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- 0:00quiet, reflectiveIntroduction to Moralizing AmericaThe host introduces the topic of moralizing America, drawing parallels between past and present cultural shifts.
- 1:58raw, woundedCultural Decline and Personal LossA speaker shares a deeply personal story of cultural decline impacting his family and the demoralization of his daughter.
- 17:05heated, combativeIntentional Demoralization of SocietyThe speaker argues that the breakdown of family and societal values is an intentional design by those controlling communication.
- 21:59measured, soberRebuilding Character and MoralsThe discussion shifts to how individuals can rebuild character and remoralize themselves through their free time and hobbies.
- 32:24detached, weighingThe Impact of Digital DevicesThe panel discusses how digital devices and social media reprogram the brain, leading to a loss of social connection and healthy relationships.
- 37:20grim, scorchedPornography's Corrosive EffectThe speaker highlights pornography as a highly corrosive element destroying personal character and desensitizing society.
- 47:40hard, unyieldingThe Role of Media in DemoralizationA speaker recounts how movies like 'Fast Times at Ridgemont High' began to subtly shift moral narratives for young people.
- 58:11weathered, resignedDefining Ourselves by Our Free TimeThe host emphasizes that what one does in their spare time truly defines who they are, advocating for constructive hobbies.
- 1:05:50grave, forebodingThe Dopamine Rush and ReprogrammingThe discussion continues on how constant digital stimulation reprograms the brain for dopamine rushes, hindering deep thought.
- 1:10:00warm, expansiveChristianity and Role ModelingA panelist shares her Christian faith journey, emphasizing being a role model and raising children in the Lord.
- 1:21:40worn, nostalgicRemoralization of European PeopleThe speaker discusses the need for remoralization among European people, focusing on self-identity and family.
- 1:31:40calm, distantThe Power of Women in SocietyThe speaker argues that women are crucial to the remoralization of society, highlighting their influence on family and culture.
- 1:41:40sombre, searchingCombating Misplaced MotherhoodThe panel discusses how societal messaging has led to misplaced motherhood, contributing to demographic decline and open borders.
- 1:51:40guarded, evenReclaiming Our Narrative Through MediaThe speaker proposes creating subtle, pro-European narratives within mainstream media to counter negative portrayals.
- 2:10:00disillusionedStepping into the SunlightThe host encourages listeners to embrace their identity and step out into the sunlight, rejecting demoralizing narratives.
- 2:18:13conflicted, dividedThe Sword of DivisionA speaker references biblical prophecy about division within families, relating it to the current societal breakdown.
- 2:25:00bleak, drainedGenerational Wisdom and LeadershipA panelist reflects on lost generational wisdom and the lack of moral leadership for today's youth.
- 2:35:00charged, alertWhite Pill: Youth AwarenessA younger speaker shares a 'white pill' perspective, noting that younger generations are highly aware of governmental and societal issues.
- 2:46:40cool, analyticalPolitical Engagement and SubversionThe conversation touches on the importance of political engagement and subtle subversion to reclaim institutions.
- 2:56:40broodingBalkanization and Community BuildingThe speaker advocates for the balkanization of like-minded people to build strong, localized communities and influence local politics.
- 3:08:20tentative, hopefulNormalizing White IdentityThe discussion emphasizes normalizing white identity and pride, distinguishing it from harmful ideologies.
- 3:20:00melancholy, tenderThe Value of Modesty in WomenThe panel discusses the importance of reinvesting in women and promoting modesty to rebuild societal values.
- 3:30:00smouldering, restlessThe Dangers of DesensitizationA speaker shares personal experiences with desensitization to pleasure, illustrating how it can lead to moral decay.
- 3:41:40eerie, electricSpiritual Journey and ContentmentA panelist recounts his spiritual journey from nihilism to faith, finding contentment and joy in sobriety.
- 3:53:20dry, matter-of-factMedia's Hypnotic InfluenceThe discussion explores how media, particularly television, can induce a hypnotic state, influencing subconscious beliefs.
- 4:03:20disillusionedMeritocracy and Moral CompassThe conversation delves into the concept of meritocracy, contrasting true merit with the pursuit of wealth at any cost.
- 4:13:20urgent, incendiaryTestosterone Decline and Societal FlaccidityA speaker highlights the alarming decline in male testosterone and its impact on societal aggression and moral action.
- 4:23:20hard-wonHistorical Context of CrusadesThe panel debates the historical context of the Crusades, discussing motivations and the portrayal of religious conflicts.
- 4:36:40murky, uneasyHomogeneous Societies and IdentityThe discussion emphasizes the importance of homogeneous societies for preserving cultural and national identity.
- 4:46:40smouldering, restlessThe Jewish Question and Global ControlThe host discusses the 'Jewish Question' as a catalyst for global problems, from mass migration to cultural demoralization.
- 4:58:20grave, forebodingWhite Pill: The Power of UnityThe host concludes with a 'white pill' message, emphasizing the power of unity, mutual respect, and shared values.
- 5:03:20measured, soberFinal Thoughts: Individual RemoralizationSpeakers offer final thoughts on the importance of individual remoralization and spreading positive change.
The Transcript
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@joann_marieDo you see how I'm talking?
@joann_marieRunning, can you hear Ian?
Speaker 1Yes, I can. I was just going to say he's probably playing DJ.
@joann_marieI can hear him. Oh, it was me, but I think he's trying to open his mic right now. Have you guys heard him?
Speaker 1No.
@joann_marieOkay, I'm going to message him. And in the meantime well guys please repost this space and if you guys go to it I will also repost it and follow Ian and Running and I see Christopher down there so and Christopher and thank you everybody so much for being here let me let me message Ian really quick
@joann_marieWe still can't hear you. Like, I see you unmuting, but we can't hear you, Ian. I know!
@runningatnightExcuse me, I might have to reconnect. Sorry, I'm eating.
@joann_marieYeah, we might need to restart the space. Well, if he does restart the space, guys, put your notifications on because he will restart it in a little bit and I still don't know... Oh, you're back!
Ian MalcolmOkay, all right. Wow, X really having some fun with us. And okay, so JoAnn, I was saying... So that, of course, was New Jersey's finest, I believe he's from there because he talks about it in all his songs, Jon Bon Jovi. If I'm not mistaken with It's My Life and True Fun Fact, he says in the song, I don't know if it's actually a reference to it, but he says, like Frankie said, or at least that's what I think he says, I did it my way.
Ian MalcolmNow, I think that's, of course, in reference to Frank Sinatra. I did it my way, right? And if I'm not mistaken, Jon Bon Jovi related in some, I think it's a distant fashion, I don't think he's a...
Ian MalcolmIt's a one-word title and it kind of sounds actually like something the Eagles would have done. Can you help me out?
@joann_marieI have no idea, but let me check.
Ian MalcolmAll right. Anybody that does know what I'm alluding to, please put that in the purple pill to help jog my memory. It's not Desperado. Why don't you come to your senses? Why don't I come to my senses and remember the name of the song that I'm trying to go after? And what a curious way to actually introduce the space, right?
Ian MalcolmInadvertently talking about... Post them and those generations, we've now got all the degeneracy of hip hop turned into rap, turned into trap. And now you've got, yeah, yeah, I got my stuff. And that classifies as music, right? And obviously Bon Jovi, we could pick apart some of the songs, I suppose, very pop focused, right?
Ian MalcolmBut nonetheless, certainly had some interesting music, interesting melodies. I think some of it was pretty,
Ian MalcolmWe can apply this at the micro and at the macro level. And what I mean by that is we're going to be hearing from an individual that's got a lot of experience, a lot of expertise, perhaps, in understanding the relationship between the past and the present because of the world that they've been able to witness through their own eyes.
Ian MalcolmAnd in that time, I'm going to be curious for some of their thoughts on perhaps the cultural differences from Frank Sinatra up to the present. And then utilizing that to say, OK, well, what can we do to reverse that course at an individual level? What can everybody that leaves this space do slightly different tomorrow?
Ian MalcolmTrying to bring tactical, valuable insights. And then through that, perhaps, how can we help bring about more attention and awareness to Jewish supremacy, which pushes the degenerate culture, so that at the macro level, we can build a better environment holistically for those that are going to follow. So again, this is going to be aimed at doing both of those things.
Ian MalcolmMeaningful, direct examples and exploration of the past. How we can then use them to build about a better future. And so I'm very excited. We will get Christopher Wood up here when he is available. If you do want, feel free, throw your hand up. Feel free to jump up on the panel. We'll probably go for about 45 minutes from this point going forward with just our guest speaker kind of sharing some of their experiences, their worldview, past and present.
Ian MalcolmAnd then we can open up to the larger panel here. So really excited. And with that, Mr. RunningAtNight, actually before I do, why don't I check in real quick with JoAnn. See if there's anything I missed and then we'll go over to you, my good friend.
@joann_marieAnd Ian, thank you so much for hosting and yeah, I love Bon Jovi. I don't know a lot of their songs, but it's... Maybe about five that I really, really love. And I wanted to pick a really, really girly one, but I was like, no, I'm going to choose one for everyone. So no, I'm really happy to be here. And yeah, guys, please repost this space.
@joann_marieAnd if you guys go through it, I will also repost it and follow Ian and RunningAtNight and Christopher down there. And thank you so much for being here. This is going to be such a great space. And I think it's so, so, so important to... Moralize people. So thank you so much for having me and I cannot wait to hear more.
Ian MalcolmHey, thanks Ian.
@runningatnightI was just part of a space a couple weeks ago that Ian had and I had just requested the mic and we just talked and we were talking about Jewish supremacy and the second hand or downstream effects of Jewish control and supremacy and we kind of had a little back and forth which is very healthy and really good and I had just put my idea out there about the infection of the brain of the Western
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@runningatnightI remember Wanted Dead or Alive. I graduated high school in 1984. A lot of people think that I'm, you know, unk, and that's fine with me. I don't really give a fuck. I have watched this culture. I have watched our people. I've watched our nation. I've watched all the white nations around the world fall into this degeneracy.
@runningatnightI remember Sugar Hill Gang, okay? That was the first recorded rap group in history. This is 1978. I was there because a friend of mine's sister brought that album home, and I thought, holy fuck, she went from listening to Rush, Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, Pat Benatar, Pat Benatar was a couple years later, to listening to this shit, and I was like, what is this?
@runningatnightAnd it was talking about fried chicken and just nonsensical shit, and I thought to myself, wow, where are we going? Honestly, back in 1978. Speakers, IanMalcolm84, JoAnn Marie, Raed Jamal, Peace, Caulin, Forti__Allegedly, RunningAtNight
@runningatnightAnd in one year, she dropped out of college, tattooed herself, got piercings, became a stripper. And you have to understand that that is not the moral fiber of our family. And it's because she went to Oregon State University. And I watched the demoralization, right? That word has two meanings to it. To become demoralized is to lose heart, but to...
@runningatnightTo be stripped of your morals is another way to look at the word demoralized. At one point, you had morals. You were moralized, if you will, by your upbringing, your people, the culture of your family. And then you become stripped of those morals. You become demoralized and ultimately lose heart. And so, it crushed me.
@runningatnightI mean, I literally wept. My daughter has since disowned me, okay? This is my oldest daughter. She has since because I try and engage with her about my thoughts about abortion and how I have changed my mind about abortion because of course I swallowed all that garbage years ago but I've since rejected that years ago and I'm talking to her about you know the science-based outlook of abortion and this is the argument where she said I don't have a father anymore I have been stripped of my daughter
@runningatnightBased off of the demoralization of her ethics and the demoralization of my heart. And you have no idea how firmly I am set on trying to solve this problem. So this is where I begin.
@runningatnightThere's a lot to say, you guys. I have some notes here I guess I'm gonna bring up.
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@runningatnightIt absolutely is. And, you know, kind of further to that point, I have made this point for a long time that You know, fathers and sons, mothers and daughters used to sit around the dinner table and grandfathers and grandmothers all at the same dinner table and have commonality. They could talk about shoeing the horse, bringing in the crop, mending the fence, building the house, building the barn, having the wedding, birthing the children, all these things because they had touchstones of commonality that they all experienced in their life.
@runningatnightAnd so they could speak about things that they all experienced during their generation together at the Thanksgiving dinner or just the regular Sunday dinner. And that no longer happens. The experiences from the grandchildren to the children, to the grandparents, or to the parents or the grandparents, it just, it's all, like you say, bifurcated.
@runningatnightIt is so different. It is so, so estranged from each other that there's hardly a word said at the table. And is this by design? I really do think that it is. Because how could such a sweeping change in such a short time
@runningatnightIt has blown us up, it has blown up institutions, thought institutions, right? These institutions of the mind, it has completely destroyed them. The loyalty to family, the loyalty to the idea that you grow up, you forget about being a kid, you become an adult, you want to engage in furthering your bloodline, having children, then being able to relate back to mom and dad with your birth of your children and fulfill the circle.
@runningatnightThese ideas have been exploded. They've been blown apart in our culture. And you can't think with the speed of how it's happened that it is nothing but intentional. And I wholeheartedly believe that. And if you, you know, I hate to say it, but those who control the mechanisms of communication are the ones who are responsible.
@runningatnightSo dig into that. And I think we all have. Those who are in control of the methods of communication, the media, the movies, the books, the magazines, the porn sites, All that shit, excuse my French, all that stuff is Jew-owned. Primarily Jew-owned. Now, listen, they didn't come up with the initial ideas, but they took over those industries, right?
@runningatnightThey took over the motion picture industry after, well, we came up with motion pictures, the invention. They took over the magazine industry after we came up with the printing press and the magazines and that periodicals. They took over the newspapers. I mean, It's a situation where they understand the dissemination of information is the powerful tool.
@runningatnightAnd so they somehow over time get ahold of these things. And now that there's this huge aggregate and they're not letting go, even if they become threatened, the profitability becomes threatened, they create new ways to still hang on to them, disseminate the information. They're not gonna sell it off. They're just gonna try and morph with the times.
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@joann_marieEvery time someone wanted to get divorced, he would lock the couple in the tower and let them hash it out for a couple of weeks. And it's because all of these relationships that are broken, and I'm like saying it about your daughter, it can be because of miscommunication, you know? So what if you go on a trip with her away from phones?
@joann_marieOh, well, okay, I'm going to finish the story about the Romania prison. There was only one divorce in 300 years. So, I mean, there was results, like people did not get divorced after hashing out their differences. And everything is about miscommunication and all of those things. I'm pretty sure that if you took your daughter to a trip with no phones and you guys just stick together for a couple of weeks and just talked and talked and talked and talked and fought a fight, you know, and stopped fighting and all of those.
@joann_marieI think it would work out eventually. Like you will find things that you guys have in common, but you just need to look for them. And I think this is with everyone, like with your husband, with your wife, with your daughters, with your sons, with everyone. And hopefully you can heal her, Akita, and she can heal you. And I know it's like a weird fact about stuff, but that's how we repair things, no?
@runningatnightI agree. I agree.
@runningatnightYou know, just to briefly touch on that and then go away from that. Yeah, I have tried that. She has rejected me and that's fine. I have other children, but of course it is the wound of my heart that will not heal. My mother, God bless her, she's reaching out now and is going to kind of do an intermediary grandma thing and go down and spend time with her and just try and...
@runningatnightIt needs to start with this era, with the generations that are alive now. Because if we don't start this conscious effort inside of what we're fighting against, we may be lost. I mean, if we understand this and we can teach this and speak about this, we can look at all events through this lens, all the historical events, which we do in these spaces.
@runningatnightPeople in these spaces are really aware. And that's part of why I keep coming back to Ian's spaces and I've listened and it's... I think this is one of the most aware and salient spaces on X, to be honest with you. And so that's why I felt that I wanted to speak up a couple of weeks ago because I felt that we were going in a direction that I could relate to.
@runningatnightAnd that's why I wanted to speak about that topic and this topic. I mean, all the false flags and the propaganda and the low road degeneracy, all the subversion and what I call moral inversion has come from the last I mean, what, really from the French Revolution, but honestly, since the 60s, right? The 60s, and right when I was born.
@runningatnightMy parents are fucking boomers. Excuse my French, I apologize. And my mom used to be one of the worst. She's since come around, but it's kind of late in her life. But a lot of damage was done. And that's trickle-down damage has really caused a lot of problems in the West, and it's not just America. America is the leader of the West.
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@runningatnightPart of the foundational thought of remoralizing is it starts with ourselves, right? It starts with building our own character. I feel real demoralized inside of my heart, but it's like I need to build and continue to build on and rebuild the parts that are damaged my character. It starts with what do you do with your time?
@runningatnightWhat do you do with your time that will remoralize you and those around you? I mean, what hobbies do you have? Do you doom scroll? Porn? Gambling? I mean, fucking everybody plays video games. I mean, even at my age, I find myself playing a video game or two because, honestly, I came from the first video game generation.
@runningatnightWe used to have arcades. We'd spend our allowance at the arcades. Then the consoles came out. We all loved the console. I've been playing video games since I was a kid.
Ian MalcolmSo occasionally when I'm off work... Running real quick, and I know this is maybe a bit of a tangent, so please put a pin in exactly kind of the chronology that you're going to walk through there. But I thought it might be kind of interesting because you just mentioned, this is such a great example, you just mentioned that you've played these games since kind of the advent of the arcade.
Ian MalcolmAnd what I think might be really interesting, I know it's kind of a random way to go about this, but if you wouldn't mind just kind of sharing... Moralizing A Righteous America With AtNight. Speakers, JoAnn Marie, Raed Jamal, Peace, Caulin, Forti__Allegedly, RunningAtNight. Speakers, JoAnn Marie, Raed Jamal,
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@runningatnightThe consoles could never duplicate the arcade experience because you had such an emotional connection. You'd meet your buddies. You'd ride your bikes down there. You'd meet your buddies. You'd see girls you liked down there. Everybody would kind of group up. And it was just very much a social interaction thing. And you kind of grew up going to the space station, going to high school.
@runningatnightLess and less you would go, but you'd still go there sometimes. And when I was on the wrestling team, we'd all go down there. On baseball team, we'd go down there. And it was a huge social event.
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@runningatnightThat's just the way it is. I mean, that kind of stuff. But my point is that I think a little of that is okay, right? Anything's okay, you know? But if you take it to a certain degree, then it begins to morph or warp your character. This is really what I'm getting back to. What kind of character are you? What kind of character am I?
@runningatnightWhat kind of character is your wife? What kind of character do your children have? Doomscrolling, you know, Phone gambling, too much video games, too much video, I'm sorry, like social media, doom scrolling, staying on your video devices, your screens, your flashing screens, as I like to say to the kids. You know, and then the specter of porn, for fuck's sake, excuse my French again.
@runningatnightFor porn, it's gotta be the most corrosive element that has been introduced. When I was growing up, porn was a videotape. And you had to somehow mystically acquire this mystical item so you could watch it. It was so rare. We never saw porn. Because where was porn? It was a Playboy magazine. There was no instant access to it.
