Mark Collett: Hello everybody, and welcome to Patriotic Weekly Review, episode number 341. And we’re live tonight on Odysee, DLive, Rumble and Entropy. Please make sure you share those links. It’s going to be a huge show. You know who’s on tonight. I’m going to introduce him in a second. It’s going to be a big night because you’re going to be talking about his arrest, his imprisonment, his bail, all the things going on in Australia, because there’s massive news coming out of there. And hopefully a bit of an update on Joel as well, because apparently Joel’s in a bit of trouble, people have been saying in the chat. So I’m looking forward to all of that.

 

But before we get started, I’ve got a number of things coming up later in the week.

 

Now, on Thursday, I’m live with Dr. David Duke at 4 PM UK time. On Friday, I’m doing a special stream because Melanie Phillips, who is jewish, has given this impassioned speech explaining to jews why they are jews first.

 

So if you’re British, when you’re jewish, you’re jewish before you’re British.

 

Now, this is quite interesting because recently the British Parliament adopted the international definition on anti-semitism, which said it was anti-semitic to say that jews had greater loyalty to their diaspora or to Israel than they do their host nations.

 

So it’s basically they’re pushing to make it illegal to say that. And here’s Melanie Phillips giving a couple talk to jews, saying:

 

“This is absolutely the case, it should be the case.”

 

And we’re going to discuss all of that it’s a 20 minute speech, we’re going to play it live, I’m going to break it down. Hopefully you’re going to enjoy it. Sunday night, it’s either going to be Nationalist A-Team, or a review of this year’s crop of Christmas adverts, depending on who can make it and how we can figure that out. So something will be happening on Sunday as well, so plenty to look forward to.

 

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Anyway, let’s get into this. It’s obviously Thomas Sewell. He is the NSN [National Socialist Network] in Australia and he is the man that the system are desperate to silence.

 

The other Sunday night we reviewed the excellent Winter Nationals, which was a wonderful breakdown of what these guys have been doing for the latter half of the year. And to say it’s impressive is an understatement.

 

Now, since we last saw Thomas, he has been arrested. He was denied bail. He was given bail. He’s back out on the street. And now the Australian government are desperately trying to draught new laws to silence people who are nationalists and National Socialists and think that Australia should be a White nation.

 

And obviously White Australia is what we want! Thomas, how are you doing, my friend? I said this when he popped on. This man looks great. He always looks great. He always looks in fantastic shape. But considering he’s just out of prison, we’ve had two actual ex-prisoners on this week and last week.

 

Last week it was Sven. And both of you have come out of prison looking in really good shape. So at least we know prison food must be good. How are you doing, my friend?

 

Thomas Sewell: It’s good to speak to you, Mark. I hope this, I just changed over to the proper microphone. Can you hear me all right? Yeah, awesome!

 

Mark Collett: 100%, mate.

 

[05:01]

 

Thomas Sewell: Yeah, it’s a great feeling being out of prison. It’s rejuvenating, being especially in solitary confinement, you get quite limited to sunlight and fresh air. So being able to just go for a walk in nature is especially enjoyable.

 

So when you’re restricted from particular privileges in life, when you actually do get to enjoy them there, you know, everything’s like. I don’t explain it. I did three months, no coffee as well, or the two and a half months that I was there, and about a couple days before and a couple days after and just under three months, and that’s probably the longest I’ve had off coffee since I started drinking coffee as an 18 year old. And that was hard. That was quite hard because especially being in a cell, all you kind of want to do is just drink instant coffee and just pace up and down just to pass the time, other than read.

 

But yeah, I enjoy the small things in life when you get out of prison. You know, it’s all the little things in life. You have extra attention to detail, you have extra observant powers. You can fill up the tank of life much quicker and even more fuller, I think. So just like spending time with, my daughter’s almost three years old now, my oldest daughter, and just spending time with her is really special. I’ve got a lot more patience for her because I’m just a lot more patient.

 

Yeah, it’s nice to have a break. I know prison sounds awful and it is awful! And getting strip searched isn’t fun. It’s quite degrading. And when you’re in maximum security, that happens basically like multiple times a week. So half of the Victorian Corrections have seen my penis, which is always good.

 

But yeah, it’s yeah, it is what it is. You know, it’s truly an underworld. And yeah, it rebalances and re-establishes the baseline, I think, of life and it makes me a more effective leader.

 

So I don’t go to prison on purpose. I want to make that clear. I’m not a troublemaker for the sake of making trouble. But it’s nice to have a little reset. This is the second time I’ve been a prison, So I did 200 and I think the prison, the court said 210 days or 208 days, but I think I did 212 days. Not that it really matters that much, in solitary confinement last time held on remand without bail during Covid, during all those famous Melbourne protests.

 

So you can see why they did that entrapment operation back in 2021, because you can see what happened with the March for Australia, the rally that happened on August 31, three days before I was arrested. You can see that the government has been very keen to keep me off the streets when Australians are marching in large numbers in the tens of thousands.

 

And in the case of the Covid protest, it was in the hundreds of thousands in Melbourne. And they didn’t want people like me speaking to the crowd.

 

So this time it was 70. Again, the court said 72 days. I think it was more, I think it was like 76. Because they don’t count like the holding cells, the police cells. And I don’t know why, they just don’t count it when you’re in the court. They only count once you’ve been like established in the Corrections.

 

And yeah, much easier the second time. It is definitely! I don’t recommend it unless you, unless it happens to you, unless fate puts you in that situation. The first time I was in I would have a lot of negative thoughts about how difficult it was. But this time those thoughts didn’t really enter my mind. I didn’t allow them to.

 

And also just the context of guys like all the political prisoners in the UK, guys doing years in jail for not even getting to punch people in the head. I mean, isn’t there a guy that got jail for just like being aggressive towards a police dog during those riots? The riots last year. Some guy got like 6 months or 12 months. For what? Like being aggressive towards a police dog!

 

I mean, that’s just crazy!

 

Mark Collett: Shouting at the police dog or something.

 

Thomas Sewell: It’s just disgusting!

 

So the fact that I mean, everyone’s seen the footage of the day, so I won’t go into it too much because it’s obviously an ongoing court battle, but it’s pretty obvious what happened and it’s pretty disgusting the way that the police and media have protected Antifa, who are Left-wing terrorists.

 

But it’s to be expected in a war for the survival of our civilisation and our race and our nation, which is all more or less the same thing.

 

So, yeah, considering what I’ve done and how much punishment I’m going to get, it’s minuscule compared to I think Rob Rondo only threw like two or three punches and he’s been hounded for like a decade. I mean, he did what, like four years or something or three years? And I mean, they’ve just he was denied bail and remanded and fucked around way more than me.

 

So we’re quite lucky here in Australia that the laws are nowhere near as strict as the US and Britain in terms of political dissidents. They still come after us. Everyone complains about Australia, like:

 

“Oh you guys are living in a tyranny!”

 

It’s like, we are, but we’re living in like I call it the “primary school teacher tyranny”, or it’s been rebranded as the “gynocracy”. I mean, our leaders are just a bunch of primary school teachers. And not denigrating primary school teachers, but they just have no place ruling over the country.

 

[10:53]

 

And so and we’re very lucky as well. I think the other thing, and I said this last time I got out of jail, is Australia still has an “old guard”. And if you don’t know what that means, it’s that probably. I won’t give you an exact percentage, but there’s a lot of old White men and some women as well, not just men. There are some old White men and some old White women in the Australian legal system, both judges, magistrates, you know, prosecutors, defense, you know, king’s councils. There is still an old guard. There are still these old White men and women that actually believe in the rule of law. They might not necessarily support what we’re doing in the fullness of it, in terms of our ideology and in terms of the fullness of our belief system. But they’re certainly not against it and they certainly believe that the rule of law should triumph over the current political attitudes of the ruling class.

 

And they’re definitely in a power struggle. There’s definitely a cold civil war or there’s a Cold War between these very patriotic and very common sense and very mature and intelligent people within the Australian legal system, especially in Victoria and New South Wales.

 

I don’t know too much about Queensland. I haven’t had to deal with many court proceedings up there, but I would assume Queensland as well has a similar old guard. And these people have zero tolerance for the politicizing and moralizing of the courts by Left-wing activists.

 

And yes, the lower courts are infected by these same Left-wing activists, that is true, but nowhere near the same rate the United States and Great Britain is. I mean, you look at these judges in Great Britain, I mean, I’d say the majority of them are paedophiles. [chuckling] I think I don’t get you in trouble, Mark, but again, I’ll be careful with what I say about your country.

 

Mark Collett: No, no, no, like, look, you can definitely call them that and I’d agree with you. When it comes to the actual judges in the UK, you see them bending over backwards and groveling for every sort of paedophile, child molester, you know, child porn addict that comes in front of them, like trying to do anything they can to find reasons to let them walk out the door.

 

You look at a copper the wrong way at a protest and you know, they’re like, well you might as well be the devil incarnate. It’s two years and you could have been a church warden. You could have been the guy that helps kids, you know, train for the after school football team. No matter what good you’ve done, if you’ve attended anti-migrant protest, they will do anything to get you sent down. Conversely, you can have quarter of a million indecent images of children on your laptop and they’ll be looking for excuses to let you out.

