity scenes out of the public square, which absolutely no one was offended by. And then COVID comes along, and all of a sudden, strangely, the civil liberties people said, civil liberties are bad, go get them, lock them in their house.

@nietzsche258918And then they took the mask off, as they always do. In fact, that leads me to my last question, which is the opposite, and this is back through the lens of evolutionary psychology.

@kmacd3333David, they took the mask off, but they made everyone put a mask on.

@nietzsche258918Oh, if I had the applause button, I would have hit it.

@nietzsche258918Here's my question, Mr. MacDonald. So, looking through the lens of history, evolutionary psychology, it just seems like they taught themselves more virulently and more virulently. Our modus operandi is to undermine the civilization. And of course, anytime you have that particular morality, which I think is a gentle euphemism for no morality at all, because if a mob has that, we just call them criminals, right?

@nietzsche258918So they perfected this out-group psychopathy. Isn't there a dialectical thing going on right now? Because there's clearly a great awakening. We're all sort of waking up from history and seeing this, and we're responding to it, and we're starting to stand up and call it out, which is why Jewish supremacy, which still invites our Jewish brothers and sisters who don't want to be this way to join us, why Jewish supremacy is now becoming something where people are really talking about.

@nietzsche258918So is it... Isn't the evolutionary psychology of the whole thing where people eventually, this is a Hegelian idea, by the way, where the slaves eventually just become so dissatisfied with their disposition that they overcome it. It feels like that's the moment we're in now. Is that the way you feel? Thanks to you and other people.

@kmacd3333Yeah, I think that things have changed suddenly. And I think people are becoming aware that the image of Jews is this really high-minded, morally pure, All this victim group, it's completely false. And because what they see in Gaza, but you know, historically, if you know what is happening in history, you know, the early decades of the Soviet Union, the Jewish involvement in mass murder, I'm just putting together the fall issue of the Culture of Critique.

@kmacd3333A guy, a writer named Karl Nemersdorf, who specializes in, you know, he's got an article on when Jews ran the Gulag, really, Speakers 1, 2, 3

@kmacd3333being a victimized minority because they will victimize us or victimize majority even as would happen in the Soviet Union uh you know that's the the problem that we're facing here anti-white hate is is becoming mainstream it's common um and god knows where it's going to end we have to stand up for white people and for our people, our culture, our history, and the control of ourselves, the destiny.

Ian MalcolmAnd the sickest part of that, Kevin, is the fact that that anti-white sentiment is even rife within the white liberal community, right? And that's one of the things that's just most egregious about it, is people hating themselves, hating their history, hating their heritage, and even wanting to get torn down.

@kmacd3333People were talking about employment and white men especially are discriminated against in the job market. And you have all this affirmative action and really, they got to say, we just had an article on Actual Observer, but the situation in the UK was this guy, I guess his name is Jason Arday, who was this guy who's autistic.

Ian MalcolmYeah, no, absolutely. And I know we got a lot of hands and a lot of additional people that want to come up. And so what we'll try to do is maybe do a bit of a speed round through some of these hands to make sure everybody gets a chance to ask a question, Kevin. And so we will cycle people in and out with the exception of some of those that obviously you're connected to.

Ian MalcolmWhy don't we start? I know Mr. Raed has been in here a good little while. Why don't we go to him? Then we'll go through with IQviaJQ. We'll go down to Doomer. Actually... Raed, I apologize. Let's go to running at night. I think he was actually the first in here. Then we'll go to Raed, then IQ, then Rabbi, then to Doomer, and we'll kind of cycle some additional speakers through.

Speaker 14Thank you for the space, Mr. McDonald. Yeah, very respected work. Yeah, I'll keep it quick. I would just like to say that I appreciate everything you have done. I've got your books on my shelves. And I had a few points, but they've been addressed already. That's why I took my hand down. So I'm just here to listen, and I'll pass the mic on.

Ian MalcolmWonderful. And thank you for that running and for being here. Let's go to Mr. Raed.

Speaker 9Yeah, thanks. Thanks, guys, for that wonderful space. And Mr. MacDonald, I want to thank you and then ask you for a little favor towards the end, first of all. I live in Lebanon and I got to read a lot of your articles and know about your great works through a review called the UNSREVIEW where I actually over the years found so many other wonderful writers who tackle this topic and many other topics that are kind of excluded from academia in the West through that UNSREVIEW.

Speaker 9My request is that I think what Ian and the guys are doing here is sort of what Ron Owens was doing in this review over the years is that bring voices to these academics that tackle that topic in an academic way that bring a lot of truth and I happen to learn a lot through this review. I just want to... My suggestion or favour would be to maybe if you know Ron Owens or any other person that you think we need to hear about or get to hear on these spaces to maybe help hook up Ian or Joanne with them so we can bring these voices to the people here on X.

Speaker 9That's all. So much respect to you and thank you for your wonderful work. Thank you.

@kmacd3333Thank you.

Ian MalcolmWonderful question there, Raed. Let's go to IQviaJQ, then we'll go to Rabbi, and then we'll go down to Doomer.

Speaker 15Thanks, Ian, for having me.

Ian MalcolmCan you hear me at all?

Speaker 1I'm sorry, it's so glitchy today.

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Speaker 9The name Kevin McDonald is definitely in the algorithm because the tribe would never want to hear people like him or any other people that Ian is trying to bring as well.

@joann_marieI hope he comes back soon. And guys, please repost this space. And if you guys go to it, I will also repost it. And follow Ian and David and Kevin and Truth and everyone here. So thank you so much. And it's been such an amazing space today. So thank you, everybody, for being here.

Speaker 15I could buy us some time while we're waiting for Kevin. Go for it.

@joann_marieThank you. I'm going to keep trying to reach him. I'm going to send him another email.

Speaker 15Please. It would be devastating if we lose Kevin. Speakers 1, 2, 3

Speaker 6This guy did not read what Kevin said. He read what a Jew said Kevin MacDonald wrote. So that's what this guy said. This guy read what a Jew said about K-Mac, not what K-Mac actually said, which is actually very, very prominent. Many people do the same thing. They read Kofnis' bullshit paper. Kofnis is a Jewish ethnic activist, by the way, who wrote a horrible paper trying to take down...

Speaker 6The Culture of Critique, and K-Mac did an excellent job responding to him, and that's what this Jew read, but he wouldn't actually read what McDonald said himself.

Speaker 9And you might be giving him too much credit there, to be honest. The Jews also believe that Europe was a desert that they made bloom. So, it seems that everywhere they go, they just make the desert bloom. Europe was nothing before they came. Palestine was nothing before they came. They happened to just bring bloom and everything beautiful.

Speaker 9Only where they go, we know it's the exact opposite of what they do, which is fascinating.

Speaker 15Yeah, and I would say, do or not, you're giving him too much credit. He probably just opened up the Wikipedia page and saw that they were calling him an anti-Semitic white supremacist who pushes conspiracy theories, because that's not like the first paragraph, by the way, if you were to do a wiki search for Kevin MacDonald, which, I mean, what do you expect?

Speaker 6Well, this guy said that he felt that Koffness did a good job responding to K-Mac, so I'm just assuming he skimmed through what Koffness said about K-Mac and didn't actually read what K-Mac said, which is what, you know, intellectual lazy people who have an agenda against Gentiles like a Jew would do. No, absolutely.

