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[00:00:35] This Saturday evening, March 16th and we've packed our bags for Ireland as our march
[00:00:41] around the world rolls on where has way through. That is a total coincidence.
[00:00:46] I was actually Keith. It's funny you mentioned that. I actually just occurred to me as the
[00:00:50] opening music was playing that it is in fact St. Patrick's Day as we catch up on the
[00:00:56] Emerald Isle with a lot of people in downtown Memphis are getting drunk and drinking green
[00:01:00] beer. Well, we respected for more venerable reasons but we are on the Emerald Isle tonight
[00:01:07] with Irish nationalist Keith Woods. He is back on the show his first appearance in March
[00:01:13] around the world and it just happens to be St. Patrick's Day weekend so how about that?
[00:01:17] I love the 200 most influential Twitter users in the world. He was recently called. He
[00:01:23] became a global phenomenon last year during his ongoing discourse with Elon Musk and we
[00:01:28] welcome him back now. Keith, happy St. Patrick's Day. Great to have you.
[00:01:33] Hey, I appreciate it. It's good to be back. Always enjoy speaking to you.
[00:01:38] Always enjoying it as well my friend. So let's get right that into it. I know we have limited
[00:01:41] time with you this evening so yeah, let's just catch up where we left off. We last talked
[00:01:46] to you. Let me check my notes here on September the 30th of last year. You were making global
[00:01:52] worldwide news from your interactions with Elon Musk and his constant engagement of you
[00:01:58] and the band the ADL hashtag Jonathan Greenblack was going on all the TV shows to specifically
[00:02:04] refute you or attempt to refute you. He was definitely going there to talk about you. What's
[00:02:10] happened since last September?
[00:02:13] Yeah, you know, that was a very interesting time and it's been interesting since I mean
[00:02:18] that was a real kind of window of free speech there in that period. And I think since then
[00:02:23] I think they have shut it down to an extent. It's still better than it was under Jack Dorsey
[00:02:29] and the old leadership but I think there was a kind of compromise that Musk came to specifically
[00:02:35] with the ADL and Greenblack even said this in an interview when the whole Israel conflict kicked
[00:02:41] off that they had come to some kind of an agreement. I think what they sort of agreed on was
[00:02:46] that Elon would do more to kind of tackle the anti-zionism on the platform. You know, he banned
[00:02:51] the phrase from the river to the sea that Palestinian advocates were using and I think that was
[00:02:57] kind of the under the table agreement as Elon would do more to crack down on this anti-Israel
[00:03:03] sort of anti-colonialist stuff and some of these Zionist Jewish groups would let off a little bit
[00:03:09] in terms of the pressure on advertisers. And then you know, he was very close with Ben Shapiro's
[00:03:14] sense then he did this very high profile trip to Auschwitz. He did an interview for Ben Shapiro's
[00:03:19] daily wire. So it's kind of it's kind of interesting I wouldn't read his mind but it just seemed like
[00:03:25] he realized with all the controversy around you know, the band the ADL and the advertiser boycotts
[00:03:32] it seems like he realized that the way forward for him was to kind of align himself with a section
[00:03:39] of the Jewish community as a kind of protection. It is interesting because as you said, yes he did
[00:03:46] the tour of Auschwitz he with his son and he has done these things he did this interview I believe
[00:03:55] it was the aforementioned interview with Ben Shapiro where he said he is aspirationally Jewish if
[00:04:01] you know if he could just reach that level of being he would but at the same time it's that
[00:04:06] where he draws the line because there's just no doubt about it. I mean, it's a mixed bag but I think
[00:04:11] even though I have been banned in the Elon Musk era along with Kevin MacDonald and some of our other
[00:04:15] friends it and I'm not saying that Elon Musk is the one going in there and personally doing these
[00:04:21] bands he might not know he might not have ever heard of me who knows but the thing is is he
[00:04:28] drawing the line here on the Jewish question because simultaneously as he has done those things
[00:04:34] that you just mentioned he has recently and I mean very recently tweeted about black on white
[00:04:39] crime IQ differences and even more recently than that I think just last week the SPLC being a total
[00:04:45] sham and raising awareness of the free speech situation involving Dries van Langenhova who will
[00:04:52] which will mention in just a moment so how do you how do you reconcile all of that Keith?
[00:04:57] Yeah, you know, I think Elon if you look at his feed I mean it's almost like
[00:05:02] the Twitter account of an alt-right user seven or eight years ago you know he's tweeting all day
[00:05:07] about illegal immigration and about anti-white bias in the media he tweeted out a graph about that
[00:05:14] the other day about how black perpetrators race has not mentioned and articles around crime these
[00:05:19] kinds of things so yeah that seems to be where he is now in terms of he's opposed to the diversity
[00:05:26] the DEI policies he's opposed to illegal immigration he's opposed to the kind of anti-white
[00:05:31] animus in their culture but yeah he draws the line on discussion of Jewish power which look it's
[00:05:38] still a big improvement and you know a lot of people that I agree with that issue are still on there
[00:05:44] but yes money are banned and it's this I mean this is the thing about a big company like Twitter
[00:05:49] it's it's a world of its own I mean I'll tell you a good example because you mentioned
[00:05:52] Samilia Elon Musk was responding to a lot of these posts about Samilia saying well this is terrible
[00:05:59] you know his kind of double extramission mark reply is this real like a guy going to jail for
[00:06:05] sharing stickers saying it's okay to be white now Samilia is banned off Twitter so it was his wife
[00:06:11] Laura Taylor so we're all the patriotic alternative accounts I don't think Elon Musk is even aware
[00:06:15] of that I'm sure it was just some exactly the tree handed by the British government to some employees
[00:06:21] and the British version of Twitter and they're gone you know he was responding he replied personally
[00:06:26] to to Drees Van Langenhof who we met at Amran that's asking him yeah and he was asking him is this
[00:06:32] real are you really going to be sent to jail for you know being in a group chat where memes were
[00:06:37] shared this sounds crazy but it even Drees' account is kind of troubled you know he has some kind
[00:06:41] of shadow ban where if he pours images you can't view them this kind of thing so there's all sorts
[00:06:46] of I think it just shows that the nature of this thing where you know Elon is interacting with these
[00:06:50] people and he's like why would this is terrible these people are being censored meanwhile his own