@runningatnightAnd now there's children that are seeing it at single digit age. And it is just absolutely destroying who we are. That is desensitization to the 10th degree, to the nth degree. So not to proselytize too much about the evils of porn, I think everybody here in this space understands that.
Ian MalcolmPart of the foundational thought- Well, and just to throw one out on that subject, what a wild compare and contrast when you talk about the arcades of yesterday, lots of courtship, people running around.
Ian MalcolmYeah, so think about that. 12 to 16. What an ideal age. And I think this is why a lot of people watched... Oh, gosh, what is the name of the... JoAnn, help me out with this one. The pop culture show actually with Millie Bobby Brown, who I think is related to Jon Bon Jovi, what's the name of the TV series? It was like seven episodes.
Ian MalcolmThey just finished the final season. All the kids are now grown up. It was in the 80s.
Speaker 2Oh, my God, yes. Oh, my God.
Ian MalcolmSo I bring that up because I think part of the appeal of that was people were being transported back into the vibe or the era of the 70s and the 80s when you saw exactly that. The kids are going around on their bicycles, they're going to the arcade, right? There's this sociability that all of them were acclimated to that vice versa, the people today with the devices.
Ian MalcolmYou think about that from the idea of dating, what it means to be romantically involved with somebody, what it is that is attracting you to the opposite gender, right? Because in the idea of the arcade, what are you seeing? You're around the people, their energies, their laughter, their humor, right? All of the things that make them who they are.
Ian MalcolmToday, you've got a kid that's reducing what should be the development of a healthy relationship that is gonna be with somebody they envision spending the rest of their life with, all those good things.
Ian MalcolmUh, let's say OnlyFansGirls. And then for the guys, it perverts, it rewires. Maybe that's the better way to think about this if we're talking about video games. It reprograms the game so that the thing they're looking for are those social barometers rather than looking for the signals of what are going to make them happy to spend time with the other person.
Ian MalcolmBecause nowadays, the spending time is all digital. It's all superficial. And I know it's kind of ironic for me because I spend a lot of time on these X spaces, but...
Ian MalcolmAnd by contrast, now it's a 12-year-old scrolling through OnlyFans and the 12-year-old girl who's trying to, you know, use the digital filters to change her face to look more attractive to the boy. Like, it's all so crazy and artificial is probably the right term.
@runningatnightI think you've nailed it. And, man, one of the reasons why I come to your space is because you're very articulate and you can summarize things very well. I just want to compliment you on that. But what I've... I have to agree 100% with what you're saying because you know along with the arcade we had the roller rink we had all these very innocent things and honestly you fell in love with somebody even with all their imperfections and what I see now is people kind of winnowing down the the playing field in their mind of who they will accept when back in the day you just accepted the girl that went to the high school with you or the guy that went to high school with you fell in love with them or had a crush on them you didn't have a crush on an ideal
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@runningatnightWith little words of wisdom, dropping little bits and going on walks and walking the dog and going through the woods and walking through the woods and asking what's on their mind because I can't just preach because it will turn kids off, especially at that age. But I see what they talk to me about is exactly what we're going over tonight, is their loneliness, the isolation, not knowing how to talk to a boy, not really knowing how to talk to people socially because
@runningatnightUnfortunately, their mother allows them to be on social media and with the governors or whatever it's called on the phones. They're very limited what the websites they can go to, et cetera. They can't go to social media. They can go to Instagram and these kinds of things with their friends. I think it's a mistake. I honestly feel like it's a huge mistake, but that's an argument we have inside of our house.
@runningatnightTo your point though, It has changed the nature of courtship. It has changed the nature of human relation. And it is not for the better. It's not for the better at all. So I think...
@williamaulichiiIf I could touch on that, Ian, and running, okay? So when we were young boys, okay, back in the day, I grew up, okay, I was born in 71. I grew up in the late 70s, early 80s, okay? What really changed the scope of everything. Yeah, I love Star Wars. But the movie that actually really changed my understanding and scope of everything was Fast Times at Ridgemont High.
@williamaulichiiYou got Spicoli that comes into a classroom with a pizza pie.
@williamaulichiiAnd then, Phoebe Cates, okay, because this young man that would never be able to have a Phoebe Cates, okay, is sitting there imagining these things. Am I right or am I wrong? And then the R-rated movies started coming out, and it was just, it kept going, scope to scope to scope, to where... The grass is greener on the other side of the lawn.
@williamaulichiiWell, it's not. And Ian and Running, you guys, you both understand where I'm coming from with this. Understanding of that, you know, we just, we were just kids, man. We were just kids. And the only thing that we wanted, this is the only thing that we wanted. We saw our mom and dad. Yeah, they were boomers, okay? So, fuck them, but I'm not gonna curse.
@williamaulichiiWell, I just did, I'm sorry. But at the same time, we wanted the exact same thing that our mom and dad had. 46 years of marriage, 60 years of marriage, all of this. But then you place a Phoebe Cates. Where she's coming out of a pool with a guy who will never, ever be able to assimilate the right thing to be able to have that beautiful person that he loves.
@williamaulichiiAnd then it changed. Everything changed. It went from... R, you know, because there was no PG-13, there was no NC-7 at the time, 17, NC-17. It was just a microscopic understanding of, wow, I could possibly have a Phoebe Cates if I'm a loser. And I'll land my plane.
@runningatnightThose movies are cultural touchstones. I remember that movie. I remember when it came out. I remember the splash that it made in our high school. I was in high school at the time. It very much was that. Ironically, that guy wound up influencing fashion with his checkered fans and the whole nine yards. That became all the rage.
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@runningatnightIt titillated me as a high school kid. I always had a lot of luck with the ladies. I was a very social guy. I went to the roller rink. I went to the arcade. I always had a job. I was delivering papers at 10 years old. And then I was a bad boy at 13, so I always had money is my point. I bought a car at 16. I was in a rock and roll band at 15, believe it or not.
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@runningatnightHonestly, I graduated in 1984 and I was off to the races with my life. I unplugged from television. I unplugged from the movies. I didn't watch much after about 1985, 1986. There's a huge gap for me because I was doing my own thing. I was going to that later. Then my first daughter was born in 1992. I think what you're saying is very true.
@runningatnightI think it's very important to realize that that's actually probably where, if I think back, where the change started happening. I think it's a really good point to say that they started framing children's movies or movies for teenagers, not children, but for teenagers in high schools at an R-rated format as opposed to PG because they started letting us in.
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@williamaulichiiWe would see a beautiful girl, okay? We were the ones that had to actually get on a phone, which was nailed to the damn, usually it was nailed to the kitchen, okay? And we had to talk to daddy. We had to talk to mama, okay? Before we could ever talk to our love. You had to have some cojones back in the day. That's a really good point.
@williamaulichiiYou really had to have that. And the only reason I brought up Fast Times at Ridgemont was Spicoli had the pizza in a classroom. So he was changing the scope. Okay, don't get me wrong about the Phoebe Cates thing because Jesus Christ, I love that. But the thing was that Spicoli actually had a pizza in Mr. Hand's classroom.
@williamaulichiiThey were changing the narrative on us to where we could actually rebel enough to where we could change the narrative. And we didn't. Okay, I'm going to be quiet now.
@joann_marieThank you so much, William. Yeah, let's get back to your running.
@runningatnightYeah, well, and so I guess, you know, I kind of went over, kind of coming from the past, but then talking about the modern pastimes that really don't build character. But how can we rebuild character? Because by rebuilding character, you can begin to remoralize yourself, get back in touch with that moral structure inside yourself, however small or however big it is, repair the parts that need it.
@runningatnightAnd so, for me, it starts with what I do in my free time, right? Because what I do in my free time is truly who I am. It's not my job. My job is only partially. It's what I do in lieu of the old school farming and mending the fence and birthing the cows and all that. We don't do that anymore. We go to work. That's not really who we are anymore.
@runningatnightI don't think, I'd say one in a hundred people, their job, they love their job. 99 out of 100, we just go to work, punch the clock or whatever. I own my own company, but still it's a lot of work and it's not really who I am, it's what I do. What I am, who I am is what I do after work. I think everybody here understands that that's when you have freedom of choice.
@runningatnightThat is when you are exercising
@runningatnightEan, you talk about you're on technology a lot, but what you do with technology, Ian, is who you are. You are building something, man. You're in your workshop. You're whittling. You're building. You're mending. You're doing these things. You are a visionary. That's why I'm here tonight. You invited me to be here tonight.
@runningatnightAnd man, I can't thank you enough. I've never really had... I mean, the people in my immediate life, the guys who worked for me, were all of one mind.
@runningatnightI can't tell you how much I feel like it's a spell. And because you have been the victim, unwitting, of falling under a spell bit by bit by bit since we were kids to now, it's a long game that has been played on us that I can't blame anybody. Why would I blame somebody that is struggling with being distracted all the time after work?
@runningatnightAnd not having a long-term hobby or something that builds character inside that allows them moments of reflection. When you are, listen, when you have your grandmother's rocking chair and she's passed away and that rocking chair is broken and you go down after supper and cleaning up and spending time with your wife and then you go down into the shop and you lovingly are restoring the rocking chair of your grandmother, it allows you time
@runningatnightTo remoralizing our people. Because not only, not only does it remoralize us and allows us the reflection, the reflection, the introspection, the time to find out who are we? And when I say we, I mean, who am I? Who am I? Who's running at night? And it allows me to think about my grandmother, who I love so much, my grandfather, my great grandmother, who I knew.
@runningatnightThese people that as I'm mending the chair, okay, you have to understand that these are the things that build a moral character inside of us. And we have to put down and oftentimes have to break habits. We have to break habits that have been built up over time like sediment that are so hard to break. They're like sediment that is like silt that is over time, over the years, over the eons of our free time, built up and are so hard to break.
@runningatnightAnd it's painful to break. Honestly, it's beyond painful to break sometimes. It's like trying to quit smoking cigarettes. I don't smoke, but I've done other things in the past. I'm free of all that long, long ago. I don't drink, I don't smoke. I don't do any of that stuff. And that's not a moral statement. That's me wrestling with who I was
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@runningatnightYou try to guide with love and example. You have to lead by example. That's what true leaders are. And you lead by example. You show your kids, no, no, no, no, turn the video games off. Listen, I'll set a timer. You got 30 minutes. Oh, dad, we used to do three hours. Yeah, I know. You get 30 minutes. And then I want you to come downstairs and help me with grandma's chair.
@runningatnightAnd you show them what it looks like to build moral fiber, to create,
Ian MalcolmOkay, perfect. And running real quick, I think this is actually a really good place. I know there's a couple hands. I figure what we could do is maybe throw everybody the opportunity maybe to comment on that piece as kind of the first part of this process. And the one thing that I would say that you said that really, in my mind, kind of sparked this thought that I don't know if I've really unpacked before.
Ian MalcolmBut to your comment where you said, what you're doing in your spare time defines who you are.
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Ian MalcolmBecause right now you've got so many bing-bong, bing-bong, bing-bong of the devices that they're raised with, the Chromebooks that are being put in the hands of five-year-olds, right? All they know is dopamine rush, dopamine rush, dopamine rush. And so the brain is essentially reprogrammed to just seek the next round of dopamine rather than ever having not only a interest in, but even an ability to merely just sit and think and try to process what's going on and how they can make either themselves
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@runningatnightI've got a lot to say about that, but I'd love to hear some other folks say some stuff, and then I definitely will return to that, Ian. You're spot on, man.
Ian MalcolmAll right. Yeah, JoAnn, do you want to call through a couple hands?
@joann_marieYeah, and also, guys, please repost this space, and if you guys go to it, I will also repost it. Let's get more people in here. And follow Ian and Running and Christopher and our speakers, so thank you so much, everybody. All right. Blaze Motion, welcome. Go for it.
Speaker 3Hi Ian, thank you for sharing what you said. It is about us being a role model to this younger generation. I'm 65 now, but I've been a Christian since high school.
@redeemedofhimAre you guys there? Yeah, go for it. My phone's acting up. Hello? Yeah. I don't know why I can't hear you all of a sudden. Can you guys hear me? Space is really weird lately since this update, aren't they? So I wanted to say, you know, the most important thing, I'm not religious. I got saved in high school. My high school teachers actually led me to the Lord.
@redeemedofhimI lived a life of a lot of insecurities. In my youth, I want to say in college and up to 30, I was a people pleaser. I was so glad that the Lord brought people into my life that encouraged me to know who I was in Christ and that God had so much more for me because a lot of the heartache that I encountered was because I was a people pleaser.
@redeemedofhimI learned to do all things as unto the Lord and not unto God. I'm not religious. I don't have children, but I have nieces and nephews. My brother asked me to raise up in the Lord. He wasn't even a believer. Unbelievable, huh? But he did. Things always went well for me. That doesn't mean it didn't have ups and downs, but that was God putting me through
@redeemedofhimIt was him putting me through the fire. He was teaching me about obedience. And he was also teaching me who I think it's important to. I taught my nieces and nephews this, who they were in Christ, that God had a plan for them and gifts and callings and not to settle and not to go in the world to be a people pleaser, but to always acknowledge the Lord in all your ways.
@redeemedofhimAnd I will tell you that things have gone well for me in my life. They have.
@redeemedofhimDo this, don't do that, do this, don't do that. It's like a lot of it's traditions of men. But to raise them up in the Lord, teach them about the grace of God, which is the manifest power of God that helps us to overcome and to walk in righteousness. And it's an exciting journey, I will tell you that. So, but I think...
@redeemedofhimYou know, as the body of Christ, there's people that come in and they get emotional about coming to the Lord, but we need to help disciple people. We need to be there for people. People are going through hard times. Come alongside them, pray for them, encourage them in the Lord, not in a religious way where there's condemnation.
@redeemedofhimBecause religion seems to bring condemnation to a lot of people. And, you know, I remember even in the 80s, it would turn people away from the Lord. We need to be authentic and... Just ask the Lord to lead us and guide us and to be good ambassadors for Christ and how we live our lives too, to be that light to those living in darkness and a guide to the blind and especially to our youth.
@redeemedofhimSo I'm happy to say, I'm not proud to say, I praise the Lord today that my nieces and nephews now are in their 30s and they're raising their children up in the Lord. And my niece, even she has a disabled child who's six years old now, she has Rett syndrome. And I'm so proud of her, how she never complains and how she prays and God answers prayer and she trusts in the grace of God and how they haven't gone the ways of the world, you know.
@redeemedofhimAnd they're raising your children up to walk in love and to be gracious and, you know, I don't know. I'm not a parent. I never was blessed with having children, but the world, even the body of Christ is failing a lot of young people. We need to step it up. We do. We need to walk the walk and be a light to those living in darkness and guide to the blind.
@redeemedofhimAmen.
@runningatnightThat's a great sentiment. It's unfortunate that you didn't have kids. I wish that every woman would have children because I think it really is the center of woman-ness and the maternal instinct that women have has If women don't, it sounds like you're a very squared away person, and I love that. And it sounds like your maternal instinct is outward towards others who you love and you want to bring into the light of Christ and into the love of Christ.
@runningatnightAnd I like that you're doing it churchless. It's great, but still understanding that Christ is king and understanding that the Father, our Father in heaven, is our Father that guides us in this life. I think that it's really important to hear from people like yourself, but it's really interesting also that you juxtapose that with that you don't have children.
@runningatnightWe all have our own story. I don't want to get into that, but I do hope part of what we're talking about is the remoralization of the European people, the diaspora around the world of all the European people. I think a big part of what you're saying is part of the remoralization.
@runningatnightAll of the light to the world, all of modernity to the world, all of the invention to the world. And I say all, I'm generalizing. I understand it's only 93% of all inventions, and 7% are outside of the Europeans. But it's a situation where we have fallen so far. We're talking about people not having kids. We're disappearing from this planet.
@runningatnightOkay, we don't even have one billion of us on the planet and we're supposed to be, well, we are the most significant and major race that has ever existed. I worry because none of my children have had children yet and they're all now saying, I don't want to have kids. And so again, I shared my story earlier about my daughter who has disowned me.
@runningatnightI'm just a working blue collar man who has raised her with everything I had and she turned against me when she got indoctrinated in university. So it's one of those things to where I see the turning that's happening. And so it's really important that this remoralization to bring morals, and I don't mean morals in a church sense, I mean morals in a European sense, that we need to have people
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@runningatnight1.4 billion people in 2020. That was the last census. That is 10 times the population. And we did that for them. You have to understand that our benevolence and our light and our knowledge has spread to the four corners of the globe, and yet we are still blamed for every hardship and every problem throughout history to this day.
@runningatnightAnd so to I don't like to use the word pride. I can't find another word but to have a sense of self, of who we really are.
@runningatnightAnd it comes from belief in Christ. It comes from understanding our Father. It comes from having children. And if you don't have children, like you spoke about, to your point, the most important thing is to focus towards those that are. Even if you have a hardship in your life and you're unable to have children during your lifetime, to understand, to center, to use a modern word, to center those that are the families.
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@runningatnightI'm going to pick up where I left off. And these are just my thoughts. And I do want to close, and I want everybody to talk about it. But these are the thoughts that I have had for years, that I've had the opportunity that Ian has invited me to speak about tonight. I appreciate everybody's patience. The creating of the character inside yourself that brings about the importance of self, and it brings about the importance of family, and to train the children by example, to train your spouse.
@runningatnightWho may be sucked into their iPhone for too long. Like, you know, hey, honey, let's put that down. Let's go out and, you know, weed the garden after supper. Let's go out and, you know, whatever. And do stuff together. So we're shoulder to shoulder working on something. And even not even speaking sometimes, but just being in our presence without these infernal devices.
@runningatnightAnd because ultimately this is what I think.
@runningatnightI think that women are the saving grace of our race. They are also the number one problem of our race. Because they're so important, they have been, I think, consciously infiltrated. I think women change the household. Women change the school board.
@runningatnightThey change the city, right? They change the family, the city, the neighborhood. They always are speaking to us about what is right and wrong. And they've been called Karens and they've been called Matriarchs. They've been called Saints and they've been called every vile name in the book because women are worthy of commenting on because of what they bring to our culture.
@runningatnightI honestly believe this.
@runningatnightWhat a mechanism to usurp a people if you can change the mind of the women.
@runningatnightI believe they're that powerful. And I believe that because of these ideas that have infected the Western mind of women have caused this. They're not having children. We kind of covered that. And so this misplaced motherhood, right? If you're not a mother, We need to take care of them. You don't have five kids yourself that takes up all your energy of caring for all the scraped knees and all the are you doing your homework and raising people that are moral.