Speaker 3Ian, when he comes back, Ian... I'm not really interested in what you have to say. I don't really care what you people have to say. When he comes back in, if I could please go next, ahead of... No, you're not entitled to... You had someone to beat five minutes ago.

Speaker 5What the fuck happened? I just have one final question.

@kmacd3333You had a final question 20 minutes ago, and then you said you had to go. And you used it to ask me something that was out of the house, like, what kind of question is that?

Ian MalcolmI know it's an oxymoron, but being an honorable Jew, you said you had to go. Wait, wait, wait, hang on, hang on. We do have to ask while we're waiting for Kevin. Yitz, have you been doing well on the walks? Have you been working on your health?

Speaker 10Yes, yes.

Speaker 6Okay, good. Final question. What do you mean final question? He's not even in the space.

Speaker 3You don't get a final question.

Speaker 6You already asked your final question. You don't get to ask him another question. Why do you think you're entitled to talk to him when all these other people are waiting to talk to him?

Speaker 5Yitz will jump in and be like, I want to ask a question. Then I'll spend five minutes not asking a question.

Speaker 6Yeah, he'll just, like, remember, he, this dude said he had to ask a question, right, and then started saying about how, like, Jews got all these vaccines to these sick kids and that Einstein was a brilliant scientist. No one wants to hear your apologies for the Jewish people. If you were to do, like, Jewish apologetics, you should just, what you should do, yes, what you should do if you want to do Jewish apologetics is you should straight up in front of all of us just say sorry and apologize for being Jewish and then maybe I'll, you know, we'll all consider it.

Speaker 6Have you considered that?

Speaker 3Me and Ian had a conversation in the DMs. Did you apologize for being Jewish?

@kmacd3333Let's go to IQ. Ian and I, Yitzhak, come on, proper grammar.

@nietzsche258918Let's go to IQ. Even though I know our guest isn't here, did you have a comment or question?

Speaker 15I did have one for him. I can make fun of Yitz some more. For example, it was really funny when Ian was saying that You have 10 seconds, and he was like, okay, I have a three-part question. It's like, bro, can you get a clue? But then, you know what topped it off? This is what topped it off. This one, I swear, I was laughing out loud, I swear, I'm not lying.

Speaker 15When he was saying the Wizard of Oz, right, is proof that there's no Jewish subversion. Epstein, forget about Epstein, forget about 9-11, forget about the end of liberty, Wizards of Oz.

Speaker 6It's so disrespectful because he's talking to an academic. Speakers 1, 2, 3, 4

Speaker 6The thesis of his book, which is that Jews engage in intellectualism for Jewish aims and nothing else. Well, there could be some other secondary reasons, but the primary reason is to achieve Jewish goals.

Speaker 3I'm just going to wait for Kevin.

Speaker 6Why do you think you get to talk to him? There's other people waiting to talk to him, and you're in the back of the line.

Ian MalcolmYou don't get to cut lines. If you wanted, well, I don't know if I would call it subversion. Do you know the subversion that The Wizard of Oz is actually pointing to in terms of the story?

Speaker 3No, that was the question for him, but this is the one I wanted to ask.

Ian MalcolmI'm trying to give you an answer. Are you aware of some of the... Let's say the allegories that are built into The Wizard of Oz.

Speaker 3The allegories have nothing to do with subverting the culture, in my opinion. Oh my god. Are you stupid?

Speaker 6Dude, come on, that's a joke, right?

@nietzsche258918You really don't know the story of The Wizard of Oz?

Speaker 6No, this guy's saying an allegory can't subvert culture. Like, that's absolutely nonsense.

Speaker 5Yeah, that's just ridiculous. I think I know this one, can I answer?

Speaker 9Hold on, hold on.

Speaker 5Can I answer this one, Ian?

Speaker 9They both don't exist.

Speaker 5Here, go ahead.

Ian MalcolmRabbi, I bet you know some of the interesting little tidbits of it, so go for it.

Speaker 5Is it getting the United States off the gold standard?

Ian MalcolmThat's one of them, yep. The ruby slippers that, if I'm not mistaken, were actually silver slippers in their original construct.

Speaker 5And the yellow brick road.

Ian MalcolmThat's a yellow brick road, which is supposed to represent what?

Speaker 5That's the gold standard.

Ian MalcolmSpeakers 1, 2, 3, 4

Speaker 5The diploma?

Ian MalcolmYeah, what's it worth?

Speaker 5No idea.

Ian MalcolmIt's worth nothing.

@joann_marieNothing, yeah.

Ian MalcolmAnd that's what the heart that is given to the lion, right? To say that he's not cowardly, but that's not worth anything, right? That is the reflection of a lot of university degrees.

@kmacd3333Graduating, if you look at the root cause of the word, is to gradually indoctrinate when you graduate from university, especially if you do social sciences, arts, etc.

@kmacd3333History is not crap.

Speaker 3Hey, by the way, is Schindler's List a realistic depiction of World War II? Yes, of course, it's based off history.

@kmacd3333And in regard to The Wizard of Oz, the point is that they always had... Tin Man always had the heart.

Speaker 3Because I'm just going to say my question now and then I'll leave. And then if he returns, Ian, I would appreciate it. Someone can ask him.

@kmacd3333Do you mean he has to, like, swirl chickens over his head and yell out some Talmudic prayers? Because that's how you guys are throwing around.

Speaker 3I have an appointment in the morning. No one said you can get a question. Well, you got to point where you go and what you got to do in the morning.

Speaker 9You don't get a promise to ask a question.

Speaker 3I'll just take my 10 seconds now.

Speaker 9Wilmer is not going to let you have a question. Yeah, that's right.

Speaker 3You tell them. The question will turn everything on its head. The question was going to be that according to his worldview, we've already won. Please, according to his worldview, we've already won because all of you believe in Jesus. You all believe in Jesus.

Speaker 6Well, that's not his worldview. Whoa, whoa, whoa. You don't know what you're talking about. You don't know what you're talking about, dude. But that's not even his worldview. You don't even know his worldview. You haven't read any of his books. How do you think you can speak to his worldview if you haven't read anything he's written?

Speaker 5Jews don't care. They put words in your mouth and then they fight against those words that they came up with.

Speaker 6I'm so glad this guy has come up in a Kevin MacDonald

Ian MalcolmIn the event that he's not able to come back, I just want to give a big, big, big thank you to Kevin MacDonald. It's wild to think about this. I was messaging with Truth, excited for this space, and he was mentioning, he's absolutely spot on, it's basically Kevin MacDonald and David Duke, right? Two of the people that were leading this movement, this cause.

Ian MalcolmThey were doing so for 30 plus years in a time when talking about these issues was way more taboo than it is today, right? So they took a lot of arrows for DavidNietzsche2310, Raed Jamal رائد جمال, Heidi La Levantine, IQviaJQ, SeanFletcher48

Ian MalcolmHe did so having to go through all these hoops just to even be able to get on to X in general. So lots and lots and lots of kudos to him for everything. So why don't we go across some of the rest of the hands here. Hopefully Kevin comes back. If he doesn't, certainly can respect and appreciate the time of day that it is.

