Joel Davis: Another episode of The Joel and Blair Show. It is the 16th of May, 2025. Big show tonight. There’s been a lot going on and there’s a lot to break down.

But Blair, how you feeling? How you doing?

To be honest, I’m not feeling 100%. I’m thinking about why that is. I don’t feel. I’m not like fully sick. Like, I’m not sick, but I got a little bit of a slight sore throat that’s been lingering for the last two days. And I was thinking, why is that happening? I haven’t really been sick in a very long time. And then I realised that since the weather started getting cold, I stopped drinking orange juice. I was drinking a lot of orange juice. I love orange juice, but lately I’ve just been drinking milk, water, Monster Zero Ultra, that kind of thing. But I haven’t really been drinking any orange juice and I think maybe my vitamin C levels have dropped.

So maybe I need to get back on the orange juice. Maybe it’s as simple as that.

Blair Cottrell: Could be, man, I’m feeling okay. Since the cold weather though, my lips have been really dry and then this morning it cracked right in the middle there. So I kind of look like one of those the death metal dudes with the rings. Maybe it’s not that bad, but hopefully that heals up soon. [chuckling] I don’t know why you get drier in the cold. You would think, I don’t know, something to do with moisture in the air. I’m not looking into it.

I’m just excited that the document, the documentary, the first ever White Australia documentary, is now live. It’s available for everybody to watch. I watched it last night and thought it was great! Thought it was an awesome first effort by the people who created the documentary. It was really moving, especially seeing the Anzac Waltzing Matilda march kind of woven into and blended into the present day march. And it was great to see things from the other side.

It was great to see these boys for who they really are. There’s so many characters in the group who are true believers. So much genuine passion and you can see that all the boys in the group, these are the guys I know this is the side of the guys that I see personally when I work out with the guys on occasion. They genuinely believe they’re standing up for this country. They believe in what they’re doing and they are. That’s what they’re doing.

So it was cool to see things from the other side. I think it was a really cool doco. What did you think? You were in the doco. You featured in the doco. So what’s your perspective?

Joel Davis: Yeah, well, I saw a draught of it a few weeks ago and I was pretty happy with that. But they made some slight improvements and made it even better. I thought it was 10 out of 10. Perfect.

So for those who don’t know, there’s a documentary that just was released last night. You can find it on the WhiteAusMedia YouTube [Now removed by YouTube], Rumble, Telegram or X account. You can find it on my Telegram channel. I shared it. Blair shared it. You could find it on Tom’s Telegram channel. He shared it as well. Everyone shared it in the Australian scene.

But it was a documentary made about our national meet over the three days around Australia Day in Adelaide earlier this year, which obviously made a lot of headlines. It was all over the news, the rally that we did. But it was actually a three day event, not a one day event. The day before we had a 10k run and fighting competition and the day after we did a series of speeches at a seminar. So it kind of details the story of the three days.

But I thought they did a fantastic job with the editing. It was incredibly entertaining if I say so myself. And you know, the quality as well was really high. I mean these are just guys from the Org, like this is Will and Ninja and a few of the Sydney boys in the Org just put this together themselves. We didn’t get any outside help, we didn’t have any money to do it. They did it all with our own equipment, their own computers and like a lot of people were saying this clip, I’ll just play this clip.

A lot of people were saying this clip went, went hard. I mean the whole thing went hard!

But yeah, I’ll play this clip because someone clipped it and I wanted to play a clip on the show. But you can watch the whole thing as I said on the WhiteAusMedia, Rumble, YouTube, X or Telegram. But here we go.

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(Joel Davis) Already the police have arrested many of our men for the crime of waving Australian flags, singing Waltzing Matilda and being proud White Australians. Look at all these police. It’s not even a protest, it’s a celebration!

There is a communist Aboriginal Invasion Day rally happening in the middle of the city with full permits from the state, full state sanctions. Meanwhile they can cancelled the official Australia Day celebrations. There are no official celebrations in this city. There is however, state sanctioned anti-Australian, anti-White Invasion day protests organised by communists and Aboriginals!

And we simply wanted to honour our nation, celebrate our Nation for One Day, our national holiday. And this has now been treated like criminals. This is an absolute outrage! It’s disgusting!

(NSM member. Shouting) White man! Fight back! White man! Fight back! (singing) You’ll come a Waltzing Matilda with me! (shouting Australia for the White man!

[End of clip]

Joel Davis: Anyway, obviously take it out of context, but it was cool. The main thing that we’ve been putting out, obviously these kind of shorter hype edit type things when we do a rally, or a protest or something like that. And what they kind of did was made like a 25 minute hype edit, I felt like where they kept that kind of hyped edit style. This was very dynamic, the music, a lot of changing Angles. But the quality of the footage, the quality of the editing very high. And everyone, pretty much everyone, has had a positive response to it.

I’ve noticed the kind of online sook brigade that usually talks shit about things I do or the organisation do, almost none of them said anything because they probably looked at the documentary and realised it was just too good to talk about. So they just kept their mouth shut! So that’s how you really smashed it when that happens.

But a lot of people were saying as well that they showed the documentary to like their grandma, one of their parents, or someone who’s more moderate, someone who doesn’t have necessarily the most positive view of us, and that it completely changed their minds about us. Which goes to show that it only really takes like one genuine depiction of us, rather than the depiction that’s given by the mainstream media to win over, I think, a lot of people to what we are. Because I think what came through in the documentary is our authenticity.

And that’s why I think the system is so afraid of us. Because we do have something quite kind of potent.

And I think one thing that we have failed to capture in a lot of the things we’ve done up until this point in terms of multimedia is the, as you said, is the kind of energy of the group, the communal energy. There’s a lot of distinct characters. You know, we’re very kind of like a very prototypical, I think, group of Australians of our generation. And there’s a lot of characters in the organisation and people know, you know me, they know Tom, they know Jacob, maybe they see like Michael Nelson or whatever, do his TikTok videos and things like that.

But they don’t really see what like the group is like. And it’s a very kind of like potent and sympathetic thing, I think, when people do get that insight. Which is probably why every, the last, like three people that have reached out to us from major networks that have wanted to do a documentary for us for the ABC or Channel 7 or whatever. Why? The editors have knocked it back because they realised that if they did a documentary about us that it would just make thousands of people sign up to the organisation [chuckling] and make people like us way more!

So anyway, this documentary was pretty great, was pretty good. It’s already done almost 100,000 views in a day.

So we’re pretty happy with that considering we’ve been so de-platformed and we had basically no base from which to launch it other than our Telegram accounts. It spread all over Twitter pretty quickly and things like that.

So if you haven’t seen it, go watch it and spread it around. Show your friends, show your family. It’s still on YouTube for now, so watch it on YouTube would be my recommendation because it’s a higher quality. Like it’s less compressed on YouTube than it is on like X or Telegram or something. So watch it on YouTube for a better visual experience. And if you’ve got like a smart TV, you can get it up on the television or something and yeah, but yeah, very positive reception all around.

Blair Cottrell: Gives all the boys representation too. A lot of the boys have been consistent in the activism. That’s what it seems like from the outside looking in. And a lot of the time they don’t get a lot of glory for it. You know, it’s boots on the ground, dutiful type work. But probably for the first time, that video demonstrates who’s been most active, who’s been most loyal, who’s been most consistent and dependable. And that’s really cool! Usually it’s just the spokespersons who get all the recognition. But you know, As I said, the guys all get representation.

So this documentary that was put together by members of, is it “White Australia” now? Is that what it’s called? And what is White Australia? This is my understanding is there was going to be a White Australia political party, but is this like different groups converging to form one community project? What is White Australia?

Joel Davis: Yeah, White Australia is like the fundamental name of the entire organisation. The NSN [National Socialist Network] is an activist group which is a part of White Australia. And we have ambitions to create a political party obviously, which is probably happening later this year.

Then also there’s the European Australian Movement. I’m not sure if that’s going to be rebranded from the European Australian Movement to White Australia or not. But that’s more the community building aspect. The European Australian Movement is about community building, but it’s all interlinked.