 

Thomas Sewell: Yeah, and I’m not saying that there’s not corruption within the Australian court system. There is corruption, and there’s a lot more than, I mean, any amount of corruption is bad.

 

In a healthy society, you’re still going to have a difference between judges. I think that that’s normal. I’m not against the slight inconsistencies between judges. The problem is that the inconsistencies aren’t slight, they’re massive! You’ve got one judge letting off a serial rapist and they’re getting 5 months prison or 11 months prison, serial rapist, you know, Afghani or African, you know, schizophrenic. And so that they don’t get deported.

 

But then you have judges holding myself or Joel Davis or like what happened in Adelaide where 16 of us for marching down the street were arrested for loitering and held in police cells for three days. You know, they don’t do that to people caught with child porn. They don’t hold them in police cells for three days, they get bailed straight away.

 

There was a bunch of Aboriginals in Adelaide about a year earlier, I don’t know, five or six of them that attacked a bus driver with weapons and rocks and glass bottles on a Friday night, I think, and they got bailed Saturday morning. But we got arrested I think on a Friday, on a Saturday morning and we didn’t get bailed till Tuesday. So their argument was there’s no judges over the weekend that are going to give us bail. And that’s obviously a lie because we looked into it and there was these Aboriginals, these drunken Aboriginals attacked a bus driver in a riotous behaviour and they were bailed instantly.

 

So I don’t want to preach the choir, obviously everyone knows it’s a two tier system. But my argument is that here in Australia we are very lucky compared to the US and Britain that we still have a huge percentage of old school judges that are very fair. They are very fair! And 72 days is not a long time considering the allegations. It’s not a long time. I certainly had no issues being remanded for that period of time. But I was hoping to get out by Christmas. I was hoping to just do a little bit of time and get out by Christmas.

 

And so I’m out before Christmas. I can spend Christmas with my family. Both my daughters are born at the start of the year. So I get to have their first and third birthdays as well.

 

So I appreciate all the support. I appreciate everyone that donated. It did cost a lot of money. That’s the only problem. They are fair, but you got to pay the temple their fee. And it is their temple. It’s their temple. You’re going into their sacred place where they are priests of their craft. They take it very seriously. And you got to read between the lines. There’s rules on top of the rules!

 

[16:39]

 

And I’ve spent a lot of time in and out of the courts now for the past five years. I had no experience with the courts, the legal system. I had a clean criminal record until about four years ago. And the last four and a half years I have just been constantly dragged in and out of the courts with the lawfare. And I have actually started to have a particular respect for the craft and the trade. I think there’s an Aryan dialectic and there’s a jewish dialectic within our law and I certainly have a deep respect and love for the Aryan dialectic within the common law and within the Supreme Court and the way that these people treat law. I was saying to Graham, who runs the Offaly Offensive podcast, I was saying to him off screen, because he’s an engineer by trade and I’m half of an engineer.

 

I said to him:

 

“It’s hard to respect all these talkers when you work with real structures.”

 

When you’re an engineer, you’re building something real. If you build something and you build it wrong, it collapses and people die. But how I explained it to Graham was I’ve started to respect law as a trade from the perspective that these men are engineers of the written word, of the spoken word. They’re engineers.

 

And that’s why when you get up to the really High Courts, they speak so clearly and so coherently! And it’s really impressive. I mean, my lawyer, it was $11,000 a day for to represent me, the King’s Council, to get me bail. That was the fee you got to pay the temple to get out. But he did not make one mistake. It was truly remarkable. And I respect anyone that’s passionate about what they do for a living, and anyone that takes what they do for a living to the final conclusion. And you know that I was very impressed with his performance on the day.

 

And on top of that, it was the most, … I hope that you put up some images if you can find some online, Mark. But I was in Courtroom 4 of the Supreme Court of Victoria, and you look up and there’s two hundred and eighty eight swastikas on the roof, on the ceiling! Two hundred and eighty. I counted all of them. And it’s just the most. It’s the most remarkable. It’s like being in a cathedral. It’s the most absolutely remarkable courtroom I’ve ever been in.

 

And I thought to myself, I remember sitting there thinking, I am in like some sort of Aryan temple to common sense. [chuckling]

 

“Well, I’m pretty sure I’m going to get bail today.”

 

Like, how is there two hundred and eighty eight swastikas on the ceiling? I don’t think I’m going to get jewed today. And I didn’t get jewed. And the media was seething! Like, just seeing them seeth just brought me so much joy! And I just walked up to the media when I got given bail, and there was about 20 of them, this little gaggle of presstitutes. And I said:

 

“When you’re done typing, have a look at the ceiling. Anyway, have a good day.”

 

And I walked off and they were like, they looked up at the ceiling and they were so mad! It was so good!

 

Mark Collett: So when you’re in jail then, was the whole time in solitary?

 

Thomas Sewell: Yeah, always. Yeah. Political dissidents in Australia are never put in a mainstream or protection unit. They are only put in solitary. So in Australia we have three types of units.

 

Mark Collett: Is that your courtroom?

 

Thomas Sewell: It’s loading. No, yes, that is, that is! But you’ve got to try to get the ceiling.

 

Mark Collett: Yeah, I can’t find.

 

Thomas Sewell: Actually I don’t think that’s court room four. No, that’s not court room four. That’s one of the other ones. But that’s a very beautiful one as well. I’m not sure which one that is but I’ve only been into two of the Supreme Court courtrooms.

 

Mark Collett: I did put in courtroom four, but that’s all I got.

 

Thomas Sewell: Someone sent me a really low res image of it recently. I don’t know how they got it. Ah yes. Yeah, you can’t see this because this is a really low res image. Really low res. So you can’t see it. You have to kind of Zoom in, send his name. I’ve sent that to you in DMs. That’s the ceiling of courtroom four.

 

Because unless you go in there, you’ll think I’m making it up. But it’s a swastika meander. It’s like that kind of Greek-Roman swastika.

 

Mark Collett: I’m not sure if you’ll be able to make it out.

 

Thomas Sewell: Yeah, don’t know if you can Zoom in, but the whole, … See how it’s like a grid. Yeah, but that’s the ceiling anyway. Yeah, it’s very impressive. If you live in Australia you should, or you’re going on holiday in Australia, you should check it out.

 

Mark Collett: So that’s what you’re saying about always, so you never get to go into general population then?

 

Thomas Sewell: Yeah. The reason for it is twofold. One, they’re obviously concerned that you’re going to mobilise the White people in prison. So just like in the outside world, they want to cut off leaders from the crowd. There’s a lot of White men in prison in Australia. Most of them are in there for unfortunately trumped up domestic violence charges. That’s just the reality. Like probably half of the men in prison are in there for having serious arguments with their missus.

 

And the other half are in there because they’re career criminals and it’s usually drug related. That’s the majority of White people in prison.

 

[22:07]

 

 

And I can’t give you an exact percentage, but I would say a very large chunk of those men, especially the career criminals, the ones in there for domestic violence, are not too interested in getting involved in prison politics and joining a group and trying to run a unit, because they’re usually only doing a couple months, three months, two months, stuff like that. So they want to just do their time and get out.

 

But the career criminals that are usually doing 12 months, 18 months at a time, and they’re always in and out, always in and out, they are very interested in prison politics and they try to make sure that the unit is run by the White people, because they know that if it’s not being run by the White people, that or the Aussies as they call it, as we call it. I guess I just use the word White a lot because it’s an international struggle for our race. But if it’s not an Aussie run unit, it’ll be somebody else run unit and the Whites, the Aussies, will be put under the thumb. And so it’s just common sense.

 

The average prisoner has a better understanding of politics than the average person on the outside. They might be in a lower, you know, vibration, so to speak, [chuckling] in terms of what they do to entertain themselves when they’re outside of prison.

 

But yeah, they definitely have a better understanding of like Schmittian* democracy. [chuckling] They’re much more well read on Political Science and how democracy actually works in practice than the average person. They’re very astute students because the result is getting stabbed! So you tend to pay a bit more attention, like all things.

 

[* The Schmittian friend-enemy concept, articulated by Carl Schmitt in his work “The Concept of the Political,” posits that the essence of politics is defined by the distinction between friends and enemies. This framework suggests that political actions and identities are fundamentally shaped by conflicts and antagonisms, emphasising that politics arises when these distinctions become pronounced. Carl Schmitt (1888–1985) was a conservative German legal, constitutional, and political theorist. Schmitt is often considered to be one of the most important critics of liberalism, Parliamentary democracy, and liberal cosmopolitanism. But the value and significance of Schmitt’s work is subject to controversy, mainly due to his intellectual support for and active involvement with National Socialism.]

 

So they don’t want people like me or Joel or Jacob or really anyone in our organisation and even guys not in our org, guys that are just coherent leaders, coherent, stand up White men, they don’t want them in general population. And so any potential troublemaker who, I’ve run into lots of these so-called potential troublemakers. They’re all in solitary confinement for long periods of time. So they’ll be in a mainstream unit for 12 months or six months. And then one day randomly they just get picked up and just put in solitary.

 

And then they’re in the cell next to me or three doors down from me and we’re talking under the door and I’m asking them:

 

“So why they put you in solitary?”