@runningatnightNow you want to care for other
@runningatnightSo open the borders, let them all in. You're an asshole. You're a Nazi if you don't. They've been trained to have this misplaced impulse that is biologically inside of them. And so what a great way to have them abort their own children, but take care of others to open the borders, to create this environment where, well,
@runningatnightYou're just a bad person if you don't want to take in 50 million people from third world countries that have had, if you believe anthropology and archaeology, 100,000 years head start and haven't managed to do it. If you believe the science, then we have all, a European, white skin has only been around, they some say 12,000 years.
@runningatnightI don't know if I believe that. But if you were to believe the science, what they teach, we've only been around 12,000 years, look what we've done. All of these other people have been around 100,000. Some cultures, 200,000 years. Homo sapiens, I'm talking about. Actual homo sapiens. And we're supposed to let them in. And that demoralizes us.
@runningatnightBack to the topic at hand. When you flood our spaces, physical spaces, mental spaces, religious spaces, Spiritual spaces with foreign ideas and foreign people. And I'm not against anybody. I am a follower of Christ. I love everybody. I do. And I have guys that work with me. One guy, all the rest of them are European. One guy who's not, I love the man because he actually, he and I can, we've had our discussions and how I feel, he knows how I feel.
@runningatnightAnd he feels, he's a Mexican guy. He feels good. He's legal. I don't hire illegals. He's a great man. And he understands, yes, you should be proud of your people. Everyone should be proud of themselves. And so by usurping the motherly impulse of European women to the point of disappearing, about 1.4 billion abortions worldwide since Roe v. Wade, 1.4 billion.
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@runningatnightWhat a psyop. And so we have a situation where the women are the ones we need to focus on. Of course, the men too. I mean, don't get me wrong. I've been working on myself for a long time. I work on my sons all the time.
@runningatnightMy brother and I have these discussions all the time. All my friends too, all my male friends. But it's the women. If we can re-center women into Western moralization, we'll start winning. If they start voluntarily rejecting the messaging that they have been fed, and I understand that the biggest opponents to abortion are women.
@runningatnightI get it, but there needs to be more. They need to realize what's happening. They need to realize that sexual promiscuity is not freedom. It's a form of spiritual and mental slavery. That freedom comes with the word no, not the word yes all the time. Yes, I get to do what I want. I get to be a man. Men get to have this promiscuity, but I don't, so I want to be like a man.
@runningatnightWhat a psyop. That's not where women are valued. Hasn't anybody learned that when women behave that way, they become devalued? And I don't make up the rules. This is biologically inherent. Every culture that sees a woman doing that says, okay, that person is promiscuous. That person is loose. That person, that woman is a problem.
@runningatnightAnd so whether they want to deny it or accept it, that's the facts. And so if we can remoralize our girls to holding their sense of self close to their chest, right? Holding their morality, their virtues close and not just Giving that away on a Friday night. I think that we will...
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@runningatnightI think that that will be the beginning of the remoralization. And so, that again, it starts with having more children. It's a pain in the ass to have kids, you guys. I don't have a college degree, you guys. I have raised five kids, you guys. It's not impossible, and it's not even hard. You just have to have the mindset of a parent.
@runningatnightYou gotta be done with the whole thing of like, oh, it's an inconvenience. That's modernity. That's what they want you to think. You know who they are. You know the number one, okay, the only,
@runningatnightAll the social media, all the flashing screens that are putting all these messages out, they literally led second wave feminism into Western culture. First wave feminism, that's a whole nother discussion. Second wave feminism is what we're talking about that began to burn the bras, take the birth control pills, have abortions, fight for Roe v. Wade, F the patriarchy.
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@runningatnightIt's absolutely critical to remoralize back to who we are. We're inventors. We're adventurous. We're the most adventurous and most inventive people this planet has ever seen. And it's in our DNA. And you need to hold that in your heart. I do.
@runningatnightIf you're in this space and you haven't left this space, then this is speaking to you. Something about this is speaking to you. It's critically important that we don't misinterpret this next turn in history. We need to navigate this with the utmost clarity and the utmost care because we're almost at the precipice, you guys.
@runningatnightWe're almost at the precipice, and I have seen it happen. I was born in 1966, you guys. I have watched this happen.
@runningatnightI went from America being 87% white to 56% white in my lifetime. Now listen, I don't hate anybody. You have to understand that's not my message here. But this is because it has been a calculated and tactical strategy against us because it demoralizes you. Moralizing A Righteous America With AtNight, Unity, Corey King, Off Shackles Moralizing A Righteous America With AtNight, Unity, Corey King, Off Shackles
@runningatnightEven though we're in this battle, right? We're literally swirling in a battle right now. An existential battle. And we have to survive this battle. What I'm saying is the way to do that is to find who you are. To find those pastimes that define you after work. And the second piece is to gently and quietly Look at the person that you let into traffic.
@runningatnightHold the door and not just look and nod you with your eyes kind of half closed because you're a polite man and you're holding the door for that elderly white couple. Open your eyes and look as they pass by and try and make that fraction of a second connection with the man, if you're a man. And just a glint and a nod and hold his gaze for not even one second.
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@runningatnightAnd you have to look them and literally look them in the eye for a flash or a second, give a nod, and they will spend a few seconds thinking about you. They'll spend a few seconds thinking about everything. And if we all do this, if we all engage in this behavior, it can do nothing but slowly spread. It will slowly spread.
@runningatnightYou guys, If you think this is going to happen in our lifetime, think about how long they've been trying to demoralize us, at least since the French Revolution. There are armchair historians here of which I'm the weakest, but at least I know that this has been going on for several hundred years. And you can go back to the Jewish-Roman War, 1870.
@runningatnightThat's when they swore that they would kill every Christian, that they would... Create the Fall of Rome. And thus, in time, they had said every Christian nation. They adopted that principle to every Christian nation. Well, all white nations became Christian. And so now all white nations must fall. You think I'm kidding?
@runningatnightDo your homework. This is what the rabbis teach. This is what the rabbis preach. Okay? We have a people who Want to rule the world and the only opponent they see that is worthy of opposition, active opposition, is the European. And that's why this has happened to you, to me, to our children. Because you have to understand that when that happens, they gain control.
@runningatnightWhat are they voting on? They're about to marry our militaries together. This is happening, you guys. You've all heard about APAC. You've all heard about this. And so tonight's theme is about remoralization. I don't wanna go off on the JQ. I think we all understand that there is something out there. Some of us clearly, some of us still coming into focus on it.
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@runningatnightYou know somebody who knows somebody who knows somebody who knows somebody and you can get all the way to that star that you, that person that you admire, right? You can, you know, Elon Musk or whoever you want to think is a person worthy of whatever. There are six degrees of separation that can ultimately get there. And so the second whole part of the book, in my opinion, is this
@runningatnightWe need to have patrons that have hit it big in their life, that quietly join these ranks. Because not only do we do this in our private lives, but we also, and I firmly, I believe this with every fiber of my body, we need to take back what we invented. We invented the media. We invented the movies. We invented these things and they have been taken from us a hundred years ago.
@runningatnightAnd we took it for granted. And we need to have a patron or patrons that create very quietly these movie companies. I know it's tall order. I know this is the part that sounds fantastic. Just please bear with me for a minute. Just turn this over in your mind. That's all I ask. That's why we're here tonight. We need to get this message to a patron through the six degrees of separation principle to get on board because trust me, they're people too.
@runningatnightAnd if they feel the JQ is real and that we are demoralized and want to remoralize our people and they get on board with that quietly in their heart and they know this is, They will have a mission in their life now instead of just making money and increasing the bank account. There's a purpose for it because billionaires, for the sake of billionaires, actually demoralizes us as a people because that's not the way we act.
@runningatnightWe never have. If you look at the way that we have been, it has always been disbursement for the betterment. I understand that there are monarchs in history that were The sentiment of the European people is to help the community of European people. And if we can get patrons on board, and we create these things that generate stories that can teach.
@runningatnightSo this is a whole other topic. And I was speaking about a little bit in the previous space, but you cannot tell an overt story. You can't create a story that says white people must be reinvigorated. That will be instantly branded as Nazi propaganda, and it will fail, and that money will be wasted. I'm talking about something that is so smart that no one can even recognize it.
@runningatnightIt's a subplot of a subplot of a subplot inside of an action movie. Where they go away and they're thinking about the gunplay and the car chases and the girl running with her boobs bouncing and then then they have a realization a day later that like oh wait a minute the white guy did the right thing it was not obvious and it gives them a sense of place in the movie because how many times are we villainized now in movies in all these stories in all these series
@runningatnightWe're the oaf. We're the villain. We're the unwitting.
@runningatnightThat's what we've become.
@runningatnightIt's time to take that back. And only with patrons. And I hope there's people in here that have done really well in their lives, man. I only wish the best for everybody. I've made my way, but I'm certainly not the guy that can do this. But we need to... We contact our uncle whose wife has a best friend that is the personal assistant of somebody who has power or has people in their phone who they can say, hey man, you know, there's something going on, yada yada, pick your own words very carefully and convey the message.
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Ian MalcolmThey got onto a battlefield and said, no, no, no. We are confident in our people, in our ideas. We are going to take them out into the sunlight. Our opposition can never do it. They have to sit in the shadows like little cowards. And so all we are doing is basically telling our people, step out into the sunlight, take pride in who you are.
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Ian MalcolmInversion, that is, and we know that that's the case because the very people we're against, again, through deception we shall wage war. Everything has to be inverted.
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@runningatnightWhat's happening? What's happening? I hope y'all are having a blessed day. So thankful to be here. It feels so long even though we only missed one week. This goes all the way back to the beginning when RunningAtNight was talking about his daughter and kind of the separation of relationship. There was a space that Ian hosted a few weeks ago, a gospel space about a father turning against his son, a son against his father, a mother against his daughter, a daughter against his mother, so on and so forth.
@runningatnightAnd that Jesus has not come to bring peace, but a sword. So this is to be expected when people choose their life. You can't really make them want the sort of lifestyle that you feel is righteous for them. And that's why there's a lot of other countries that view honor for the family as a big component. And I believe even in early time America, that was a thing.
@runningatnightHonoring your family was a huge thing. And if someone dishonored the family, all the countries handled it differently, some more extreme than others. But disowning a family member was a pretty simple thing. For many countries, you didn't have to go the extreme route, but it protected you spiritually. It's like handing down a branch to someone, and if they don't want to take it to help themselves up a little bit, then they might pull you down in the process, spiritually, mentally, emotionally.
@runningatnightSo you're a strong man for dealing with that. I hate for any man that is righteous in his heart to have to deal with a daughter in that sort of situation. God bless you and keep fighting and keep fighting for what's righteous and everything's going to be all right. Have faith in the Lord.
@runningatnightI sincerely appreciate you saying that. Thank you. It's probably the hardest thing that I've dealt with in my life and I've dealt with a lot.
@joann_marieHi, I'm so sorry that you're going through that running and hopefully both can heal or... Go your separate ways in peace, but I don't know, I think blood is really thick and I always, I don't know, like I love my family, you know, so I wish it was different, but I mean. It is what it is. So thank you so much. And it was such a great presentation, Running.
@joann_marieThank you so much. And I hope a lot of people got inspired by it. I definitely did. So thank you. Thank you so much. And Chris, I'm happy that you're back. All right. Tucker, welcome. Go for it.
Speaker 5All right. Hello, panel. Hello, Ian. Hello, Running. Hello, JoAnn. I'm back on Twitter after taking another year off. I got on here. I'm only three years younger than you. I was born in 69. So you and I have chewed some of the same dirt. I mean, going back to the beginning of the space with all the rock and roll. I mean, I grew up with the best Chicago radio station, The Loop, in the 70s and 80s.
Speaker 5So I know all that stuff. But no, going back to, I have so many relatable things with you. I do have five kids and my oldest daughter, is going through that right now where she's just eating all the wisdom of the world and she just we spent seven years in a fundamental independent separated baptist church when they were young and she just thinks it's child abuse now i'm not running with those people anymore because i've come to learn get out of the church i i heard the angels say come out of her my people i mean christianity is an absolute mess it's it's split into 45
Speaker 5Yeah, it's split into 45,000 denominations now claiming the same God, book, and Jesus, and yet nobody agrees. And now they're trying to get us to have a civil war between the pro-Israel Christians and the anti-Andrew Christians, and that's a mess, and everybody needs to be aware of that and stay the hell away from it. Because if you read John 18, 36, Christ told Pilate, my kingdom is not of this world.
Speaker 5If it was, my servants would fight that you don't give me over to these Judeans. So he didn't tell anybody to fight. And everybody is itching to fight because they've been boiling us in this crap for years. I mean, really, since the Civil War. If anybody would read the 14th Amendment, the government gave itself a blank check to put down insurrection because they knew they were going to bring us here as a nation and piss us off to this level.
Speaker 5But I can relate to the thing with your daughter and There might be a road to Damascus incident for her and she'll, oh my God, Dad was right about everything. So I'm kind of hopeful for that. The other thing you said about the generations, I met my father's grandfather when I was a teenager. He was born in 1886. And I played Scrabble with that man when I was a teenager and I thought he was making up words.
Speaker 5And no, he was at Amherst College in 1806. So we've lost our language. Um, and I think a lot of the, the youth, um, they really do know what's going on. It's, it's no, it's no new thing under the sun. They're just like the who. You know, they know that meet the new boss, same as the old boss. That's right. They know it.
Speaker 5That's right. And, and who, and again, who's their leadership? Who do they have to look up to? Their parents, their teachers, their clergy, their politicians. They're all hypocrites. Everybody knows what a hypocrite is. Everybody knows. And these poor kids, now they have no leadership because these people have taken over our lands and our politics and they've done it for the love of money.
Speaker 5And one of the things I got after getting out of the church or even when I was in the church, I was like, you know, there's 31 chapters of Proverbs. Why don't you just read one chapter every day? And I used to preach that and I never did it. And I just started doing it about a year and a half ago. And there it is, like Ian said, the idle hands are the devil's plaything.
Speaker 5Well, the idle hands are the devil's workshop, is the way I heard it. And if the people and us, our race, would read those, you would contrast the wise with the foolish. You would read Proverbs 5, 6, and 7, and you would find out how sex has taken down the greatest men in all of history, the temptation of sex. And that's right up through the Epstein files.
Speaker 5All these guys, Bill Clinton started it. Well, maybe before him, but that temptation, falling into that temptation has taken down Samson, Solomon, you know? Absolutely. Yeah, and the people don't know. And I'm a 50-year-old guy, and I had five kids. Why? Because I like it. You tell people you have five kids, and they go, you know what causes that?
Speaker 5Yeah, and I like it. So, you know, we would have had 13 if we would have kept going. But, you know, nonetheless, I heard a wise man say that in your 40s, you want to change the world. You want to get involved and do something like Moses went up against the Egyptian soldier that was beating his Hebrew brother. And then when you're in your 50s, you want to reclaim the fountain of youth, which is when you start looking the wrong way.
Speaker 5You should look at girls a third of your age. So I've lived this whole thing. I'm 57. Ian, I love what you said about we're in the early innings of this thing. Because I've been on here, Twitter, I've been on here for years, on and off. And I just got so reactionary about it. And I used to just vomit out all kinds of stuff and blackpill the shit out of people.
Speaker 5And now, being more wise, I hear the whiz running exactly what you said, man. You opened that door for that... Moralizing A Righteous America With www.RunningAtNight.com
Speaker 5Are you really as weak as the rest of the world says you are, America? This is the last stop on the bus as far as I'm concerned for the Western world. I think this is it. I think if you read the history, the Adamites, the white man, have built Egypt after Egypt after Egypt after Egypt after Egypt. And they all ended the same way.
Speaker 5And now this one is about to end. And I think I'm as optimistic as you guys are because if we would, again, Pursue righteousness, and that word really means right-useness. It's a stewardship opportunity. You have a male white body, you have a female white body. Use it the right way. There's a phrase in scripture, the natural use of a woman, right?
Speaker 5That's in Romans 1. The natural use of a woman is not to do all these things, get caught up, be loosed, and all that other stuff. We can look back to the 50s, and if your daughter wanted to go out with a guy, He doesn't just pull in the driveway and pick her up. No, Sonny, you come in here and sit on the couch and introduce yourself.
Speaker 5You're not taking my daughter out.
Speaker 1Absolutely.
Speaker 5Yeah. So, you know, both of my daughters got married and I never met their husband. Well, no, sorry, my oldest is not married. She's had four boyfriends and her whole life is a Taylor Swift album. You know, but my other daughter got married and I never met her husband, sat down, had a relationship with her, with him. But now I do.
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@runningatnightSo we book it, you know, it's crazy. Like, you know, right, I had them in my forties and it's like, oops, well, okay, that's cool, right on. But then it turned out to be two girls and it just, we just continued that process. But you bring out strengths inside of yourself as a person, male or female, when you have that child that you didn't even know were lying dormant.
@runningatnightAnd I think it's in every one of us to care for that life. When that little baby's looking back in your eyes, it unlocks. Well, I agree. And then Ian even made that point.
Speaker 5We can deal with bad people that produce evil fruit by punishing them. The fact that they don't punish them and they just fill these prisons with these people makes absolutely no sense. But I would just, my final point, like again, because you keep bringing up the whiteness, and that's it. It's not hidden, folks. It's in Genesis 1.26.
Speaker 5The Hebrew word for man is adam. It's ruddy, complected, can show blood in the face. The Elohim made the Adamites in their image and their likeness. It's right there. And just like Running said, we built the whole Western world. We created the 747. We're a benevolent people and we share it with everybody. So none of us are these diehard, virulent, hateful, racist or any of this other crap.
Speaker 5And then the good news also... Is as our enemy pursues us and has been pursuing us since 70 AD. Well, hey, Herod sent out the soldiers to kill every child under age two when he found out the Messiah was born. He didn't get them, did he? So they're not going to get the remnant. They're not going to get us. And we shouldn't be scared of it.
Speaker 5We should just embrace who you are, realize that culture is a product of race. And there is a white culture, and the people do respect it, and that's why everybody came here to America, to experience it. And like I said, for the people that are here now, they're looking for us to stand up and not be cowards. And if our people need to push back on the government, whatever it is we need to do, I don't know, like Ian said, hey, slowly and one step at a time, we'll get there.
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Ian MalcolmWe get a flavor of them, or a variety of flavors, I should say. Some come in just disrupt, they derail, they say all kinds of inflammatory things, sometimes aimed at us or sometimes aimed at others, but either way, it's not productive. Disavow any and all suggestions there of that handle, and not somebody that I believe follows my account or probably anybody up here on the panel.
Ian MalcolmIt's almost like they were sent in merely to disrupt what we're doing so that other people can say, oh, look at these guys. I'm sorry?
Speaker 5Yeah, I agree. I don't advocate any violence either. I've been through the whole system. I ran for state rep in 2008 because I was unemployed with five children. So I went and got next to the machine, and I could see the Republican Party's all gatekeepers and kingmakers. And then my daughter, she's all for democracy, and she's like, why don't you vote, Dad?