So anyway, you can find WhiteAusMedia channel on YouTube. There’s a link if you’re watching on Rumble live, there is a pinned message in the description from Nathan Swindon where you can go and watch the clip. Oh, sorry, the video.

So, yeah, I think we smashed it with this doco. Did a great job and I’m very proud of the boys who made it.

And yeah, it’s just another example of how our defiance, our collective defiance, both like the events of the actual Australia Day weekend. But not just that, also like our ability to kind of withstand massive de-platforming efforts by the State and continue to keep putting out high quality propaganda that continues to be interesting and continues to get views despite the fact that we’re the most censored men in Australia.

[11:53]

Blair Cottrell: It definitely was a very different picture to the front page of Adelaide newspapers, popular Adelaide newspapers. A different perspective than the “very Nazi thugs”. I think that was the slogan they came up with. What’s the newspaper called in Adelaide? I don’t know. I’ve never been there.

Joel Davis: The Advertiser.

Blair Cottrell: Adelaide’s one of the only cities in Australia I’ve actually never been to, I’m ashamed to say. But I heard there’s some great culture there. The “City of Churches”, they call it down here in Australia. It’s known for having some pretty cool architecture and it’s an historic town for that reason. I’m gonna have to get over there and visit it, see it for myself.

But I noticed at the end of that particular documentary there was a recording of what seemed to be a conversation between two police officers where one police officer was saying some pretty alarming shit! Is that like legit? How did you guys come about having that recording? And is there more to that? What’s the story there?

Joel Davis: Yeah, so if you’ve seen the footage from Australia Day or from the documentary, you can see that when we assembled that the War Memorial, we were singing Waltzing Matilda. And then basically Tom started giving a speech and he was arrested about, I don’t know, 20 or 30 seconds into his speech.

So what happened was, is that we actually rigged Tom up with a lapel mic, little like a small microphone here, so that when we caught the footage, we had like a higher quality version of his speech for later content that we would put out.

And obviously he was arrested. And then eventually they then grabbed the microphone off him. And threw it in the squad car. So we’ve got a recording of the whole period of him being arrested and so on a really high quality audio. We had someone there with a camera filming it.

But then once he’s thrown in the car and they took it off him, they just left it in the cop car. They didn’t turn the microphone off, so the microphone was still rolling. The police then get in the car and they’re following us around, they’re making more arrests and they’re talking all this shit for like over an hour. And we’ve got the recording of the whole thing!

One of them goes, I’ve listened to the whole thing. One of them goes to the other one:

“Hey, you know, is your., …”

Because they’ve got their body, …

Blair Cottrell: Bodycam.

Joel Davis: Yeah, they can record audio and visual. So he says:

“Is your bodycam off?”

And he’s like:

“Yeah.”

He’s like:

“You’re not recording?”

He’s like:

“No.”

And he’s like:

“I want to kill these fucking cunts!”

And like he just goes on and on and on for fucking ages about how he wants to kill us and beat us up, blah, blah!

Blair Cottrell: Wow!

Joel Davis: Anyway, we’ve got his badge number, we’ve got a picture of his face. We know who he is, we know who the other cop is, we know everything about them. And we’ve got a lot more where that came from. We obscured the, we didn’t release it all though. We obscured the voices in the documentary, because we’re sitting on it. It’s a legal card that we want to play, and we’re not going to blow our load too quickly. We don’t want to undermine our ability to play that.

Blair Cottrell: How would this information be useful to you? Is there like a potential lawsuit there? I know that you still have pending charges in relation to Adelaide and the protest, or not the protest, the Australia Day march. You guys did. You still have to go to court for that, is that right?

Joel Davis: Yeah, Tom and I have court on the 29th. So in about 13 days we have court at the same time, with the same lawyer.

Blair Cottrell: Obviously that recording that you guys have. What comes to mind, the first thought that comes to mind is the court going to accept that it’s provable that that is those police officers? Like, is that going to be easy to prove in court? Because they could just deny it. But maybe, I don’t know, is there a way to prove that it’s legit? Like, because I know that, …

Joel Davis: Yeah, we can prove that it’s legit. We can prove that it’s legit! It’s not going to be difficult at all to prove that. We have the ability to prove it and that’s not the issue here. But look, what we’re going to do with what our legal strategy is with it. We’re going to keep the cards close to our chest for now.

But yeah, they didn’t know, they probably didn’t know that we had that until now. They’re retards!

Blair Cottrell: What’s your opinion on why they had so much hostility? Or maybe it’s not them, but this one police officer in particular saying that he was essentially happy to murder you guys. Why was he so hostile? What’s your opinion? Why the bias?

Joel Davis: Well, so there are departments in every police force, every state police force in Australia. They used to all be called Counter Terrorism, and now they’ve taken on in some states, different names. I believe they’re still called Counter Terrorism in South Australia. And they are not Counter Terrorism. They are political policing bureaus that are staffed by ideologues. And they train their officers into, and brief their officers, into basically being a communist style political police force in the vein of the Cheka or the Stasi, NKVD, these types of institutions in the Soviet Union, East Germany. Etc. They basically propagandized that we are the greatest threat to Australian democracy, that we’re terrorists and that we shouldn’t have political rights and to basically engage in tactical bending of the law in order to obstruct us from engaging in peaceful civic participation, completely unconstitutionally!

And so they’re kind of brainwashed and a lot of these Zogbot police officers, they’re not that smart. They get brainwashed essentially into basically becoming political police officers.

[17:56]

In Victoria Police, for example, there is an entire squad that’s dedicated just to the NSN. I know them from the fact how many times my house has been raided. It’s the same people every time. And I talked to the other boys and they’re:

“Oh, was so and so there? Was so and so there?”

So there’s a whole department of Victoria Police that’s dedicated just to us. And when they come into your house they know everything about you. They know all kinds of things about you and I know you’ve dealt with it before as well, Blair. They’ve rocked up to your house before. They flex how much they know about us and they try to intimidate you, etc. They basically see themselves as the “arbiters of public morality”. They think that they have the right to use the law unconstitutionally and completely illiberally in order to obstruct lawful and peaceful political activism.

So these people are pure scum! They’re either communists or they’re effectively useful idiots of communists. And you know, they’re pieces of shit! But people don’t know that they exist. Australians don’t know that this exists within our police forces. They think:

“Counter Terrorism, they’re probably making sure that crazy Muslims aren’t doing car bombings or something.”

But no, there’s probably a division of them that’s focused on that actually do actual work, but there are massive divisions of them that are focused upon so-called “Right-wing extremism”. And the directors of these police departments admit themselves in state legislatures and in federal Parliament that between 30 and 50% of their budget is going into Right-wing extremism. Which means groups like us. Not actual, … There aren’t terrorists. There aren’t Right-wing extremist terrorists doing terrorist attacks all the time. Like it would be on the news if that was happening, wouldn’t it?

So what are they doing with all that resources? What are all these people that are getting employed by these agencies doing? They are listening to my phone calls. Your phone calls, Blair. Everyone. They’re following us around. Like there’s weird cars that follow me around sometimes. There’s weird cars I see across the road all the time. Like they’re fucking surveilling!

Blair Cottrell: You want to be careful, you don’t get too paranoid.

I mean, if they want to follow you, it’s like, …

Joel Davis: I’m not getting paranoid though! Because they listen to my phone or they track my phone. Because when they have looked for me, without there being any basis for them to know where I am except by tracking my phone, they know where to find me. That’s happened multiple times.

So they’re tracking where I am.

Blair Cottrell: Maybe. But my perspective on this, …

Joel Davis: We have to design our operations. When we do rallies, we have to design our operations with incredibly strict protocols in terms of operational security, in order to prevent the police from obstructing us from even doing what we do. We actually have to like, operate at this really high tactical level which people don’t appreciate.

People at home don’t realise how hard it is to do the shit that we do. If we just like talk to each other around our phones, not even on the phone. If we just had our phone around and we talked about what we wanted to do, the police would stop us before we got there, because they would have an advanced notice of what we’re doing. We have to conduct incredible operational security.