 

And they’re like:

 

“Oh mate, it’s just politics I’ve pissed off the governor or I’ve pissed off one of the chiefs and I’m trying to like get to the bottom of it.”

 

And it’s almost always to do with the fact that they were organising four or five Aussies to create that “protection unit”. That’s the wrong term to use [chuckling] when talking about prison, but to create a “security team” for the Whites in that unit. There might be 80 people in the unit and if you got say four or five White guys sticking together out of 80 people, they can basically run the unit in terms of keeping the peace. Keeping the peace! When the Whites run a prison unit, you know, peace is established, more or less.

 

Whereas when non-Whites run a unit, it’s almost always terrorism and extortion at extreme level. So yeah, they’re very afraid of people like me being able to mobilise more than four or five guys. So they just nip it in the bud early and they just say:

 

“Nah, we’re not letting you make any friends.”

 

Unless it’s through like 30 centimeters of concrete!

 

And the second reason is obviously I think their jobs would become harder, there’d be a bit more oversight if someone like me, or a high profile person got injured.

 

So the unit I was put in there was an organised crime figure that got murdered by a guy called Matty Johnson. Because they allowed, even though it’s a maximum security, he was in one of these kind of management units where they intermixed and he got, basically it was an organised hit within the prison, like a very high profile organised crime person. So they come into under massive scrutiny. The people that organise, they’re called Complex Case Management. They used to be called Major Offenders Unit and they’re the people that manage high profile people like myself when you go to prison. So you have to have a meeting with them and they organise like:

 

“Oh, what unit do you want to go to? Blah, blah, blah!”

 

And doesn’t matter what you say. [chuckling] So I’ve realised that just, yeah, keep the conversation short, move on, deal with whatever happens.

 

Mark Collett: So when you’re in there, you were treated well though. You didn’t get sort of any because sometimes people sort of fall foul of the guards. You hear that some prisoners are treated very badly. How would you say your time was in there? I mean, did you get everything you needed? Were you allowed contact with friends, family? Could people write to you? Could people send you gifts and books, or were there restrictions? Like when we were speaking to Sven last week, who spent, he was jail for 28 months and spent 14 months in jail. And they did a lot of bad stuff to him. And initially they withheld his medication, which he needed because he’s disabled. They banned him from having certain books and magazines. They withheld Christmas cards, they withheld letters, all sorts, really.

 

I mean, they withheld a letter from me because at the end I said if there’s anything you’d like me to pass on to sort of other friends or family, just let me know.

 

And they’re:

 

“Oh, he’s trying to pass messages to people on the outside!”

 

Any excuse to sort of hurt the guy, they went for it.

 

Now, was it like that with you or are they a lot fairer in Australia?

 

[27:49]

 

Thomas Sewell: I’d say it’s the exact same situation. Certainly the first time I was in jail, in prison during Covid it was like that on steroids. It was very hard! Like, I didn’t even get access to books for five and a half months. So, and I got about three months worth of mail. Rocked up. Yeah. As I said, after three months I’ve been in prison, I think I got two letters or three letters. The first couple months I was in prison, they withheld cards. You know, you don’t get birthday cards, you don’t get Christmas cards. They withhold a lot of things from you. I guess if you just go in with the understanding that you’re not going to be treated fairly and that you’re going to be tortured, then you kind of come out with the opposite mentality. It’s like if you go into a movie and you go:

 

“Oh, this movie’s gonna be great.”

 

And it turns out the average. You think:

 

“Oh, it’s crap movie.”

 

Whereas if you go in thinking:

 

“Oh, it’s probably gonna be crap movie, I’ll just go and see. I’ll just try and enjoy myself.”

 

And you might be surprised. You might be like:

 

“You know what? Actually, it was a good movie!”

 

And then you tell your mate:

 

“Oh, it’s a good movie.”

 

And he goes and watches it and he’s like:

 

“It was fucking awful! What are you talking about?”

 

So that’s kind of like prison. It’s about the mindset you go in with. And I went in with a smile on my face. I came out with a smile on my face, like I knew what I was in for. And it wasn’t as bad as I expected because it wasn’t as bad as the first time. The guards this time were very different towards me. I think because of the March for Australia, I think because of my public profile. The first time I went to prison I was just some evil neo-Nazi that had, … In our scene I had a very big profile but in terms of Australia wide I wasn’t very well known. You’d have to be already kind of engaged in our politics to know who I was. Otherwise all you know is:

 

“Evil neo-Nazi bashes African for no reason and bashes jews for no reason!”

 

So I was treated pretty badly, especially by the non-White guards, like they were flicking my lights on and off all through the night in solitary, keeping me up. So I couldn’t sleep. Yeah, I was withheld, I couldn’t have anything. You know the first couple months were really tough last time.

 

But this time I got out of the assessment prison pretty quickly. I was in Barwon within about three or four weeks, which is a proper prison, which is what you want. When you get arrested in Australia you don’t want to be in the holding cells, you don’t want to be at the assessment prison. You want to get to a long term placement as soon as possible so you can just settle in and build that routine in a proper, in a decent environment.

 

So this time I was treated with massive respect from the guards! Massive respect! Like I’ve never been treated like that before. It made me feel a bit like a celebrity, because my face was just all over the news even though I didn’t have a TV. I obviously get rid of the TV straight away, but everyone was talking about it, every guard was talking about it. Half of the guards went to the rally [March for Australia] for example. They were talking to me about the rally. Most of them complained to me that we need better speakers [equipment] because they couldn’t hear the speech because they were a kilometer away and they were just saying:

 

“Yeah, I was at the rally but I was right at the back and I couldn’t hear anything. But it was awesome to see you up there!”

 

And like they were just like, they were just so respectful and so as helpful as they could be. My experience with the guards was completely different this time. It was a real zeitgeist kind of moment to see that the average Aussie that at least works as a prison guard is actually really sympathetic to the most far-Right politics in the country. And I don’t want to throw them under the bus, because the prison intelligence are probably watching this stream to try to get intel. So I’m not going to throw any of them under the bus! [chuckling]

 

But, yeah, it was probably half of the guards. I mean, it was awesome! It was really awesome to see. Yeah.

 

And, I mean, they didn’t do anything against the rules. They didn’t put their neck out for me, but they were just very polite, very kind, very respectful and, yeah, just very helpful. And same with the prisoners as well. Probably only 1 in 10 prisoners was aggressive towards me. Not that they can do anything. So I just laughed at them because I’ll fucking kill these people if they come close to me. [chuckling] You know, I’m not concerned at all with the idea of someone trying to stab me in prison.

 

These people are just fucking weak losers and they just all talk and they only behave that way. There was a few instances where there wasn’t a concrete wall, or a perspex wall between us, and there was not one time anyone was aggressive towards me when there was no perspex wall. When there was ever a situation where you’re being moved and, there’s guards around, but you’re actually in possible contact, no one ran at me. No one attacked me, no one swung at me. No one! It was all just very polite, cordial. Didn’t matter what colour they were, they knew who I was and they stayed clear of me. And any communication with me was just very cordial. There was no wars being started.

 

[32:37]

 

So this idea that the comments section you get on Facebook and people like:

 

“Oh, he’s in prison, he’s going to get bashed by islanders, he’s going to get bashed by Africans!”

 

No, that’s actually not what happens. When there’s a concrete wall, they talk a lot of shit, but when there’s no concrete wall, they’re very cautious.

 

So that’s why, as a White man, you’ve got to be an apex predator. It doesn’t matter how intellectual you are, it doesn’t matter how many books you read, you got to be a physical beast! That’s the only way anyone’s going to respect you in that environment. And you could end up in that environment as a political dissident. And a lot of people get hurt. A lot of people get hurt because they’re not physical beasts.

 

So, yeah, I had no dramas. I had no dramas, just a few loud mouths hiding behind perspex.

 

And a lot of the non-Whites looked for an excuse to be my friend. And I don’t mean that in the sense like pretending to be my friend. A lot of non-Whites tried to do the, not brown alliance, the kind of anti-jew alliance, the Lucas Gage stuff with me. A lot of the Arabs that recognise me just thanked me for allegedly bashing Avi Yemini*. And I was like:

 

“I didn’t bash Avi Yemini!”

 

And they were just like:

 

“Oh, that Avi Yemini dog! Like you legend for getting rid of him from the rally.”

 

And I was like:

 

“Yeah, all right.”

 

And then they all were saying to me:

 

“Look, Australia’s fucked! I’m gonna go back home!”

 

Like, these are like Egyptian guys, Syrian guys, stuff like that. I’m like:

 

“Good on you! Sounds good!”

 

Like, I’m not complaining about that. I’m like:

 

“Why is Australia so fucked for you?”

 

And they’re like:

 

“Oh, you can’t even slap your missus here. You end up in jail!”

 

So there was like Arabs in jail for domestic violence [chuckling] and they were complaining to me that they’re gonna take their wife and go back to the Middle East. And I was kind of like:

 

“Okay, maybe the White femmes are right. Holy shit! But nah!”

 

[* Avraham Shalom Yemini is an Australian-Israeli far-Right provocateur and commentator. Since 2020 he has worked as the Australian correspondent for Rebel News, a Canadian jewish far-Right website. Wikipedia]

 

Mark Collett: Well, we’ve had similar things here. Both sort of Sam [Melia] and Sven [Longshanks], the Muslim prisoners pretty much like them because they were like:

 

“Oh, yeah, you guys know about Israel. You guys know the truth about who runs the media.”