Speaker 5And I'm like, well, here, I'll show you. I have the video from John Boehner in 2012 at the Republican Convention in Tampa reading the result of a voice vote off a teleprompter.
@runningatnightSo that's when I quit voting.
@runningatnightYeah, Tucker, I really appreciate you speaking up, man. Everything you have said tonight is hitting the nail on the head. So I really appreciate what you have to say, man.
Speaker 5No, thank you. I'll stick around. I'll put my hand down. Thanks.
@joann_marieAll right. Thank you so much, Tucker. And that was awesome. All right. Victory to the people. Welcome. Go for it.
@victorytothepe1Hey, guys. My goodness. Ian, man, dude, I am... I gotta say, I'm very surprised that you are still alive and kicking on this app. It's inspiring, man.
Ian MalcolmI'm trying. Somehow I gain a couple hundred followers a day, but my follower count just keeps dropping by 0.1 or 0.2 thousand a day. I don't really understand. And nobody understands that it's all part of the demoralization from the people running the app that don't like that we talk about these things. But it doesn't matter.
Ian MalcolmWe're going to keep winning regardless.
@victorytothepe1Yeah, yeah, yeah. Nikita Bear, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Anywho, thanks for giving us a voice, my guy. So all I want to do here is basically give you all a white pill, essentially, right? So I was born in 1988, right? I was born before the internet grew up in the school system. I was born in a small town. My graduating class in 2007 was like 200 people, blah, blah, blah, right?
@victorytothepe1So growing up, I had no idea about the J question, all this shit. I had no clue, nothing about it. I only knew what I was taught in school, which was from books from McGraw-Hill, which was owned by, you know, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, Jeffrey Epstein's girlfriend's father, blah, blah, blah, you know, yeah. So, that was my worldview for quite a while, right?
@victorytothepe1So, like, I grew up going to Christian, you know, church camp and all that stuff and reading the Bible and everything, but, like, questioning everything. It's like, oh, you give me all these stories and none of it makes sense and growing up and all that other stuff, nonsense, right? Well, at this point in time, especially, like, the main factor here was the Epstein Files release.
@victorytothepe1I don't know what... Grace of God that allowed that to actually become mainstream, but my goodness, that release of information has flooded the planet, all right? So at this point, right, so I'll be 40 in 2028, right? And I work at a fabrication shop, you know, welding and metal work and all that bullshit. I've gone through so many different employees that I've trained and talked with and...
@victorytothepe1I had to let go and hired and all that other shit. This question about the situation we're in and the reality of our government being completely owned by a foreign adversary is 100% understood by those that are younger than I am, which is shocking to me. It's crazy that I am understanding these things now. Speakers, IanMalcolm84, JoAnn Marie, Raed Jamal, Peace, Caulin, Forti__Allegedly, RunningAtNight, Unity, Corey King, Off Shackles Moralizing A Righteous America With
@victorytothepe1So the way you do that, and especially how they did that before was subversive measures, right? You pretend to be this, but you are for this. And I'm pretty sure that's been going on for at least a few years more than we realize. Our youngins have been getting into the government positions in political situations where they have our values, but they are pretending to have the values that, you know, like NGOs like APAC and all that other shit, which
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@victorytothepe1Fuck me, I hope so.
@runningatnightYeah, I hope so too. And I'm glad you're having those conversations with younger people that you are working in the trade with. It's super important to have those conversations when you feel like it's safe and you're not in jeopardy, to have those kinds of conversations and to increase the awareness or reinforce the awareness.
@runningatnightI mean, they brought you some hope, right? You say it's a white pill. That's wonderful. These conversations need to be had because this is a reinforcement of the fiber. What needs to happen which is for all of us to shirk the guilt and shirk this this quote-unquote responsibility historic responsibility when in fact we've been history's benefactors and so we need to reposition our minds and reposition and it sounds and you were right and you know Fuentes I'm not a fan of him his but I've listened to his content he he is part and parcel to kind of injecting that into the youth I understand now he's
@runningatnightI'm not here to talk about him, but he's kind of turned a little bit. There are other voices out there of the youth that are trying to reinforce that and trying to weave that fabric for our people. I'm glad to hear it. I'm glad to hear that you're running into young people who are already on board or getting on board.
@victorytothepe1Speaking of Fuentes, I don't care what he's got going on right now and all the other shit and like a gay allegation, whatever. I've heard enough things from him talking about. He's had a good message when he says to the young people like, hey, you need to participate in the political landscape. You need to get into that thing.
@victorytothepe1Don't go around preaching, yo, white power, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, all this other bull. Don't do that shit. Fucking get your shit together. Get your ducks in a row. Speakers, IanMalcolm84, JoAnn Marie, Raed Jamal, Peace, Caulin, Forti__Allegedly, RunningAtNight, Unity, Corey King, Off Shackles
@runningatnightSubmerged because, like I said, I'll go back to my original statement. If it's overt, it will be candid. It has to be submerged within the story. And stories are the number one thing that goes on on the planet every second of every day. Everybody's talking to each other in every language, on every continent, in every household.
@runningatnightThey're telling stories. What happened at work? What so-and-so said? Blah, blah, blah. People relate with stories.
@runningatnightYes, there's already the message to go out and get involved in politics and hold your cards close to your chest so people don't know who you... And when you get into positions of power, then act. I get that. Super smart. Mine is similar. But we need to run parallel to those institutions that have demoralized us in both definitions.
@runningatnightThey've taken away the heart and the wind out of our sails, and they've also stripped us of our ancient moral structure that we have had for thousands of years. Moralizing A Righteous America With AtNight, Unity, Corey King, Off Shackles Moralizing A Righteous America
@victorytothepe1Not like our whole military. It was like the intelligence and supply chains with Israel. It failed in the House, and then it passed in the Senate yesterday, I think, and then now it's going to Congress, and then Congress is going to vote on that shit soon. Unbelievable. Yeah, it's fucking... It's like that's literally...
@victorytothepe1If you read the Constitution, it's straight-up fucking traitor... Actually, that is 100% against the Constitution. It's insane that that's even allowed to be voted upon. But, you know, it's not insane if you actually look at who's in Congress. The amount of non-American citizens, i.e. dual citizens, right, that are in Congress, it's shocking.
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@victorytothepe1Yeah, I agree with you, and I'm fairly positive that they don't understand that that is the situation, because throughout history, when they've done this, like, this isn't the first time this has happened to society like ours, right? But all throughout history, they didn't have the internet, and they didn't have a country like the United States where
@victorytothepe1There are more guns than people, right? Just me alone. I have, fuck, like seven guns, right? Just to myself. I know. Right? So there are more guns than people in the United States. So when they try to enact the same shit that they've done throughout history in all the different countries, all of those times that that happened,
@victorytothepe1They didn't have more guns than people during all of those times, and they don't understand the difference this time, so... I'm just, man, I'm hopeful that if they really do try to do what they've done throughout history here, and try that shit, it's... I mean, I say I'm hopeful that it's gonna be a massacre, but I'm not hopeful.
@victorytothepe1Nobody wants a massacre. God damn, it's fucking... No, I'm not...
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@joann_marieThank you. Thank you so much, Victoria. And that was awesome.
@runningatnightLike the one person said that, you know, it's good to talk about these sorts of things that are occurring in our country and our culture with other people, you know, as long as you feel like you're not jeopardizing yourself too much. I believe that open dialogue and open communication is the main key. You know, I can understand
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@runningatnightAnd so if something does hit the fan, well, we were never organized because everyone's too busy trying to be secret and hide their true thoughts. That's a really good point. That's a really good point. So Palantir is a fear weapon, right? Even the description of what it does and its ability to collate data and aggregate data is a fear weapon, right?
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@runningatnightwill essentially be even more behind and even at a greater disadvantage. So one thing that I really feel strongly called to encourage people to discuss and talk about is the balkanization of our people. Essentially, people that are like-minded, that feel called to either organize in their community or feel called to move to other communities.
@runningatnightEssentially, it's like settlements. We're creating settlements throughout the United States of like-minded people who
@runningatnightThe same thing, you know, nothing against Muslims, but the same thing if Muslims start to move into certain areas, then they'll start to do, you know, the prayer bell or whatever and demand that that be heard. And then just their people's pure presence alone can start to affect things. So if we can apply that to white people, European like-minded people, to start moving into certain communities, their presence will take things over naturally.
@runningatnightThe culture, And people that don't want to be a part of that culture will start to move out. So it'll be like a shifting. And that eventually, as you organize as a people, you'll start to be able to run for local offices. And then, you know, local offices would be somewhere in the middle. And then as you continue carrying on and building your community and vulcanizing people into your area, migrating people into your area, then you'll be able to do things like start naturally taking over the police.
@runningatnightYou know, it's a very... It's a very natural thing, and I don't think too many people are talking about that, but I believe that's important. I think it's really important. I think that, you know, I don't fear death, okay? So I've dealt with death a lot in my life. I'm not a military man, but I have had an unfortunate series of deaths during the lifetime of my life, so I'm very inured to death.
@runningatnightAnd so I don't fear it. And so I'm more than... More than willing to attend in person and meet people in person and talk about this stuff in person. There's always the danger of infiltration. There's always the danger of being set up. There's always the danger of those who are in power fearing people like us. And rightly so, they should.
@runningatnightBecause when you get the European men and women of one mind, that is the foe that they oppose. And that is why they have done so much to disintegrate and to demoralize and to fractionalize and create a non-cohesive people. Because we used to be united. A hundred years ago, we were united. I mean, it's been longer than that, but we've seen the fracturing and the fractionalizing just in the last 100 years.
@runningatnightIt's really come to fruition for them. Back to what I was originally saying, and to your point, we do need to find who we are allied with. We need to also try and seed the ground for future thinking of those who don't think like us or are younger than us and are coming up, and to let them know, I got this. I got you. We are one people.
@runningatnightIt's okay to be...
@runningatnightI know white pride is something that has been demonized. That's white supremacy. That's white nationalism. They put all these negative connotations that we have to fight through. We have to fight through in our own minds and become okay with it. Then we have to fight through it within our families until they understand that it's not what they've been taught and we've been taught.
@runningatnightThen we have to fight out in the community to normalize this. It's like, it's almost like, well, it's not really like, I was going to say it's like the N-word, you know, they just, we got to take it back. That's where I was going with that. But it's, and then we can congregate in the open without fear of physical, you know, to use a word again, kinetic retribution, right?
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@runningatnightStart to speak their mind on a lot of these things that they'll lose their livelihood. So they sympathize with the cause, but the more loyalists that show their presence in the community that's balkanizing, then the more sympathizers will convert to loyalists and eventually you'll have a prominently focused loyalist community.
@runningatnightAnd I think, yeah. I agree with your spreading the seeds message. Yeah, and I think that it's important that we understand as a people that we normalize white people talking about being invested in whiteness. We don't mean this in the spirit of harming other people. I understand the KKK and past groups have caused problems because in their fear or in their white investment, they lashed out at other groups.
@runningatnightThat's not what I'm talking about. I'm talking about in 2026 that we create the courage within our people to speak about their investedness in
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@runningatnightShould start to have a certain respect and love for their blood and their people. And white guilt has been running strongly throughout our past generations. And if we don't start to try to encourage people and let people know that these are essentially just words, sticks and stones will break my bones, but words will never hurt me.
@runningatnightAnd most of their combat against us is Words, you know, oh this person's racist, oh this person's a white supremacist, oh this person's homophobic, oh they're anti-Semitic. And so really, to de-weaponize these words, I tell people a lot of the times to just agree with many of these different things, to essentially take the power away from it.
@runningatnightAnd for instance, I am a hundred percent, I'm a white supremacist, and there's no hate in saying that, and I'll explain why. It's because there is cultural and technological qualities about the Europeans that many other people and races do not possess, especially regarding inventions. Planes, automobiles, the mechanical clock, internet.
@runningatnightYou know, you could just go down the list. Electricity invented by Europeans. 100%. And so just because you're a supremacist or believe that your race is supreme doesn't mean that you're looking to go attack and oppress people that you may feel are lesser than you. I use this example quite often. I'm supreme to my chickens, right?
@runningatnightBut it doesn't mean I'm gonna go out there and abuse and neglect them. Now it means I hold a certain responsibility for what I'm going to do with my quote unquote supremacy. I gotta make sure my chickens are fed in water. And protected from predators and I'm not advocating that we be the world police because that's been exhausting.
@runningatnightBut we really should start to look at taking care of our own people first and putting our own people first and letting them know that there's no, you know, if you're racist that means that you love your race and it doesn't have to mean that you hate other races just because you put your race first. There's a Moralizing A Righteous America With www.RunningAtNight.com
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@runningatnightSpiritual well-being, because I think that any true well-being is going to come from inside each one of us as European descendants and of the blood of the European. And so it's very important that we not go crazy. We take care of our mental well-being, that we don't become godless and feckless. We take care of our spiritual well-being.
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@runningatnightSo when we get together, we have better things to say. We have more meaningful things to talk about. Because if we don't, we're hollow white people. And I think that that is the first part of connection is being able to, when we do meet, we have things to say because we've sat with ourselves, our inner selves, and connected with our ancestors and connected with our children and our unborn grandchildren.
@runningatnightWe're ready for that. And it's very important that that line is clearly delineated in all of us. That the blood is what matters and who we are as that blood, what character we are, matters.
@runningatnightIn 2026, we can take pieces of what was in the past that we know are gold and try and find that gold within us and carry it forward. That's really the only thing that I'm trying to say tonight. And the reinvestment in our women. Try and revalue our women. Show women that extra respect. Don't be short with your woman, even if she's driving you crazy.
@runningatnightAnd try and reinvest in your daughters and reinvest in our mothers and grandmothers because they ultimately carry our society. We create civilization. Men, we build this. Everything you see, the phones, the cars, the telephone wires, the airplanes, the houses, all that stuff, the stores, we built all that. But the women live in that and create the society.
@runningatnightThey create the culture. Because if they don't like something, it ain't gonna happen. And you can trust that, culturally. And so, to nod to them and say, you're just as important as we are. I don't wanna use the word chastity, but your purity is what is the highest value. Please return to that. Please return to the message amongst the women, women to women.
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@runningatnightI think that's the most important thing and to get back to some of that stuff. And that's what I got so far. And to bring up an earlier point where you said that bread and circus, you know, video games and stuff like that, the media is distracting people and things of that nature. It really does distract people and people get their tiny little wins through them feeling like they're anonymously posting.
@runningatnightBut... People, many people don't realize what they're missing out on when they don't have a in-person community, you know, where you can meet up with other people in the community on an often basis. And, you know, the things that we've seen in the past, you know, I think that a lot of people dream of, essentially, whether consciously or subconsciously, that they desire a human connection that's been taken away from us through a lot of the different
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@runningatnightI appeal to you. No.
@runningatnightSomething about using your talents and abilities for one another. Therefore, well, here's another one. Therefore, encourage one another and build each other up just as in fact you are doing. And I'll have to find that other one that I was looking for about using the gifts that we've been. Oh, each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others.
@runningatnightSo essentially everyone has talents, ideas, and abilities. Everyone has a purpose. And when everyone's divided, people may not even realize their purpose. So I think a lot of the times people discover their purpose when they're around other people, you know, and the community will amplify that. So if somebody says, oh, I know how to solve this sort of problem.
@runningatnightBut I'm encountering these other problems. I don't know how to solve these. Will someone else in the group, you know, in the community is going to say, oh, well, I have the solution to that. You know, we can fix it like this. So people, you know, iron sharpens iron. People will start to figure out what their purpose is, what their talents, ideas and abilities are as they encounter other people in the group whom they feel like they can help, you know.
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@runningatnightA woman will either, like, you know, you were talking about the Bible, I believe that was you talking about the Bible stories earlier. A woman will either empower a man to accomplish more than he naturally would, or she will destroy a man. So she'll either empower his purpose or destroy his purpose, you know, through negative energy or positive energy, however you want to break that down.
@runningatnightSo it's very careful that men focus on the mission and then the right women will come along to support. The building of the communities that we are looking to build.
@joann_marieAnd also surround yourself with really positive people who also want the same ideas that you want. I don't know if you guys have heard of the bad apple experiment. I'm going to read a little bit of it. Okay, so adding a negative person to a group experiment triggers the bad apple effect. Where a single toxic member drops overall team performance by 30% to 40% and slashes creativity to 50%.
@joann_marieSo yeah, they did this experiment. Hold on, I'm joking. Sorry, I just ate something spicy and I started choking. Yeah, no, always surround yourself with positive people and help yourselves and... Everything that you were saying, Christopher, because it's so, so, so, so, so important. And try to make a better world for everyone, right?
@joann_marieSo this is such an amazing, amazing space, Ian. Thank you so much for holding it.
Ian MalcolmYeah, of course. And look, along those lines, the one thing that I would say is... And actually, Running was making this comment earlier about just looking somebody in the eye and just kind of giving that... Moralizing A Righteous America With www.RunningAtNight.com
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Ian MalcolmSay those little things. Try to make the world a better place. If we do it, it'll make a lot of difference. And then what will happen is not only are we moralizing ourselves, we're moralizing our community, we're making the world a better place. Maybe those individuals, they leave their place of work. They think about the thing that you did, they take it with them, and they get in their car, and instead of listening to the degenerate whatever, maybe they call somebody that they love and they say, hey, we haven't talked in a while.
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@nance726And I think that this is the bottom line, and especially with what Christopher was just saying, do unto others as you would have done unto you. So if I open a door for somebody walking in a store, I hope they say thank you, you know? So am I going to say thank you to that person? Of course. But you might be the only person that says a kind word to that person in a day.
@nance726Because as you just sort of touched on, Ian, we know nothing of what anybody else is going through in their day. We only know what we're going through, typically, but we do know how we want to be treated. We do know that sometimes, like you kind of said, we need some grace. Maybe we're having a bad day and somebody shows you a kindness and it kind of snaps you out of it.
@nance726Like, gosh, you know, I'm kind of being a jerk today, you know, regardless of, I might have gone through a lot of things, but this person was nice to me, even though, you know, perhaps I wasn't being so nice. And then you reconsider and you do better. And I think that that's kind of the point. Moralizing your community starts with every little detail and act that act toward each other.
@nance726So for example, I'll just give you the example. I was trending, would you like to know, Ian? I was trending this week. It's hilarious. I was eating prosciutto, which is meat on a Friday.
@nance726And a big Catholic account completely admonished the fact that I was eating it. This Catholic account with 128 whatever number of followers is bragging about eating prosciutto. That was my only meal that day. She didn't check it out, but I got it from a gas station. But point being, she was calling on everyone to say something bad about me.
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@nance726I just, you know what I did, Joanna? I just like, I just pushed away from, pushed away from the keyboard and said, okay, let it go. And, and so it, everything worked out the way that you would think it would work out. Like, well, wait a minute. Like, why are you, why don't you just tell her privately? Why are you making this a spectacle?