Ian MalcolmBut Joanne, why don't we go through everybody and we'll try to keep things without the gaslighting from Mr. Yitz.

Speaker 5Did IQ go already? Because I was next.

Speaker 15I mean, I kind of did and I've kind of been holding my question and the things I wanted to share because I've been waiting for Kevin. So if you guys don't mind, I'll wait maybe like 10 minutes and if not, I'll just drop and make room for someone else.

Ian MalcolmYou're always welcome to do anything, my friend. It's such a pleasure to have you up here and especially on the subject, right? Because few people are as versed in genetics and some of the ways that they play into this situation. So why don't we go to Rabbi? If Kevin does come back, we'll...

Speaker 5Yeah, I just wanted to ask him a question, but I'm going to say it now because even if he doesn't come back, he might go back and listen to the recording. And so the question I was going to ask was, you know, at what point, I think that I'm beginning to realize something, and I think that this is something that is part of the cycle that happens over and over again throughout history.

Speaker 5What I'm thinking is that usually you see these revolutions when you call them, they call them pogroms, but they're really just revolutions against

Speaker 5These seem to happen when the common people finally realize that as distasteful as antisemitism is, it's still morally superior to Judaism. If you look at the objective moral stances of textbook Judaism, things like it's okay to swindle a non-Jew but not a Jew, Even the best of non-Jews should be killed, right? It's okay.

Speaker 5I mean, having sex with a girl, you know, three years in a day is allowable.

@kmacd3333And if a Jew rapes a child, it's a child that should be killed for, again, causing an event by luring the Jew in. Exactly.

Speaker 5Meanwhile, anti-Semitism is basically just having a mild dislike of Jews and not really wanting to be around them. And I think that what people realize eventually is that on an objective moral scale, antisemitism is clearly higher morally than Judaism is. And that's when the change happens. I think that the entire subjugation of our people comes out because Jews managed to flip it and they managed to portray antisemitism as something different than the

Speaker 5The kind of like expected disgust that civilized people have at an obviously amoral group of invaders, right, or strangers that are coming in, and they flip it so that we're the bad guys. And I think that what happens with all these revolutions is that people suddenly realize, no, actually, we're the good guys in this.

Speaker 5And they take back their agency and they say, no, you guys are obviously the bad actors and we're going to deal with you. I'd like to respond to that, my friend. I reject the premise on two grounds. One is they're not Semites. That's the first one. But the second one is, I oppose Jewish supremacy, not Jews.

@nietzsche258918Any Jew that wants to behave, I don't oppose that.

@nietzsche258918And I don't think, I think it's their goysalop, if you want to put it that way, the idea that they've made up a word to level at me when they behave badly. Well, that's an admission. They're saying our horrible behavior, our genocide and our pedophilia is who we are. Well, I reject that. And that, if I reject the anti-Semitic idea or the anti-Jewish idea,

@nietzsche258918That every Jew that doesn't support genocide, that every Jew that doesn't support pedophilia is somehow a non-Jew because you're the one, Mr. Jewish supremacist, that is saying that that's us, that's our nature. You're the one. Every time you tell me I'm an anti-Semite for rejecting your genocide and judging it, you're the one who is spitting on all the Jews that also reject genocide.

@nietzsche258918So no, I don't think... I think we have to choose to be anti-Semites. I think we have to choose to be anti-Jewish supremacists, and I think that is it. And once we renounce that, well, they're free, as the line in The Matrix, it's up to you what you do next, because we're going to show people the world without your Jewish supremacism.

Speaker 5Yeah, and the thing is, I wasn't even saying that people choose to be anti-Semites. What I was saying was that people realize that if you're going to shun one group before the other,

Speaker 5You get it? You're shunning the anti-Semites for the Jews. You're shunning the people with a high morality before the people with a low morality. You get it? That's the contradiction.

Speaker 15If I can strengthen Rabbi's argument, even if you think about the hypothetical anti-Semite that doesn't exist, that hates Jews for no reason, even that person, that's this fictional character that they've created, That person only hates one group, where they hate all groups, and they dehumanize all groups. So just by that, even if this hypothetical anti-Semite was real, they are still more moral than them.

@nietzsche258918That is rather ingenious. You're saying, hey, look, they're saying that people hate this one group, whereas that one group actually hates all the other groups that aren't them. That's very, very compelling.

Speaker 5And also, it's important to point out the irony of the fact that people are calling you an anti-Semite for literally being against the genocide of actual Semites.

@nietzsche258918Well, you know, many moons ago, in the minds even of Americans, I think, an anti-Semite used to be someone who hated Jews. Now it is someone who is hated by Jews. So let's remember that one too.

Speaker 9Imagine being a Semite yourself and being called an anti-Semite.

@nietzsche258918Well, this is what I've been saying all along. I say to Jews in spaces, I'll say, excuse me, but I'm the pro-Semite, right? I'm against the one country that mass exterminates all the Semites around them and for defending those Semites and just asking, please stop dropping bombs on the children. Please stop doing that. No, what your answer is, is you're an anti-Semite because you care about those Semites.

@nietzsche258918Same thing with Holocaust. I'm asking the one country filled with, most filled, most redolent with Holocaust deniers, and that is Israel. Please, finally, renounce your Holocaust denial, the Holocaust that you committed in Russia, and join the rest of humanity in denouncing what you did there. Nope, won't do it. These are the anti-Semites.

@nietzsche258918These are the Holocaust deniers. There's no reason we should ever play defense against them.

@joann_marieI very well stand it, David. Space has been just amazing, and I can't believe that it happened. There were so many glitches, but it worked out, so I'm just so grateful. And I do not see any hands... Oh, go for it, Mr. Frank. I can't believe it happened, like, my mind is gone. Mr. Frank?

@gumbobayou504Oy vey!

@joann_marieOy vey!

@gumbobayou504Oh, Kevin... Shabbat shalom!

@joann_marieNo, it's not shabbat. Baruch Hashem! How are you?

@gumbobayou504Baruch Hashem! L'chaim! L'chaim! L'chaim! I hope you are good. Yeah, you know, when the Moshiach comes, we will all be free, right? Oh, Kevin's gone. I wanted to ask him his opinion on Dr. James Watson, discoverer of the DNA strands, who was... 2007, he made some comments and he was thrown under the bus for his comments when he further looked into genetics and the correlation to IQ.

@gumbobayou504I don't know, maybe a truth teller or Ian or somebody has an opinion about that. I find it fascinating that you look into it

@gumbobayou504and then there's a point where when you look into it more and there's a correlation that you're you're suddenly a persona non grata at your next uh you know your next well i think i think he specifically was asked to examine what the problem was in africa and he examined it like a man of science and he said i think that it's

@nietzsche258918His expression of low IQ. Basically, there's an IQ problem in Sub-Saharan Africa. And of course, he was denounced around the world, and he just picked up all his little science tools and went, okay, well, I gave you the answer, now I'm going to go home.

@gumbobayou504Yeah, they kind of destroyed his career. They took his, you know, his name was on the lab that he worked at. They pulled his name. It's really unfortunate. Speakers 1, 2, 3

@joann_marieThank you so much for coming up, Mr. Frank. Nice to see you again. All right. Tridá, welcome.