 

Generally go on with them.

 

So when they release, …

 

Thomas Sewell: Sorry to interrupt, but I would call it a non-Aggression Pact.

 

And I think that’s when you’ve got to pick your battles. I think, especially when you’re in prison, you’ve got to pick your battles. And you don’t want to go to war with every tribe all at once, like while you’re locked in a concrete box. It’s not. [chuckling] Yes, yeah, you’re not gonna get reading done, I’ll tell you that.

 

But yeah, sorry, you continue.

 

Mark Collett: No, I was gonna say. So obviously when you came out, the media were furious! So what position are you in now? So you’ve been released, but you still haven’t been tried, have you? Because you were being held. Weren’t you being held on remand?

 

Thomas Sewell: Correct. Yeah, we’ve still got a whole two year process to go through. [chuckling] So I got bail on the basis that this process is probably going to take two years. It’s probably unlikely that I’m going to get more than a couple months in jail for these alleged offences if found guilty.

 

And so why have me, like the Supreme Court, the magistrate was happy to just throw away the key because the magistrate’s the lowest level of the court. They’re not a real judge, they’re a magistrate. You actually have to consent to the power of the magistrate. You can say to them, get fucked! And go up to the next layer. The only concern with going up to the next layer, which is called “County”, is you get a real judge, but you can get real time.

 

And then above county is Supreme, and then above Supreme is the Commonwealth Court, which is called the High Court, and that’s in Canberra.

 

So we’ve got actually four layers of courts in Australia, but at a state level, being Victoria, where I am, or New South Wales, where Jack Eltis and Joel Davis is, they’ve got their three levels, we’ve got our three levels, and then there’s the High Court, that’s on top of all that, which is kind of the American Supreme Court. But we have Supreme and then we have a court higher than Supreme, but it’s worded differently.

 

So the magistrates are very iffy, because it’s the lowest level of court. There’s a lot of activists. Sometimes you go into one of these courtrooms and I’m telling you, it’s not a temple to Aryan justice, it’s a temple to Aboriginality. It’s insane! Like, you walk in and you’re like:

 

“How is this a courtroom?”

 

There’s no coat of arms. No Australian coat of arms on it. No Victorian coat of arms. Like, there’s barely an Aussie flag. If there is one, it’s hidden. There’s Aboriginal flags everywhere, there’s Aboriginal dot paintings everywhere. There’s Aboriginal murals. There’s like a smoking ceremony going on in the corner. So there’s like half smoldered, like gum leaves and gum nuts in the corner. And it’s just insane! Like, you walk in there and you’re like:

 

“This isn’t a real court, this is like an Aboriginal tribunal!”

 

[37:20]

 

 

So, yeah, like at the end of the day, Joel’s a tough guy. I’m sure part of the journey that the Joel wishes to go on involves a little bit of prison time. Again, I think he would probably rather do prison time for his direct engagement with the jewish power lobby. Because this comes off the back of a very successful rally where they held a banner that said:

 

“Abolish the jewish lobby!”

 

And I think in December of last year, 12 months ago, 11 months ago, he did a banner rally in Melbourne where the banner was:

 

“Jews Hate Freedom!”

 

And they wanted to lock him up over that they wanted to lock him up over the “Abolish the jewish lobby”. But unfortunately he’s not in jail for speaking out directly against the jews. They’ve managed to get him in jail for this little, for just some side quest comments that are not really that relevant to the bigger picture. And I’m sure he would be frustrated at that. But we all know, everyone in our scene knows that why he’s really in there. He’s in there because he’s attacking the jewish power system. He’s not in there for his smart arse comments. You don’t go to jail for making smart arse comments. You go to jail if you’re on the wrong side of politics and you make smart arse comments.

 

So this is all part of the journey for him and he’ll come out. You know, Joel needs a break. There’s no monster energy drink in prison. So his blood pressure should go down a bit, his heart should heal up a bit. There’s plenty of times to pace and walk and think and not be spamming the social media.

 

So everyone needs a break! You know, the universe works in magical ways.

 

Mark Collett: Indeed it does. Well, we wish him all the best! And with something like this, I’m correct in saying Joel doesn’t have a criminal record, does he?

 

Thomas Sewell: I think he has a very small criminal record. Very, very small. He’s got no criminal record. He’s got no criminal record for violent crime and I think any offence he’s been convicted of was probably 10 plus years ago. Yeah, over 10 years ago and again non-violent, non-violent offending.

 

So yeah, he doesn’t have a criminal record in any real capacity. When I say “any real capacity” in true Scotsman fallacy. He doesn’t have a criminal record in a relevant capacity for him to get remanded. You know, I mean to be denied bail. Usually when they deny someone bail they say:

 

“Because they’re a threat to the community.”

 

Usually they can back that up by saying:

 

“Here’s all the violent crime he’s committed in the last couple months or, here’s all the stores he’s broken into in the last couple months or couple years, and that’s relevant criminal history to being a genuine threat to the community or community safety.”

 

What he’s a threat to is the so-called “social cohesion” of the destruction of Australia.

 

Thomas Sewell: You know, we are as an organisation, we are a threat to the so-called “New Australia”. That’s what they’re calling it. You know Tony Burke, the guy that deported because that’s another topic. The guy that personally signed off on the deportation of one of our members, Matthew [Gruter] *.

 

[* Matthew Gruter, a White from South Africa who took part in a NSN rally outside the NSW Parliament was deported, along with his wife and newborn (in early Dec, 2025) personally by Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke who cancelled his Australian visa after he was photographed among 60 National Socialist Network (NSN) supporters displaying a banner that read ‘Abolish the Jewish Lobby’. His swift deportation was a demonstration of the controlling power of the jewish lobby over the Australian government]

 

Tony Burke is just absolute vermin! He’s been on my radar for about two and a half years because he came out publicly and spoke out against me and the organisation. Just I can’t remember the context. I think we did a protest two years ago. Maybe it was Destroy Pedo Freaks. But he was on the news and I thought why is the Home Affairs Minister on the news talking about this rally? That seems really odd. But he’s good friends with Albanese, the Prime Minister and they’re both communists.

 

And I’m not saying that like:

 

“Oh they’re communists!”

 

I’m saying like they are communists, like card carrying communists. You know, Albanese the Prime Minister of Australia is like, equivalent to your, like Jeremy Corbyn. He’s an actual communist. I think he wrote the newspaper, he was one of the editors of the communist newspaper at the university, back when he was in Young Labour.

 

Mark Collett: So this is all obviously quite interesting and it sort of rolls in as well with the fact that we’ve been seeing a lot of talk from the Australian government that leads us to believe they’re potentially going to push for new laws which would cause not the NSN to be directly outlawed, but to prevent you from doing many of the things that you do and potentially forcing you into sort of rebranding or moderating or changing your message. Now before you obviously tell us about this, I want to say this is obviously being done because you’re very effective. They’re not doing this because you’re ineffective. They’re not doing this because, you’re making a balls up of this and nobody’s listening to you. Obviously more and more people are listening and because more and more people are listening, they want to silence you and they’re not doing a very good job at winning the debate.

 

So now it’s time to sort of shut you down!

 

Thomas Sewell: They’re [chuckling] not doing a good job of silencing us either!

 

[53:33]

 

Mark Collett: That’s what I mean. So really what they’re trying to do is take away your tool set. Because what you guys do very effectively, and I don’t mean this in a, … This is a sort of a compliment, but some people think this is sort of a backhanded comment. It’s not. You’re a small group, but you punch so far above your weight because you’re well organised, you are very provocative, you strike at the right time. And basically you’re sort of the Vietcong of Australian politics. You’re going up against a much better funded, much better armed, much better trained system, but you’re defeating them bit by bit with like guerrilla politics! And they’re now saying:

 

“Well, this shouldn’t be happening. We shouldn’t be getting beaten by this smaller group that doesn’t have million dollar funding. We should be beating them. So what do we have to do now?”

 

At that point they look at you and say:

 

“Well, we’re gonna have to change the law, we’re gonna have to bring in new legislation to disarm you.”

 

Which is incredibly unfair because you’re already, as I said, underfunded and undermanned, but you’re beating them! And seeing this happen elsewhere. Obviously the most famous example of this happening was Britain in the 1930s when Oswald Mosley was getting this massive groundswell of support. So they outlawed a political uniform for no other reason than the fact it was inspiring the British public.

 

Thomas Sewell: Exactly!

 

Mark Collett: And Australian government seemed to be in a similar flap over you, Joel, Blair, and the NSN.

 

Thomas Sewell: Yeah, there’s nothing they can do to ban us except just outright ban us and lock us up forever. Or kill us. There’s no, they don’t have any other option ultimately, and they don’t have the balls to do that! They don’t have the strength. They don’t have the political capital. Not yet anyway. Even if they banned our uniform, we would just wear what I’m wearing right now! We just wear like a polo shirt with a small logo or insignia. They can’t ban the Liberal Party or Labour Party. They can’t ban political organisations from wearing a Tshirt that has the name of their party on it, for example.