@nance726You know, if we're taking care of each other, what, what, you know what I mean? And so it became this whole thing.
@joann_marieAlso, why is her a business? Like, that's crazy.
@nance726I'm telling you. Oh my God. She's insane. She's from Shadow, guys. Go bully her. But so what could I do? You know, I could have said a whole bunch of bad things, right? I could have, like, I could, you know, you hypocrite, you what? Well, okay, again, who would that have helped? You know who that would have helped? That would have helped my ego, Joanna, because, you know, like, if...
@nance726You're trying to make a fool of me in public. I'm going to one-up you. No, no, no. That's not how any of this works. People are observing constantly what you're doing. So, for example, like Ian brought up, you know, like, okay, so, you know, like, you know, if you're, like, you drive through the drive-thru and, you know, the person says, hello, hey, how you doing?
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@nance726And so I think that that's a really easy thing just to show kindness to people that are doing their job and they're here. What would we do without them? Would we be able to get our Starbucks in the morning? No. But then taking a step further, I think that there's another aspect to that kindness, which is I think what Ian does beautifully.
@nance726And I was just talking about you today to somebody else, Ian. We were talking about what your wheelhouse is. And I was saying, I was saying, you know, I have very strong opinions about Israel, and it's, you know, like, table that. We all know, like, y'all know how I feel about the Israel issue, you know? Y'all know how, like, anybody that knows me knows how I feel about my son getting sent off to the Middle East for this bullshit, okay?
@nance726But my personal wheelhouse is always, like, you know, has always been love life from natural beginning to natural end, you know? And so, I was saying to that person, you know, This is what I do well, but I'm very thankful for people like Ian who constantly are telling the truth because one person may stumble on one of his replies to a silly post, etc., but his consistency, like, well, wait a second, there must be something to this question about Israel.
@nance726Maybe I'm a boomer and I've always been told that we have to protect Israel no matter what, But his consistency and his clarity is what's important. Now, the point that I'm making is that many times, the kindness part or the nice part is really easy. We all can be nice, right? But to tell the truth, even if it means consequences, perhaps to people trying to dox you or your account getting rugged,
@nance726But that kind of moral courage is what I think is the next step. It's the hard part. And whenever I go to post something, and this is kind of my litmus test, because we're talking about moralizing a righteous America. The ability to tell the truth, even if it costs you, I think that kind of spiritual courage, that moral courage is what's truly lacking.
@nance726I would submit that everybody in the space, I don't know, it's like 160 people, if we all said something that we know to be the truth on our timeline and let the cards fall where they may, I think we could change the world.
@nance726So this is a great space. I'm so glad I stumbled in right now. But God bless you guys. Thanks for letting me talk so long.
@joann_marieHi, thank you so much, Honey Badger. It's so cute that you were talking about Ian and talking positive. I just wrote this to him. I always see people talking so positive about him, like behind his back, but in a positive way. And I'm always like, oh my God, yes. So I was like writing to him, but I was like, no, I'm just going to say it out loud.
@joann_marieSo thank you. And you're so, so, so right about everything, Honey Badger. When I lived in LA, I used to walk everywhere because I was like in the middle of the city, right? Right now I'm like really far. And I used to remember that I felt like in a Disney movie, like in Beauty and the Beast, that everyone is like, hello, Belle.
@joann_marieAnd she's like, hello. And she's just saying hi to everyone. I felt like that. And I used to absolutely love it. I used to also just sit in, like if I saw someone who was like, Having that coffee by themselves, I would just be like, hey, can I sit down and just like talk about like random stuff?
@nance726And it was... That does not surprise me about you at all, Joanna. I see you as that person. You see a person alone. Hey, how you doing? Can I sit down? How are you?
@joann_marieBut I wouldn't be intrusive. I would just be like, oh, can I sit down? Like, you see, you know, and I would just like, I don't know, like if I saw them like reading like gossip magazine, I would just like gossip about the celebrities that they were liking. You know, like I would not try to... And I made a lot of friends that way.
@joann_marieI don't know. I think it's awesome to be nice to people and not expect anything from them, right? Like just be nice for the sake of being nice.
@nance726Absolutely. Absolutely. You never know because you never know. Like, I take this kind of deep, you know. You never know what that word of kindness might mean to that person at that moment. You just never know. You don't know if they were thinking of doing something terrible when they went home and just your kindness might have changed their trajectory.
@nance726You know, but then I would like on the flip side, you know, I said things that I thought were absolutely true and I've gotten completely corrected and really it's very humbling, humblingly so. So to say What you believe to be true and let the cards fall where they may. Sometimes we need to be corrected, right? I'll just speak for myself.
@nance726I need to be corrected sometimes, you know? And the grace that I have received sometimes when I've been wrong, you know, it's okay. I know you didn't mean anything by it. You know, that's huge to me. You know, that level of forgiveness sometimes. But we have to, I think at the end of the day, you know, kindness, The One Thing That Truly Matters But In Kindness Is Truth But Also In Kindness Is The Ability To Listen To Other People On Their Terms And Stand To Be Corrected From Our Perspective And Thank That Person Moving Forward I'm Not Saying That I Do That Perfectly I Try, I Do, I Try But To Just Have Your Heart Open To I Guess Being Wrong And Learning Something
@runningatnightMy apologies.
@joann_marieNo, no, no. Go for it, Christopher.
@runningatnightI was going to say, y'all are talking about the power of your voice, which I used to talk about a lot about a year ago. The power of your voice is super huge, and that's why I encourage people to speak often on whatever's going on. An example, like with the gas station. You can destroy people's lives with your words and you can build people's lives with your words.
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@runningatnightYeah, sure, sure, sure. Personally, I would like to know whenever I face the good Lord that I did my best in exposing the wickedness and darkness of this world, and that I didn't remain silent out of fear, and that I did my best to have faith in God, that He watches over me and protects me, and try to fulfill His will and purpose.
@runningatnightI can't speak for everyone, so many people have different Speakers, IanMalcolm84
@runningatnightAre exactly that. We're trying to build something and just kind of bring unity, honestly. I think that Ian has been pretty consistent in that. I'm happy to be here tonight and be part of that. And I think that we've had some really elegant and illuminating comments from people. I think everybody has something to say, and I think you're right.
@runningatnightEncouraging people to speak up. I oftentimes hold my tongue. But I used to be a lot more of a loudmouth than I am these days. But I think there's a time and place to speak up. And I think that we're in a critical juncture. I've said that before. I think right now we're coming close to the precipice of Western civilization.
@runningatnightAnd I think that it's very important that we do speak up. And I think that positivity is the way to get it done. But I also think that sometimes things that right now, today in 2026, may feel uncomfortable to say but may need to be said. So in 2030, it's normalized. And so we may have to bring up things and talk about things that make people shift in their seats.
@runningatnightBut if you do it with eloquence, if you do it with courtesy, if you do it with some aplomb, Then I think, and you're consistent in your politeness, and you're not trying to offend people, it will help to bring about the normalization of these topics that we need to talk about. About the turning of the West away from the precipice.
@runningatnightAnd specifically, you know, I mean for white people. Because the West is being flooded now by the third world. And I'm not saying anything about anybody
@runningatnightBecause we need to change. We need to turn the tide. We need to turn the tables on what's been happening to us. This narrative that's been written, that has been taught for at least seven generations in this nation since the 1920s about white people and about European people of European descent. And I have huge love for everybody.
@runningatnightI don't have any bad feelings of anybody. If you know, Excuse me, got a frog in my throat. There is, I do doom scroll, I do black pill online, and that's a habit, right? I talked about the character that you build inside yourself. That's part of what I need to break. That's currently the demon that I'm wrestling. The addiction of black pilling online anonymously is a poison to who I really am because I really don't feel that way, but I feel that I see such vitriol and such,
@runningatnightby saying that I have my own things that I'm wrestling with myself. And that the black pilling, the doom scrolling, the vitriol, you know, I go hard sometimes. And so, you know, on my timeline, you'll see me like, wow, man, that's, dude, RunningAtNight's kind of going hate right here. And it's, if anybody examines my timeline, you'll see some of that.
@runningatnightAnd I want to upfront apologize because I, That is what I'm dealing with. It's not porn. It's not video games. It's not this other stuff. But when I get on, I sometimes get looped into the hate loop. And I just want to recognize that our people, we're feeling desperate. I've never felt desperate before in my life, but I put so much thought into this, into this speaking up and trying to say something constructive because the other thing isn't healthy.
@runningatnightAnd so I'm here tonight. I'll be going forward. I'm going to try and behave in a different manner.
@runningatnightWe're nearing the precipice.
Ian MalcolmAnd really quickly on that, and then I want to go back to JoAnn and kind of go through a couple more hands here. But on that piece, so RunningAtNight just talked about how he logs onto this app and he gets stuck in the negative, in the doom scrolling. I want to bring attention to the continued rise of, they've shifted from the porn bots to the pill pool bots.
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Ian MalcolmI won't even hint at it, actually. I'll try to be the bigger man here. And it's very easy for me to do so because I'm referring to somebody who's pretty short. But there is an entire segment of right-wing personas that are out on X that are, let's say, supported by, and it doesn't matter if you're talking about the likes of Andrew Tate or other people.
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Ian MalcolmRight, I'm not saying mass report, I'm not saying mass blog, I'm not saying any of that. But the little trolls and the hecklers that come along that are not constructively adding anything, what do you think they are there to do? If you're adding something that is a thoughtful, insightful comment, that somebody comes along and it's like in a cartoon, they do like the drive-by, like in this, I think it was The Simpsons, like, right?
Ian MalcolmWhat do you think their purpose is if they're not intelligently critiquing or providing a counter to your point? All they are trying to do is to upset you, the poster, right? And so please incorporate that. Recognize when you scroll through the contents or the comments on other people's posts. If you see something, you're like, that's a different way of looking at the world.
Ian MalcolmMaybe I'll see what people responded to with that. You will note, and this is the same thing for YouTube. It's the same thing for Amazon. There's all kinds of different reasons for it. You go on Amazon, there's a product that came out yesterday. It's got... 50,000 reviews that are all five stars and all feel like they were written by an Indian guy, right?
Ian MalcolmWhy do you think that is, right? It's the same thing on this application. They are trying to construct a false veneer over things like the truth. That's why you go into all the degenerate pages, and I will call out Andrew Tate because I do think he's an absolute degenerate. You go to his page, yeah, Andrew Tate the best.
Ian MalcolmWhere do you think that's coming from? They're not sincere people. This is social engineering. It's being done on this application. Be extremely strong-willed. Don't be stubborn, but look at the world and say, well, obviously this guy who was a pimp and did all these other terrible things and talks about , right? And diminishes women, diminishes the nuclear family, celebrates the idea of having multiple wives and women, all this other nonsense, right?
Ian MalcolmWho do you think is supporting that? Who wants that to become normalized? It's not the people that are in favor of the things that we're saying. So they're going to continue to roll out what will look like, let's think of it as digital sugar, right? That will be applied to all of the degenerate, demoralizing slop. And they will throw all kinds of little thumbtacks or I don't know, for those that don't like spicy food, they'll throw all kinds of spice onto the things that we are trying to do because they want to deteriorate.
Ian MalcolmThat's what all of this is aimed at, right? We're out there. It doesn't matter what your, let's say your, your, your totem of truth is. It doesn't matter if it's a crucifix, if it's a smiley face, you're trying to make the world a better place. There's going to be all the slop. It doesn't matter what social media network you're on, right?
Ian MalcolmWhich should be get the question. I wonder if there's a similar ownership across all of them that would want this, right? Because the people in charge, they want all of the world. Dave Matthews had a song once. Moralizing A Righteous America With AtNight, Unity, Corey King, Off Shackles Moralizing A Righteous America
Ian MalcolmThey don't want you looking up to the heavens. They want you just chewing on the grass. Except what is the grass? It's YouTube. It's Netflix. It's another thing of Diet Coke. Another thing that's made of 8 million different ingredients that all came out of a laboratory. None of it is from Mother Nature. No, look up. Look at the horizon.
Ian MalcolmLook at the stars. Look at the sun. Look at the future that we are building. Stop looking down all the time. And certainly don't look down on your people because the textbooks printed by Robert Maxwell said white people bad. Or the television says white people always the villain. Or Christopher Nolan says the world's most beautiful woman, Helen, who lost a thousand ships, is African.
Ian MalcolmAnd apparently the great warrior is trans, right? This is all slop, all designed to make you see gray, right? So see color. See the beauty of the world. Try to be nice to other people. And then you enhance that for everybody else around you. So we are, we are the, here's the weird one. JoAnn, we are the Technicolor of X.
Ian MalcolmWe're going to come in, right? This is like the wizard of Oz. Everybody's out there. Ironically, we're, we're, we're the inverse of Oz because we actually see the wizard, right? But we, we are the color. We're bringing color to the world, right? Reject the gray. And so, JoAnn, back to you. I know this is a strange little tangent there.
@joann_marieNo, that was absolutely beautiful, Ian, and I love the Technicolor example. And I wish we brought back Technicolor. Like, have you guys seen The Wizard of Oz, like, lately? The colors are just absolutely beautiful. And yeah, no, I keep finding with how they do want to make everything gray and destroy art and destroy...
@joann_marieYeah, demoralize everything. So no, it was beautiful. So thank you so much, Ian. And I just want to say hi to Rabbi really quick that came up. Rabbi, how are you?
@runningatnightHow are you doing? Welcome. Thanks for letting me up.
@joann_marieWell, thank you so much for being here. All right, Forti, go for it. Welcome. How are you?
@nance726Hey, good. I hope you guys are having a good night. Thanks for the space. I just want to touch on a couple of things. One, yeah, Ian, what you're talking about with the, and I guess what RunningAtNight was talking about with just like engaging with some of these people on here. It's something I've been trying to do better with.
@nance726I'll find, sometimes I'll find myself just going at like starting, like I'll even start typing up like a whole response. And then I'm like, wait, like who am I even responding to? And then I look at their account, they have like two followers, and you know, but they're really pushing those buttons. And then I get all kind of fired up.
@nance726There are a few times I've gotten better at it now. But I used to get all fired up and I would start going back and forth. And then I would look at the account and I would notice time and time again it was always just accounts with only a few followers or accounts were just recently created. And it's just like, okay, well, these clearly aren't real people.
@nance726Or if they are, they're clearly just here to create drama and to increase engagement on the app and to just try to piss you off. Try to get that... So yeah, I've been trying to be more careful with where I direct my energy and my time and keeping it worth it. Because I'll also do that and try to bait you into saying some stuff that they can then go and mass report you on.
@nance726That's another thing I've found. But I also originally came up just because I saw a good little setup to say one of my favorite studies. I know I've said it in your space before, but it bears repeating and Honey Badger set it up real nice for that. And that is the study on random acts of kindness. And I like to tell it by doing this little example.
@nance726So say I'm walking through the grocery store, and Honey Badger's there, you know, she's shopping, maybe she's got her grandkids with her, and she drops her keys, or she drops something, right? And I don't know where I'm walking down the same aisle. I pick up her keys, I hand them to her, you know, I give her a little smile, tell her, you know, her grandkid looks cute, whatever it is.
@nance726Just a nice little interaction. Nice little random act of kindness. Well, in that moment, Her being the recipient of the random act of kindness, her dopamine is going to go up, her serotonin is going to go up, and her whole immune system is going to function better. Now, me being the person who did that random act of kindness, in that moment, my serotonin is going to increase, my dopamine is going to increase, my immune system is going to function better.
@nance726Now, the really interesting part is that JoAnn, knowing neither one of us happens to also be shopping in that aisle, She just sees the random act of kindness. She sees the smiles. She sees the little bit of warmth in everybody's eyes. In that moment, her just being in that vicinity of a random act of kindness is going to make her serotonin increase, her dopamine increase, and her immune system function better.
@nance726And then she's more likely to go on and do a random act of kindness herself. So this is just so much just to say. These things have real impact. It's not just like, oh, that's the nice thing to do. It is, obviously. It is the nice thing to do. But they have a real physiological response in our bodies. We are wired for kindness.
@nance726And I think that's really lacking in today's society. I always try to remind people of this. I try to remind myself of it all the time. But just be kind to each other. It really goes a long way. You don't know what that little smile is going to do. I think that was Ian speaking about complimenting somebody's earrings or their shoes or their hair.
@nance726Even today, one of the girls at my work, I can tell she wasn't having the greatest day. And I, you know, we have a little back and forth, some banter. And I was like, no, but your hair does look really nice. And she was like, oh, I didn't think it looked that great today. She got all, you know, all excited. I wasn't hitting on her.
@nance726I know we're just friends. But like, but it totally changed her whole little moment around, just in that moment. She's like, I didn't think it looked great. You really think it looks good? Like, you know, blah, blah, blah. But there's just little things you can do when you're seeing that somebody's not having a great day or just for the fuck of it.
@nance726And it really does have a lasting impact. And you know what? It's going to help you too, so. Raed Jamal, Peace, Caulin, Forti__Allegedly, RunningAtNight, Unity, Corey King, Off Shackles Moralizing A Righteous America With
@nance726They don't know who you are. You might be a terrible person. You might have done something terrible, but little children don't know. They love everyone. As a matter of fact, it's funny you bring that up, Forti, because my grandson's kind of a clown. I'll see him. We'll be sitting in church, and he will be wiggling, and he'll stand in the back of the pew, and he'll crouch down and play peek-a-boo with the people.
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@nance726Maybe we're just happy. And so the next time you're in public and you see a little kid, I really do hope everybody plays peek-a-boo with little kids in public because we don't want them to turn into us. Do you know what I mean?
@runningatnightI think that's a great point you're talking about kids, having five, raising five myself. I see the stages of innocence and the loss of innocence. And I think that the modernity is... Speakers, IanMalcolm84, JoAnn Marie, Raed Jamal, Peace, Caulin, Forti__Allegedly, RunningAtNight. Speakers, IanMalcolm84, JoAnn Marie, Raed Jamal, Peace, Caulin, Forti__Allegedly, RunningAtNight.
@runningatnightAnd this is being pushed on us and normalized on us. And this is part of the moralization of a righteous America is we need to start having a narrative amongst ourselves and amongst our families and amongst our friends that this is no longer appropriate. That we see what's happening and that we're pushing back. We're doing it in a polite, we're not going to pull out guns and knives, literally.
@runningatnightWe're just going to do it figuratively and say, no more, man. No more. No more bikinis for five-year-olds. No more allowing our daughters to put makeup on and walk through the mall at 11 with figure-defining clothes. That's ridiculous. That is grooming. You're grooming them for a life that is inappropriate, to just put it mildly.
@runningatnightAnd so I think it's important that we have these observations amongst each other, but we bring it back to center onto, like, it's on us. We are the adults in the room. We see this pattern happening. As an entire civilization, we're edging, we're inching towards the precipice of never turning back. We're gonna lose who we are.