So the police are very far up our arses and we still consistently beat them in a tactical battle which people at home don’t realise. They think it’s just as simple as showing up somewhere and pulling a banner out. It actually isn’t.

And as you can see on the footage in the documentary you can see that we’re arriving in small groups. Why do you think we needed to do that? Because the police were going on the news days before and they were saying that:

“We have an intelligence that Nazis are going to be disrupting Australia Day. And you know, we’ve got special powers and we’re going to shut them down and make sure that they don’t assemble in the city.”

Number one, who the fuck gave you special powers? You don’t have special powers. You’re the police. You enforce laws, you don’t make them up. They’d think that they get to make up the rules, number one.

Number two, what did they do on the day they arrested people for loitering and possessing an article of disguise which they said was a hat and sunglasses in their backpack was “possessing an article of disguise”. Ridiculous charges that have all been dropped now in court!

So the so-called special powers they have are just making up bullshit laws, applying them incorrectly and arresting people under false pretences!

So this goes to show you like what we’re dealing with. We knew that they would do something like this. And they were trying to intimidate us. They arrested a lot of our men in South Australia in the weeks beforehand, put them on ridiculous bail conditions that made it illegal for them to associate with us etc., to try and stop us. We did it anyway. We knew they were going to arrest us and we go:

“Let’s get the Australian flags out, mask off, we’ll sing Waltzing Matilda and they can arrest us in front of Australia and then we can let Australia be the judge whether that’s a reasonable way to conduct yourself!”

And all they did was made themselves look tyrannical to the Australian public, increase public support for us, and now they look stupid! All these court cases are getting dropped and we’re going to sue them and we’re going to get, we’re going to try and get compensation out of these cunts and we’re going to then fund our operations through their illegal and bullshit actions, which are designed to illegally obstruct our lawful political activity. And we’re now entitled to compensation. And we’re going to pursue that compensation.

[23:30]

And we’re going to go after other people, too. Senator Hansen Young from the Greens, going on television saying that we’re “terrorists” because we cause terror, because we march down a street waving Australian flag, singing Waltzing Matilda on Australia Day! Are you fucking kidding me? That we should be prescribed! I’m going to sue that fucking bitch as well! We’re going to sue a lot of people! Because that’s defamation. You can’t say that kind of shit with no basis.

And we’re going to go after a lot of people and we’re going to make a bunch of money in the court system. And we’re going to then invest that in our political party.

So thank you for the free money and thank you for the free publicity! These people think they can shut down our political activity by treating us like this. We’ve just used their tyranny to then facilitate the development of our political activity. It’s a game of jujitsu, you know. They think that they can like, stop us. They think that they can prevent us from politically organising by making all these empty threats like that we don’t have any intelligence, that we can’t see, that it’s all flimsy, that it’s all backed by nothing, basically. No, we’re smarter than that.

Blair Cottrell: It seems like Police Command definitely might have underestimated the ability of some of the guys in the group to predict outcomes and make those outcomes work to their advantage. Because the first thought that came to my mind after watching the documentary last night was it really seemed like the police played into your hands on this one. I don’t think Adelaide police needed to react the way they did. Probably it wouldn’t have worked out to your advantage so much if they left you alone. [chuckling] So it seems like it’s all been not only for nothing, but to the detriment of the State Police of Adelaide. But I’ve spoken about this. Couple of thoughts occurred to me there.

But in summary, I’ve spoken about the phrase “countering”, and “Counter Terrorism”, in my opinion, is repurposed “counterinsurgency”. And nationalist activists, particularly National Socialists, seem to have taken. Taken the place of “insurgents” in Australia, or a classified as insurgents would be overseas or like a rebel group. And the government developed certain countermeasures to prevent rebel groups overseas from gaining traction, popularity with the public, resources, that kind of thing.

And “countering” when it comes to intelligence or policing is a very aggressive term. It doesn’t just mean defending like it sounds like it means. It means a very aggressive and deliberate activity to disrupt and prevent certain groups, people, from doing what they’re trying to do, which is usually to generate public support.

The most important resource for any insurgent group overseas, according to counterinsurgency authors that I’ve read, like David Kilcullen, is the people in the surrounding region. That’s the most important resource. Just like the Australian public, the White Australian working class is probably your most important asset. They’re the people you’re trying to reach. Right?

So the process of counter terrorism or counterinsurgency, which from my perspective is what the Counter Terrorism department in Australia is going to or is meant to prevent you guys from appealing to the Australian working class. To paint you a certain way, to isolate you, to make it difficult for you to protest, demonstrate and communicate not just with each other, but your message with the public.

And so there’s a deliberate effort to interfere with you on that level. But that’s not legal in a democracy, is it? Especially if you guys are a registered political party, it’s not legal to disrupt you from communicating your message to the public. That would fly in the face of your human rights. And pretty much everything that our country is based on.

Joel Davis: Well, our constitutional rights are political communication, which is the essence of having a representative government, which is the fundamental provision in our constitution.

So yeah. They say that they’re “defending democracy”. No, they’re actually attacking a democracy. Everything they say is a lie and an inversion. You know, they try and portray us as if, you know, we’re somehow, because we support and revere Adolf Hitler and the National Socialists, historically in Germany, that were traitors to this nation.

The real traitors to this nation are them! Like, they’re the ones that are flooding us with foreigners! They’re the ones that are basically destroying the political freedoms of our people to represent themselves. They’re the ones that have sold us out, this political establishment, shipped our jobs offshore, that are basically cratering our way of life, destroying our quality of life and so on. We’re the ones with the solutions.

We’re the ones that actually represent the traditional Australian nationalist point of view. And we trace back to World War II a lot of these problems because that’s where you see the inception of this New World Order that they’re all signed up to that’s liquidating Australia. That’s liquidating what it means to be Australian. That’s liquidating physically, Australia, the Australian people. And, yeah, the men who fought in World War I and World War II were fighting for a White Australia! There’s nothing to debate. We talked about this on Anzac Day.

[29:05]

Now, a lot of people try to then bring up:

“Oh, well, I served in the ADF, I went to Afghanistan, I went to Iraq.”

Or a lot of them didn’t even go to Afghanistan or Iraq:

“I trained in the field with the ADF, and now we’re a multicultural fighting force.”

Fuck you! You didn’t do shit! You’re not a true Anzac. You know how many Australians lost their lives in the Iraq, War? Zero! Do you know how many lost their lives in Afghanistan over 20 years? We were there? 40! Two per year. There were twice as many Australians who died in the first 48 hours at Gallipoli than the amount of Australians who have died in combat since the end of World War II. Right.

Blair Cottrell: Would that be, …

Joel Davis: Sorry?

Blair Cottrell: Would that be arguably because we’ve become better at warfare than we used to be?

Joel Davis: Well, I mean, partly, … No, it’s because we’re fighting weak enemies. We were fighting World War I and World War II against serious fucking enemies. We’re fighting meme wars.

Blair Cottrell: Entire time, right? We were fighting the World Wars against our own kind, essentially.

Joel Davis: Yeah. 65,000 Australians gave their lives in World War I. Why did we go to fight in World War I? We talked about it the other week. Because Australia wanted to ensure that the British Empire stayed strong so we could defend ourselves against Japan.

And so we didn’t want Britain to lose World War I against Germany because we feared the British Empire would collapse and then we’d be vulnerable to the Japanese, which was an expansionist empire, explicitly. That’s why we went to fight. That’s why our wartime prime minister said:

“Go and fight for a White Australia!”

Then in World War II, … So after World War I should say quickly, New Guinea was under German control before World War I. We, in the Treaty of Versailles, got New Guinea under our control, which is where we fought the Japanese in World War II.

When Japan entered the war in World War II, they took Singapore without a fight. The British Empire basically pulled out of Asia, and so we pulled out of the war with the Germans, were only fighting the Germans for a brief period. As soon as Australia came under threat and we realised the British Empire wasn’t going to protect us, we pulled every single Australian out of Europe and North Africa and brought them all home to fight Japan. And we fought a race war against Japan.