 

So there’s always a way you can circumvent these false structures that they’re trying to build to entrap you. It’s just really about what hill you want to die on and what battles you want to take.

 

And so we have the advantage of obviously we do have to be kind of careful about talking about guerrilla warfare. Unfortunately, we had guys, I know in England you have guys going to jail for having the wrong PDFs, but we had, I think three or four guys in South Australia back in 2020 go to jail for like, really significant time for having PDFs about guerrilla warfare. Not for the purpose of studying it to be a terrorist, but because people are interested in studying history. People are interested, … Like there’s legitimate reasons to have these books. I don’t own any currently because I don’t want my house getting raided and then being like:

 

“Oh, you’ve got the wrong book!”

 

But I have read a lot of these books and I’ve studied the Vietnam War extensively. And it has massive application to politics. You know, politics and war, studying both of them are really necessary. And it’s impossible to study history without studying both of those things simultaneously. And, it’s important for everyone to study history because then you can learn what to do and what not to do you get a little bit of a heads up and you save yourself a lot of time and effort and suffering if you just learn the mistakes of the past. And study Oswald Mosley, for example, or study Adolf Hitler or study all sorts of movements, unionist movements, fascist movements.

 

So there’s nothing they can really do that we can’t out-maneuver. All they’ve done so far has backfired on them immensely. All it’s done is win us more support. All it’s done is help us grow. All it’s done is attack their own legitimacy. All they’ve done is destroy their own legitimacy in the eyes of the Australian public! It shows you that they have no understanding of the Australian psyche.

 

They attack me and say that I should be deported to New Zealand. And they’re trying to work out how to do that, but they’re going to fail. And even if they succeed, it doesn’t bother me. I’ll work it out. It’d be like Hitler going back to Austria. But they don’t actually understand. They accuse me of not being Australian. They don’t actually understand Australians. And I think it’s because they’re so high in their little elitist castle that they don’t actually engage with real Australians.

 

And the average Aussie loves the underdog. Everyone knows that Aussies have a natural rebellious spirit. We’re on the frontier of civilisation, so we’re so far away from Europe and America that that creates this quite hardened political mentality that we are very cautious of like these like the UN. Like the average Aussie that’s engaged in politics is obsessed with being anti-the UN! And you would think being in Australia, being surrounded by all these foreign countries that are not White, that we would rely on the UN, for example, to have security and integrity. But no, we’re like Fortress Australia. There’s an attitude, a fortress like attitude in Australia where we want Castle Law at an individual level. We want Fortress Australia at a geopolitical level. This is a common consensus of anyone engaged in really any level of politics, not just right of centre, even within the centre. And they’re just so out of touch.

 

Everything that they’ve done has degraded their legitimacy and improved our optics by the normie standard. You know, they banned the swastika. They banned the Roman salute. Not that we were using the swastika in public promotion or demonstration. We never waived the swastika outside of the privacy of our own homes.

 

[59:32]

 

 

Thomas Sewell: Yeah, that was just a decision we made a couple years ago that it would just be an internal thing because most people don’t really get it yet. But the salute, we did the salute, obviously, up until the salute was illegal.

 

And I think the salute is great optics! I’m fighting to win back the legal protection to do the salute and to not necessarily wave the swastika, but I think the swastika is a powerful symbol. It’s in the Supreme Court. [chuckling] There’s 288 on the roof [ceiling]! So I’m fighting for that symbol to be retrieved. But from the normie perspective, from the neutral public perspective, all they’ve seen is a professionalism in our optics and a slight more mainstreaming of our optics because of these laws being changed. So if the government changes laws further, it’s not going to affect our public appeal. It’s going to make us more appealing to the public. From the critics perspective, I don’t agree with this, but from the critics perspective, it makes us more palatable and therefore better. They’re actually helping us!

 

From the critics perspective, all those that criticise us, that don’t get engaged with us and involved because they think that what we’re doing is strategically wrong, well, they don’t understand the game we’re playing. And you have to have been following the journey for some time to know that five, six years ago, we were doing podcasts and I was doing podcasts with Americans, and I was talking about everyone reads Evola, or like most people within the political scene have read, you know, Evola, whether it’s Revolt Against the Modern World or, it’s like, what does he mean when we talk about “ride the tiger”? I mean, we spoke about this on podcast five, six years ago. What does it mean to ride the tiger? You know, you don’t want to get mauled by the tiger. I don’t want to go to jail for 20 years. No one wants that’s horrible! That sounds really horrible! But we have always had a strategy of riding the tiger. We’re just staying on the back of it. We’re holding on. It’s a very powerful beast, which is the system, the beast system.

 

But it’s running out of steam. And the same thing, “surf the Kali Yuga”. This is another euphemism that political metaphor, that people describe their political views at that kind of esoteric level. What does it mean to “surf the Kali Yuga”? We’re actually doing it in real life. Our political strategy might be quite nuanced for people that haven’t read a bit of this kind of esoteric Right-wing Nietzscheism.

 

But I think it’s important for political leaders to read Spengler and read Evola and read Devi and have a look at this sort of stuff, even if you don’t take it all in, but just to absorb a little bit of it because it helps you understand about “being above time”. You know, we’re not trying to appeal to people where they are right now! We’re trying to go the absolute maximum distance from the enemy, from the evil, from even looking at it rationally from a Schmittian perspective, to define the two camps, we need to define the in-group and the out-group. We need to define the “friend-enemy distinction”, as a lot of people say.

 

So when they change the law, it amplifies our message and it, in the eyes of the public, it actually strengthens our message. It doesn’t make us give up. So what’s the point in it? It’s just they’re reacting to us. So we’ve been very effective at keeping the government on the back foot.

 

And lastly, before we move on the next point, I would say that we’re not a small organisation anymore. Australia is, I mean, politics is the rule of the minority, always. And the biggest party in the Right-wing in Australia is the Liberal Party, which is the equivalent of your Conservative Party. And the second biggest is One Nation, which is the equivalent of your Reform Party.

 

These organisations are actually very small. On paper the Liberal Party has something like 22,000 members, which is not many. That’s a very small organisation for on paper. We’re 3, 400 on paper. So we’re 1/8 the size of the Liberal Party on paper. And we’ve been around 1/50 of the time that they’ve been around.

 

We have more activists than the Liberal Party has. And our activists aren’t doing it for the sake of getting a paid position within the Liberal Party as a staffer. This is an established, it’s got the momentum, it’s got 100 plus seats in Parliament. There’s hundreds of opportunities for a paid position, 100 grand a year, 150 grand a year, for a paid position. Because anyone involved in mainstream politics is in there for a career, for a paid position. They’re just in there so that they can be satiated by the Parliamentary fat. The parasites is what the Romans and Greeks called them, the parasites. And that’s why they get involved in politics.

 

And obviously yourself and myself, we need to earn a living some way. Like you have the podcast you do and you have a bit of support from Patriotic Alternative. I have support from the organisation and donations. And so we’re both, I don’t, I wouldn’t refer that as parasitism because we’re in a guerrilla political war in that sense. And we need to get some rice from the local village in order to sustain the battle. And that’s all we’re taking. We’re not living in a castle, we’re not living in mansions. We’re just taking a little bit of rice so we can keep the struggle going. And we’re living very austere in that sense.

 

Whereas these people that we’re against, there’s not many of them and they’re all getting paid! Our guys are suffering to do it! So I would say we have more activists than the Liberal Party. We certainly have more people under the age of 50 than the Liberal Party.

 

I mean, if you go to a Liberal Party meeting. Here’s a funny thing, I don’t know if I’ve said this on stream before. They pay our members. I hope the media bite on this, but this is a fact! The Liberal Party pay-they don’t know that there are members — but the Liberal Party pays our members to attend their meetings.

 

[1:05:31]

 

Thomas Sewell: So the only young people you see at a Liberal Party meeting, other than some Left-wing faggots from the university, the only normal straight, White male young people at a Liberal Party meeting are paid to be there and they’re members of our organisation. They have no youth. They have no youth! They’re uninspiring! They have no future. There’s no future for the Liberal Party. They are a freight train going off a cliff! And they are dying as the last Boomers that funded that party are leaving and dying out.

 

So I would argue that within four years at the current trajectory, within four years will be bigger than the Liberal Party. And we are the most [chuckling] like mask off, like White nationalist, … Like we are unapologetic about all of our positions. And yeah, the trajectory is just incredible! The rate of growth is just incredible! They are losing members. So it’s only a matter of time.

 

Mark Collett: Yeah, you’re right about the money because one thing that always irks me is they don’t let you on YouTube, so you don’t get any ad revenue. They close your bank accounts, they won’t let you on PayPal, so you can’t take money that way. They won’t let you use X or any of the other payment processes like Buy Me a Coffee, or any of those things. You’re sort of restricted to the couple of places we’re live now. You basically ask for money. I don’t take any money out of Patriotic Alternative, by the way. Everything that I get is what comes in on streams and they reduce you to this and your enemies are basically getting paid $7,000 a social media post by the Israeli government. And they do two social media posts a week and they basically made in a week for two social media posts probably more than you made in sort of half a year.

 

Thomas Sewell: Yeah.

 

Mark Collett: It’s incredible! You know, you’re outnumbered, you’re outgunned, but you’re still riling them so much that they have to arrest you, ban you, take away your bank account, harass your family!