Speaker 16Thank you for allowing me to speak. I'll be brief because I know there's a whole bunch of people who really want to speak as well. The question I have is for Kevin, sorry, for Dr. MacDonald, I should say, is with regards to Andrew Joyce. Perhaps someone on here might be able to answer if he's not here. Does anyone know if Andrew Joyce is still writing or has he stepped back indefinitely?

Speaker 16Cheers.

@nietzsche258918How about Doom? Do you know that?

@joann_marieDon't matter.

Speaker 6Oh, what was the question?

@nietzsche258918Is he still writing? Is he still working on something else?

Speaker 6Oh, who? KMac writes all the time at Occidental Observer. He posts a lot of articles there. You just go to Occidental Observer and he's putting out stuff pretty regularly.

@nietzsche258918Oh, thank you for that. Glad he asked the question. Sorry, I meant to...

Speaker 6And then I don't, there was some talk about there being new editions of his, I don't know if it's the first book or the second book, and I don't know if he is writing a new edition of them, but there was talks of that, but he writes regularly on his website at the Occidental Observer.

@nietzsche258918Yeah, and you know, it just occurred to me, so you're really familiar, you read all of his work, right, Doomer?

Speaker 6Yes, all four of his books.

@nietzsche258918Yeah, so, you know, I mean, IQ, if you want him to stand in, if you have a question, maybe Doomer can help you.

Speaker 6Well, I don't want to argue, I can't speak for Mr. MacDonald.

@nietzsche258918Okay, well, just about his work, that's okay. Looks like Raed has a question.

@joann_marieWe just want to keep you here, Doomer.

Speaker 6Well, no, I don't want to speak, you know, you're going to get very disappointed if you came up to talk to fucking K-Mac and you get Doobered out.

@joann_marieNo, you've done amazing today.

@nietzsche258918We could ask Yitz, I mean, he's read the synopsis.

@joann_marieThat's true. That's true.

Speaker 9Yeah, I like you, Doomer, man. And I love humility when I hear it. It's beautiful. Anyway, so let me just say one thing about the environment and the question of nurture versus nature, right? Is it nature as in the genetics themselves that say most of the things that eventually manifest themselves in one's behavior or is it the environment?

Speaker 9Speakers 1, 2, 3, 4

Speaker 9DavidNietzsche2310, Raed Jamal رائد جمال, Heidi La Levantine, IQviaJQ, SeanFletcher48

Speaker 9to behaving like, you know, national geography type of behavior, if I'm being very clear about it. So it's also, again, like weaponizing women, right? Genetically or whatever, women happen to have a lot of empathy, much more than men. So what do we do? We tell them, oh, but the poor LGBT and the poor and the toxic masculinity, and we sell them on it.

Speaker 9It's like weaponizing any part of society against itself. Genetics and Environment

Speaker 15The power of culture, but you can even say power of religion or even you can say our minds in overcoming any tendency. You might have a tendency to be an alcoholic, but the culture, our brains, or even our religion can help us override that. In fact, our instincts have been around for way longer than language has been around and our religions have been around, and yet much of our religions are

Speaker 15I'm not a religious person, but just think about morality, think about controlling the sins which are stemming from organs, like lust is stemming from an organ and all these other things. We are already able to override this circuitry that's been there for millions of years, like these impulses, these instincts. We've already been able to suppress them with some difficulty because it's hard to be a good person.

Speaker 15Essentially, our weapon against our own biology, the thing that protects us from our own biology overtaking us and making us animalistic, fundamentally it's some kind of belief system, some kind of religion, some kind of culture, and their culture and religion is so antisocial and even leans in a little bit to the lust and the greed and the other sins.

Speaker 15It shelters the in-group from these things, but it permits it for the out-group, which is... Speakers 1, 2, 3, 4

Speaker 15There's no intention to do that. They're, in fact, leaning into it. They weaponize things like pedophilia, like they did with Epstein, and they weaponize lies. So it's very scary and very dangerous. But that was really well said, and I love everyone here. Glad to be here. I've been kind of touching grass for a week, but I'm glad to come back.

@nietzsche258918You've been smoking grass for a week?

Speaker 15Touching grass, smoking grass, you know. All that. All the good stuff. Mowing grass.

Speaker 6That's two very different things, you know.

@nietzsche258918Oh, okay, okay. Notice Doomer. He chimed right in on smoking grass.

Speaker 6Yeah, that's a big no-no.

@nietzsche258918He's like, hey, hey, hey.

Speaker 6You can't be doing that.

@nietzsche258918I have a question for IQ. Did you see the recent movie... I'm a Ricky Gervais fan. It was The Invention of Lying.

@joann_marieSacha's movie. Oh, no. No, I have not.

@nietzsche258918Okay, I'm not going to say any more about it if he hasn't seen it because I think IQ will like it. But, I mean, so it's, okay. Obviously, no one knows how to lie. And one person in civilization, you know, figures out how to lie, invents lying, right? I feel like a certain group of people, I won't call them by name except Jewish supremacists, oh wait, I guess I just...

@nietzsche258918So, I feel like they invented, like, undermining a civilization, you know, because... You know, in hunter-gatherer periods, I don't think anybody lied to each other. I don't think Grog lied to other Grog. You know, they're like, yeah, you know, we're all sharing and caring. But once you'd ended up with wealth and wealth accumulation, right?

@nietzsche258918And of course, societies were basically one race for the most part. But when these people started infiltrating, and just their modus operandi maybe maybe some of it is genetic i don't know i mean i do believe in genetics and and them expressing itself uh you know phenotypically but what do you think like they own they invented this thing where they live at the expense in a zero-sum game with not only a country but now in a globalist world

@nietzsche258918The rest of civilization, you know, it seems like they kind of own that and it's working pretty well for them as far as like financially and stuff. What do you think about that?

Speaker 15That's an interesting observation. Did they invent a destruction of civilization? I would say I would give them too much credit because I'm continually unimpressed by their performance out in the real world and on spaces, but it might be more of an emergent phenomenon. Like they maybe invented a pathological nepotism and that kind of thing.

@nietzsche258918Now, just to be clear, though, I wasn't saying they invented the destruction of civilization. I think this is destructive, being a parasite. I've always contended that the parasite doesn't want the death of the dog. It just wants more blood. But for the rest of us, we view phenomenal existence. Nature is that to be expropriated and exploited through the process of abstraction and creation.

@nietzsche258918But we look at the mountain and we say, I want to climb that. They look at the mountain climber and say, I want to enslave that. That's kind of the difference, I guess.

Speaker 5What they've done is they've essentially colonized, their game is they colonize functioning first world economies in the same way that first world economies colonize third world nascent societies. And they do it through infiltration. And they do it by pretending to be the people in those first world societies. And then they take control of the culture

Speaker 5and they eject, just like the cuckoo, right, gets into the nest and then kicks out all the baby birds, they eject anyone that doesn't go along with what they want by claiming that they're against the society. So they come in, they invade, infiltrate, they take ownership and they declare that they represent the society and then they eject anyone that goes against them by claiming they're against the society.

Speaker 5This is extremely evil and... I think that it's only because we're Europeans that we recognize it as such. They don't recognize it. They think it's just the game that all humans play because they can't comprehend a society that doesn't play that game, that actually has an honest morality. And so they look at us and they think that we're just trying to play the same game, but just not as good at it as they are.