[00:06:54] organization is also censoring them and he just seems kind of oblivious to it well Keith this
[00:07:00] is Keith Alexander let me just say apparently Jonathan Greenblanton 80 elder very frustrated they
[00:07:08] thought they had all the leaks sealed by getting Elon Musk not to you know allow anti-semitic content
[00:07:18] well so called 80 cement and yeah so called Andy Smitty content and then another
[00:07:24] whole you know pops open with tiktok that's where everything apparently now is coming in
[00:07:30] Greenblanton about well I'd say pull out his hair but I think he's already done that if you want to
[00:07:35] Keith very quickly comment on what's going on with tiktok I think if I'm reading the tea leaves
[00:07:41] correctly our our occupied congress here in America is going after tiktok at least seemingly so
[00:07:49] because there is objective criticism on israel there that's a little more unfiltered than it
[00:07:54] is on twitter if you could just comment on what's going on with tiktok I do want to go back and
[00:07:58] and do a little bit deeper dive on the same media and trees van Langanhova incidents over there in
[00:08:05] uh in europe yeah well on tiktok I mean what we were talking about earlier where greenblatt made
[00:08:11] this kind of deal with musk there was a lot of criticism of greenblatt from within the Jewish
[00:08:16] community during bandy edl because a lot of right-wing or Zionist Jews were saying look the edl
[00:08:21] is there to protect you know Zionist interests and it's become this very parts and left wing
[00:08:26] organization it's not helping that cause and the real problem is that you have all these young leftists
[00:08:32] that are super anti-Israel from this anti-colonial perspective and you know that's where the focus
[00:08:36] should be instead of ban and trump supporters and then you know along comes october 7th along comes
[00:08:41] the flare-in-up of this conflict again and yeah the focus certainly shifted because there was a huge
[00:08:48] growth of pro-Palestinian content on tiktok and the edl put actually put out a report in early november
[00:08:54] where they talked about this and they were very frustrated because they said look we have ins at all
[00:08:59] of these social media companies mean greenblatt brags about it that they have employees working inside
[00:09:03] google inside meta they get to study the algorithms but he was very frustrated and said look we can't
[00:09:09] do the same thing with tiktok we can study the way people are kind of entering these pipelines where
[00:09:14] they're discovering this anti-Zionist content and you know tiktok is the platform of the youth
[00:09:19] greenblatt has been talking about his frustrations about this that the youth are very anti-Israel
[00:09:24] and you know they have promoted these anti-colonial sort of anti-white narratives but those narratives
[00:09:30] have kind of come back around and they are used on israel now so tiktok definitely became a big problem
[00:09:36] for them and these were the arguments that were made I mean this was proposed under trump but then
[00:09:42] it kind of went away but if you look at when this really comes back on the agenda you'll find a
[00:09:46] lot of articles from october november where it is these people you know there was a specific
[00:09:52] um uh jewish influencer on twitter that sort of analyzed this and made the same kind of argument
[00:09:58] that with tiktok with this kind of algorithm that couldn't be manipulated by by silicon valley
[00:10:04] it was allowing the growth of this pro-Palestinian content and it dominated on that platform more than
[00:10:09] anything so that was I think a huge factor in bringing this back on the table you know you had some
[00:10:15] of these people uh senator marcia blackburn was one of the first people to propose this
[00:10:20] and she specifically said in october that one of the main reasons for this is she believed
[00:10:24] that chinese was promoting pro-Palestinian pro-Hamas propaganda on tiktok so that was kind of
[00:10:30] there from the start and bringing this back on the agenda there's part of a bigger problem
[00:10:35] that i've had ever since the development of the internet basically the internet can't be controlled
[00:10:40] like the old media used to be uh like the new york times you know that would be a small to medium sized
[00:10:49] influencer on uh...
[00:10:51] facebook or something today you know there's so many other sources of information than uh
[00:10:56] that you know they had everything tied up neatly with a bow when you had abc cbs mbc pvs and uh
[00:11:03] you know new york times washington post but now uh they just they can't deal you know they're
[00:11:10] trying to play zone defense and they can't do it anymore well that's a great point keith uh
[00:11:14] and that is that yes i mean prior to the age of the internet keith in irland uh
[00:11:21] of course we were reduced to putting fliers on windshields you know underneath windshield
[00:11:25] wipers that was the way a dissonant got out the message that's the only way you could do it
[00:11:28] you're completely locked out and now you have content creators on on social media that are
[00:11:32] reaching more people i think tucker krossen's objectively reaching more people now than he was
[00:11:36] at the top-rated cable news host so uh it is it is a big problem for him and that is why i think
[00:11:42] and this is a perfect segue back into something i sure wanted to get your opinion on you're right
[00:11:46] there in the middle of all of this in between you know right next to the uk and not too far from
[00:11:51] belgium uh where the battle line right now is freedom of speech and they are coming down hard we
[00:11:58] were talking with uh in the last two weeks censorship but you know you're talking about hard
[00:12:03] prison sentences now not just you know you're gonna be kicked out of polite society maybe you're
[00:12:07] gonna be fined uh but we were talking with paul fron and rimmy trimbley in the last two weeks
[00:12:12] respectively what they're trying to do in canada with the so-called online harms act and then of
[00:12:18] course here in the united states with tomas russo and the j6 people and the people in charlotte's
[00:12:23] feel seven years after the fact now going to prison and being arrested and all of that i mean
[00:12:28] the message is certainly to stay off the streets and shut up but i think two of the most egregious
[00:12:32] cases perhaps the two most egregious cases are are are cases that we've already mentioned
[00:12:37] sam milia and the uk and reese van langanhove uh in belgium let's start with sam now we have a friend
[00:12:44] here who is an attorney who actually flew over to the uk and was set in for his trial wrote a great
[00:12:49] article about it for the american free press newspaper i believe it's in the current edition uh but
[00:12:53] to break it down the force as succinctly as you can keep the situation with sam milia you mentioned