So the majority of the men who died in World War II, died fighting the Japanese to defend wide Australia. We represent that. We represent that! These fucking scum are the complete antithesis of what those men fall for. We are the true patriots. They tell us:

“Show some respect, get off the War Memorial!”

Like as if we don’t have the right to be at that War Memorial. We’re the only ones with the fucking right to be at that War Memorial, actually.

And then on Anzac Day, it was interesting at the Adelaide ceremony, at that War Memorial, they brought us up, they talked about how we desecrated the shrine with our presence three months ago and all this bullshit! They were the ones fucking desecrating the shrine with a fucking Welcome to Country! At that exact same ceremony. So put all of this in perspective. Everything they say is a fucking inversion, is a fucking lie!

But the Australian people, they don’t get to see our side of the story. So it does work to a certain extent, unfortunately. It’s not working as well. Less and less people are buying it. But if a documentary like that was allowed to go on Channel Seven, we’d probably get like 20,000 recruits in a week!

Blair Cottrell: It’s so important though, Joel, it’s very important to get your point of view across to your audience because enemy media, enemy propaganda is going to be consistent. And unless your message is there to counterbalance the enemy’s message, then ordinary people will just start believing what the enemy has to say about you. And documentaries like the one that was published last night aren’t just great, they’re actually essential! And you need to continuously, in my opinion, make not just docos, but short videos and content like that to re-establish a bit of balance in the perspective of the ordinary person. The ordinary person needs to see your side of the story. If they can’t, they’ll just side with the enemy because there’s no other resource of information for them to understand your point of view.

So the real job, like the activism, is one side of it. Protests, demonstrations, communicating what you believe openly and publicly, usually for the purpose of spectacle or agitation. That’s only like one part of the game. The real work starts when you get home after the event that you’ve just been engaged in. You need to get to work on formulating content propaganda to make sure your point of view, your version of what happened is presented to the public. If you don’t do that, you’re allowing your enemy the time and space to frame what you’ve done on their terms.

And like I said, unless your message is there to counterbalance that, people will just believe that.

So really good stuff. It’s good to see the boys that are getting into making the content that needs to be made. It was a good doco.

[34:04]

Joel Davis: Yeah, I thought it was a good documentary and spread it far and wide. It’s going to rely upon the grassroots promotion. But I think because it’s so inherently good, you know, post it on Facebook in certain Facebook groups where you think there might be sympathetic audiences, spread it around your friends and family. And yeah, I think everyone who sees it that I’ve spoken to says that it was brilliant, basically.

So I think we really nailed it. And, yeah, there isn’t much else to really say about the documentary other than watch it and spread it around. And I think, yeah, it gives you, like, an insight to the emotion of the weekend, which, yeah, puts everything in perspective if you’ve seen certain, like, things from that weekend without understanding the full context.

Blair Cottrell: There has been a little bit of good news today which is publicly available, so there’s no reason why I can’t bring it up. And that is Stephen Wells, political prisoner in Australia, who’s been a big subject, a big talking point for the last few months in relation to the Adelaide protests. Because he was arrested and detained, the police offered him the kind of bail conditions that he wasn’t comfortable with accepting, which basically wouldn’t allow him to freely associate with people with the same political persuasion as him of the same political persuasion.

But he was released today and all of his charges were dropped! Interestingly, this happened the day after the documentary was released. I’d be surprised if it was a reaction to the release of the documentary because I don’t think Adelaide police would move that quickly. I don’t think the justice system moves that quickly. But it’s still interesting, isn’t it?

Joel Davis: We know that it wasn’t, because a few other of our colleagues, Ethan Hendren, Graham Connolly, had court dates earlier this week. Both of them were in the documentary, by the way. Ethan was the guy that had a knee from the police officer in his back and was still singing along to Waltzing Matilda despite being arrested, which a lot of people commented on.

And Graham is the Irish guy who was having at least one Irish immigrant, like, you’re not really like a true Aussie group unless you have at least one Irish immigrant in the group. And yeah, he’s our token Irishman! And you could see him, you know, at one point in the documentary, giving what he thought about what was happening while he was being handcuffed. We got good footage of that.

So both of them were charged with “display Nazi symbol” as well as hindering police and refusing to “cease loitering” or whatever. All those charges have been dropped. They’re all completely free. That happened earlier this week. So both of their cases happening before Stephen’s, I think, it made it clear that obviously they’re just going to drop everyone’s charges. They’re probably going to drop my charges, Tom’s charges, etc. And so every single day that they held Stephen continuously in prison, if they’re going to drop his charges just means more compensation that they’re going to have to pay him for, basically false imprisonment.

So I think they just realised like every day they kept him in jail was just more dollars. So they let him out as soon as they like realised that it was over. It just kind of so happened at the exact same time.

Blair Cottrell: Crazy that they can hold someone for four months on charges that they knew weren’t gonna stick and then they just let you out, they dropped the charges. What, and like four months of your life is just gone? Surely there’s some sort of compensation that Stephen Wells can apply for now? Stephen Wells is currently enjoying himself a steak or just was recently. That’s what I heard along the grapevine. He might jump onto the stream tonight. We might be able to get some questions asked, might be able to get his perspective, his ideas and just his feelings about what’s happened, what’s happened to him over the past four months.

But I haven’t had any confirmation yet. I’m just kind of waiting on a message. He might just be too tired. He might have a steak and go to sleep. The guy’s been in jail for four months. And I can’t imagine he was treated very well in there given the attitude of Adelaide police towards Stephen and his colleagues. So we’ll get him on though. We will get him on and we’ll get his take on everything. But at this stage, I’m not really sure if he’s going to jump on tonight or not. Hopefully I’ll get a reply.

But does this mean that everyone’s charges will be dropped? Because Steven Wells had loitering. What else did he have?

Joel Davis: Everyone that has had the loitering charge, all of their charges have been dropped. There’s no active loitering charges remaining, I think except against Tom, which I’m sure will be dropped. All of the so-called “article of disguise” charges have all been dropped and the Nazi symbol charges have been dropped against basically everyone except Tom and I so basically they’ve just dropped the charges on everyone, more or less. There’s a few guys that have court dates between now and next week. I don’t think either have the Nazi symbol charges. But I think they’re going to get their charges dropped. If they’re going to drop everyone else’s charges, they have to drop the rest. They can’t just like selectively drop against one person and not others.

Blair Cottrell: If they think they have evidence to uphold display of Nazi symbol for one particular person because they think that person did have one, maybe they’ll take it all away. But if they don’t have any real evidence, then yeah.

[39:48]

Joel Davis: They’re saying the NSN patch was the Nazi symbol. Well, that we didn’t have, …

Blair Cottrell: Is that legally binding though? Is that true? Can they, …

Joel Davis: Well, obviously not. They’re dropping the charges, aren’t they?

So obviously they don’t have a fucking case!

Blair Cottrell: Didn’t they say you had an eagle belt buckle though? That was a Nazi symbol.

So that was something.

Joel Davis: Yeah. So they’re also saying that that is a Nazi symbol.

So I don’t know, maybe they might drop everything except my belt buckle charge. I guess we’ll see.

Blair Cottrell: The whole point is though that Nazi symbols shouldn’t be illegal anyway.

Joel Davis: Well, it’s unconstitutional.

Blair Cottrell: It is so like you’re basically tiptoeing around a law that is a bogus law in the first place. You have to obey it because it’s kind of legislated for the time being. But hopefully there can be a precedent where that law is overturned. Because it’s a symbol that doesn’t actually mean what they want people to think it means. I mean, what does the swastika mean, Joel? What does that mean in essence? What’s the meaning behind that symbol?

Joel Davis: Well, it has a lot of meanings, but it’s symbolic of our racial vitality as an Aryan people. It’s also a kind of solar symbol. It’s a symbol of, it’s an astrological symbol. So it has multiple connotations.