 

And it just shows that I think it’s really our resilience and they must be laughing because they must be saying sort of like:

 

“Oh, look you know, people like Mark and Thomas and Joel and Blair, they’re there on a night looking for like, Superchats to keep going!”

 

They must be laughing because they’re sat there eating their sort of steak and their caviar. But at the same time, they’re worried!

 

At the same time, the small amount we make and the number of followers we have worries them! Because they know that ultimately everything we say is true. What we have, is the truth on our side, and that that bothers them more than anything. So even after all they’ve done to us and all they’ve taken from us, at the end of the day, they still have to pass new laws again and again and again to either silence us or take the little bits we do have, because they live in a constant state of terror that the truth will catch up with them. It’s incredible!

 

You know, these people have so much, yet they’re always looking over their shoulders, because they know that their reality could be shattered just by us being able to make an effective speech to the public. Like you did when you were stood in front of those sort of tens of thousands of people at March for Australia.

 

I mean, that was fantastic! And watching you do that to such a big crowd was brilliant! Because over here, it’s completely locked down. Sort of Tommy Robinson and his goons. You know if there was a march for Britain, you’d have a black choir, some Indian guy cooking curry on stage. They’d fly in some Maoris to do a haka* and, …

 

[* Haka is a traditional Māori dance characterized by vigorous movements, rhythmic chanting, and facial expressions, often performed by groups. It serves various ceremonial purposes, including welcoming guests, celebrating achievements, and preparing for battle.]

 

Thomas Sewell: It’s all disgusting!

 

Mark Collett: Yeah but you guys did that, …

 

Thomas Sewell: But, Mark, no one out-goons us! I don’t want to be a goon. I don’t want to be a goon. Right? I’ll be honest. I’ve been called a thug the last couple years by the media. I don’t want to be a thug. I don’t want to be a goon, but I’m not letting anyone thug on me. No one’s gonna goon on me! No one’s gonna thug on me! And that’s fascism, I think, in a nutshell, is like, fascism’s like The Cultured Thug. It’s like, I don’t want to be a thug, but I’m not gonna let any thug thug on me. If you’re gonna thug on me, I’ll fight you, thug on thug. You know what I mean? And I’ll win that way as well. To me, it’s, like, about the coming man. I’d like to have this as a peaceful conversation. And that’s how I tried at the start. Not saying that we’re not peaceful, but you know what I mean?

 

It’s like we are gonna fight fire with fire and poison gas with poison gas. If you punch me in the head, I’m gonna punch you back harder. And if I have to go to jail for that, so be it. If someone stabs me in prison, I’m gonna kill them. Like, so be it. I’ll die a martyr, it doesn’t bother me.

 

But what you were saying before about these people earn more in a day, or a week than what we earn in half a year. To me, this is a good thing. To me, it’s like, I know you’re a movie buff. I know you love movies. One of my favourite movies is Apocalypse Now. I absolutely love Apocalypse Now! It’s just a masterpiece! It’s an absolute masterpiece! And those opening scenes where he’s lying there in the bed and the fan is going over his head and he’s talking about how he feels himself getting weak, sitting in a hotel room and he’s like:

 

“The Viet Cong is out there, they’re in the jungle. They’re staying strong, they’re staying sharp. And I’m in here getting weak and domesticated, basically.”

 

And that’s how I feel being in this political struggle. I am glad of every suffering that I’ve had to go through. It sucks having an aristocratic mind and not having an aristocratic lifestyle, that sucks!

 

But we don’t deserve it just yet. I don’t think we’ve put in enough work yet, you and I and everyone in Britain and everyone in Australia. I think we’ve got to put in a lot more work. I think we’ve got another decade or two ahead of us before we have the kind of aristocratic lifestyle that goes with the aristocratic mindset of honour and dignity and fighting for our people and nation. And I enjoy being poor. I know that sounds like a cope, but I mean it from that sense that we’re in a guerrilla war. When you are restricted from your privileges, austerity creates a particular sharpness in political revolution. And the austerity that we’re under, … I mean, if you were a millionaire, Mark, I don’t think you’d be as passionate. I think that’s just a reality. And it would be nice if we were wealthy, but it’s actually a good thing that we’re not wealthy. It’s actually a really good thing we’re not wealthy because look at Tommy Robinson driving around fast cars with stacks of cash. You know, he’s a sellout! What’s he done? You know what I mean?

 

[1:12:12]

 

And that’s why. He’s playing the game and he’s like the corrupted Briton. You know what I mean? He’s a metaphor for a young man. Now you know more about Tommy Robinson than me, but I think I said on the podcast with Graham [Connolly: The Offaly Offensive (on Rumble) ] last week when I first got out of jail, was when I started my journey I was following Tommy Robinson back in like 2013, 2012. I was following him on social media and I believed he was sincere all the way back then. Maybe he wasn’t. Maybe he was always corrupted. I don’t know as much as you, but it felt like he was really sincere in his belief system and he’s just been gradually degraded by jewish influence. That’s what it feels like, to the point where now he’s like tripled down, quadrupled down! Quint-tripled down on the position and the benefits that come with it. And I don’t want to talk too much smack because it’s not really, it’s unbecoming of us. But, it’s important to know that he has a very different lifestyle to you and I we’re not going out snorting lines of coke every weekend with jews and other people that are basically making money off this, serious money, these Ezra Levants [Rebel News] and these kind of characters that are enriching themselves through the Containment Right. We’re not doing that. We’ve chose the life of the radical, the life of the revolutionary, and there’s suffering that comes with that.

 

But ultimately, it leads to the greater prize at the end, which can’t be purchased. It can’t be purchased! It’s an investment of time, not so much an investment of money. It’s an investment in time and energy and love for our people.

 

Mark Collett: That’s very well put. That’s very well put.

 

And I do think that when you’re fighting this fight, I think money is something that would probably corrupt a lot of people as well. And the people that are easily bought, the people that like sort of shiny things, whether it’s the cars.

 

I mean, I’ll say this right. I think I’ve said this on another stream. Like, I don’t know about you and what your interests are in life, because I don’t know you that well, but the thought of owning one of those, like, supercars, like a Bentley, like Tommy has, that actually scares me! Like, it actually scares me! Do you know why?

 

Thomas Sewell: Insurance? [chuckling]

 

Mark Collett: How much do you think a new tyre would cost? You know, like your kid. Does your kid ever sit in the car and fiddle with the electric windows until you sort of bellow at them to stop?

 

Can you imagine if the electric windows stopped working in the Bentley? I’d be like:

 

“Sophia, that’s like that’s like 5 grands worth of electric window, you’ve just, …!”

 

Don’t think, how could you relax in a Bentley? You’d just be panicking every five seconds. I don’t know what people think in chat or whether people think that I’m a bit of a big gaylord for saying this, but, yeah, [chuckling] having a supercar like when an oil change is like:

 

“Oh, that’s 12 grand mate, the oil change!”

 

You just be like, it’d be immediate, …

 

Thomas Sewell: You have to continue taking the shekels. That’s like materialism is a trap in the sense that the higher your standard of living is, you adjust to that standard of living immediately. Like I’ve spoken to a few guys that drive supercars recently, and their position is you get over it within two weeks. You know, guys that own Ferraris and stuff they’re like:

 

“You get over it within two weeks, and it’s not worth it.”

 

And the same thing, they say the same thing, the stress of it.

 

Like if you crash your ten thousand dollar car, you know, okay, your excess is fifteen hundred, blah blah, blah, you get a new car. Imagine crashing a Ferrari, just, …

 

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Mark Collett: Like [chuckling] people are scolding me in the chat for this to say. They’re saying:

 

“Mark, you don’t understand. If you own one of these cars, 12 grand for an oil change is nothing!”

 

Well, I’m never gonna own one of these cars. [chuckling] And the thought of owning one stresses me.

 

Thomas Sewell: Yeah.

 

Mark Collett: And what if these sort of, if the money fairy like delivered me 40 Bitcoins tonight or something like somebody’s were like:

 

“Look Mark, you really deserve it!”

 

If I had that money, I wouldn’t want to spend it on a car like that. I think the first thing I do if I had money is probably say:

 

“Look, one Friday night I’m gonna have a night off and like take the family out to the cinema or something.”

 

You know what I mean? It’s like I think people who use money to sort of enrich themselves and buy objects, it’s kind of weird because I think I’d prefer to use money to like take my family somewhere nice, take my wife and daughter out. And it’s kind of weird because when you become a parent.

 

So this is a bit of an abstract thing. We’ll have to go to the questions next. If you want a Superchat, please do Superchat. You know, it’s very much appreciated. We’re going to answer the questions in a second, but this is the last thing I’ll say.

 

One thing I noticed when I became a parent is throughout life, you always, before you purchase something, think like, do I need this? How much is it going to cost? How much is it going to dent the bank account? And you do this sort of like weighing up whether it’s worth the purchase.

 

But when you have a kid and your kid needs something, you don’t do that weighing up, you just do it! You know, it’s just something that’s done. When you’ve got a family, it’s just done. I don’t know, I think having a child in many ways sort of like beats the materialism out of people because you understand that most things are fleeting and if you do have money, it’s probably best to spend it on an experience or something good for your kids or something to make sure they’re safer and better off. And, yeah, it really is an eye opener. And I know a lot of people, single people who do these things, like, bucket list. They’re always aware on holidays, they’re always having nice nights out, always eating at nice restaurants. But sort of when you’re a dad, like a new pair of trainers for your daughter for sports day or something means a lot more, doesn’t it?