[00:12:58] you put up stickers saying it's okay to be white newly married young kid and uh he's going to
[00:13:05] he's going to prison yeah i mean this is a case where even people are typically would ignore
[00:13:13] cases like this because he's a nationalist you know because he's termed a racist
[00:13:17] even these people were chiming in said wow this is extremely concerning you know these people
[00:13:21] like tommy robinson like like sargon of a cattle these people were commenting on this
[00:13:25] and the more you look at the details of it the case it's just astonishing that this has happened
[00:13:30] in a in a western country i mean sam did it did not even uh post these stickers himself i mean
[00:13:36] essentially he uploaded images that people could download as stickers and share around but yes
[00:13:42] you know there were hundreds of them there was it was stuff like it's okay to be white uh you know
[00:13:47] demographics is destiny love your nation stop anti-wagrooming gangs very positive messages being called
[00:13:55] hate i mean this is or wellian textbook or wellian and when you when you read what the judge said i
[00:14:01] mean that's when this really gets dystopian and you realize like the the kind of tyranny these laws
[00:14:06] allow these speech laws because the judge told the jury that it didn't matter if the statements were
[00:14:12] true or not the jury was not to take account of that that was irrelevant and also it didn't matter
[00:14:16] if the individual statements on the stickers broke the law so what the only thing that mattered
[00:14:21] according to the judge was sam's intent and so basically the jury had to rule on did he intend
[00:14:27] to stir up quote hate so i mean when you know when that's the burden of proof when it doesn't even
[00:14:31] matter if what you're saying is is true and correct when it when the statements themselves are fine
[00:14:37] that's just incredible and yes two years in prison i mean the same judge has given suspended
[00:14:42] sentences to convicted pedophiles and allowed them to go hard that's keen to you okay i got a
[00:14:48] i got a paulgee right there my friend just to emphasize that point two years this young man
[00:14:53] law-abiding citizen married with a young child two years in prison for it's okay to be white
[00:15:00] stickers pedophiles get a suspended sentence they get to go yep yeah it's incredible and Laura
[00:15:06] Taylor his wife is actually i believe eight months pregnant so he he will miss the birth of his
[00:15:12] second child you know he'll be in prison for two years he'll miss a lot of those significant
[00:15:17] early moments of the second child's development so you know he's such a nice guy it really humanizes
[00:15:22] this whole thing and and you have dreams i mean you might not have even seen this before we came
[00:15:27] on a couple of hours ago it's been going around twitter marton celer who a couple of weeks ago
[00:15:32] i believe he was banned from germany well tonight the police shut down a speech he gave in
[00:15:37] Switzerland the video footage is quite something they cut the power on a speech he was given about a
[00:15:43] book he has we discusses remigration and they come in and handcuff him and walk him out off the
[00:15:50] stage so it is a new level of tyranny i don't think we've seen anything like this i mean these laws
[00:15:56] have been there there's been individual cases but as far as extend in this now to people like
[00:16:01] some to people like trees who was an elected member of parliament and yes you know the he's not
[00:16:08] officially a member of parity but the kind of broader political group he's associated with is
[00:16:12] actually pulling top in Belgium right now so it's not just like they're targeting you know very obscure
[00:16:21] people that have these obscure ideologies on the internet they're targeting members of parliament
[00:16:26] they're targeting people that have you know according to polls the most popular beliefs in their
[00:16:30] country and they're just locking them up and saying you can't protect in politics i mean part of
[00:16:35] trees van Langenhof sentence and for those that don't know what he is charged with is he was in a
[00:16:40] a group chat where other people posted offensive memes and images and the judge ruled that he did not
[00:16:47] do enough to stop these being posted part of it is a jail sentence but part of it is that he will
[00:16:53] have 10 years of suspended civil liberties where he's not allowed to participate in politics that's
[00:16:58] that's it let me let me just emphasize this again very quickly so here's trees van Langenhof
[00:17:03] who if anybody was with Keith and Keith and I we're all three there at emberin last year Keith and
[00:17:10] I both spoke it uh trees brought the house down he was the keynote speaker and interestingly
[00:17:17] i just uh philip the winner emailed me just a few days ago and we have an interview up on our website
[00:17:22] right now the political cesspool dot org or q and a with philip the winner uh we didn't mention
[00:17:26] the trees thing because he emailed me before i found out about all of this so i didn't know to ask
[00:17:31] but uh in any event this is a sharp guy good guy uh former member of parliament as you mentioned
[00:17:39] head squarely on his shoulder screwed in right and because he was in a group chat i don't
[00:17:45] i haven't seen what was allegedly offensive i doubt it was anything to uh that would upset any
[00:17:50] of us but nevertheless because he didn't what reprimand the person who sent it he goes to jail for
[00:17:57] for a year and then and then cannot participate in the political process uh process for the next decade
[00:18:03] this is a guy who could have really risen up the ranks already having been a member of parliament
[00:18:07] who knows how far he could have gone especially as things are beginning to uh coalesce behind our ideas
[00:18:14] and that is why i think again they're coming down so hard and making an example they are certainly
[00:18:18] want to instill a sense of fear and again the message is do not participate do not speak do not
[00:18:24] get in the streets do not run for office or this could happen to you Keith uh Alexander of course
[00:18:28] this goes further because you can't even uh you know access the internet and get into a chat room without
[00:18:36] you know dire consequences excuse me i just um is this something new is this a bit major offensive by
[00:18:45] the other side or is this just a coincidence these two guys happy to run afoul of uh you know
[00:18:51] let's say uh you know dis you know i i i i don't related groups or something kind of or is this
[00:18:58] uh it's part of a bigger clampdown that the uh powers being Europe or planning
[00:19:05] yeah well that's the thing i mean these laws have been on the books especially in the UK
[00:19:10] they've been on the books for a long time but i think what's new is how aggressively they're going after
[00:19:15] after specific dissidents know,
[00:19:18] it's no coincidence that these people are very successful.