But it’s an ancient religious symbol. That’s what it is.

Blair Cottrell: The understanding that the ordinary person, like when you look at the swastika, specifically the swastika, as the German National Socialists used it. People are expected to think about the mass execution of jews and gas chambers. That’s what people think about when they see it.

Joel Davis: I think most people think racism, and they probably think anti-semitism. Those are the two things that they think. And yes, like those are two reasonable things to attribute to the symbol as well, I mean, that’s hardly, … Like the Nazis didn’t invent the racial connotation of the symbol. The symbols always had racial connotations, as. Well, that’s why they chose it.

But that’s why it shouldn’t be banned. This symbol that represents our race, how dare they ban it? How dare they!

Blair Cottrell: They want to ban, like they don’t want your race to exist.

Joel Davis: Exactly! They want to genocide our race. Exactly!

Blair Cottrell: I saw a black pastor once, you might have seen the same video. I think he was somewhere in America, and he was explaining that the swastika is actually a symbol of the sun.

Because if you look at it, there’s four right Angles and a right angle is 90 degree. And multiplying four by 90 gives you 360, which is a perfect circle. So the swastika is another way of drawing a perfect circle, mathematically speaking. And that is the symbol of the sun or the life giver.

But as you said, there’s all sorts of different interpretations around the swastika. I know that Hindus.

Joel Davis: That’s definitely is a solar symbol. That’s definitely true.

Blair Cottrell: Yeah. Religions all around the world use it for their specific purposes.

But obviously there’s, what do you call it, exemptions or subsections of the legislation which allow it to be used for foreign religious purposes. It’s just not allowed to be used by White guys in Australia, basically. That’s what the law basically says which is bullshit!

Joel Davis: Yeah, you’re even allowed to use it if you’re a Leftist who’s mocking us. You just can’t use it if you like Nazis or you like White people.

Blair Cottrell: Or if you actually believe it has some sort of meaning [words unclear] identity. Yeah. Well, …

Joel Davis: We didn’t have a swastika on us. We weren’t displaying swastikas because we are fighting that, but we don’t want to just keep getting arrested for displaying swastikas all the time. That’s obviously unproductive. So we don’t display swastikas.

In fact, The NSN [National Socialist Network] logo is not a swastika to begin with!

Blair Cottrell: You know what’s funny? Since they brought in the laws banning Nazi salutes and Nazi symbols, very few people who are actually true believers or National Socialist activists have actually been charged. Most of the people who get charged for it are just people doing it as a joke or just to stir up or because they don’t even understand the real meaning behind it. There’s even people who have been arrested locally down where I live, an hour out of the city, because they’ve been doing it in public and they’re just drunk on the street or something.

So the whole point of the law was to try to curtail a political ideology, but it’s just keeping the police busy rounding up troublemakers who don’t even understand what they’re doing or why they’re doing it. They just know that this creates a reaction and it’s entertaining for them.

But obviously there’s been a couple of activists who have been charged. Jacob Hersant, the head of the NSN, he’s still fighting in court against a charge for raising his arm up in the air, maybe. He didn’t even do it properly. I think he did a half salute or something. How’s that going? What’s the progress there? Has he been to back to court yet?

[44:43]

Joel Davis: I think, I want to say July he’s going to go before the county court. I could be mistaken, but it’s soon, it’s coming up.

But whatever happens at the county court, I believe if he wins, I think the state will appeal it. And I think if he loses, I think he’ll appeal it.

So I think either way it’s likely to then go to the Supreme Court of Victoria and then the same thing. I think if he loses or if he wins again, either side will appeal it and it will probably end up in the High Court of Australia. So I think we’re looking at a very long process there where it’ll kind of go up the courts, you know, piece by piece.

And so we’re probably looking at like a year until it gets to the High Court, at least the way that all these legal machinations work.

But I do think that the constitutional case is very strong and that he has got very solid grounds to win that ultimately. And what a moment that will be if we can have a victory in the High Court! Because that’ll knock out not just Nazi salute, the Nazi salute ban, but also Nazi symbol bands and so on, will have ramifications for multiple laws around the country if he wins. Imagine the boys at Canberra, at the High Court walking out after a victory. And we can all throw, you know, Roman salutes to the media. And the Roman salute can become a symbol of political freedom in this country, which would be a beautiful thing!

Blair Cottrell: Yeah, well, anything’s possible, especially when it comes to, you might say, introducing or even reintroducing new cultures, countercultures into the current culture. It might seem like it’s impossible to get people to accept the Nazi salute or the Roman salute as a popular counterculture thing, but you would have said the same about feminism 100 years ago. People would have said the same thing about atheism 200 years ago. They never thought those things would fly with the public. They never thought they would be part of any sort of popular social culture.

But things tend to go through a couple of stages when you’re trying to introduce or reintroduce a socially unacceptable concept or gesture. First, people just ignore it. They don’t even care about it. Then they start to notice it and they get a little bit annoyed by it. But then they begin to just accept it as part of their regular life. Those are the stages that new things you were imposing on a society seem to go through. And I think it was Napoleon who summarized it that way too.

But I just sent you a couple of articles, or a couple of links.

Joel Davis: Yeah.

Blair Cottrell: Because it’s a subject that I wanted to segue onto and I’m not sure whether you want to hit that subject yet or not. Let me know. There’s just a couple of articles about a story which really grabbed my attention for a couple of reasons that I’ll get into, once we get into the story. What the story was., …

Joel Davis: Well, let me read the news article out and then we’ll get your take. I’ll read the Noticer’s article on it.

Blair Cottrell: I was just going to summarize it before you start reading.

Joel Davis: Wait, wait a second, wait a second! Let’s park it. But I believe we’ve got Stephen Wells!

Blair Cottrell: Okay. Yeah, cool.

Joel Davis: Okay, maybe he’s having issues. Oh, we can touch on it while he’s always getting set up.

So here we go. Here’s the article. I’ll pull it off. So this is from Noticer earlier in the week.

Blair Cottrell: Just one second.

Joel Davis: :

“24 year old woman set male friend on fire because he joked that she should stay in the kitchen.”

[See: Woman, 24, set male friend on fire because he joked she should ‘stay in the kitchen’]

This is the victim and the perpetrator. Definitely got that crazy bitch expression:

“A woman who set a lifelong male friend on fire, leaving him with horrific injuries has told a court she did it because of a, quote, ‘misogynistic comment’. Corby Walpole, 24, doused Jake Loader in petrol and set him alight in Howlong, New South Wales on January 7 last year 2024] after he joked that she should stay in the kitchen and make scones instead of drinking with the boys. Aubrey local court heard on Thursday. The pair, who had grown up together and were both aged 23 at the time, were drinking at her home when she poured the fuel over him from a Jerry can and ignited it with a cigarette lighter, causing Burns to 63% of his body, The Border Mail reported.”

“He was in an induced coma for 10 days, spent another 74 days in a burns unit, required 10 surgeries and can no longer go in the sun, and has trouble regulating his body temperature as his sweat glands have been burnt off. Mr. Loader not attend court, but prosecutor Max Pincott read a victim impact statement where he said the attack had left him scarred for life and his parents, quote, ‘emotionally wrecked, constantly worried about my well being.’”

“‘This was not a single event with a single victim,’ he said as family members wept. ‘The damage reached reaches into my future and into the lives of those who care about me.’ She told the court, the perpetrator, that she felt, quote, ‘horrible, remorseful and guilty for what I’ve done to Jake. Not only Jake, but his family, his loved ones, our mutual friends, anyone involved in this case’, and that ‘Jake didn’t deserve what happened’. She told the court that he had been pushing her buttons, were under questioning, admitted they frequently made fun of each other and engaged in banter. ‘He told me to go to the kitchen where I belong because I’m a girl. I gave it back to him and called him a misogynist’, she said.”