Speaker 15And they even say it. They say all humans are like this. They're all collectivistic. They all prefer the race only. And I haven't found that to be the...

Speaker 15I think I talked to Ian about this, honestly, maybe two years ago. It's kind of wild to think about. But I was kind of saying, like, first world countries have high trust, they're high trust societies. And high trust is kind of like a flower in that it is valuable, but it is fragile. And when you get a third-worlder, and not by definition a third-worlder, but a collectivistic third-worlder that's nepotistic and has no appreciation for the country they're in, when they see these pockets of high trust, they look at them as opportunities to subvert, to rug pull, to lie, because in their world, where they come from, maybe there's not as many opportunities.

Speaker 15Every time you see one, I mean, in many ways in the third world, when someone is an honest and good civilized person, they call them stupid or naive. Because it's like you're susceptible to getting screwed over in a sense. I'm not saying that as a general rule, but it's a kind of perspective that you definitely see with Jews, and that's why they talk about suicidal empathy, for example.

Speaker 15Suicidal empathy is, in a sense, kind of mocking our first world traits. So what I think they do is they take this abundance of high trust and they trample on all these flowers and exhaust it from this thing that makes societies advance in the first world. And as a result, there's no more, so they don't create first worldness, they almost feed on it.

Speaker 15They feed on high trust, they feed on the most advanced of humans, but they don't necessarily generate those kinds of environments.

Speaker 9If I may add quickly, because I want to add a little bit of a layer, if I may, if you allow me.

Speaker 6I'll also have something else to add whenever you're done.

Speaker 9Yes, for sure, and I want to hear your opinion, Dumer. But first of all, when we say the first world, you have to understand that nothing in it

Speaker 9As a human being, I'm biased towards myself. Like even if I'm an idiot, I would think of myself as the shit. It's just an inherent bias, right? Then I'm biased towards my family. www.youtube.com

Speaker 9What was healthy remains to be healthy. If you happen to be in a community in the so-called first world, let's say, in America, and you have a group of, let's say, Levantines and a group of whites and a group of blacks, like, I am definitely a fucking racist. Forget about it. The Levantines are better. I'm going to stick around them.

Speaker 9I'm going to love everyone else, but I'm going to be biased towards the Levantines, just like the white should do and the black should do. And that is healthy. There's nothing racist about it. The whole concept of racism, when I heard it the first time in my life, just didn't make sense to me. But they drilled it down to you in your schools.

Speaker 9And that's why I say there's a lot of social engineering in the first world, so you cannot analyze it as an organic...

Speaker 6You said that. I wanted to remind everybody that women are also just like flowers, as the great Ayatollah Khomeini said. Okay, that's all I wanted to say about that.

@joann_marieThank you.

Speaker 6No, it's true. He said, Ayatollah Khomeini said that women are flowers.

@joann_marieI know.

Speaker 15Right, and they're valuable even though they can be, let's say, trampled on. But no offense to women. I'm just saying, like, men are stronger, but that doesn't mean that they should be abusing them because they have... Just like a flower, it's valuable, not because of its strength, but because of its beauty and its other properties.

@nietzsche258918Okay, to be specific though, Joanne is a tiger lily.

Speaker 15Oh, God, I won't forget that. I'll keep that in mind. So here's how, here's why, okay, let me just make, keep this simple, right? Just think of like different chess players, like one is a black chess player, one is a white chess player, and one is a Lebanese chess player.

Speaker 9The white will win. The white chess player will win. I'm just joking.

Speaker 15Well, if the black chess player was the best one, right, among them, which is maybe some people would say that's unlikely, but whatever, right? So if the black chess player was the best one, would you still say that the Levantine is better?

Speaker 9No, look, empirical facts are empirical facts. I'm not saying anyone should be delusional about life and observing it. That then is Jewish psychopathy and sociopathy. Well, there you go. No, no, there you go. But then abstract that to everything else. Keep abstracting. I would always prefer my people. Doesn't mean that I would lie about my people being bestest, bestest.

Speaker 9I wouldn't lie. I would stay... Honest and rooted in reality. That's something different. But let me, but just quickly, something also that I want to mention quickly, and I'm sorry to take the mic, but it's very important. Look, I read in McDonald's books and I read on the interview and so many thinkers about the differences in races because academia is not allowed to talk about these things, right?

Speaker 9And I understand, like, let's say the propensity or the, like, you go from anger...

Speaker 9from argument to physical language change to the body language that says potential violence to chest forward, shoulders back and to where it gets really close that there might be punches flying and I know if I want to de-escalate this is the right time or if I want to escalate. In South Africa, the first time I tried to have that kind of dynamic with a black person

Speaker 9I thought I was still in the argument to a little bit of body language change and I got swung out very quickly, very quickly. And I learned that yes, there isn't, there's no, I would say, control of like the propensity for violence was so clear to my face. I'm like, shit. And I need, and I read more about the topic. So there are physiological,

Speaker 9The Ford pickup truck, the 150, whatever you guys call them, is a good machine. And the Mustang GT is a great engineering machine as well. When I want to race them both on the same surface, It's always the GT that's gonna win. It doesn't mean that the pickup is a bad thing, but the pickup is more for the off-road. So every race, every whatever you're gonna call it, is made and evolved in its own environment to best be efficient in its own environment.

Speaker 9That is... Sub-Saharan Africa that did that for its own people. Germany, the Germans evolved into being fucking mad efficient because, yeah, if you don't prepare yourself during the day thinking four steps ahead, the night will come, you're going to freeze and you're going to die. So obviously you're going to be much more efficient if you are a descendant of the Germanic...

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Speaker 9Unfortunately, by the Jew, made for the Jew to suck all the wealth out of you and then leave. With respect, everything is socially engineered. I'm going to shut up now.

Speaker 15No, I hear you, but everything is engineered. Every time there's a new generation, we have to teach them language. And if we don't, they're not going to learn it. There's a lot of artificial augmentation happening all the time. So the fact that there is an artificial augmentation happening in order for people to become first world doesn't mean that it's not the right way to be.

Speaker 15Speakers 1, 2, 3

Speaker 10Has Africa moved past cavemen yet?

Speaker 9Very important.

Speaker 15The point is that the average human being without language would act like a caveman.

@nietzsche258918IQ, you need to disambiguate this idea of civilization with social engineering. The job of civilization is the transmittance of culture from one generation to another, whereas social engineering is the intentional control of that, right? And what the Jewish supremacists have done is taking this as their main cudgel or weapon in order, you know, in a normal organic society, our political state, our manner in which we interact with each other is downstream from our morals.

@nietzsche258918That's why the greatest moral philosophers, whether it be Confucius or Jesus or the Buddha, whoever it was, had no political power whatsoever and yet changed civilization so much. But Jewish supremacists want to reverse the order of that through social engineering. And of course, this always comes with some kind of coercion, with some kind of censorship, with some kind of authoritarian control.

@nietzsche258918So I would not confuse this concept of civilization where its imputed responsibility is to transmit culture with social engineering.

Speaker 15Well, so I understand your point more correctly. What would be an example of social engineering and what would be an example of... Transmitting culture.