[00:19:21] And just recently, I mean,
[00:19:24] just the other day Michael Gove in the UK Parliament
[00:19:27] who's a member of the Conservative government
[00:19:28] named patriotic alternative specifically
[00:19:31] as extremist groups they would be targeting.
[00:19:35] And they have this new sort of extremely broad version
[00:19:38] of what they call extremism,
[00:19:39] which basically says if you don't believe
[00:19:42] in liberal pluralism, multiculturalism,
[00:19:45] you're an extremist.
[00:19:46] I mean, that's essentially what the definition says.
[00:19:48] It's people that promote bigotry,
[00:19:52] all this kind of very vague stuff, intolerances in there.
[00:19:56] But it essentially means they can ban their opposition
[00:19:58] and go specifically named patriotic alternative
[00:20:01] which has thousands of members.
[00:20:03] It's totally peaceful.
[00:20:04] All they advocate for is this peaceful local change.
[00:20:08] But the same conversation is happening in Germany.
[00:20:11] There's been talk at the highest levels
[00:20:13] about banning AFD, which is currently
[00:20:14] pulling as most popular party in Germany.
[00:20:18] I also saw just today,
[00:20:20] there are actually changing elements
[00:20:22] of how the government works
[00:20:24] that when AFD is in government at any level,
[00:20:26] that they can't access the same intelligence briefings
[00:20:29] as other parties.
[00:20:30] They're bringing in all these rules specifically.
[00:20:32] So AFD will not be able to engage in politics
[00:20:35] the same way as other political parties.
[00:20:38] AFD has 24,000 members apparently
[00:20:41] to use really set 10,000 of those
[00:20:44] are analysts considered extremists
[00:20:46] by the German government.
[00:20:47] So I mean, it's America perhaps
[00:20:50] of the rise in populism and the rise in nationalism
[00:20:53] that they are being targeted so aggressively
[00:20:55] because like I said, AFD is pulling top in Germany.
[00:20:59] If they were pulling tenth,
[00:21:00] there probably wouldn't be,
[00:21:02] there wouldn't be making changes
[00:21:03] on how the German government functions
[00:21:05] to block out AFD.
[00:21:07] Belgium has a history of this.
[00:21:09] I mean, in the early 2000s,
[00:21:10] they banned a popular nationalist political party
[00:21:14] called Vlam's Block.
[00:21:15] They just blocked bandit outright on the basis
[00:21:17] that they said its literature was extreme.
[00:21:19] So we see this all the time in Western Europe,
[00:21:22] you can get to a certain level,
[00:21:25] the illusion of a fair democracy is there,
[00:21:27] but as soon as you start knocking on the door of power
[00:21:30] as soon as you start becoming a serious threat
[00:21:32] to the establishment,
[00:21:33] that's when you feel the force of the state come down
[00:21:35] and you see where the priorities of the state really lie.
[00:21:39] Well Keith, fantastic commentary.
[00:21:42] I must say, go Keith.
[00:21:43] Any bright ideas about how we can counter this effectively?
[00:21:46] Or are we just gonna be a pin cushion?
[00:21:51] Yeah, I mean it's very difficult.
[00:21:52] And you know, you look at the UK,
[00:21:54] and to me the UK is, you know,
[00:21:57] that's the situation you have to avoid
[00:21:59] because they just have it so locked down
[00:22:01] in terms of the police state that they have.
[00:22:03] I mean, there was over 3,000 arrests for words posted online
[00:22:08] in the UK last year.
[00:22:10] Just an insane number.
[00:22:11] And of course, you know,
[00:22:12] Ireland is bringing true hate speech laws now
[00:22:15] but there has actually been quite a pushback against this.
[00:22:18] And maybe like James was talking about earlier,
[00:22:21] the rise of the internet,
[00:22:23] that definitely organized a lot of this
[00:22:25] where there was kind of an organic pushback
[00:22:27] that was a big pressure campaign
[00:22:28] on these politicians over the hate speech law.
[00:22:31] Many government politicians are dissenting about this.
[00:22:34] But look, I mean, what's gonna happen
[00:22:37] when a party like AFD or when a party like Drees'
[00:22:41] party in Belgium are at the point
[00:22:43] where they are actually the most popular parties
[00:22:45] in their countries, they're capable of taking power?
[00:22:47] Well, you know, at a certain point
[00:22:49] the regime has to choose between power and legitimacy.
[00:22:53] And you know, it's been able to get away with this.
[00:22:56] It's been able to get away with the targeting of dissidents.
[00:22:59] I think as time goes on,
[00:23:01] I think you're seeing more and more conservatives
[00:23:03] start to realize that they're included in this as well.
[00:23:05] And like I said with Sam,
[00:23:06] a lot of people spoke out about that
[00:23:08] that would have ignored it a few years ago.
[00:23:11] And so I think that's all we can do is try
[00:23:13] and build that united front.
[00:23:15] And if the government is going to have to choose
[00:23:18] between power and legitimacy,
[00:23:20] let them choose power, let them lose all their legitimacy
[00:23:23] what as many people as possible.
[00:23:24] And you know, the way we do that
[00:23:26] is by advocating for these people,
[00:23:28] by educating conservatives,
[00:23:30] bringing them over,
[00:23:31] showing them that they are under disoppression as well.
[00:23:34] It will come for them.
[00:23:36] Thankfully, I know James has talked about this a lot,
[00:23:38] but I think more and more of them are waking up to that.
[00:23:42] Well, what type of reaction is this provoking
[00:23:45] among right-wing people
[00:23:47] and among the population generally?
[00:23:49] Is it one of these things when all is said and done,
[00:23:51] more will be said than done?
[00:23:52] Or is it something that is provoking
[00:23:55] a legitimate reaction that is going to provide
[00:23:59] some type of threat to the powers that be?
[00:24:03] Yeah, I mean, I guess they have a conundrum in a sense
[00:24:07] that with the AFD,
[00:24:08] I mean when they target the AFD
[00:24:10] and they talk about outright banning it,
[00:24:11] I'm sure that those help them with a lot of people
[00:24:14] to fact that clearly nationalism is a threat
[00:24:17] to the regime if they will go this far
[00:24:19] to keep them out of power.