“When asked why she had committed the crime, she said she, quote, ‘didn’t know’ and that she, quote, ‘didn’t want to injure Jake’. Mr. Pincott told the court that Walpole, who in December pleaded guilty to one charge of burning or maiming by using a corrosive fluid, should be jailed because she was not provoked and had time to reconsider before setting the petrol alight. ‘She could have walked away at any point, but she did not,’ he said. ‘She had ample opportunity for her anger to cool.’ But Walpole’s Lawyer, Peter Neil, claimed his client was a, quote, ‘sick young woman’ who had been suffering with her mental health at the time and now has PTSD from the incident and argued for an intensive corrections order. He told the court Mr. Loader had, quote, ‘pushed her over the edge’, that the incident was exacerbated by her abuse of alcohol and cocaine caused by a relationship that left her feeling depressed and trapped. ABC News reported. Judge Jennifer English adjourned sentencing until May 22, saying she had a lot to consider. She also has a previous assault occasioning actual bodily harm over a 2021 attack on a bouncer, which she also avoided jail for.”

[51:09]

So basically her lawyer is arguing that she shouldn’t go to jail for dousing this guy in petrol who was her supposed friend and fucking almost burning him to death, leaving him in a coma for a week and a half right now.

Blair Cottrell: All right, I need to interrupt, I need to interject. Stephen Wells. We’ll get back to the article in a minute. Stephen Wells is apparently trying to enter the waiting room through a mobile phone and you need to, …

Joel Davis: He was here, and he left. I don’t know what’s happening.

Blair Cottrell: Yeah, he should be going back in now, I think because he just. Someone just tried to give me a call to let me know and I think they’re using the same phone that he’s got. You sent him the link to get into the stream, is that right?

Joel Davis: Yeah, I see him. Here he is.

Hello. How you going Stephen?

Blair Cottrell: Hey, Stephen Wells, mate! You have been talk of the town for the past few months. And you look at wild there, my friend. You’ve grown a bit wild. How you feeling?

Stephen Wells: Yeah, pretty good. Yeah. I decided I was going to come out as Nazi Gandalf! [chuckling]

So yeah, I wasn’t able to shave the first week and then they were only offering, you know, mankey razors so it was never going to get through the beard. So I thought I’ll just let it grow.

Blair Cottrell: So yeah, you’re looking wise, mate. You’re looking wise, wise!

Joel Davis: When you’re arrested you look like Hitler and now you look like Santa Claus. So with its full spectrum on the Odin because Tom Sewell always says that Hitler and Santa are like two manifestations of Odin.

So you kind of gone from one to the other.

Blair Cottrell: And Stephen Wells is the third! Mate, what was it like? You must, it must feel so good to be out. Where were you being held for the majority of the time?

Stephen Wells: So the majority of the time I was in a dry cell, in a punishment cell, in the remand centre. So in unit seven for anybody who’s familiar with it, which is basically the cell for the worst offenders of the worst offenders. So if I wanted to go to the toilet I had to ask the prison officers to flush the toilet for me because I couldn’t flush my own toilet. I also had to ask for a shower if I wanted a shower.

And then the last three weeks, they decided that the solitary confinement wasn’t forcing me to take the bail conditions. So they transferred me to Yatala Labor Prison* and stuck me in a punishment cell with somebody accused of attempted murder and arson. But he turned out to be a pretty good guy. So that backfired on them as well.

So, yeah, the last three weeks I’ve been in the general population along with the murderers and the rapists and all the rest of it.

So it was quite a surprise to be let out today. I was wondering whether I would beat Sewell in terms of his 210 days on bullshit charges. But I’m out in just over half the time, so I’m very happy.

[* Yatala Labor Prison is a high-security men’s prison located in the north-eastern part of the northern Adelaide suburb of Northfield, South Australia. It was built in 1854 to enable prisoners to work at Dry Creek, quarrying rock for roads and construction. Originally known as The Stockade of Dry Creek or just The Stockade, it acquired its current name from a local indigenous Kaurna word relating to inundation by water, which was used for the Hundred of Yatala. The prison has been expanded many times but still has functioning buildings that date to the 1850s. Wikipedia]

[Image: Yatala Labour Prison, South Australia]

Blair Cottrell: Second comes right after first mate! You still did pretty well. And well, I gotta say, it’s commendable that you took a stand because you had the opportunity to accept some pretty bad bail conditions that wouldn’t allow you to freely express yourself. And you were like:

“No, I’m not doing that. I’ll stay in jail until they’re going to let me out free!”

And you proved your point. They’ve let you out free. But did you receive any particular harsh treatment in there? Was anyone particularly unfair to you? Any of the officers?

Stephen Wells: The first week was pretty difficult, but mainly because I was so pissed off at the way the police had treated me and they tried to railroad me into the system, when I came into the remand centre. And about an hour before, they’d stolen T-shirt off my back. And I was just in a fucking foul mood! So I refused to wear the prison uniform for the first week. And so that caused a bit of an issue.

And then I’m on a carnivore diet, and so I refused to eat any of the slop that they gave me and they refused to give me anything on the carnivore diet for the first week. So first seven days I went hungry, didn’t get anything to eat at all! They kept offering me the slop and I kept saying no.

And then on the morning of the seventh day, one of the managers basically said:

“Look, you’re either going to eat the slop or eventually we’re going to force feed you and treat you as a hunger Striker.”

And that was a pretty low moment. But later that afternoon, another manager on the night shift, he was worried about “duty of care” and he finally got me some boiled eggs which they could have got me on the first day. So that first week was pretty rough.

But once I’d managed to get the concession on the prison uniform from the head of the prison and finally got my diet, they finally got them giving me some boiled eggs. Then I was willing to give them the respect that they’d failed to give me on the first week and then it got a bit easier. So other than that, no, I mean I’m pretty easy going and pretty respectful to just about everybody.

[56:36]

And yeah, I mean it’s pretty strong on the diversity hire in the remand centre, particularly in terms of the officers and stuff. But I’ve never actually had a problem with individuals for their skin colour or their religion or anything else. It’s just more the government policy that’s pissed me off. Because I know that regardless of how tolerant I am, that makes no bloody difference when it comes to national policy.

So I was basically expressing that view to all of the diversity hire that was in there and they all treated me pretty well because I treated them well, because I’ve got nothing against them personally. I just know that if the government keeps bringing them into the country that eventually there’s going to be, it’s going to be Bosnia and I don’t want Bosnia in Australia! So you know, expressing that view and they were like:

“Oh yeah, that makes sense.”

And so I turned a lot of the prison officers around and got a lot of respect in the remand centre before they sent me to Yatala.

Yatala was a bit different there. They’re just a bunch of goons. I didn’t get to speak to any of the prison officers at all! It’s just all regimented. It’s like being in a military prison. You know, you wake up, you’ve got to have your bed made. You’ve got to be standing at attention when they come and get you out. They don’t speak to you. They send you into the yard or the communal area with all of the other prisoners.

Blair Cottrell: There’s no pleasantries in an environment like that. I know that most prisons are supposed to be run like that, but the screws, the prison officers, they tend to just take it easy most of the time. And it’s not always that bad.

But what’s astounding to me is you were just four months ago, just under four months ago perhaps at an Australia Day march with an Australian Flag. You’re arrested, charged with “loitering”.

Stephen Wells: Yeah.

Blair Cottrell: And then they put you in a punishment cell for four months with people who have committed serious indictable offences like attempted murder and arson. That’s incredible! I suppose you’re really happy to be out. It must feel amazing to be out. But once that feeling wears off, I could imagine you’ll be pretty angry, you’ll be pretty frustrated. Do you have a plan? What are you going to do from here?

Stephen Wells: I really don’t know.

I mean, the thing is, and what people really need to realise because they do this sort of stuff to people to try and intimidate everybody else into not making a stand. Because:

“If I make a stand, what if they treat me like Stephen Wells? What if they treat me like Tom Sewell? I don’t want to go to prison. I don’t want to do all of the else.”