@runningatnightWe're already not having enough kids. We're the sane voice. We've always been the sane voice. And so we need to start pushing back and say, okay, enough, enough. We need to allow kids to be as innocent as life will allow for as long as possible. 13, 14, 15 years old. That's when innocence should be shed, is right around 15, 16, 17 years old in Western culture.
@runningatnightI understand the old days were different and people got married at 15 and all that stuff. It's not those days now. And so we need to live in the times that we live in and we need to allow the children to be as innocent as possible because in that innocence, they create an energy like you were talking about that you can't help but just feel renewed and bathing in that innocence, the energy of that innocence.
@runningatnightAnd I honestly think that is part of the malign plan is to rip that innocence away. I mean, the Epstein files has all kinds of I'm talking demonic vileness where they're actively ripping the innocence away from children as a pastime. And so it's important that we recognize that and say, hey, hey, hey, hey, let's let these kids be innocent.
@runningatnightDon't let them watch these shows. Don't let them wear these clothes. Don't let them engage with friendship groups that are gonna talk like that. You hear that one time and you say, no more. And I've dealt with this. I mean, I don't want to go into my personal life with my kids, but I've had great experiences and I've had some pretty bad ones where stuff has gone on, you know, and you're just like, hold on, how did this all happen?
@runningatnightAnd so it's, I think to your point, you know, it's the innocence of children is kind of the essence of the moral fiber and the moralization, the re-moralization. And the blocking and the pushback against the demoralization of our people. And this talk for me is about, of course, America, but it's about Europeans. It's about Europeans.
@runningatnightIt's about being okay with talking about us. Because we need to, you guys. We've been guilted into this place where it even feels awkward to talk about it. I'm done with that. I'm not going to do it to the McDonald's gal or whatever, but I am going to say it in places like this and slowly outwards from there. Again, I'm just trying to put a finer point on it, but thank you very much.
@runningatnightTo go back to your point, Running, about speaking uncomfortable truths, it's important to do that as well, even if it may be offensive to some people. You know, I try to encourage young men to start to step into or look into stepping into roles of how they're going to be a leader, you know, because all men are leaders, whether they're leaders of their family, leaders of their friends, leaders in the workplace, leaders at school, and to be vocal about, you know, certain beliefs and ideas that will be beneficial for our people.
@runningatnightAnd I also speak my mind When it comes to ladies as well, if I find a woman is wearing a lovely dress, I will give her a compliment and say, oh, that's a lovely dress you're wearing, madam. Or if I see a woman that's wearing an inappropriate outfit in public, I will say something along the lines of, you would look better in a dress.
@runningatnightAnd I usually followed up with, woman, you'd look better in a dress, woman, something like that. And I've even told younger daughters right in front of their mother, Moralizing A Righteous America With AtNight, Unity, Corey King, Off Shackles Moralizing A Righteous America With AtNight, Unity, Corey King, Off Shackles Moralizing A Righteous America With AtNight, Unity, Corey King, Off Shackles
@runningatnightWell, that was, you know, back in the day in pop culture and movies and TV shows, that was kind of a running gag, I guess, maybe to poke at men as, oh, look, you know, this father is saying, oh, you can't leave my house dressed like that. You're dressed like a whore, this and that. You need to go upstairs and put on an outfit, proper outfit before you go hang out to friends.
@runningatnightAnd it usually ends up that the young lady goes upstairs, puts on an outfit to please her dad. But then as soon as she goes out, she's got some alternative outfit she's going to put on. And men don't do that. They don't tell their women to dress more appropriately when they're out in public. I think most women wear shorter shorts than the husbands or the fathers do.
@runningatnightIt's like the fathers are wearing like shorts right above the knee and women are like... Back in the day when I was a kid, booty shorts, you know, Daisy Dukes, that was like a thing to where you would point out, oh, look at that girl's got Daisy Dukes on her booty shorts on. But nowadays, That is like one of the most commonly leisurely athletic outfits for ladies to wear nowadays where they will wear way too short of clothing.
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@runningatnightWe want to try and invest in our women to create a mindset amongst themselves so they communicate to each other and the generations up and down the chain, mother to daughter and from grandmother to mother, about the value of modesty. We need to bring back what is valued, not what is not valued, not devalued.
Speaker 6Yeah, you don't want women to be horrors, yeah. Oh my God. Yeah. Oh my God. Well, no, I'm being blunt. I'm being blunt, but that's true, right?
@runningatnightI mean, of course, because in every culture around the world, a woman who is loose and has a high body count is devalued, regardless if it's a primitive culture or if it's a modern culture. That is a biological imperative that is across humanity. And only through liberalism has that had any kind of alteration. Yeah, I agree.
@runningatnightI agree. And what we're trying—yeah. And women with high—I mean, you know, I know we keep on talking about women, and I have no problems with that, so I guess I'll just keep talking about it. But women with higher body count— Yeah, just say you fuck.
Speaker 6We get it. You have no problem with women. You're a Chad, okay. All right, so women that have high body counts are typically a lot different spiritually, physically, and mentally, emotionally.
@runningatnightThey are different in every way you can think of when they have higher body counts as opposed to women who remain chaste. Well, there also tend to be like broken women, you know. Sure, sure. I imagine going through a whole list of boyfriends will leave a woman broken at some point because she's not supposed to do that.
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@runningatnightWe need men back to the original point of men building communities we need men to build communities it will flesh out the
@runningatnightI mean, a little bit of a self-reveal. Like, you know, I led a life. I was a rock and roll musician, and we almost got signed. All that bullshit. And it was... I had a lot of loose morals for a long time. And so, I actually am speaking from a place of experience. And if you live that life, you become lost. You never find yourself and you never understand what's important in life until you abstain from that lifestyle because you get sick of it.
@runningatnightIt's like living in a candy store. Not only are you eating there, you live there, you sleep there. It's everything that you do and at some point you get really sick.
Speaker 6Yeah, but it's fun though. That's the problem, right?
@runningatnightYeah, but here's the thing, right, is that you can become desensitized to fun. And then you need more, and then you need more, and that's how fetishes occur, that's how perversion sets in to your character. And trust me, I went down that road, and I had to just, I pulled all the way back. I just said, you know, what are you turning into, bro?
@runningatnightAnd it's a situation where, you know, I just wound up using women and using... Moralizing A Righteous America With
@runningatnightAfter having my first child before I had to, I just woke up like an alcoholic does and become sober. I just woke up and just said, I'm done. I need to be, I need to be somebody different. And because I was so, I was immersed in this lifestyle, you know, rock and roll band, you know, free drugs and alcohol, women all the time.
@runningatnightYou know, I had my first daughter and,
@runningatnightMe and her mother were together and it was off and on, but then I wound up marrying her and raising my daughter and did away with that lifestyle. But I can tell you that it's...
Speaker 6Wait, you're still together?
@runningatnightUnfortunately, we're not.
Speaker 6Well, you had a kid, though, at least. I guess that's a positive.
@runningatnightOh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah, I wish we were still together, but she left me because... I just read a statistic that, of course, women are the ones who introduce divorce at the higher rate than men. And then also stay-at-home moms initiate divorce at a higher rate than any other type of wife. And so, strangely enough, when they're home in modernity, because all of their at-home tasks are modernized and mechanized,
@runningatnightThey have an incredible amount of time on their hands. And so, they're no longer beating the rugs out on the clothesline and washing the stuff by hand and kneading the dough for the bread. All that stuff has been mechanized. They literally sit around. They'll vacuum... And doomscroll women complaining. They doomscroll all their female influencers complaining and teaching them how to be an independent woman.
@runningatnightIt's all pushed by the machine because, obviously... Yes. So it worked against me. And so I have lived a very flawed and fallible life, but I also have course corrected myself, right? And I have for decades. And so I've raised all my kids, I provided for all my kids, sent my kids to college, the ones that wanted to go, and I still have two 14-year-olds.
@runningatnightAnd so very much in the trenches on all of this. And you're right that it is fun, but I can tell you after living in a candy store sexually for a big portion of my life that I could never go back to a candy store again and live that way. You know, it's something that, I don't know. I mean, that's the only metaphor I can really come up with.
@runningatnightI kind of, I got my fill on it and it's disgusting to me now.
Speaker 6No, no, that was my point, to just be fair with you. Like, it's fun while it lasts, man. I've played in a bunch of bands, too. And I've had some great times, but I kind of regret a lot of it.
@runningatnightThat's all. And this thought process of fun being desensitized to fun and seeking new adventures is essentially what many of these elites, if you will... They experience this on a much grander scale to the point to where they now go after children. You know, not now, but they've been doing for a long time since probably the beginning of time.
@runningatnightBut they have everything they could possibly want. And so they want the things that they cannot have. And it's a pretty sick, degenerate thing, no doubt. And it has to do back to the original thing of innocence. They want to tear the innocence away that they cannot have. We all know the whole adrenochrome thing and the whole rabbit hole that is real that has to do with that and they crystallize the exiting of innocence and they consume it.
@runningatnightIt's a weird world we live in, you guys. I didn't believe it for a long, long time, but they've been referring to it in literature for a long time.
@joann_marieIt's funny that you had that life. I had a similar life, but I basically lived in the candy store, but I didn't eat the candy. So, yeah, but you do see insane things. But thank you so much, Running. And we have my brother, Raed, here. Raed, welcome. How are you?
@thelevantinemanHi, JoAnn, Ian, and Running. It's good to hear you and get to know you a little bit. 40, I haven't seen you in a while, as always, and I don't say that that lightly. And Ian's space as the conversation is on another level. So refreshing. And can you guys hear me just checking?
Speaker 7Yeah, perfect.
@thelevantinemanFantastic. So because I have, I have, there's so much similarity. And so let me let me let me say something that there is a saying that I love. So religious people want to avoid hell and spiritual people have gone through it, right? And in my case, life just...
@thelevantinemanSomething didn't make sense. Something wasn't right. And then eventually when I started digging into everything that we know, you know, all the rabbit holes, and then eventually I landed. I remember it so well when I was looking at CERN, the project CERN, right, was just starting and they had the ceremonies, the opening of the
@thelevantinemanI don't know if you guys have seen the opening ceremonies when they opened up CERN, right, JoAnn? And they just hit me so hard that these people worship... And I was agnostic, like, I'm Christian, but, you know, I believe in God, nothing more, right? I never delved into it properly, but it was such an ominous feeling. That these people worship Satan.
@thelevantinemanAnd intellectually it didn't make sense for me because I hadn't confirmed the presence of God like in my mind intellectually. And I didn't believe in Satan and all these things that people in theology talk about. But it was such a dark time running and I remember it was 2016. My partying became harder. My drinking became harder.
@thelevantinemanMy womanizing became harder. I just became nihilistic about things. And then, you know, eventually I thought to myself, well, if Satan might be, it looks like he's alive and happy and doing well, well, maybe, you know, Theology is right that there is a creator, there is God, and I went on a journey to seek that thing. It's been, I don't know, maybe now seven years, I don't party, I don't drink, I eat healthy, I look after my body, I'm a man of faith.
@thelevantinemanIt is such a journey. That's one part. And the other part, go ahead if you want to comment.
@runningatnightI just wanted to compliment you on that and ask you a question. The level of joy may not be big spikes in the same way partying and sex and having fun, yoo-hoo, woo-woo, but do you feel that the level of joy Over time or the long game of joy, so to speak, I feel it's much more fulfilling. Is that how you feel, being sober?
@thelevantineman100%, not only that. It's more than joy. There's a level of contentment that I hadn't experienced ever in my life. Contentment and a sort of serenity that comes And I'm like, I'm just grateful and content. And also there are times of extreme happiness and joy that I also didn't have before because there was always a guilt somewhere, right?
@thelevantinemanThe guilt is a, excuse me, a guilt is a motherfucker. Like guilt is not something that, you know, one wants to carry. And today I believe in walking and showing up to life in a way Where I really, every night when I put my head on the pillow, I review my day and I really make sure that I didn't behave, hurt anybody's feeling.
@thelevantinemanI didn't behave in any way, shape or form that might make me a lesser human being and thus I shall... Regret. And if I notice that I did, let's say I was harsh with someone at work or whatever, I make sure that the next day, you know, I make amends to it very quickly. And yeah, and in the early days, like, I don't know, 10 years ago, if you tell me that, you know, no more drinking and no more partying, I'll tell you, I don't know if I can do that.
@thelevantinemanLike, this is how I have fun. Like, come on. But... Now looking back at it, thank God, because yeah, like you said, Running, there's a level of joy that one cannot experience unless one, I would say, you know, is in connection with the Creator, alright? I don't want to, you know, give it a lot of religious tone and scare people away, but yeah, today I try to walk like Christ, and whatever I do, I imagine like if Christ
@thelevantinemanWould he be proud of me as a human being, or would he tell me, you know, you need to do better? And this is how I try to do things. And it's just, it makes life so much better. I don't know if I answered your question, Running.
@runningatnightOh, absolutely.
@thelevantinemanAnd regarding the women topic, Look, it is obvious that our society has been engineered at least since 1910, let's say, all right? And it is very obvious that, okay, let me quickly, and I don't want to take the mic a long time running, but I also want to benefit to pick your brains. So I have a book. It was written, I think, in 1974 by a guy called Jerry...
@thelevantinemanAnd the book's title is Four Arguments Against Television. Now, guys, in the 70s, there was only, like, TV was, there's no computers, there's no internet, there's nothing. So the medium to influence your culture was the TV. And he wrote this book and they fought him hard. It's like, imagine today you're writing a book, phone is not good for you.
@thelevantinemanLike all kinds of telecom, marketing, all kinds of corporation will make sure that your book doesn't sell because this is bad for business. This is what happened to Jerry Mander. But I'm saying, I'm talking about him because he explains so well. He says, when you put the human being in front of the screen for the first time,
@thelevantinemanIt takes them 45 minutes to go into sort of a hypnotic state where information flows directly into the subconscious without going through the critical mind. And a lot of our... So it takes them 45 minutes the first time. The second time, it's just five minutes and they go into that state where they absorb so much of what they're seeing
@thelevantinemanEven thinking about it or critically thinking about it. And he thought that this is very dangerous because we end up having a view of the world from that. And I'll give you a concept that we end up and mainly girls fall more than that. I'm going to meet the Prince Charming. Suddenly the Prince Charming on the White Horse.
@thelevantinemanThis is a concept that we get from Hollywood, for instance, that we all believe in. Or in political terms, if I hear the word Russia, I have a certain connotation of communism and da-da-da-da-da-da, although I've never been. So a lot of our conception of the world around us and what it is made of and what's what gets...
@thelevantinemanWanting to turn things around by suddenly deciding, especially men, by suddenly deciding like, all right, so this is how I'm going to treat the woman. Go make me a sandwich. It's like, dude, now you've fixed things. That's so reactionary. That's so stupid. And I see it sometimes with influencers. I'm not going to mention names.
@thelevantinemanIt's like, shut up, woman, and go make me a sandwich. It's like, you're going from the Jews making your woman a hoe to fixing it by disrespecting women. It's like, what the fuck is going on? Excuse my language. It's like, it's a crazy world. I'll tell you, in my side of the world, as a Lebanese man, we are a matriarchal kind of...
@thelevantinemanThey did the work on us. And we are culturally and generally universally... Because in Lebanon, trust me, they love the Kardashians. And I'm sure there's a lot of OnlyFans because that medium, they made sure that it's just universal all over the place. Some societies were a little bit more immune, but we all got bits and pieces of it.
@thelevantinemanAnd hopefully, I learned with this, We got to a place where there's a large awakening to what they've done. And we know we're up to that. Like they've been caught, right? In general, they have been caught. And slowly but surely, things will turn around to the old school. Uh, traditional, uh, not like traditional, but, uh, one more thing.
@thelevantinemanI'm sorry, Running, and then I'll give it back to you guys. Uh, yesterday I was like in a terrible space. I actually stopped watching TV, series, any popular culture. I don't have TV, a TV since 2006. But, uh, so now I'm traveling and, uh, the, the place I'm renting now happens to have no Netflix. And I'm like the... The only way I can feel better, let me try to find a series.
@thelevantinemanAnd I remember people talking to me or I read something about one of the series called Yellowstone, right? And I love horses and I love that thing. And I'm like, let me watch it. So I've been watching it. It is crazy. Like even, and I don't know if you guys watched it or know what I'm talking about. Even in a show like this that promotes, you know, the old school, you know, cowboy,
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@runningatnightThe messaging inside of the storytelling is what is the most important. And so I've seen Yellowstone because my wife wanted to watch it. We watched it. And by season three, I was sick of that. I was sick of it. And I watched the whole thing with her, whatever. But I really don't watch much TV except for with her. But I know exactly what you're talking about and she wound up being the main character and her behavior getting an abortion as a child and becoming sterilized through the abortion process and her hatred towards her stepbrother who took her to the abortion clinic and she winds up killing him and all this stuff it's all driven by that lack of having a child right that's the real subplot is that she's resentful that she can't have a child and
@runningatnightSo it speaks back to that. And so she doesn't have a child. So she takes it out in the business place and tries to defend the family in a murderous fashion by murdering one of her own family and this kind of thing. And it really is that it's a subplot. It's a story subplot amidst the greater arc of the story of the family of the Duttons in this particular era, right?
@runningatnightBecause now they have... Prequel series that has to do with it. I haven't seen any of that, but you're right. If a woman, it just reinforces feminism. It reinforces toxic feminism. Not the fact that women are important, but that women who behave like in this manner are their boss bitches. They're the way they should. This is how a woman takes command.
@runningatnightThis is how a powerful woman behaves. And it's just reinforcing all the wrong stuff Raed Jamal, Peace, Caulin, Forti__Allegedly, RunningAtNight.
@joann_marieBut they did it to disencourage people of like liking those small cities or like the traditional stuff or like living in a farm or like having a family and they completely took them out and put like, I don't know, like city, big city stuff and... So it's crazy to look into the rural perch because it's insane, like the level of subversion and to destroy what made your country amazing.
@runningatnightThat's really interesting because I've never made that connection that it went from Gomer Pyle and those kinds of, I can't even remember, those were before my time, but I remember watching reruns to... The Mary Tyler Moore Show and this kind of stuff where it was all basically office sitcoms. To Desperate Housewives. Desperate Housewives, right?
@runningatnightOh my God. Yes. So, in Lebanon, is it mostly Christian, mostly Muslim, 50-50? What is the makeup?
@thelevantinemanIt's 50-50 in general, like, yeah, now it's 35-65, but yeah, and it's liberal, you know, the religious people do their thing, and the less, it's mostly, Beirut is mostly liberal, but yeah, Lebanon is, you can say 50-50, yes.
@runningatnightOkay, yeah, I'm just curious. It's a part of the world I don't know much about, so I just, I ask questions.
Speaker 7Oh, it's beautiful, you should go there. It's so, so, so, so, so gorgeous.