[00:24:21] In the case of these cases like Samelia, like Dries,
[00:24:26] a lot of times the commentary comes a bit too late.
[00:24:28] The popular conservatives will mention this after
[00:24:32] he's already in jail and the key is thrown away.
[00:24:35] Hold on right there.
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[00:30:18] In Ireland, live tonight with Keith Woods
[00:30:22] and wanna thank Keith again.
[00:30:23] I think I did back in September
[00:30:25] but want to be sure to mention it.
[00:30:26] Keith appeal directly to Elon Musk during the height of all
[00:30:30] of that to reinstate the account of yours truly and Kevin
[00:30:33] McDonald and others, and I appreciate that and hope springs
[00:30:36] and all of that.
[00:30:37] But at least you're not in jail.
[00:30:40] It's Friday.
[00:30:41] That's the fact that that's right.
[00:30:43] Well, and we did have a good talk with Keith about what's going on
[00:30:46] over there and with regards to free speech.
[00:30:49] And I do believe this.
[00:30:50] I do believe that there is a growing momentum behind our people,
[00:30:55] behind our side.
[00:30:56] And I believe it is because of that growing momentum
[00:30:59] that the regime is coming down with even more heavy handed
[00:31:02] tactics.
[00:31:02] I do believe we're going to turn it around.
[00:31:04] I do believe we're going to win.
[00:31:05] How is that going to happen?
[00:31:07] Well, as Saint Paul wrote in First Corinthians, for now
[00:31:10] we see through it glass darkly.
[00:31:11] I can't tell you.
[00:31:12] But we are going to continue this fight.
[00:31:14] We'll take divine intervention, I believe.
[00:31:16] Well, no, things change.
[00:31:19] They don't always stay the same.
[00:31:20] We talked about this at Amarin, USSR.
[00:31:23] I mean, things happen.
[00:31:25] And they're going to happen for us.
[00:31:26] But during my lifetime we've certainly
[00:31:27] taken a change for the world.
[00:31:29] Here comes to the first amendment.
[00:31:30] Here.
[00:31:30] But in Eastern Europe, not so much.
[00:31:32] But if the exact opposite, in fact,
[00:31:35] Keith, you are representing Ireland
[00:31:36] during this armarch around the world.
[00:31:38] And with the time we have remaining
[00:31:39] on what a shift gears now to the situation there on the Emerald
[00:31:43] Isle.
[00:31:44] You spoke at Amarin last year as we have mentioned.
[00:31:46] An island for everyone.
[00:31:47] Ireland has had a crossroads, you said, back last fall.
[00:31:52] So let's talk about it.
[00:31:53] What is the state of affairs for our people in Ireland?
[00:31:58] Right.
[00:31:58] Well, there was a brief respite from endless victories
[00:32:03] for the liberal agenda here recently,
[00:32:05] because they actually did a referendum here.
[00:32:08] And they've done these referendumed
[00:32:10] the last few years.
[00:32:11] They've been very high profile.
[00:32:12] They love doing this.
[00:32:13] Ireland voted on Gay Marriage.
[00:32:15] Ireland voted for abortion.
[00:32:17] And they hammer true one plank after another.
[00:32:20] This time it was about the outdated language
[00:32:23] in the Irish constitution that it said,
[00:32:26] a woman is entitled to raise a family in the home
[00:32:30] and she should not have to be forced by economic necessity
[00:32:34] out of the home.
[00:32:35] It gives special place for the institution
[00:32:37] of marriage as the foundation of the family.
[00:32:40] And so of course, the government wanted
[00:32:42] to remove that.
[00:32:43] It wanted to replace family marriage
[00:32:47] with durable relationships was determined being used
[00:32:50] on an anteck out the mention of women or mothers specifically.
[00:32:54] And everyone thought this was got a pass comfortably.
[00:32:57] Every establishment political party
[00:32:59] supported it all of the mainstream media.
[00:33:02] I mean, I certainly thought it would pass, honestly.
[00:33:04] There was barely a voice against it
[00:33:06] unless you went on Twitter or Telegram or something, right?
[00:33:10] But it was overwhelmingly voted down.
[00:33:12] It was over 70% rejected.
[00:33:14] I got it.
[00:33:15] Every constituency in Ireland except one in South Dublin,
[00:33:18] which has kind of always been the most liberal area rejected it.
[00:33:22] So that was a comprehensive defeat for the government.
[00:33:25] And I'm not sure specifically what the motives were
[00:33:29] in terms of people's feelings about the constitution.
[00:33:32] But I just read it as a populist kind
[00:33:34] of rejection of the government
[00:33:36] and generally of a feeling that they're going too far on.
[00:33:40] I guess what people would call the woke agenda, maybe.
[00:33:43] But it does show there is sentiment out there
[00:33:46] there is populist sentiment building.
[00:33:48] And I'm hoping that can turn into something positive here
[00:33:51] because I think there's been signs
[00:33:52] with the last few years here in Ireland.
[00:33:54] There is under the surface.
[00:33:56] There's been a lot of organic.
[00:33:58] Yeah, there's been a lot of organic community movements
[00:34:01] against immigration, against asylum seekers
[00:34:03] being brought into your area.
[00:34:05] I was in a protest in Dublin on St. Bridges day here.
[00:34:08] I think there was probably four or five thousand people
[00:34:11] there from all over the country.
[00:34:13] So it's been built in for a while.
[00:34:14] And you know, I'm just hoping we'll start to see electoral success soon.
[00:34:19] What's the percentage of native born old stock Irish versus
[00:34:24] these new immigrants now?
[00:34:26] Good question.
[00:34:27] Immigration of getting to swamp you
[00:34:30] and effect of the governance of your country.
[00:34:36] Yeah, I believe it's about 80% native.
[00:34:40] But you know, sometimes these figures aren't totally.
[00:34:43] I could maybe even less.
[00:34:44] So that is actually, you know, that's quite bad.
[00:34:46] That's almost UK levels.
[00:34:48] The UK always seems a lot worse
[00:34:50] because they have second, third generation immigrants
[00:34:53] that so embedded in their society here.
[00:34:55] It's very much more recent arrivals.