And to all of those people who are scared because of what they think the government might do to them, I want to say to you that whatever they’ve done to me, it’s nothing compared to what I’ve got back! It’s nothing compared to the self esteem that I’ve received, to the spiritual uplift that I’ve received. You know, especially anybody who’s religious and has got a Christian background. The Bible really comes alive when it says:

“Blessed are those who are persecuted for my sake. Blessed are those who are persecuted for righteousness sake.”

You cannot understand just how true those words are until you make a stand on principle and get punished for something that you know you shouldn’t be punished for. Despite all of the shit, despite the fact that I wouldn’t wish this on my worst enemy, I am so happy and glad and blessed to have been through this experience. I cannot tell you just how good it is and how wonderful I will feel on my deathbed, whenever that will be, to look back on this moment and remember taking a stand, not knowing whether it was going to achieve anything. In fact, expecting that it was going to achieve absolutely nothing at all!

Because that’s the other thing that holds people back, is you think:

“Yeah, well, I could do something, but nothing’s going to change!”

And maybe nothing will. But something changes inside you that I can’t describe. It is just an amazing feeling to stand for what you believe in, regardless of the consequences and to face persecution knowing that you’re right and to withstand it. You and I both did the push up challenge in November, Blair. Yeah? With Mark Collett.

Blair Cottrell: Yeah, that’s right. Yeah.

Stephen Wells: It’s like that it’s like that push up challenge was a fucking cunt! And Mark Collect deserves a punch on the nose for making me do it. [chuckling] But I’m 56 years old, and at the end of that push up challenge, I was expecting to be all muscled up and be fit and happy and all the rest of it. But I wasn’t. At the end of that push up challenge, I was fucked for a month! Everything was buggered, my limbs were buggered and everything else. I didn’t get anything, …

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danzimmons
9 hours ago
kikes trauma bond via a fake holocaust lol

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Zakjansen
7 hours ago
🎯 💯 ✡️ 👿 ✡️

DissentingAdult
9 hours ago
have a Great weekend ya kunts

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Matt Hammond
2 hours ago
The older guy who came out of prison’s message was very inspirational. I must try harder to follow his example and keep the cuckery to a minimum. Even now, I hold back when talking to normies sometimes because I don’t want an argument…Must try harder to give less of a fuck.

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Rebellious Goy
59 minutes ago(edited)
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Guys did you recently turn on the heat in your homes? That would mean you’ve recently been breathing whatever crud settled in your air vents and on your heating coils over the last 6 months…possibly blowing onto your face while you sleep. I reckon that’s (turning on the heat) the cause of much of what’s called “seasonal flu”

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@Phaos
1 hour ago
stephen wells’ testimony was very powerful. god bless that man

Rebellious Goy
2 hours ago(edited)
I just finished watching the 2018 movie “Redbad” about this legendary Frisian:

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…then noticed new stream from Joel & Blair, its title: “Defiance” 😵⚡⚡🪓🥨🤠🍻🧙‍♂️☠
Soul status: inspired, and ive yet to watch the stream 🙋‍♂️ ty brave lads for reminding us who we are

C Kyle
7 hours ago
Steven Wells is a hero

Plazma
8 hours ago

@ChainReaction
yeah cheers im lost clicking about

ChainReaction
8 hours ago
somewhere in middle if memory serves o/

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Plazma
8 hours ago

@ChainReaction
nice one

ChainReaction
8 hours ago

@Plazma
put it on faster speed

@PureNomad
8 hours ago
damn literally just switched odysee on

ChainReaction
8 hours ago

@Plazma
give me a sec

Plazma
8 hours ago
Have a lnk to the Walsh one?

ChainReaction
8 hours ago
yup

@Plazma

ChainReaction
8 hours ago
think even that zogbot matt walsh spoke on it

Plazma
8 hours ago

@ChainReaction
Following orders from the jew against thier own people.

ChainReaction
9 hours ago
some retarded Evangelical sects in US gave an anti-Boer statement, was all over jootube a day ago

@Plazma

Plazma
9 hours ago

@ChainReaction
oh fuck. Who did and where?

ChainReaction
9 hours ago

@Plazma
apparently they attacked the Boer refugees… fml

@Sweet_Nerevar
9 hours ago
murrrica fuk yeah

Plazma
9 hours ago
yup. lol. He fought for Germany too. Miss him.

DissentingAdult
9 hours ago
lizards 🦎

@Voidevod
9 hours ago
Documentary went hard

@Sweet_Nerevar
9 hours ago
cheeky old bugger

danzimmons
9 hours ago
✌🏻 for Victory ✌🏻 fuck niggers & their money lizard master kikes

Plazma
9 hours ago

@Sweet_Nerevar
Aye. My family were all telling my Grandad off. I was like “Hes 101, let him have a laugh”

DissentingAdult
9 hours ago
once a womanizer always womanizer

@Sweet_Nerevar
9 hours ago

@Sweet_Nerevar
9 hours ago

@Plazma
lol dang plaz

DissentingAdult
9 hours ago
my Father sexually harassed the home healthcare nurses

Plazma
9 hours ago
hahaaha

@haraldr1984
9 hours ago
that’s insane

Plazma
9 hours ago
This is true. My Grandad died at 101 in December. They kept reporting him to my family for being a perv.

@Sweet_Nerevar
9 hours ago
Mo like being raped by ………niggers

DissentingAdult
9 hours ago
herpes is epidemic in the retirement homes

danzimmons
9 hours ago
nigger!

DissentingAdult
9 hours ago
at least the Hulkster used the word N****r

Plazma
9 hours ago
My nan and grandad were shagging into their 80s

danzimmons
9 hours ago
im old now, yes i do appreciate mature lady’s

DissentingAdult
9 hours ago
Arnold is a fággït 😡

danzimmons
9 hours ago
such a shame what a kiked cuck Arnold has become, but like the rock he obviously did tricks with billionaire like Hollywood Producers’s for roles

@Sweet_Nerevar
9 hours ago
lol same

@Voidevod
9 hours ago
Vegeta made me a racist

@Sweet_Nerevar
9 hours ago
hell yeah pops 👍

danzimmons
9 hours ago
me oldest grandson is old enough to start training now, it’s up to me to get him in the gym training now

DissentingAdult
9 hours ago
it takes a village as they say

danzimmons
9 hours ago
Fraud literally molested his own kike keeedz

danzimmons
9 hours ago
Carl Jung was obviously far superior to the pedo cocaine freak Fraud

danzimmons
9 hours ago
great advice Blair 👌🏻

danzimmons
9 hours ago
he was to much like his mother

Plazma
9 hours ago
If and when currency collpases or they move to their CBDC, Ton is the method to transact and reclaim our nations. Basically, its the poor mans nuclear weapon against ZoG.

Plazma
9 hours ago
Ton ia one way we can defeat the jew. Its why they arrested the head of telegram in France. Its a P2P crypto. Can be used over mesh network. That means it doesnt require the internet to spend with others. Its what cryptos supposed to be.

danzimmons
9 hours ago
he thought he could like it because it’s made by a nigger ie jew weapon, Fail

danzimmons
9 hours ago
exactly Joel, like those kosher Nazi’s azov lol

Cone of Silence
9 hours ago
what with the Labour Party here and England, Fabian’s, check that mob out and their support of the NWO and technocracy, Starmer is a Fabian in fact 46%, I think are Fabian’s, here whilst not as high people like Penny Wong are in the cult.