 

Thomas Sewell: Yeah.

 

Mark Collett: Because you want her to win that sports day. I mean, and you want her to come home with the trophy, smiling and like:

 

“Thanks, dad, the new trainers made all the difference.”

 

Whereas when you’re just doing something for yourself constantly, it’s like you tra. You’re chasing the dragon’s tail and it’s always one step away and you never find happiness. But when you do something with your family, it’s just different.

 

Thomas Sewell: Yeah, well, when you started talking, it’s funny, our minds went to the same place. The first thing I thought about was buying expensive, practical shoes for my daughter. You know, she’s at that age where she’s just running around like crazy and I’m obsessed with making sure she wears the Right shoes, because I’ve been the last couple. I know maybe too much information, but the last couple years I’ve been getting into, like barefoot running on grass and fixing my feet from just years and years of wearing, like, Nikes and Adidas where they’re really, like, narrow and constrictive. And so I was looking at, like, child, like, … Anyway, I won’t go into it too much, but, yeah, I spent a fair bit, but I bought them two sizes up, so she’ll get at least nine months out of them, I reckon.

 

But, yeah, it’s like that. We’re very different, you and I, to the elites. Llike their biggest expense for the month is not a new pair of shoes for their daughter.

 

Whereas for me and you, that’s like, I bought a new pair of shoes for my daughter. That’s the most amount of money I spent like this year on any one single thing. And any serious amount of money that comes into the movement. My priority is always infrastructure. My priority is always infrastructure. When serious money comes in, it’s. That’s another home gym set up. That’s another, like, I’m looking at, okay, we’ve got north, east, west, south here. Okay, how’s Adelaide doing? How’s Sydney doing? How’s Brisbane doing? Okay when money comes in, it’s we need to get more training gear, we need to get gym equipment. When real money comes in, it’s like:

 

“Okay, can we set up a HQ?”

 

So the money I’m getting in is not enough to like, own things outright, but we’ve actually graduated to that next stage where we’ve got a whole bunch of kind of, you could call it like, we’ve got like investors coming in that are sort of like their leaseholders, but it’s giving us the ability to have protected rentals now.

 

Whereas we haven’t had protected rentals before, we’ve actually got protected rentals now. We’re renting within our own community from investors. And that’s a massive upgrade from where we’ve been in the past. Because we’ve set up gyms in the past and they last a year and then they get shut down by the local council because the owner pulls out. The owner of the property is like:

 

“Hey, look, we need a new tenant. I just can’t deal with the, like, I’m not against what you guys are doing, but it’s just too much stress from the local council, blah, blah, blah, you know, too much paperwork.”

 

And the local councils know that. And so that’s why they bombard people with just constant, constant threats! You know:

 

“We’re going to sue you if you don’t evict this person, blah, blah, blah. They’re violating these seven bylaws of the local county.”

 

You know what I mean? Like, there’s so many laws that’s the whole point of them. There’s not a charter of 10 fucking rights of tenants or something, common sense.

 

[1:21:28]

 

There’s 300 pages of bylaws and if you look through it long enough, you’ll find something that someone’s in violation of and that’s what they use, that’s the anarcho-tyranny. It’s just the subjectivity of the law. And everyone’s aware of this and that’s why we’re all sick of it! And we want serious change. We need a new Magna Carta. That’s what I’ve been saying to people. And I’ve been kind of focusing my research lately on looking into the subject of sovereignty and looking into the subject of a new Bill of Rights basically. Australians don’t have a Bill of Rights. People in the UK don’t have a Bill of Rights. They do in the US but obviously it’s all messed up and needs reform.

 

So, yeah, what we’re focusing on is when that big money comes in, to me, it’s like the sustainment of the movement. Like we obviously it all happens in stages. We’re gonna eventually have a pub, I reckon, you know, within the next couple years, I reckon we’re gonna have a pub, or a cafe, library type thing. And that’s where the Left have been really successful. That’s where the jews have been successful. That’s where the Muslims have been successful. That’s where the Chinese have been successful. They build parallel economy.

 

And the Right-wing is just so far behind the Left-wing in terms of the traitor Whites are so much more organised than the fighting Whites. And there are entire suburbs in Melbourne where I wouldn’t be served a coffee. Entire suburbs because I’m well known, if I walked through those suburbs and went into the shop and tried to buy a coffee, they’d be like:

 

“No, we don’t serve Nazis, fuck off!”

 

That’s how organised they are. And we need to get to that level. We need to get to that level where we have pubs, and we have cafes, where if a Lefty comes in we say:

 

“Hey, we don’t serve you. Get out! We don’t serve people with rainbow lanyards. Get out! This is not your cafe.”

 

And so they’ve been doing it since the 70s. That’s why they’re so organised. They’ve got a legacy, they’re intergenerational. And where I know there’s probably some pubs that are a bit sympathetic, but they’re very few and far between. And they’ll stand up for very particular issues. Like there are pubs in the UK I saw that pub owner kick out. Was it Starmer? He kicked out Starmer out of the pub? You know, I mean, that’s easy. That’s low hanging fruit.

 

Like when I went on a barrage against Jacinta Allan for saying that people shouldn’t go to the March for Australia and for trying to make conditions difficult, like they shut down public transport on the day, like. I think people came out and criticised me and said:

 

“But people can protest in Victoria. Why is he saying to Jacinda Allen you know why won’t you let Australians protest? He’s an idiot! He doesn’t know what he’s talking about!”

 

No, the law might say we can protest, but they do everything extracurricular to the law to stop us from protesting! And they denounced the rally and they told people not to attend. And they shut down the public transport on the day to stop people getting in the city and they put up roadblocks on the freeways. I mean, they did everything they could to delay and I mean they did all the dirty tricks.

 

So what they say and what they do are two different things. People need to just trust me when I say that these people are trying to ban us from protesting. That is what they’re doing. They’re just doing it in roundabout ways and you need to have a three dimensional mind and not just be like:

 

“Oh, one plus one equals two. Oh, Tom is wrong!”

 

It’s like, no, it’s a bit more nuanced than that they use more strategies than just declaring war, outright war. They’re in a guerrilla war as well. They’ve got to play the game by somewhat of the rules themselves.

 

So, yeah, going back to infrastructure, you know, kicking out a politician from a pub is low hanging fruit. That’s easy, that’s really easy. What’s hard is supporting and backing someone that’s a political revolutionary. And no one’s really going to do that. Like not many people are going to do that. We have to do it ourselves. We have to do everything ourselves. And that’s what political leadership I think looks like.

 

So when people want to invest in us, that’s the conversation I have with them. This is where I want to go with the organisation. This is the parallel economy I want to build. If you’re investing big money in us, this is what we’re going to do with the money. So we’re on trial. There’s a lot of people that have reached out in the last two years in Australia. You know, this old money that used to support the Liberal Party, they’re pulling out of the Liberal Party. They’re supporting us now. And they’re putting us on trial. You know, we haven’t had millions or hundreds of thousands handed over to us. But well, we have probably raised well over $100,000 this year, which is awesome!

 

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And then in terms of collecting money from our own membership and the seminars and everything, we’re probably looking at a similar number as well.

 

So the money it is starting to build a bit of an infrastructure to be able to establish ourselves as a legitimate political structure within the Australian system. Because it is hard to do everything on a volunteer basis. There are certain skills that you need money. But we’re trying to build those skills internally. But what is always going to cost money is setting up infrastructure. So that’s why it’s my biggest interest.

 

You know, I’d love to see it come to England and see a Patriotic Alternative headquarters. The Mark Collett House of Fun! [chuckling]

 

Mark Collett: I like that too.

 

Well, look, we need to do the Superchats because we haven’t done them yet. If you want to donate, please do. And if you’re watching on replay, please consider you can donate via Entropy, 24/7.

 

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“Keep up with the good NSN interviews.”

 

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“Hail Mark. Hail Tom. This question is regarding the 1948 British Nationality Act. What are your thoughts on how the British population allowed this Act to be passed just three years after World War II?”

 

I’d actually have to look this up.

 

British Nationality Act of 1948:

 

“The British Nationality Act of 1948 created the status of citizen of the United Kingdom and the colonies and granted all Commonwealth citizens the status of British subject. It came into effect on Jan first, 1949 and allowed individuals from Commonwealth nations to have the rights to enter and reside in the UK. The Act also established provisions for acquiring this new citizenship through birth registration or descent and remained the primary law on British nationality until it was largely replaced by the 1981 British Nationality Act.”

 

So, and that basically changed things. So:

 

“A key provision is the person born in the UK is a British citizen automatically from birth if at least one parent is British or settled in the UK at that time.”