[00:34:58] And last year we got twice.
[00:35:01] We've got 20%.
[00:35:02] We've got.
[00:35:03] Well, yeah.
[00:35:05] Yeah. So I mean, in simple numbers, you know,
[00:35:08] and last year was the highest ever number of immigrants brought in in a year
[00:35:12] it was about 3% of the population in immigrants in a single year.
[00:35:17] So it has become a crisis.
[00:35:19] But again, if you look at Poland,
[00:35:20] I mean now with Irish people it's the top policy that they're concerned about.
[00:35:25] And they've not even opposed to like thin fanfoters who are left wing.
[00:35:28] So it's kind of across the political spectrum now.
[00:35:31] People are starting to really oppose this.
[00:35:34] I've got three questions for you, Keith, before we run out of time.
[00:35:37] And let's see as we said here now,
[00:35:38] we got about five minutes left and we'll have to make haste.
[00:35:41] I know you advocate for self-determination for our people.
[00:35:44] Obviously that has to begin at home.
[00:35:45] What is love if not loving your own people more than your neighbor?
[00:35:48] I mean, that's just it.
[00:35:50] And that's just natural and healthy.
[00:35:52] Are the people of Europe the rank and file citizens
[00:35:54] of the respective nations that make up the mother continent?
[00:35:57] Are they the ones clamoring for rampant unchecked immigration from Africa?
[00:36:02] And at many?
[00:36:04] Yeah, well, you know, I don't want to bring nothing but black bills here today.
[00:36:11] But you know another thing that happened today is a black man
[00:36:15] was appointed the first minister of Wales,
[00:36:18] which means no, Wales has a black first minister.
[00:36:21] Scotland has Hamza Yusuf, a Pakistani first minister.
[00:36:26] The UK's prime minister is Rishi Sunak,
[00:36:29] who's Indian, Ireland's prime minister,
[00:36:31] Leo Veradkir is half Indian.
[00:36:33] And the mayor of London, Sadiq Khan is I believe Indian
[00:36:37] or he may be Pakistani as well actually.
[00:36:39] So that's a clean sweep, you know?
[00:36:42] We need to find the white Gandhi to fight these Indians.
[00:36:49] Yeah, I mean it's incredible.
[00:36:50] You know, I posted about this on Twitter and then you see some of these
[00:36:54] leftists celebrating it in the replies
[00:36:56] and they have like decolonization in their bio.
[00:36:58] Well, they certainly support colonization in one direction, right?
[00:37:02] When you have every country in the British oil is led by a Pakistani or an Indian.
[00:37:08] As far as popular support, I mean certainly from Poland,
[00:37:12] generally there is majority against mass immigration in all these countries.
[00:37:15] I mean, the conservative party in the UK is on course to be completely wiped out.
[00:37:20] I mean, the Poland for the next election has shown
[00:37:22] and may end up with seats in the single digits, which would be absolutely historical.
[00:37:27] And that's a case of voters for a long time.
[00:37:30] Their main concern was immigration.
[00:37:32] They showed it with Brexit with the elections around Brexit subsequently.
[00:37:36] And just year after year of decade after decade of betrayal,
[00:37:41] same thing in many other countries.
[00:37:44] I mean, this is the whole problem, you know?
[00:37:45] You even see what Meloni in Italy now has walked back a lot of the things
[00:37:49] you ran on in terms of immigration.
[00:37:51] So it's just been a story of constant betrayal from these sort of center-right conservative parties.
[00:37:56] And I think at this point, you know, until those parties are just completely wiped out, removed from power.
[00:38:02] And there's just a totally new political movement on the right
[00:38:07] that is, you know, demographics, immigration first in terms of its focus.
[00:38:11] I think that's the only way we're going to see any kind of change.
[00:38:13] And I do think, look, if you look at the Poland,
[00:38:16] I mean, it's kind of interesting.
[00:38:17] One trend you see across Europe is the younger you get,
[00:38:20] the more left-wing people vote.
[00:38:22] But the people that are on the right, and in some countries maybe it's only 25 percent
[00:38:26] instead of maybe it used to be 50-50.
[00:38:29] But they don't support the conservative parties at all.
[00:38:31] They always go for the more right-wing parties.
[00:38:33] Like if you look at Poland, right, they have this peace party which is a sort of conservative party.
[00:38:41] Most popular party among the majority, among older people.
[00:38:44] You get into people in their 20s.
[00:38:45] The most popular political party of any party is Confederate Asia,
[00:38:49] which is very explicitly ethanol nationalist Polish party.
[00:38:52] And that's sort of the trend across Europe.
[00:38:54] So I think the only hope is that these sort of dinosaur political parties in Europe,
[00:38:59] these post-war conservative parties are going to die a death just due to demographics.
[00:39:05] And hopefully their voters can be moved over into support and explicitly nationalist political parties.
[00:39:12] You're right about that.
[00:39:13] And I had a conversation about this.
[00:39:14] I believe it was last year with a guest who said,
[00:39:17] Maloney was fool's gold.
[00:39:21] But the key is, I think people thought they were voting right.
[00:39:24] And that's the thing.
[00:39:26] We can build off of that.
[00:39:27] We can build off of that and we will build off of that.
[00:39:29] One last question.
[00:39:29] I got to get this in.
[00:39:31] Keith, and then Keith, you and I will continue this conversation
[00:39:35] in the next segment, follow up in Afterthoughts.
[00:39:38] But which region of Europe generally, Keith?
[00:39:41] In which nation specifically, you're talking about,
[00:39:43] well, we've set back here in Western Europe
[00:39:46] that clean sweep there of the Isles.
[00:39:50] Which region of Europe generally, in which nation specifically,
[00:39:54] could we invest our greatest hope in?
[00:39:58] Well, you know, it does tend to be the peripheries.
[00:40:01] I mean, from what I see, Portugal actually has a very strong nationalist movement.
[00:40:05] I think Ireland, I think there has been the growth of a really significant
[00:40:08] populist movement under the surface.
[00:40:11] The question will be in the next few years is how will that translate
[00:40:14] in terms of mass politics, in terms of elections,
[00:40:16] in terms of building a proper political vehicle?