@runningatnightI would love to. I went to Georgia last year and Istanbul in Turkey and I had a friend pass away in Georgia and his family didn't bury him so I had to go over there and bury him myself and so I got to see that part of the world and it was a bad circumstance but it was a wonderful trip and so I think very fondly about that.
@thelevantinemanDid you get the chance to visit a church in Georgia, the Orthodox, Christian Orthodox type of churches from inside?
@runningatnightSt. Nicholas, built in 1009 or something like that.
@thelevantinemanHow impressive?
@runningatnightTook my breath away. They had the oldest churches in the world. That's what I've told. That's what I have been told. Those are the oldest, longest standing Christian churches on earth because all of the old monastery churches that were built in the year 1000 were all destroyed and then cathedrals put on top of them. Great.
@runningatnightThat's great. You know, in the year 1400 or whatever, the 1300. But these are the original ones that still stand in Georgia because Georgia is so poor. They didn't build cathedrals there, but they have the original standing churches from
@thelevantinemanI would say a church that got destroyed in Gaza, by the way, is 1,400 years old. There are churches in Lebanon that are as old. So what the Zionists and the Jews don't want you to know at all is that where Jesus Christ walked, and started these teachings and the early people who took on that message. Actually, in South Lebanon, in Cana, it was where Jesus performed his first miracle.
@thelevantinemanSo that patch of land going up until Armenia and Georgia is the part where original Christianity started, 100%, yeah. And now hopefully one day you'll get to visit Lebanon. Of course, the Jews will have you think, it's a desert with a lot of barbarian Muslims who want to kill the Jews, right? It's fucking green, we ski, glorious mountains, Mount Hermon is in the Bible, you know what I mean?
@thelevantinemanBut yeah, unfortunately... This is what they want the whole world to believe and we get a bad rap because of that. I remember when I landed in university in Switzerland and I was chatting up a Brazilian girl and she's like, so you guys have camels and tents? I swear. I was like, all right.
@thelevantinemanIf you weren't very pretty, I would have walked away.
@joann_marieAnd guys, please repost this. Please follow Ian and Ronnie, Raed, Peace, Christopher, Forti and Mark. And thank you so much for being here. Also, if you guys go to it, I will also repost it. All right. Peace. I remember you having a different name, but welcome. Go for it. Yeah, it was Fakizro. Oh, yeah.
@peaceforall26Great name. How are you? I think I even forgot what I was about to say because you guys were talking about connection, humans' connection. This is very important. And what makes me astonished sometimes is How we need to speak up for that nowadays because back in my day it's like that would be the normal thing to do and today we need to be reminded, you know?
@peaceforall26It's like being here on this platform all the time and we create this kind of illusion connection but it's not a personal connection. It is a good connection because we can, of course, we are... Like I'm in Australia, JoAnn is in Mexico, Ian, I think, whatever, I think United States, I don't know. So this is, but don't you forget about the real connections though.
@peaceforall26It is natural. Just find in your heart what you feel like to do, how you would like to be treated by someone else. And try to do the same. And as I usually say to my friends, being kind and being gentle, it feels like even if you are selfish, because it's so good, it's not good just for the other one, you know, it is good for you.
@peaceforall26And it's quite selfish. I feel sometimes when even when you help someone who needs help, They say, wow, this is very good for myself as well. And it is contagious. It is. It drops like dopamine in your brain. And just do it from your heart, you know. It is natural to say like a good morning, hi, do you need any help? Or to help someone just an elderly to cross the street.
@peaceforall26Just try to make it normal. Don't be scared because nowadays people they've built Of course, with this fucking Matrix help, okay? And we know who else. People, they've been made to believe that we need to be scared to be natural human beings, to be community, as we use it to do. You don't have, don't you have like garlic?
@peaceforall26Can you please? My times, it was normal. You go to your neighbors and have a coffee and talk about shit, about life or about whatever. People were more reunited. And with the advent of internet, I believe it helped a lot as well. It just made people...
@peaceforall26Human nature, I don't believe that human nature is bad to be bad. I do believe that we were made by pieces of God. Everyone is a little piece and we are together. We are Him. So just focus on that.
@joann_marieHi, Peace, I love what you said and I love that you quoted The Little Prince. That's one of my favorite books. Every time you read it, you understand different things from it, right? In a different way. Yes, it's amazing. Wait, hold on, Running, I'm going to mute you for a second. I think also what... What happens that not only we stop being kind, but we became apathetic.
@joann_marieLike we also see something wrong and we just ignore it. Remember, there was a really famous case of someone who was like asking for help and died and nobody stopped to help that person. And like, isn't that insane? And like 20 people or something, like I can't remember the exact, but they all ignored it. Like we became apathetic into, like we're...
@joann_marieWe see something wrong and we don't say anything. We see something nice and we don't say anything. We are just like in a little bubble and that's insanity to me. So we need to stop that. We need to, like, if we see something wrong, we say something, right? And then if we see something nice, we also say something. And this apathy and this, like...
@joann_marieStoicism, like, oh no, you need to just be calm all the time, you know? Like, no, it's a fucking trap if something pisses you off. That's what they want you to believe. Yes.
@peaceforall26It's like, I'm sorry, like the Christians, I have Christ in my heart, you know, and I follow his teachings, okay? But this kind of things that, oh, if they slap your face, you give your other face to slap. I'm sorry, I would never do that. If they slap my face, I'm going to at least hold their hands. I don't have to slap their face.
@peaceforall26But this is what they want you to believe, those evil people. So you are a sheep. So you are easier to be manipulated. And that's what we've been seeing here. You know, like, no, Christians need to get together, to fight together, to defend our values. Because day one is dead. That's it. I love that. Please follow.
Speaker 4Follow me.
@joann_marieNo, sorry.
Speaker 4We're going to follow. Follow me and follow back. Oh, my God. Please follow me and follow me.
Ian MalcolmCan I ask you? Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no. OK, I'll hang on. We're going to make FIFA. Are you there, FIFA? Yes, we are waving. FIFA, we see the wave.
@joann_marieOh no, just commenting. Oh, there he is.
Ian MalcolmFIFA, let me ask you, who... Yes, so FIFA, I want you to keep saying it with the exact same cadence. Ready? Follow, follow, follow. Keep doing it.
Speaker 4Follow, follow, follow back, follow back.
Ian MalcolmKeep going. Keep going. FIFA, come on.
@runningatnightIndians don't do what they're told.
Ian MalcolmYes, yes, please, follow me, follow me. No, Fifi, you got to keep going. If we're going to make a song, that's how this works.
Speaker 7You're so random, Ian. Fifi, please do it.
Ian MalcolmThis is going to be awesome. Fifi, I need a good 15 to 25 follow-me's with a similar cadence. It'll be great.
Ian MalcolmOh, FIFA doesn't want to play. Okay.
@thelevantinemanNow he's shy.
Ian MalcolmThe one time he wanted to keep saying, follow me, and he won't do it. Are you a little shy? I was going to try row, row, row your boat, and we could just keep doing it over and over and over again. Then we would get a bunch of people playing the game, and it would be the follow, follow, follow me, follow the boat. You know, it'd be great.
@thelevantinemanGently down the stream. Follow, follow, follow, follow, follow FIFA polls.
Speaker 2How does he come up with this?
Ian MalcolmHe keeps requesting, and then when we accept him, he runs away. JoAnn, how often is it that I troll the trolls into running away to their troll nest?
@joann_marieOh my god, no, this is awesome. I'm crying, Ian.
@thelevantinemanWell, on that note, just a quick joke. So this Indian guy immigrates to England and then he wants to move up in the world. So he works very hard and he makes a lot of money. And then eventually he moves into a white neighborhood and he buys a beautiful house and he's got an English neighbor, right? And he challenges his English neighbor by telling him, I am better than you.
@thelevantinemanAnd the English white guy says, why are you better than me? He says, you know, I have an English neighbor. You have an Indian neighbor.
Speaker 8That's great.
@runningatnightThat one was funny.
Speaker 8I'll take that one. I'll take that. That's perfect.
@joann_marieI let a bunch of different people up and I don't know what's going to happen, but let's go. All right. I don't see any hands, but oh, Running, you wanted to say something and I interrupted you. I'm so sorry. Go for it.
@runningatnightNo, no, I'm sorry. I just, I inadvertently opened the mic. I was just listening, but I'd love to hear more people's input on the topic or share any stories. Anything else, that'd be fantastic.
@joann_marieAlright, so we have a Shackles that he wrote. Hey Ian, great space. It's a completely different perspective on morality tolerated. I have a question, I'm curious. Okay, so what is your perspective on, I thought you left, on morality?
Ian MalcolmThat's for Shackles? Okay.
@joann_marieYes, Shackles. Of Shackles.
Speaker 9Can you guys hear me?
@joann_marieKind of.
Speaker 9Can you guys hear me?
@joann_marieYeah.
Speaker 9Okay, okay, beautiful. I've been listening to lots of perspectives here. I really appreciate what I heard from Mr. Jamal and himself, JoAnn. Thanks for creating this space. It's actually a very good topic. But I had this thinking, I was thinking about how the Western people understand morality. And it's so tied to monotheism, like the Abrahamic religions like Christianity and Judaism.
Speaker 9So that actually ties their concept of morality to religion.
@joann_marieWell, I find Judaism not being moral at all. Like, I think it's the opposite of morality.
@thelevantinemanMe too, me too, me too, me too. But please continue. You think it's very different from Christianity?
@joann_marieYeah, they're like literally the opposite.
Speaker 9Okay. Anyway, from what I have observed, these religions are very closely tied to their respective civilizations. For example, Christianity, the Romans. And I discovered that things that the people in Christianity do are actually opposite of the texts that are written in the Bible, which is very strange. For example, You look at Christians, they keep emphasizing church, church.
Speaker 9This church was built a thousand years ago, you know, they feel that to be glorious. But their Bible... Did it cut off?
Ian MalcolmI think so.
@joann_marieOh. Okay.
@thelevantinemanThat was the hand of God. Yeah.
Speaker 8The church is in your home. It's not in the big loud building. Yeah, that was definitely somebody's end.
@joann_marieWe do have beautiful churches, though. I'm not saying that God is there, but I think the inspiration behind them was definitely from God. I think inspiration comes from God.
Speaker 10Exactly.
@joann_marieOff Shackles? Okay, I'm going to recycle you because we cannot hear you and probably you're still talking and we cannot hear anything.
@joann_marieAll right, Monsaint, welcome, go for it.
@joann_marieMonsaint?
@joann_marieNo. All right, Lord Thornwell, welcome.
@joann_marieWhy do people come up and don't speak? Hello. Oh, okay. Welcome, go for it.
@thornwelleliasSo we're talking about morality?
Speaker 7Yes.
@thornwelleliasOkay. I just got here. So I'll try to give you a take on it. Okay. Well, we're living in a world that's with so many distractions and people are in the little bubbles of comfort trying to figure out life. And life has got so many things that take us away from our biology of nature, of life. We end up chasing false idols and quick pleasure and it leads us to disorder, disease, and dysregulation, depression.
@thornwelleliasSo if we all just took a breath and figured out
@thornwelleliasWhat would make us more focused, more alive, rather than just looking for that immediate pleasure, then we'd all be seeking a moral path. How about that?
@runningatnightThat about sums it up, my friend. And I think that you have to break the addiction of the time cycle wasting. We covered this earlier and it said at the beginning of what you were talking when you were speaking that you weren't here in the beginning, but we covered that. But that doesn't mean anything. I think you're right and you're intuitively correct because that is what we covered.
@runningatnightThat's what we came up with. And that also that we are all addicted to wasteful time cycles. You know, what we do after work, it defines who we are, was kind of one of the themes. And if you're wasting your time, With kind of vacuous and vapid pastimes, you're not building your own character and thus you are lacking, you can only be lacking in a moral structure.
@runningatnightAnd so to reinvent yourself and what you do with your off time in a constructive manner will help rebuild who you are and help redefine who you are. And I think that, I think you hit the nail on the head. So that was very succinct and very, you have good instincts, man.
@joann_marieThank you, Running. I think you dropped, but I mean, everyone who has an opinion can request and you guys will be allowed to come up. And thank you, everybody, so much for being here. Raed, welcome back. Go for it.
@thelevantinemanYes, thanks, JoAnn. I have a question for Running. So I'm going to pause it and hear your comments. First, the first question would be like, Can we have morals and at the same time not believe in God and an ultimate authority that we exist under? That's one. Two, should a man have a sort of a value structure in terms of what's the most important thing in life?
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@runningatnightMany times people talk about, and this is my own thoughts on it, this isn't something I picked up from somewhere, so I may be very wrong. So I just want to preface it by saying that. But my thoughts on that topic is that if there are people, and certainly in the past, there were people who had never heard of the Word of Christ, who led a very moral life, but I think it takes introspection to carve a moral framework
@runningatnightOut of the chaos of nature. Nature is in itself a life feeds on life paradigm. And so if you fall into step with that, you'll kill everything around you and dominate everything around you without thought. And it takes a introspection which humans have, which animals do not. And it takes a moment of introspection and wisdom in that primal state of life
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@runningatnightLook what was happening with the Aztecs. Look what was happening with many of the desert civilizations. Look what was happening with the Norse. I mean, there was human sacrifice in almost all primitive cultures. That's very evil. That's very evil to think that you need to slaughter an innocent. And again, it's almost always the innocents, right?
@runningatnightThey take the children, they take the young, and they kill them as the offering. We were talking about innocence earlier. So the understanding, the innate understanding of the importance and the value of innocence and purity and to sacrifice value and that value to the whatever deities, whatever concept that they were literally killing people for and sacrificing to become wise inside of a culture like that, I'll bet it was not very often.
@runningatnightWere there, was there morality? But I believe it did come. I do, I do believe. And so can, can men and women live in a society like that and be moral? I'll bet that you would find that only in the smallest tribes of several hundred would that happen. But because by the time civilization gets big, they start sacrificing and sacrifice happened all over the earth, all over the earth.
@runningatnightAnd so, and I'm not sure why, I do not understand why that human beings have to,
@runningatnightNo, no, no, I didn't mean to interrupt. I hope that answered somewhat of your question.
@thelevantinemanYeah, it did. And there's the second part about, you know, the hierarchy of value structure. Like, for instance, to make sure I get my points across. So, for me as a man, the most important thing is the material and stacking a good...
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@runningatnightAnd I'm not the authority on this, but do not take what I say as the authority. But in my mind, a meritocracy is somebody who is of merit. Now, I understand that that has been conflated to a financial situation, but oftentimes those who seek that above everything else— I'm not saying this is you, by any means. You seem like a really good guy.
@runningatnightThey oftentimes trample people in order to stack the bank account. And I own my own business. I have five guys that work for me or work with me. And I reward them very well. I could be more well-off. I own a home. I own multiple vehicles. I put my kids through college, the ones that wanted to go. I've said that. But I could have a much fatter bank account if I decided to tread upon those guys that make me the money.
@runningatnightBut I don't. I pay them really well. And I also give really good bonuses. And I buy their wives presents.
@runningatnightThe culture that I build in my life and the regard that people have when I leave the room, I think that is the merit that a man builds in this life. So I think you're right. Stack that money, but don't tread on people. I think that's fair. And I'm transparent with the guys. I tell them, hey, man, I'm making a good lump off of this job we're doing here.
@runningatnightSo I'll tell you what, I'm going to buy lunch every day. There's going to be bonuses at the end of the job. And the guys are like, sweet, you know, and I give the guys hundreds, sometimes thousands of dollars on top of their paycheck. That all could have gone to my bank account, but it doesn't. And I still got a good bank account.
@runningatnightSo I guess that's my answer. And so I'm not the authority, but that's just my lived experience anecdotal.
@thelevantinemanYeah, no, thank you for that. What I was talking about, meritocracy, is in its current form, not theoretically what it's supposed to mean, like you explained it correctly, but how it is, and especially in the United States, because I read a lot, I visit a lot, and understand how it works, and especially in the corporate world, in the business world.
@thelevantinemanWhere it's all about me moving up the socio-economic structure where I need to reach the top regardless of how the wreckage I would leave behind me. And the fact that today a millionaire, let's say like Trump, In the old days, and also on your side of the world, in the 50s, in the 40s, if someone has money, it's not enough.
@thelevantinemanPeople ask, how did he earn it? Like, was he a moral guy or he just earned it? So today, what we see is that the most important thing is how rich you are. And no one asks about if you were moral in the way you made your money. And that is what I mean by meritocracy in the corporate world. And I think that's, yeah, this is how I meant.
@thelevantinemanAnd I would assume you would agree with what I said. Anyway, thanks.
@runningatnightI think you're right. And I think that, I guess I act from a place personally, from the teachings from my grandfather, who was a businessman that came out of the Depression and the Dust Bowl as an only child.
@runningatnightMy grandfather was a multi-millionaire. Do not get me wrong. And my mother is the benefactor of that. And one day I will be when she passes away. It'll pass to me. But until then, I don't see any of that, which is good. Which is good because I make my way in this world. But my grandfather taught me that We have lost our way, our moral compass, and we do not do business with a moral compass anymore.
@runningatnightAnd you are right. That is to your point. You're 100% correct.
@joann_marieBeautiful. All right. We have a couple of more hands. Corey. Corey, are you going once? Hey there. Hey, can you hear me? Yeah, welcome. Go for it.
Speaker 8Hey there.
@coreyking88I had a comment, but now I'm feeling sidetracked on what was just said. So, merit has nothing to do with money. Money is a potential use of merit, but merit is fundamentally the qualities that a particular social group wants to qualify. And so, when you're in a meritocracy, you're rising up through the ranks of your Speakers, JoAnn Marie, Raed Jamal, Peace, Caulin, Forti__Allegedly, RunningAtNight
@coreyking88The higher levels of the society, but this whole place has been Judaized to such an extreme that there is no room for noble character to extend to that quality that meritocracy demands. There's nothing to even conflate here. Meritocracy, we don't have one. We do have people that have personal quality. Moralizing A Righteous America With www.RunningAtNight.com
@coreyking88But I don't know if I've ever encountered any particular objective morality. If you go to a South American Amazonian tribe and figure out their morality is that they fully accept murdering a neighbor over things that we would consider to be worthy of a hanging, but it's absolutely normal to them and it's morally correct for them.
@coreyking88To speak more to the point of why I raised my hand here was that in the last four generations that we've been monitoring testosterone, in men particularly, we've seen a halving in every generation or something around that. And so we are at, what would that be? That would be a quarter of the testosterone that our great-grandfathers had.
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@coreyking88When we don't have testosterone, we don't have the proper use of things like aggression. And without aggression at a societal level, where the men are able to use their aggression in a moral way or in any sense really, you have this flaccid masses of people that don't do anything. And that's where we're at today. So we aren't a moral people at all.