@Sweet_Nerevar
9 hours ago
I wish dude, they hate us soooo bad

Cone of Silence
9 hours ago
Here’s a thing I just found out about, Thorium Salt reactors, the US started it back in the sixties before the brain drain a white people, the went Uranium because of the bomb tech. Also…

@Sweet_Nerevar
9 hours ago
they don’t give two shits, I tried already

danzimmons
9 hours ago
it’s a shame what the systems done to our people, i live for revenge. i think we’ll get to see kikes kvetching when their criminal pedo hideaway israel is glassed by iran 🇮🇷 hopefully 🤞🏻

@Sweet_Nerevar
9 hours ago
crazy bitch!!! neck yourself

danzimmons
9 hours ago
but they kick White’s doors down at 3 am for maximum terror

danzimmons
9 hours ago
& “mean tweets”

danzimmons
9 hours ago
they get away with literal murder & rape too, while Kike & women judge’s give White’s year’s for their first offense of making sticker’s 😡

danzimmons
9 hours ago
like everything

danzimmons
9 hours ago
justice has been weaponized by the Kike

danzimmons
9 hours ago
she’s a witch 🧙🏿 obviously need’s to burn

DissentingAdult
9 hours ago
some of the most painful shit a human can experience 🔥 he suffered much she should be buried under the jail

danzimmons
9 hours ago
womens right’s, that’s the problem

@Sweet_Nerevar
9 hours ago
lol dang

danzimmons
9 hours ago
im an orphan judge”

danzimmons
10 hours ago
like the jew that killed it’s parents, but judge have mercy because i have no mom or dad

danzimmons
10 hours ago
we are our worst enemy

danzimmons
10 hours ago
never join a cult, even the military

@Sweet_Nerevar
10 hours ago
pingers are gay # never shelve

danzimmons
10 hours ago
comfort is the enemy

danzimmons
10 hours ago
men

DissentingAdult
10 hours ago
Asians can be some cruel evil cunts

danzimmons
10 hours ago
the Australian soldiers were feared by the enemy & revered by the ally military me

danzimmons
10 hours ago
fear is the mind virus 🦠 once one is triumphant over fear they are feared most by our anti White enemies

@Sweet_Nerevar
10 hours ago
his name’s Steve, my brains not working today, soz boz

@Sweet_Nerevar
10 hours ago
nu name : iron will

danzimmons
10 hours ago
most people have no idea what it take’s to do what Steve did

danzimmons
10 hours ago
antithesis to the kikes 👌🏻 verdammt ja!

@Sweet_Nerevar
10 hours ago
sik cunt

DissentingAdult
10 hours ago
love 💕 you mister cow 🐄 but you taste so damn good 😋

danzimmons
10 hours ago
Thx Steve 🙏🏻 you are the fucking man

DissentingAdult
10 hours ago
nothings better than beef 🐮🍖🥩

@Sweet_Nerevar
10 hours ago
but don’t

@Sweet_Nerevar
10 hours ago
talk bout nog dong bo

danzimmons
10 hours ago
being pro White

@Sweet_Nerevar
10 hours ago
tmi dowg

danzimmons
10 hours ago
Steve doesn’t need steroids lol he’s a bad maaan! 💪🏻

DissentingAdult
10 hours ago
what was he jailed for?????

danzimmons
10 hours ago
lol what a phaggit Feduentes is

danzimmons
10 hours ago
sucking your cousin’s dick is the realest ~ Nick Feduentes

@haraldr1984
10 hours ago
that is a true man

DissentingAdult
10 hours ago
my mother’s husband would cry at times because he was Godamn pissed but felt powerless

@Stryker!
10 hours ago
powerful example

DissentingAdult
10 hours ago
you’re a better man mate 👍

danzimmons
10 hours ago
he’s the real deal 💪🏻

danzimmons
10 hours ago
did they make you regret being a bad anti semite 😝 right!

Callaghan
10 hours ago
WHITE POWER 0/

danzimmons
10 hours ago
cruel & unusual punishment

DissentingAdult
10 hours ago
mother fuckers 😡

Callaghan
10 hours ago
HAIL STEVE

danzimmons
10 hours ago
fucking dull ass Bic razor’s 🪒

@Stryker!
10 hours ago
The Ai renderings of Hitler with a full beard. Based

danzimmons
10 hours ago
nice beard 👍🏻

DissentingAdult
10 hours ago

@danzimmons
yes 👍 she deserves to be 6 feet UNDA

danzimmons
10 hours ago
unaliving that cunt would be my life’s challenge

DissentingAdult
10 hours ago
the booze !!!! the booze made her do it !!!

danzimmons
10 hours ago
only the fucking Taliban have their wahmens in check )-;

DissentingAdult
10 hours ago
imagine laying in a hospital bed for months

danzimmons
10 hours ago
repeal 19th

DissentingAdult
10 hours ago
he suffered a lot

danzimmons
10 hours ago
Wowfuck bitches are psycho

DissentingAdult
10 hours ago
very painful shit …what an evil bitch

Callaghan
10 hours ago
jeebis

DissentingAdult
10 hours ago
psycho lefty bitch 😡

danzimmons
10 hours ago
now this is real, people don’t like to see other’s cry because they are weak & fear actually feeling anything real

Callaghan
10 hours ago
GOOD WOMAN

DissentingAdult
10 hours ago
wear it as a badge of honor 🙋‍♂️

danzimmons
10 hours ago
catch-up time

DissentingAdult
10 hours ago
you made your ancestors proud mate 👍

danzimmons
10 hours ago
our struggle is righteous.

Callaghan
10 hours ago
GO OFF KING

@Stryker!
10 hours ago
o/

Callaghan
10 hours ago
GREAT CONTENT BOYS 0/

@Stryker!
10 hours ago
graveyard shift, the only half way decent blokes

danzimmons
10 hours ago
🍊 °/

DissentingAdult
10 hours ago

@danzimmons
AMEN 🙋‍♂️

danzimmons
10 hours ago
the German’s sacrificed everything attempting to spare us all from murderous psychopathic kikes that the entire world are waking up to finally.

curonian
10 hours ago
I don’t know the whole truth, but national socialists didn’t allow self determination to the countries, that they invaded

danzimmons
10 hours ago
Heil Hitler 🫳🏻🤚🏻🫳🏻

Callaghan
10 hours ago
TRUE BLUE CREW

curonian
10 hours ago
Nazism represent and killing of white people who didn’t joined them as mercenaries, like at least two of my relatives…

DissentingAdult
10 hours ago
it instills fear in our enemies

danzimmons
10 hours ago
that black pastor hate’s niggers lol

DissentingAdult
10 hours ago
it’s a wonderful symbol

danzimmons
10 hours ago
Pastor manning ?’

Callaghan
10 hours ago

@FloridaKid
Good Mate 0/

DissentingAdult
10 hours ago
how ya been ya kiwi kunt hahaha 😂

danzimmons
10 hours ago
the system pigs think everybody’s scared to go to jail because they’re full of 60 iq low impulse niggaz lol not realizing that time only make’s us stronger smarter more determined

Callaghan
10 hours ago

@FloridaKid
cheeky cunt

DissentingAdult
10 hours ago
communist faggits 😡

DissentingAdult
10 hours ago
calagahan go sleep off your intoxication mate 👍

Callaghan
10 hours ago
ANZACS UNITE

danzimmons
10 hours ago
instead of crying “i can’t breeve” like that junky nigger, our man continued to sing waltzing Matilda even with a pig’s knee on his back 💪🏻 lol

Callaghan
10 hours ago

@danzimmons
0/

danzimmons
10 hours ago
Cal °/

Callaghan
10 hours ago
TEAM WHITE UNITE

danzimmons
10 hours ago
our ancestors are proud of you 👍🏻 & ashamed of those sellout zogbot White anti White pig’s threatening to kill you because they know deep down you are on the right side of history while they work for the bolshevik murderous kikes

danzimmons
10 hours ago
exactly, it’s obvious the politicians have sold out for a little power & their 30 piece’s of silver ie some fiat shekel’s from their kike money master’s 🙄 pathetic people & they will pay 🔜

danzimmons
11 hours ago
peace through strength lol more like tyranny through being anti White shabbat “goyeam” cuck zogbot’s 😝 imagine being a pig today policing one’s own people from fighting the psychopathic kikes

danzimmons
11 hours ago
doco look’s great 👍🏻 luv the use of The man N Black ie Johnny Cash song N the opening 👌🏻

danzimmons
11 hours ago
let’s fucking gooo!

dreadneck
11 hours ago
Dixie stands with Aussie brothers

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Joel Davis – WWII Revisionism Re-enters the Mainstream – Sep 6, 2024 – Transcript