[00:40:19] I think, look, Eastern Europe is definitely more
[00:40:23] averse to some of the pause as some Western European countries.
[00:40:28] I've been to the Balkans of travel there, bet you know,
[00:40:31] that they, I think certainly understand what's going on
[00:40:33] and are not going to go the same course as the rest of Europe.
[00:40:37] I was in Hungary last year.
[00:40:38] I was very impressed at what I saw in terms of the nationalist politics there.
[00:40:44] So it is the peripheries right now.
[00:40:45] Western Europe is in a very, very dark state,
[00:40:48] but I'm hoping a lot of countries will see what's happened there and learn from those mistakes.
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[00:43:04] Ladies and gentlemen, do we get the very best on the program?
[00:43:20] Or do we get the very best on the program?
[00:43:22] That's Keith Woods from Ireland.
[00:43:25] Think about the sacrifice he made tonight, Keith Alexander as he walks back in from the green room.
[00:43:31] An Irishman coming on near midnight on Saturday night his time,
[00:43:38] St. Patrick's Day weekend to punch the clock.
[00:43:42] We got to give him his credit on that.
[00:43:44] Well look, he's an Irishman and it's St. Patrick's Day so I would imagine he'd be up at midnight anyway.
[00:43:49] Well but not on the radio and delivering that kind of commentary now I gotta tell you.
[00:43:55] He was originally booked to be onto midnight.
[00:43:58] He texted me right before the show.
[00:43:59] He said is there any way hate to even ask?
[00:44:02] Is there any way I can get off at 45 after so you know he's gonna go have a good time tonight as well
[00:44:08] he should and well deserved but I love that guy.
[00:44:13] I mean what a fantastic commentator.
[00:44:16] To be that young if I was that smart at that age or at any age I'd be doing good.
[00:44:19] Well they're good people all over Europe and we're bringing them out during March around the world.
[00:44:24] Exactly.
[00:44:26] Well let's just talk about that very quickly if we could Keith so going back to two weeks ago
[00:44:31] two weeks from tonight if you're listening live when we had Tom Sunechon to kick off the thin you
[00:44:37] know we've known Tom forever.
[00:44:39] I can't even count how many times he's been on the program.
[00:44:41] I thought that was his best interview he's ever had on the program.
[00:44:44] I think there's never been any bad ones or any ones that were less than great but I thought he
[00:44:48] was just particularly on his game.
[00:44:50] To kick off March around the world the movement to Paul From
[00:44:54] in Canada we even had Paul Kursi who we had as our intergalactic correspondent
[00:45:01] we thought we were gonna have him on the week before there's a little miscommunication but anyway
[00:45:05] it could have been March around the universe if we hadn't derailed ourselves in the 60s with
[00:45:11] social justice program and all of that but who knows and then of course last week I don't want
[00:45:17] to put you on the spot because I didn't ask but did you catch last week's show?
[00:45:22] Parks up.
[00:45:23] Oh no what is that about?
[00:45:24] What is that about?
[00:45:25] Anyway Nick Griffin was fantastic and we actually got this letter in
[00:45:32] from a listener in Missouri which I'd like to read.
[00:45:36] Greetings James and TPC Kruth thank you for having Nick Griffin on to give his analysis of
[00:45:40] the political situation in the UK and in particular the victory of George Galloway and Rochdale
[00:45:45] it isn't often that we get to hear anything from it of Nick's caliber and without TPC
[00:45:49] we wouldn't get to hear from them at all and then he goes on to write.
[00:45:53] I agree with Nick that what's going on in Gaza right now is genocide if this continues the
[00:45:58] Palestinians who aren't directly killed by bombs and bullets will die slow agonizing death
[00:46:02] by starvation dehydration and disease.
[00:46:05] The most striking thing about this genocide is that it's being conducted in full view of
[00:46:09] the world and with the full support of the US government it would be unbelievable
[00:46:14] if we weren't watching it in real time with our own eyes let's remember that the people of
[00:46:18] Gaza are fighting to stay on their own land because they know that if they're forced into the
[00:46:23] Sinai desert they'll never be allowed to return home. They don't want to go to Egypt, the USA or
[00:46:28] anywhere else they want to stay in Gaza and live freely in Palestine it's their home it's their
[00:46:33] birthright. I've just written out my check for the first quarter fundraising drive and it'll be
[00:46:37] in the mail tomorrow best regards a listener and supporter in Missouri what a fantastic letter
[00:46:42] and response to Nick Griffin and greater issues that were raised on last weeks installment of
[00:46:47] March around the world that's the kind of caliber of listeners we've got made in gentleman
[00:46:51] and I'm so proud of it and he nailed it. And also that's the type of the caliber of people we have
[00:46:58] in the right that are developing and sprouting out all over Europe now for example
[00:47:05] Germany's always had a few far-right people but nothing like the AFD which is you know
[00:47:11] well I wouldn't say never. Never since our world war two let's put it that way but nonetheless you
[00:47:18] know people have basically decided to call BS on all of this guilt tripping that you know we have
[00:47:26] guilt tripping over here it's gaslighting that's what happened in the civil rights movement every
[00:47:30] other left-wing movement we've had that's what they're doing and have done to the Germans for
[00:47:35] example they're still paying millions of dollars or billions of dollars a year. Yeah millions
[00:47:40] they would be pennies on the dollar compared to what they pay. Yeah yeah but to you know Israel and
[00:47:44] to out of a totally you know fabricated guilt trip that you know has been imposed upon them but
[00:47:52] the younger generation I guess it is is decided to call BS on all of that and they're not going to
[00:47:58] put up with this abuse anymore and despite all of these you know draconian measures being
[00:48:05] taken by the official governments of european nations they're finding more and more people popping
[00:48:11] up and speaking out and I think it's a very hopeful sign James. Let's get back to where we've been
[00:48:18] so far during our march around the world we gotta take a minute and catch our breath folks it has
[00:48:24] been an exhilarating trip so far again kicking it off two weeks ago with Tom Sunechn Croatia
[00:48:31] Paul Fram and Canada we had Paul Kersion to talk about where white men might have been had we not
[00:48:36] started to pursue the completely unrealistic goal of equality as opposed to the star reaching
[00:48:43] the stars would have been a much more realistic goal. That was the first week. Well that change
[00:48:48] was imposed upon us from without okay and we know what that is and you know it's not something
[00:48:54] that just spontaneously happened it was plotted and planned of you know for example I was
[00:49:00] listening to stew Peters earlier in the week about Magnus Hirschfield and you know he's always
[00:49:05] been a favorite of mine to talk about you know how corrupt and terrible by my Republic Germany was
[00:49:11] well he was also the first guy to kick off the civil rights movement. The last book he wrote was
[00:49:16] called racism and he coined that phrase I mean that term it was if you mentioned it if he tried
[00:49:24] to call somebody a racist back in the 1920s I think you're talking about some race car drivers.