Speaker 9I'll tell you very quickly. I'll tell you very quickly.

Speaker 15I would like to hear David if you don't mind.

Speaker 9I'll go to David, but I'm going to tell you very quickly, an answer very quickly. 1930s, 1940s, black people where they created jazz, soul, and good music, and today's black gangster thug culture of baboonery. One is socially engineered, the other one was almost half organic and it worked well.

Speaker 6So there's a few things there. Number one is blacks did not invent jazz. The first jazz band and the first jazz record that was ever produced was from the original Dixieland Jazz Band, which was 12 Sicilian guys in New Orleans. And then... When was that? Yeah, yeah.

@nietzsche258918No, I asked you, when was that? Oh, shit.

Speaker 6Adopted jazz and whatnot, but jazz did become like the hip-hop of that era. You know, jazz was the music that was played in the speakeasies. You know, that was the music people listened to when they were doing degenerate shit and that eventually evolved into... Jazz is sophisticated.

Speaker 9Music played on instruments is very sophisticated and I insist that jazz started in the black New Orleans, but I might be mistaken again. We all read Jewish fucking history.

Speaker 6Remember, the Jews also got involved in jazz. I mean, this is a little bit of a tangent, but the point is that jazz was the music that people would listen to when doing degenerate stuff. There was something called speakeasies. This was during Prohibition, right? And so things like gambling and alcohol were illegal.

Speaker 9Now you're talking about hobbies. It remains good quality artistic creation. That's what I'm just saying. Now it's just the generosity period without any quality.

@nietzsche258918Listen, let me redirect here a little bit. Because, Doomer, I do accept the premise of Raed's question, which is that jazz in the black community, among black people, let's say, It was organic. The moment they had instruments, they worked it out themselves. And sitting around and playing music, I mean, that's a good thing, right?

@nietzsche258918And that's them finding something instructive to do with their time, right? But the whole black hip-hop culture, this is, I'm sorry, but this is just goyslop. This is just Jewish supremacy. I mean, why did we see, you know, Thomas Sowell, black economist, philosopher, brilliant man, he said it himself. In his book, Vision of the Anointed, which I

@nietzsche258918Subject for everyone to read. He said that the dangerous, so-called dangerous intellectuals, it was really dangerous when they didn't have to be checked by the facts because they took control. Now, he didn't call out jurors supremacists, but that's who he's really talking about. They took control of the inner city black areas.

@nietzsche258918All the moral and economic indicators went down, down, down after the control and they never felt the responsibility of being checked by the facts. They never compared, and this is back with the doctor when he was in the room, he made this point that these so-called intellectuals, they were anti-science, they were anti-reason because there was no empiricism going on here.

@nietzsche258918Obviously, they had an outcome they were intending. So I agree with the premise of Raed, which is, and this is back to the discussion IQ and I were having, which is, I do think that that is what social engineering is, is doing something, you know, that's not organic, it's being done to the people and not really rising out from the people.

@nietzsche258918IQ, does that express what we were talking about? Do you think that...

Speaker 6Well, if I could say one thing there, which I think there is an explanation to this, which is that what happened was, is with jazz and whatnot, is that you actually had to be intelligent and talented to be able to produce that type of music. You had to know how to play an instrument. You had to know how to have all the...

Speaker 6I don't know what the correct musical instrument, like what the actual terminology is, but you had to be able to... There's a lot of math involved in that stuff as well. You had to be able to have... Speakers 1, 2, 3, 4

Speaker 6Oh, hell, I forget the guy. I forget what group he came out of. But you had black rappers talking about the Jewish monopoly of rap music, and you get the promotion of the lowest capital of the black community. You see what I'm saying?

@nietzsche258918Yeah, and this is another point that Thomas Sowell made, because before the 60s, the civil rights era that was supposed to be so good for blacks, before that, the leaders in the black community were all entrepreneurs. And then all of a sudden they were replaced by these low-life hucksters in the churches, And where were they?

@nietzsche258918They were like heroin dealers, but except the heroin was dependency and welfare and of course the soft bigotry of low expectations. Whereas before, it's like you were saying. They were basically being inspired to pull themselves out of, by their own bootstraps to some degree, out of their exiguous poverty. And this is the way every other ghettoized people, whether it be the Irish or Italians, when they first came to America, they did that.

@nietzsche258918But the one group of people that the Jewish supremacists got a hold of and basically destroyed to some degree was the black community. What do you think about that?

Speaker 6Well, I mean, I will say that the black community was always poor.

Speaker 6You know, on the right or end of the bell curve, they were able to free themselves from slavery. And then when slavery is abolished and you have free movement of blacks to the north, that is when you start having problems with black people interacting with white people. And then you also have to remember as well... Blacks in the South and whites always had racial tensions because after the Civil War is over, the South is put under military occupation.

Speaker 6That is what Reconstruction was. And there was never a way for white and black people to reconcile. After the Civil War ends, the federal government puts the South under military occupation. And then, you know, Jim Crow happens, right? And then after Jim Crow, you get the Civil Rights Movement.

Speaker 13And what the Civil Rights Movement is... Is he rubberbanding? Um, David? Pink ass. I love too much. Someone could do something about that.

Speaker 10Yeah, just mute that thing.

Ian MalcolmI don't know how that even got up here.

Speaker 6Anyways, after the Civil Rights... After the Civil Rights Movement... And Sean also, Sean's playing games.

Speaker 17Stop it, Sean.

Ian MalcolmNo, I'm Sean. I'm mocking the person that was up here.

Speaker 6What you have is a force, right? You have by force these people who don't want to be associated with each other. Now they're forced to cooperate with each other. And I would say that, you know, what the policy should have been Speakers 1, 2, 3, 4

Speaker 6There was never, ever a period to let bygones be bygones and let reconciliation happen.

@nietzsche258918That's right. Very good point. I always thought even forced integration, right? You didn't have to do forced segregation or forced integration. You could have allowed, and I do believe that's where we're going back to. IQ knows that I feel this way. If we're going in the right direction I think we're going back to free association and of course we're going to have to overcome Jewish supremacy for that to happen because they have to divide and conquer which means forces up against each other and this is why they've been so responsible for getting our borders open and having it awash with the third world.

@nietzsche258918What do you think Andy?

@froemelandyYeah, this idea that, oh, we have to force integrate. And it's actually this forced integration. I mean, if you look at stats, like the most integrated schools actually ever were was in 1970, but then white people were like, no, and moved out to the suburbs. But then now it's just this mass migration. It's like, you can't escape it because they're literally just throwing migrants.

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@froemelandyGive black shitty drinking fountains or any crap like this idea that we're going to go back to Jim Crow I think it's just like no like that that's just not going to happen like this country's like Joel Webben I think kind of has this idea right he said this idea that we're going to deport like every single black person who's the descendant of slaves and has been here for hundreds of years like that's not godly and that's not right but we do need to deport everyone who is illegal in this like

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@froemelandyAndy? Andy?

Speaker 9Do you think the 60s and the Martin Luther King phenomenon was organic and not the old days sorrows?

@froemelandyNo, that was not organic. It was Jewish, it was social engineering, it wasn't for the betterment of the black people. You have that Zeta Jew lady admitting that the civil rights movement and every left-wing thing was...