@coreyking88We don't go and hang the people that are raping children today. And we don't really do anything of importance today, except we flap our lips all over the place. Social media has become the standard bearer for people justifying themselves to the world. We need to become something more than that again, or this slavery that we are in is going to perpetuate indefinitely.
@coreyking88It'll get worse. The fact that we have flock cameras going up and nobody's really doing anything about it. The fact that that NDAA just passed and we're blending our military with the Israeli military. All these things are happening. It's not new. These are all like the obvious progressions of what's been happening for a long time.
@coreyking88Nobody's done anything about it. And I think a big part of that is the fact that we've lost our health, our mental health. We've lost a sense of ourselves, our identities. How can you be a moral person in an immoral society? And how can you be a moral society if you don't do the proper things that you need to do to maintain those boundaries of morality?
@coreyking88And so if we don't, bottom line, if we aren't man enough to go and take action and do what needs to be done in this world, despite the fact that we risk death,
@runningatnightDid he leave? Did you leave? I don't know.
Speaker 7No, he's there. It's Scotty.
@runningatnightOkay. Yeah, I think you're right. I think that's what this space is about, is to try to get our moral structures realigned and get our moral fiber back. These are conversations that are trying to bring about awareness. So people, when they go to work tomorrow or they're driving in traffic tomorrow, they're thinking, About what we've talked about tonight.
@runningatnightAnd so we can try and leave a legacy so we can begin to believe in that again. Because, you know, I've got kids and it's a very confused world. And it's almost like you can't trust the world anymore. Well, it is like you can't trust the world anymore because when you go to work and you come back and your kids have some cockamamie idea in their head from just one day at school.
@runningatnightSo, you cannot trust the institutions anymore, but yet you're required to send your children there. It's a very mixed up situation. Sorry, I'm out walking my dog. So, to your point, I think the imperative has been stolen from us. The imperative is the future ancestors, if you will, right? The unborn. Speakers, IanMalcolm84, JoAnn Marie, Raed Jamal, Peace, Caulin, Forti__Allegedly, RunningAtNight, Unity, Corey King, Off Shackles
@thelevantinemanOr the culture and the example you gave about the tribe in the Amazon. I would say, look, I've been around. I've traveled all over the place and I'm very well read. But I would say that the basic principles of, let's say, stealing is bad. Killing is bad. Raping a woman is bad. Seeing a child being hurt and not stepping in to protect him.
@thelevantinemanThese instinctive, I think, that are primordial and wired within us are universal. Yeah, you'll find patches here and patches there, like the Amazon example that you made. But I don't think that the fundamental moral principles are related to cultures. That's one. And for running, I would push back when I hear the Western society and that it is the light upon the world.
@thelevantinemanAnd I would say, for instance, in the year 300 when Constantinople or Constantine took on Christianity and the Byzantine Empire, you know, eventually So, there was a lot of philosophies of life. So, there was a lot of philosophies of life.
@thelevantinemanThat were highly moral and civilized, I would say, way before the West came to be on the scene. And I think it is unfair to say that, especially running, if I may continue my thought, because we are Microsoft. I think you're walking your doggy set, maybe because of that. Because I, as someone who lives in West Asia, I would say, let's say from the year 800, when the first Western Pope was elected, so mainly when Christianity got to Western Europe with the Western Pope, the first idea was,
@thelevantinemanWell, let's take the sword and go to get back Jerusalem. I don't think it's very, you know, I would say Christian or moral. And then we got into a lot of 400 years of wars in Europe, according to religion. Then we went into Napoleonic Wars. And then after that, Napoleonic Wars on the British, then on the Slavs in Russia, then World War I.
@thelevantinemanThen World War II that culminated in the only and first two nuclear bombs dropped. Then we go into the, you know, not to mention the British Empire. And now with Washington and its behavior the last, I would say, 80 years around the world, I would go easy on describing the West as the light. I would push back respectfully on that idea.
@thelevantinemanDo you have any comments on that?
@runningatnightYeah, I think what you're saying is very valid. And my comment about the West being the light is a generalized one, not necessarily a moral one. I would say that when the first crusade was called, it was after 400 years of Islamic expansion. All the way into Europe, into Spain, into France. There were 400 years of the Near Eastern conquering of Christian nations that were all Christian by Islam.
@runningatnightAnd so that is the reason why the sword was picked up. And that's why the Crusades were called. And there were nine Crusades. And they were all for, of course, going all the way back to Jerusalem because of the atrocities. And the belief systems of Islam, which I have a lot of respect for, do not get me wrong. But I also understand the ancient Islam was brutal.
@runningatnightYou thought they were brutal today? You think the extremists, quote-unquote, are brutal today? That was the mindset of Islam across the board. There were no moderate Islamists back in the ancient times. It was all that way. And so I think what you're saying is true. But I would respectfully push back and say that it's never been a gentle religion, and the reason why we picked up the sword to begin with is because we're also a very warlike people, and we got pushed into the corner.
@runningatnightAnd trust me, the Tenth Crusade is coming.
@thelevantinemanI'll give you my side of what I know about the story about why the Western Pope decided to... So there was the Eastern Church, What I know of reading and researching that era, so the center of Christianity was in Constantinople, that is the eastern.
@thelevantinemanNow, when the Western Church got, you know, the first Pope in the year 800, I think, innocent was the name, there was a lot of, there were many kings and feudal, if you will, lords in Europe, and the Pope wanted to establish the Western Church also as credible in terms of being A center of Christianity that yields the power, the moral, if you will, spiritual and moral power, soft power, let's call it.
@thelevantinemanAnd the idea was that if the Pope, if that Western Pope claims back Jerusalem, then it gives the Western Pope that credibility. That's one. Two. Being a Lebanese in Lebanon and having studied also in the year 640 when Islam came to be, I think the way you're describing things are definitely not true. And why do I say that?
@thelevantinemanBecause if we read everything of how that message came to be and how it got to the Levant and the Fertile Crescent, The fact that I remain as an Orthodox Christian there and so many Christians across Iraq, Syria, Palestine, Jordan, and we remain here and our church is still intact and the churches in Jerusalem still intact.
@thelevantinemanIt tells a different story, what I know as the truth. But of course, again, because we're a Judaist society, our academia got Judaized, our stories of history got Judaized. They want to portray as if that was what happened. But I'm going to pause at this and then you can push back. When Muhammad came to this part of the world, he said,
@thelevantinemanAnd according to the book that he carried, that Jesus Christ was sent with the Holy Spirit. With the Holy Spirit. You can check what I'm saying. So that's as far as Christ, my Christ, came with the Holy Spirit. They said, and the book says, that the Virgin Mary had an immaculate, you know, baby. And that that baby actually was Jesus, the first miracle he spoke as a baby.
@thelevantinemanSo he acknowledged the prophets before him and including especially Jesus Christ because it's the only prophet, if you will, that comes with the Holy Spirit. Even Muhammad is no way near the holiness of Jesus Christ. So when the message came, It was the same then, but after Muhammad died and the political struggle of who's going to run things, yes, there was a lot of brutality.
@thelevantinemanBut it has nothing, nothing to do with the reason why the Western Pope decided to do the crusade at all. I would push back respectfully, of course, against that. Now, do we have, is there, On the side of Islam, a strain that is lunatic completely, and we call it the Wahhabi tech theory that believes that everyone that doesn't think like them deserves to die 100%, and it's a problem.
@thelevantinemanBut it doesn't represent the 1.8 billion Muslims across 57 countries. Otherwise...
@thelevantinemanYou know, it would be, we would have known, we would have felt it. But again, this is the thing, it's like the Jews want us to believe that there is a fight, inherent fight between the Christian world and the Muslim world because they want the Goy to kill each other. And I would say... I agree. It's worth investigating more so we don't do that, right?
@thelevantinemanThat's all. I just happen to be like in the center where to my eastern side are the Muslims, to my western sides are the Christians and I understand the Jewish problem. So that is why I want to bring a bit more light and invite people to investigate a little bit more and draw their own conclusions. Thank you.
@runningatnightI'm sorry that I was cut off. Somehow I lost connection. I'm out here outside. So my response was, my understanding is that the First Crusade was called around the year 1100. And it was in response to Islamic expansion for hundreds of years and the falling of Christian nations in the Near East. And so... Maybe that's wrong.
@runningatnightI only have a rudimentary understanding of that, but I think that's correct. But then again, also to your point, I agree. I think the biggest fear that the people who are trying to fool us all have is that we band together and we realize that we have respect for one another. And that we unite, right? But let me say this.
@runningatnightI still don't like tens of millions approaching a hundred million flooding into our homelands. That's not right. And so this is part of this. And that demoralizes the European people by losing their homelands and having these quote unquote charity groups headed up by Jews. Flooding people in, refugees, quote unquote, into our nations that are not of our nation.
@runningatnightWe are the indigenous and they, you know, everybody who's coming in, Africans, Arabs, the whole nine yards, it's too much. A little bit is okay, right? 10% maybe. But we're getting up there, man.
@thelevantinemanTo be honest with you, Running, my opinion might sound extreme to some. I think everyone needs to go back and exist in their nation amongst their people and have a homogeneous society in their nations. And 100%, this is how it should be. The last hundred years, you know, with commercial flights and this people, you know, everyone should visit everyone, but there's no need
@thelevantinemanOther peoples within them, like if I look at 100 years from today, I wouldn't worry that there would be no more Indian people or Chinese people or Muslim people or South American, Latin American, but I would worry that the world might lose the white people and that makes the globe less valuable. And I believe that you guys need to 100%
@thelevantinemanAnd this whole mishmash is the Jews wanting us to all become gray. No more white, no more brown, no more Muslim, no more Christian, no more identity of anything, just a mishmash. And 100%, no, I would say to a Lebanese in America or to a Pakistani or to Indian or to a Muslim, go back home. Let's have the world beautiful in diversity but every group in their own nation prospering and exchanging with each other and loving each other and visiting each other.
@thelevantinemanBut let's not all live together and then have a society that is bland with no identity, no color, no difference. And that is the Jewish agenda. So yeah, all the power to you guys. Close the fucking borders. Send everyone home. I'm so for that because that is the way that it was all. It was forever. The last hundred years, people are just going crazy with these ideas, to be honest with you.
Ian MalcolmAbsolutely. So, Running, why don't you add some thoughts, then we'll go to Mr. Colin, who I'm very excited to get the take and thoughts from. Lots of love to him for everything he's been doing on here. And then what we'll do is go to Running after that for some parting remarks here before we wrap up.
Speaker 11Yeah, I just came real quick. I actually didn't get to listen to the whole thing, Ian, unfortunately, which kind of sucks. But I heard the Crusade talk, and it's a little bit, it's one of my... One of my strong spots, and so I just wanted to correct a couple of things so you guys, you know, not to be a dick or anything, but whenever it comes to the crusade, the first one especially, it was like in response to Muslim aggression mainly, and, you know, Raed, you're my brother and all that, you know that, but it wasn't, it didn't have to do with schismatic stuff at the time.
Speaker 11We know this because Alexios Comenios, the ruler of the Byzantine Empire at the time,
Speaker 11Well, should the Christian population be governed by a Muslim population that believes in slightly different morals or in some cases largely different morals or vice versa? You're always going to run into this issue. So, you know, as far as like Muslim and Christian, you know, lands go, there has to be separation. There can't be as much as there is separation of nationalism between like ethnicities.
Speaker 11There should be between religions as well. We can't.
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@thelevantinemanSo, Colin, I think we do agree. Maybe you didn't understand what I was trying to or maybe I wasn't very clear. No, 100%. You either have a Christian community or a Christian country or you have a Muslim country. So, I would say Muslim countries need to be fully Muslim countries in their own lands. Christian countries need to be Christian countries on their own lands.
@thelevantinemanPutting these two together, you will create a country with no religion. Then it will be atheistic, and this is the problem. When I said everyone needs to go home, that's what I meant when I said everyone needs to go home. I don't want to sound harsh and rash. But you're either a Christian nation or a Muslim nation. This mishmash, then it's an ungodly nation.
@thelevantinemanIt doesn't make any sense. No, 100%, I agree with you. Now, on the crusade, yeah, there was 400 years of them. It's murky, and it's nice to unpack, actually. And there's no good side, bad side. It's a mishmash. But no, no, unfortunately, again, and me saying that upsets a lot of people. But again, it's the Jewish school of thought of mish-mashing everyone together so we all lose our religious identity and our racial identity and also our freaking nationalistic identity.
@thelevantinemanSo no, no, I fully agree with you, Cohen, on that.
Speaker 11That's why Riot's my fucking boy. You know, this is fucking perfect.
Ian MalcolmIsn't Raed the brother from another mother? Absolutely love the band, such a superstar.
Ian MalcolmBut with that being said, also, so a big shout out really quickly. I want to make sure to recommend to everybody. So give follows to those wonderful people and wonderful voices that are up here, especially to our guest speaker, Mr. RunningAtNight. The co-hostess with always the most is Miss JoAnn, who had a banger song to kick off the space.
Ian MalcolmIt is, of course, recorded. You can go back, listen to it at your leisure. And thanks to the unbelievable Allegedly Dank. This, of course, is going to be ported to Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Rumble, and IanMalcolm84.com for perpetuity, right? So that the tech overlords cannot take that down. And you know what's wild? Almost every single day, I get random DMs
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Ian MalcolmThat is the catalyst to almost all of these problems. It's not all the Jews. It's not always a Jew, but at the top of all of these power structures, almost all of them are either in line with or in bed with literally or figuratively with Jewish people. And so that's a problem, especially when they seem hell bent on pitting the United States against Iran on Christians against Muslims.
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Ian MalcolmI mean, they were aligned with Bill Gates and all these other people. They're clearly doing this to control our economy. And then the Epstein files dropped. And then we said, and isn't it wild that all of these patterns have happened over and over again? And no matter what, the Middle East is always at conflict. I bet you they're going to take war to Iran.
Ian MalcolmThey're going to drag America into it. They're going to say, oh, poor, poor little us, come protect us. And then we saw the 12 day war. And then we saw this war and we just on and on and on. And so we were the crazy people. These ideas are now crazy to deny. It is irrefutably correct. So mass migration, yes, it's a problem.
Ian MalcolmCultural demoralization, yes, it's a problem. Censorship on X, yes, it's a problem. The COVID bioweapon, yes, it's a problem. Guess who's behind all of them? And then we come back to this idea of the JQ and Jewish supremacy. This isn't to hate on anybody. It's to protect the things that we are trying to preserve. Moralizing A Righteous America With www.RunningAtNight.com
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Ian MalcolmIf Christopher Nolan would be laughed out of every room for those casting decisions. Instead, he's applauded and given all the money. Why? Because they own all the things. So we're going to continue trying to do what we can to be the inverse to the inverse of the good, right? And we will try to push the good as best we can.
Ian MalcolmWe will try to moralize all of our people, all of our citizenry. And that's not just the white Christian West. That is the piece that I primarily focus on. I gotta be honest, right? You can call me a racist, but that's a love for that group of people. And it's also a mutual respect that I have. And I sincerely, I want the Japanese to love the Japanese with as much vigor as I love the white Christian West.
Ian MalcolmI want them to preserve that. And I will go out of my way to help them do it along with every other nation on earth. Like Raed was just saying, he really is. What a weird world to think that three years ago, I didn't know any of these people. If I told myself I will be in a digital forum in a not so distant future with somebody like Caulin, who's, I gotta be honest, his accent's one of my favorite on this entire application, right?
Ian MalcolmHis heritage, perhaps from another portion of the world, another continent. Right, JoAnn from another continent. Raed, from another continent. I love all of these people. I sincerely do. I love everything that they do on this application. I don't always agree with them, but I love the fact that I can disagree with them and they're not going to call me a slur.
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Ian MalcolmAll the peoples of the world doing their wonderful thing in their different parts, right? We can trade, we can share, we can celebrate, we can travel, we can visit. We do all of those things, right? But we can do it with mutual respect for one another, not the celebration of we are going to take your land over, which is so bizarre because for what it's worth, you will hear the Jews saying, look at this, listen to this Muslim who said they're going to take over the West.
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Ian MalcolmThe Indians, we are going to take over. No, you're not. You are literally just fodder for this machine. They are going to use you. I hate the term because it's offensive, but they're using you as a biological weapon to destroy the homogenous nature of the West. It'd be no different than if the Jews were doing this in the inverse.
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Ian MalcolmRight, that is a boon to the nation from which these people who don't have a lot are leaving. Now wouldn't it be really weird if the entire concept of communism as defined by Karl Marx, a Jew, and Moses Hess talked about the need for all the nations on earth to be normalized, to get rid of the highs and lows. Moralizing A Righteous America With www.RunningAtNight.com
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@runningatnightThank you so much, JoAnn. Thank you guys for the invite. And I would just like to say that, remember, re-moralizing the West is, for me, it's the primary thing. And that will begin to cure what ails us. And it starts within us, each of us as an individual. We said all this earlier, but just to recap, it starts inside our heart.
@runningatnightIt starts inside of each one of us as an individual restructuring who we are and then spreads outward. And also, Six Degrees of Separation, spread the word as gently as you can, as insightfully as you can, because if you can inspire somebody with the remoralization of our people, then they can spread it as well. They will find the words one day to also
@runningatnightThank you guys. I'll keep it brief. It's been a wonderful night. And that's what I got. So thank you guys.
Speaker 11I love it. And over to Mr. Cullen. Well, thanks, Ian. Another great space. Another good one. You know, listen, I don't do space as much anymore. You guys know that. But I will always make some time to come swing by your spaces and try to listen in. If not, come contribute. Moralizing A Righteous America With AtNight, Peace, Caulin, Forti__Allegedly, RunningAtNight, Unity, Corey King, Off Shackles
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Ian MalcolmOver the years as kind of a white pill here?
Speaker 11You know, I guess the white pill is that it's, funnily enough, sometimes it feels a little bit like, oh, the work here is done. I can just kind of like sit back, relax, and let the pieces fall where they need to. But then I quickly realized that that is a pretty poisonous mentality to have. And whilst we, it seems like, are doing quite a lot of good work and shifting things the direction that we want it to go,
Speaker 11That doesn't mean you get to relax. You know, it means that there is now proof of concept and it means that now you get to work even more. So, you know, I've been thinking about that a lot lately. I guess the white pill of the fact that, you know, it seems like what we're doing is working, which, yeah, it's like daunting to look at the rest of the hill we need to climb.
Speaker 11But also, it's very much a white pill to know that like, oh, it looks like that's... Moralizing A Righteous America With
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@runningatnightI guess my final thoughts is I feel like I've met some new friends tonight and a lot of insightful things that will give me much to think about because that's all I really do is I think about this all the time and so I can't thank you enough Ian for the invite that was very special for you to do that and I would just close out tonight by saying thank you Lord for the gathering of our people tonight of all races
@runningatnightJust talk about the moralization and the remoralization and the fight against degeneracy, the fight against the enemy that we all face that seeks to erase us all. In Jesus Christ's name, Amen.