[00:49:29] Right it was a very new word I mean it's barely a hundred years old so again though getting
[00:49:35] back to last week's show last week's show particularly ambitious for guests on four different continents
[00:49:41] not just four different countries. Four different continents Nick Griffin in England who just hit a
[00:49:47] grand slam I love Nick well you listen to that because you picked the song you last playing
[00:49:56] how did he like that? Well you liked it I mean who wouldn't like that well yeah you know in it
[00:50:00] actually spurred a little bit of conversation that song came out in 1967 which was the exact same
[00:50:04] year Nick told us on the show last week that his parents decided to move out of London because they
[00:50:09] saw what's coming so it actually sparked a little bit of a. And so Remy Trimbley back to
[00:50:16] back weeks in Canada because of the importance I think of the online harm's act and our need to
[00:50:21] oppose it went down to Brazil and then Andrew Fraser in Australia to know Drew is to love him
[00:50:28] Drew's just a great guy. Great Christian too. And but Drew we actually had a little bit of a
[00:50:36] research department on the show last week who brought up the fact that I did not know this
[00:50:40] that Australian aborigines have the lowest IQ of any group in the world. That 62 is what we found 62
[00:50:50] and believe me to have the lowest IQ of any people group on the planet there's a lot of stiff
[00:50:53] competition for that. Yeah really. Look at what's happening in Haiti you know despite all of these
[00:50:58] we're going to talk about Haiti in the next hour but the American intervention they've had there
[00:51:02] for years and you know it just seems to get go from bad to worse. All right yeah we're going to
[00:51:07] mention Haiti in the next hour actually in the next hour we've got to catch our breath and briefly
[00:51:12] pause our international travels to catch up on a variety of domestic news items. We're going
[00:51:17] to be talking about the State of the Union what's going on with Supreme Court what's going on
[00:51:21] with Bonnie Willis in Atlanta and some other things Haiti and Katie Brits response to the State
[00:51:28] of the Union all that's coming I don't read one more thing here real quick that came in my goodness
[00:51:31] the segment's already almost over. Listener South Carolina writes James I wanted to contribute
[00:51:35] to the first quarter fundraising drive and the incentive couldn't be better I'd literally had
[00:51:40] Steve King's book in my Amazon cart when the email came across the shows have been fantastic as
[00:51:46] always keep up the good work and that comes from a listener in South Carolina and yes indeed
[00:51:51] indeed it is true if you contribute to the first quarter fundraising drive that we're offering
[00:51:56] you're going to get an autographed copy an autographed copy of Steve King's book walking through
[00:52:00] the fire what I like most about this book is it really goes to show what happens how the systems
[00:52:07] how the system deals with anybody in Congress that steps out of line and the topic covered in his
[00:52:13] book include political treason by the Republican hierarchy media defamation libel and slander political
[00:52:19] assassination why Western civilization is a superior civilization the magnitude and impact of the
[00:52:25] illegal alien invasion these are his words as he describes his own book president Trump and his
[00:52:30] association with congressman king in the lying mandatious duplicity of Kevin McCarthy and much more so
[00:52:37] yes I mentioned it last week we forgot the first week of this month even mention that the first
[00:52:42] quarter fundraising drive was ongoing and as a result we dug ourselves in a bit of a hole we're still
[00:52:47] trying to claw out of so please if you're listening to me tonight you're enjoying the programming that
[00:52:52] we provide you're enjoying guests like Keith woods and all the people that we've mentioned that
[00:52:56] have been on this month and really this year has just been a fast start to the year I'd Steve King
[00:53:01] was on with us just last month along with Steve Stockman Peter Bremillo every show has been a home run
[00:53:06] this year but anyway we want to keep it going and we are essentially we live quarter to quarter based
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[00:53:20] uh...
[00:53:21] send in your support will give you a copy of walking through the fire hundred dollars more autographed copy
[00:53:26] he autographed all these we ran all the ink out of that blue sharpie i'll tell you
[00:53:32] so uh... and a little bit more money sewing by new sharpies
[00:53:36] yeah that's making a hundred and one dollars if you could but uh...
[00:53:40] gotta replace the stationery here um anyway so it's a pretty good incentive and um i think you'll
[00:53:47] enjoy it so that's that so now in the next that what do you think about Keith woods tonight Keith
[00:53:53] it's confusing with two keiths on the show the same day look he never uh... disappoints he's been on
[00:53:57] before every time he's he just came out of nowhere uh... about a year ago and i mean he's
[00:54:03] risen to the head of the class well i would say he came out of nowhere but he certainly had a
[00:54:08] monumental year last year and he's certainly at the tip of the spear there's no doubt about that so
[00:54:13] uh... keith woods uh... in irland tonight that's Croatia Canada England Brazil Australia
[00:54:19] and irland that we've hit so far where will we go next week do you know
[00:54:23] let me know no no no no is that your guess no telling we're going to germany next week
[00:54:28] we're going to germany next week but we're not done yet tonight we'll tell you what's coming up
[00:54:32] still in hours two and three when we come back although we are gonna take a brief pause as i
[00:54:37] mentioned and catch up on some domestic news in the second hour and then a special treat for you
[00:54:42] the third hour don't miss the third hour do not miss the third hour