Speaker 6Kevin MacDonald covers this in his book in chapter 8. He goes into great detail on how the Jews manufactured the civil rights movement. He specifically wrote about this.

@froemelandyAnd Malcolm X was the one saying, hey, our communities cannot get addicted on this welfare thing. And then, I mean, he gets taken out. I mean, if Malcolm X came back today, he'd probably be hanging out in our spaces.

Speaker 9And MLK becomes the hero. MLK becomes a hero, Malcolm X gets washed and killed. If one is organic, the other one is not.

@froemelandyExactly. Malcolm X was organic and MLK was a Zionist. MLK stood with the Jews, he stood with Israel. Exactly. MLK was fighting against quote-unquote apartheid here while supporting an apartheid state, an actual apartheid state that literally kills Palestinians in Israel. You just cannot make this up. And then you replace the black father with a government check and money cannot replace a strong family foundation.

@froemelandyNow the stats are close to, it's about 50% of black mothers are single, so you cannot raise a functioning family without a father figure. That is just a simple fact. You need two parents, a man and a woman, to raise a sound structural family. And having a- So- Oh, sorry, were you still... Yeah, and then you replace business leaders in the Black community as leaders and entrepreneurs with these church sermons preaching politics, and now rappers are looked at as leaders, and that's just absolutely not the way society should be going.

@froemelandyA rapper is not a community leader. A rapper is not a role model.

@nietzsche258918Nor is a rapper a musician.

@froemelandyYeah, exactly. I mean, I don't really, like, yeah, like, people should not be looking up to this. And when the lyrics are all about drugs and shooting people, like, people take that to heart and commit more crime. Like, I just don't, like, that's just true. Like, people should not, and then you have young kids listening to that.

@froemelandyAnd then that's, like, people are just quick to anger. Oh, someone gets insulted. DavidNietzsche2310, Raed Jamal رائد جمال, Heidi La Levantine, IQviaJQ, SeanFletcher48

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Speaker 9Amiru, this is exactly what I mean, Amiru, when I say social engineering. This is the nasty engineering of the Jews.

@froemelandyExactly, and every group prefers their own. Jews prefer their own, blacks prefer their own. Every group does prefer their own, but whites have been brainwashed into, if you prefer your own, you're a racist, it's white supremacy. And I don't think there's a difference between preferring your own and saying, I hate every other group, every other group is scum and fuck them and I...

@nietzsche258918He said, rock at that time was incredibly popular. It's never stopped being popular. You know, rock pop, all those permutations, you know, whether it be, you know, New Wave or anything. And he said, it's just all of a sudden the big corporations, all of a sudden they made that switch. Like, oh, and it's just such a strange thing because he's trying to tell you something without, you know, explicitly saying it.

@nietzsche258918I think that's the social engineering thing because all the things that are coming out of it now is like absolutely derastinating the morals of the black community and they need that. When you have the spurn of poverty, and that's a real thing, one of the ways that you get out of it is your morals and the idea that, oh, the Jewish supremacists realized, wait,

@nietzsche258918We need these people to stay down. We need their immiseration at an all-time high because we need to keep making them blame it on white people. We're going to help them do that. And then, of course, and notice they did that during COVID. The people they destroyed the lives of the most in COVID because we had more black people that had chosen a hand up in terms of the marketplace opposed to a handout.

@nietzsche258918It was the highest in American history. And all of a sudden COVID came along and they just

@froemelandyLet's say Larry Ellison will be like, well, he looks white. That's the white man's fault. But if you actually broke down stats, less than 50% of billionaires in America are actually white people. And if black people, for example, saw that Jews are 2% of the population, but 40% of billionaires, they'd be like, wait a minute.

@froemelandyThis is not a white supremacy problem in America. It's a Jewish supremacy problem. Let's get together with white people and Thank you for joining us.

@froemelandyBillionaires. We're actually less than 55% of the billionaires in America, but people don't want to have that conversation. Absolutely. The Jews are the only group that's overrepresented in anything. Yeah, that's true.

@nietzsche258918What do you think of that IQ? Did you want to weigh in there?

Speaker 15Yeah, so I can't believe you guys. I think there's a special place in hell for people who force you to defend rap, but here we are. I'm going to start defending rap. Look, I don't want to defend rap too much.

@nietzsche258918Well, first of all, they're not using their voices as an instrument, right? They're literally just talking, right? So if you had them stop talking and the music would go... California is a great example, fantastic song. If you just have the person not talk, it's still music, right? But I agree with Jerry Garcia in this when he says, to be clear, that is not music.

@nietzsche258918That is not...

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Ian MalcolmWe could wrap up the space and recommend everybody go over to Mr. Truthteller's room. I know that he has opened up. Joanne's over there. And so, as always, I want to say good morning, good evening, good afternoon, good night, wherever you might be in the world. Certainly, God bless for everything that everybody is. And Godspeed on everything that we will continue to be in this movement.

Ian MalcolmWith that being said, the question that I got for you, IQ, is it reasonable to say that rap music like the...

Speaker 15The reason why I say there's something musical about speech is because it's a sound. I'm not talking about writing. So it's a sound.

@nietzsche258918Before you... Yes, yes, yes. I think the question is something different, though, that Ian and I are asking, which is, do you think there is an intention by people that are not black, I don't want to call them out, except to say they're Jewish supremacists, do you think that there is an intention among Jewish supremacists...

Speaker 15Propping up of it is one thing. Sexy Red is not an artist, right? Gucci Gang is not music.

Speaker 9They hate beauty as expressed by human beings. They hate good art. That's why you see...

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@nietzsche258918What do you think, Heidi?

Speaker 17I love it. Yeah, social engineering. Everything that you said, David, I agree 1,000%. Like, for me, and Laura had said they want to change everything from beauty, and this is definitely social engineering. And IQ, I don't know if you've ever been to any black clubs, and when you were listening to it, I have in Florida, and it's just sort of like...

Speaker 17It's a spell. It's like a spell. And then they all get into this trance. And when you look into their eyes, they're all gone. There's just no soul. And then they start imitating what's in those lyrics, what's in those... It's horrendous. It's really bad. And I really wanted to come up because Doomer left, but he's in my group chat.

Speaker 17And I told him how amazing he was with... Kevin MacDonald. Ian, this was a great space that you did. I really wanted to come and ask him questions, but I have to teach morning classes every morning, so Joanne always sends me the links to come in, but I'm working. It's morning time, my time. I'm working. And I wanted to tell him, because he was talking about generations at the time, and I know that Dumer delves into the Quran.

Speaker 17Like, I know it. He said it a few times, and then he wears... Speakers 1, 2, 3

Speaker 17Enter among nations which passed on before you, O jinn and mankind, into the fire. Every time a nation enters, it curses its sister's nation. Then, when they have all caught up with one another therein, the last of them will say about the first of them, Our Lord, these are the ones who led us astray, so give them a double punishment of fire.

Speaker 17He will say, For each is double, but you do not know. Then they will say, Our Lord, indeed we obeyed our leaders and our great ones, and they led us astray from the way. Our Lord, give them double punishment and curse them with a great curse. And this is, and again, it's called the heights, the elevated places. And I kind of just wanted to throw that out there just in case Kevin re-listens to it because it totally goes...

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Speaker 17The generations that come before us and after us, they're cursing us. We're cursing. No one's getting it right through the generations through social engineering.

Speaker 9Heidi, who is the group who brings corruption all the time to the world? And the Quran, they say you always will bring corruption to the earth and we give you a chance second time and then the third time you're going to bring corruption to the world.

Speaker 17Exactly. That's why these spaces are so important. I wish I can come in, but today I was able to listen a little bit because I only had three classes in the morning, but I really wanted to ask Kevin something. But yeah, go ahead. And David, you were so cool. And Ian, this is great. And Joanne, she's amazing for bringing this.

Speaker 17She really wanted me to come. She like posted it in my GC. Thank you for coming and I understand you had three classes today, so come by next time when you have no class.

Ian MalcolmYou remember, David may be making a Rodney Dangerfield joke. And if so, well done, David. And so I did really quickly, I wanted to thank a couple people. First and foremost, I wanted to thank Mr. Kevin MacDonald for coming in here. This is quite the treat, right? This is an individual that's been on X maybe a handful of times, if ever.

Ian MalcolmI know that he did a space once with Doomer who knows his work better than just about anybody on this app. But to have him in here in spite of all the technical glitches and the inability that he had initially to get on to X at all is pretty incredible, right? So I want to give him a big thank you. Also for all the historical work that he's put out, certainly check out Culture of Critique.

Ian MalcolmYou can find it just about anywhere, right? You can also check out his Wikipedia page and you'll find that DavidNietzsche2310, Raed Jamal رائد جمال, Heidi La Levantine, IQviaJQ, SeanFletcher48

Ian MalcolmHe talked about genetics. He talked about the culture. He talked about the evolution of that culture. Really interesting back and forth that he had with David. So everybody should go and check that out. I also want to thank, of course, not just Mr. Truth Teller who is in here, a special guest as well. It was really cool to see the two of them get to go back and forth.

Ian MalcolmBut also, like Heidi was mentioning, to Joanne. And I want to call this out specifically. We were able through Jose to get connected with... The outlet that Kevin uses with one of his writers to be able to make the introduction. Joanne managed all of that. She was extremely persistent and consistent. She was loving and passionate to try and get Kevin to join us for this conversation.

Ian MalcolmShe then helped for about two hours at the back channels trying to figure out how we could help to get Kevin on Twitter because he was having difficulty getting back into his account, getting into the space, getting up onto the panel. So she did all of that. She's an absolute superstar. I could not do any of the things that I'm doing on here without her.

Ian MalcolmI want to be very specific about that. She keeps all the conversations on the rails. And for what it's worth, it's the fourth of this month. We've got spaces lined up all the way through the fifth of next. That's every single Monday through Thursday with some additional spaces on Sundays. But Monday through Thursday, 6 p.m.,

Ian MalcolmPST, we are going live and we've got an entire schedule. She has helped to manage essentially all of that. So I cannot do this without her. I want to always give her a massive amount of thanks, praise and love. And also for Mr. Allegedly Dank, who is often with us in these conversations. It is his AI, the algorithm that he built, all of the backend that he did, that is porting all of these over to Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Rumble.

Ian MalcolmI truly cannot believe that I get to say that. It's unbelievable to me that you can go onto those networks, you can find those playlists, you can send them around to your friends, and he also built ianmalcolm84.com. It's got 130 spaces. It's almost 600 hours of conversations that you can go, you can share, and no technocrat, minus, I suppose, AWS or whatever storage platform he might have that hosted on, minus them taking it down, nobody gets to censor or to throttle any of that.

Ian MalcolmSo let them squeeze even tighter and tighter and tighter. It just brings more and more people into the fold. So we are absolutely going to win. And I bet you if we had have asked one more question to Kevin, I would have been very curious. Are we going to be successful in bringing attention to this issue and ultimately getting rid of this problem?

Ian MalcolmI'm convinced he probably would have said yes because of the fact that we have all the indicators, all the momentum. We've got all of the righteousness. We've got all of the truth. We've got all of essentially the people that are interested in tomorrow. The only ones lying about the present are those that benefit from the dystopian future we're trying to avoid, right?

Ian MalcolmSo as long as we keep just speaking those truths, we will not stop, we will only accelerate, right? And as we do, more and more people will join our cause. We become the unstoppable object that is going to plow through the immovable object that has been Jewish supremacy and Jewish censorship. That is inevitable. We're not going to ever advocate for any hate, violence, kinetic, anything.

Ian MalcolmJust truth and kind of righteous indignation with a system that obviously doesn't just oppress us, doesn't just tax us, doesn't just parasitize our economy. It clearly hates us. It clearly wants to destroy us. And if you're part of the white Christian West, it clearly wants to genocide you without you knowing it by making you hate yourself,

Ian MalcolmMr. Kevin MacDonald, I want to thank Doomer, who is absolutely wonderful. I had no idea how young he was. Joanne made a comment. Give that guy a follow. Give him some support. We absolutely need the young generation being led by thoughtful people that are not going to look up to Clavicular or Andrew Tate or all this other nonsense, right?

Ian MalcolmThere's a lot of propped up people around here. The ones that are revering Kevin MacDonald, I think it's probably safe to say they're not part of that clique. Give that guy a lot of support. Give him some love. With that being said, I want to turn things over for some words of additional affirmation, positivity, a little closing prayer or remark from the incomparable, as always, the smartest man on this entire app, Mr. David Nietzsche.

@nietzsche258918Thank you, my friend. I thought this space was fantastic as well. And by the way, I have not read this man's book. I'm remiss as a reader. So I definitely need to get it and read. So that's, I just really enjoyed the space. Also the people in the space, fantastic questions. Except for Yitz, but fantastic questions, wonderful.

@nietzsche258918I hope he's still listening because I never got to thank him for coming. It just, I hope that he knows, you know, the work that these people do, I just wonder, you know, they were working more in the dark days, you know, and I feel we, I don't, the dawn hasn't happened yet, but I can hear that songbird that begins, with one little singular sonorous note and then it's two birds and five and ten and then it's just this cacophony of beauty and then the sun comes that's where we are we are so close this is a great awakening we know it's happening and the people by the way that we oppose know it's happening so absolutely love it and by the way great space Ian this is fantastic yes you and Joanne did a fantastic job of getting this guest can't wait to the next one I absolutely love it my friend

Ian MalcolmNo, absolutely, David. And so much love to you as always. There are no voices that I enjoy more than the ones that regularly participate in our conversations. And I know that that sounds kind of silly, but I really do believe, right? Whether it's Raed, whether it's IQviaJQ, Mr. Amiru, right? Whether it's Heidi, whether it's so many others, whether it's Coyote who comes in here with his own delivery, right?

Ian MalcolmWe are building this unstoppable movement. I really believe that. And all of us have our different parts to play in this machine. As we do, like I said, we're going to continue to win. I could not more recommend that individuals, if you have the appetite, the energy, certainly tune in for Mr. Truth Teller. There's nobody that does the geopolitics of Iran better than he does.

Ian MalcolmI always love supporting everything from him and learning from him as well. And so I just want to thank everybody that was part of this. We certainly have... Speakers. Speakers. Speakers.

Ian MalcolmThank you so much for joining us today.

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