 

Basically, I view the British Nationality Act as a complete scandal! You know, I’ve said this many times and I said it in my recent speech at Amren. I don’t know whether people have seen it, but I spoke at American Renaissance, Jared Taylor’s event. Please do check out the speech. You can please share it on, look it up and share it on a Telegram. It’s also on Rumble, Odysee and BitChute. You know, most people who’ve seen it really like the speech and have been very positive about it. But I often say after the Second World War, the was this kind of second founding of the West, this sort of false founding where they sort of rewrote the history of the West, that the West was kind of founded in the fires of 1945, when brave European men gave up their lives to fight for gay pride parades, mass immigration, multiculturalism, etc. Which I obviously don’t believe in the slightest. I find it disgusting that that’s even put forward. But that was kind of the beginning of it.

 

And to be honest, the British people, despite always privately being anti-immigration or most White Britons being privately anti-immigration to one degree or another, have always endorsed the two main parties and have been trapped in this vote Labour, vote Conservative. Vote Labour, vote Conservative. Largely because of the way the democratic system was created and reinforced by the media.

 

And I actually did a video, I’ve done, well, I’ve done several videos on this, talking about this particular issue. And let’s be fair, the British people have constantly been held in that sort of false dichotomy of:

 

“You vote red to get the blues out, you vote blues to get the reds out!”

 

But whatever you vote for, you get the same slop. And there’s this nonsense that sort of persists in the minds of Britons where they often say things like:

 

“Well, oh, well, so and so secretly supports us, but they just can’t tell us they really support us because otherwise they will shut them down. You know, they’ll be silenced!”

 

It’s very frustrating and I kind of sort of flip. I don’t really talk about sort of when I waver very often. But there is one thing I constantly waver on and that’s whether I have sympathy for the British public or whether I’m largely annoyed by them. And at times I have great sympathy for their plight and especially sympathy for young people. But I have also quite a large degree of annoyance for the British public when they repeatedly bend over and take a completely unjustified spanking year in, year out by the same anti-White, Zionist cabal that runs the country, but then refuse to do anything about it.

 

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So the latest the latest outrage is that a black pop politician who is Deputy Prime Minister and also the Justice Secretary by the name of David Lammy, is pushing forward legislation to remove jury trials in the UK except for really in cases of murder, rape or serious offences that would result in a longer than five year sentence. And the public are just going to take this! Really, the British public, when the British public heard that a man of foreign descent was going to destroy the foundation of the British justice system, hundreds of thousands of English men should have been outside Parliament and calling for this guy’s head!

 

But instead people just keep their heads down, go to work, hope that their house prices keep increasing, pray that they’ll still get something of a pension and leave the mess to their children to sort out.

 

And one of the things that always shocks me is when you speak to older people you get this sort of stock response of:

 

“Well, I’m not going to be here to experience it. So I just want to live my days out and forget it.”

 

And to be honest, it enrages me! And there is something about the British public which I do find somewhat frustrating, and the cowardly nature of a lot of people. And “cowardly” might seem like a strong word, but I don’t think it’s unfair. But they will keep reading this.

 

So another thing that’s come to pass today, and this is absolutely hilarious, all these people were told to buy electric cars. And the thing with electric cars, you were told:

 

“They’re going to cost you more money, but they are going to be tax free.”

 

Well, they’re not tax free anymore. They’re going to be taxing electric cars per mile. But why aren’t people up in arms? Why aren’t people like:

 

“You assured us that if we bought the electric car, if we’ve got one of those stupid chargers on our house. If we did all this, we wouldn’t have to pay road tax. Now you’re going to charge us put per mile and eventually you’re going to put trackers in the car and it’s going to be something that just comes out of the bank account once a month!”

 

That’s where this is going. But people just take it! And find there’s something to be fundamentally wrong with, I hate to say it, with sort of White people all over the Western world, who even at this late hour when everything’s so terrible, just keep their heads down and keep taking it!

 

Thomas Sewell: Yeah. It’s a lack of leadership. I think every society is built on conformity. I don’t think you can have a society without conformity. It’s about who’s ruling over the society. It’s an issue of leadership. And yeah, the British people, the Australian people, what they want is obvious to us. What they want to happen is obvious. But they’re not going to fight for it, they’re not going to stand up for it. They need permission, they need strength, they need leadership. They need a class of men to rise out of this disorganised blob of the masses and stand up!

 

And we had so much awesome feedback from our 8th of the 8th [88] march [8th of August, 2025] where it was like the first proper Black Shirt march in Australia. And we didn’t talk about any specific party policy. We didn’t talk about you know, the housing crisis. We didn’t talk about the issues affecting Aussies. We just inspired people.

 

And I think that’s what the British people need. They don’t need haka, you know, Maoris committing, performing hakas in the town centre paid for by Jewenstein or Robinstein. They need a class of British men to rise up and stand above the masses. And this is a time more crucial than ever for people to either be part of those men that are standing up or to support those men that are standing up.

 

And this idea that a kind of disorganised mob, rabble, of individuals all coming with their British flags or coming with their Aussie flags, like March for Australia, is going to solve the problem is delusional and naive at best.

 

And so before the March for Australia rally occurred, for example, we had a lot of people reach out to us and ask us not to attend. I had a lot of people. I’ve never seen my DMs blow up like that before. A lot of people said to me:

 

“Tom, can you just take a step back from this one? Can you not attend? And if you do attend, can you guys just completely blend in with the crowd and not make it about you guys?”

 

And obviously I didn’t want to steal the spotlight in a sense that it wasn’t our rally. We made it very clear that it wasn’t an NSN rally, or a White Australia rally, that it was just a general patriot rally, a March for Australia, a march to stop immigration. That was the purpose of it. And that it more or less organically just formed on itself. But even with an organically formed rally and even with tens of thousands of people coming down with the Aussie flags, it still requires leadership. It still requires a team of guys to set up the speakers, to structure where we’re going and ultimately I didn’t want to step up and take charge of the whole thing. I just wanted to be part of the team that does it. I wanted to make it clear that:

 

“Our foot is in the door, our seat is at the table. You’re not going to have an anti-immigration march in Australia without us playing a part in it. We don’t have to take the leading part, but we will play a part in it.”

 

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And a lot of people try to muscle us out, or convince us out. And that’s because their strategy, which is absolutely foolish and naive, their strategy is that just:

 

“This disorganised mob of individuals is going to eventually, when the mob gets big enough, eventually the government will concede! Eventually the people trying to destroy us will be like, ‘Oh wow, there’s 100,000 of them! This time we will change fucking multiculturalism! We’ll stop immigrants!’”

 

Like [chuckling] that’s never going to happen. It’s completely delusional! It’s a fantasy! The government is evil, they hate us, they’re trying to destroy us. They are not going to change their opinion on this because they’re at war with the British people, they’re at war with the Australian people, they’re at war with the American people and they’re trying to dilute our power and our race through mass immigration. That’s why they’re doing it!

 

I didn’t see really any non-Whites at the March for Australia. It was probably like one in a thousand at most! But Melbourne is like probably over 50% fucking Asian! So you know, they’re not marching for Australia, not that they should. I think it’s good. I think it’s good that they don’t March for Australia. I don’t want them to assimilate. I used to be foolish and say those kind of talking points. I don’t want them to assimilate. I like the fact that they wear their own colours now. I like the fact that they wave their own flags. I much prefer it that way. It makes things much simpler and clearer to everyone.

 

And what we did on that day was we proved that a small, organised. I think there was only 60 of us there on the day in Melbourne, because we weren’t concentrated in one city. We did every city in Australia. And there was only, I think, 60 or 65 of us on the day that showed up, and there was tens of thousands standing around doing nothing. Just:

 

“What’s going on? Who’s in charge?”

 

That’s what the crowd was saying:

 

“Where are we marching?”

 

No one knew. Everyone’s like, all right, we’re all at Fed Square, which was the staging point. Where are we going? And everyone was coming up to me over the course. All these people that didn’t want me there and didn’t want me to take charge, you know, were coming up to me saying:

 

“Tom, what’s going on?”

 

And I’m like:

 

“I don’t know. I’m not in charge. What’s going on? You know, I guess we’ll just wait and see.”

 

And half an hour goes by, 45 minutes go by the crowd starts getting really, really, like, frustrated! There was a frustration in the crowd. Anyone that had a megaphone was like:

 

“We’re going this way, we’re going that way!”

 

There was 50 leaders and zero leaders all at once!

 

And then after about an hour of this, I said to the boys:

 

“All right, everyone get to the front of the crowd on this street and get the drum at the front, get the big Aussie flag at the front and when everyone’s there, I’ll tick the box and we’ll start marching.”

 

And the only reason why that march actually properly occurred was twofold. One, because we marched to the front of it and made sure that it started moving. And two, because when the communists that were hiding under the banners of the Aboriginal flag and the Palestinian flag, when these communist groups try to block us, they were unsuccessful. And that was purely fromour spearhead action.

 

So that, from my perspective, was like, that was those two marches, the eighth of the eighth being the 150 man march at midnight through Melbourne CBD. A proper Black Shirt march. That and then sort of the theory and the practice like that. And then less than a month later, three weeks later, doing that across the whole country, being the vanguard across the whole nation in every major city, our men had the courage, our men had the strength to stand up in the black block, in the Black Shirts and lead the march from Australia, from the front.

 

And not saying that it couldn’t have happened without us being there overall, certainly something would have still happened without our input, without our help. But the idea that we’re just going to sit out and just gone are the days where we’re just going to let these Zios [Zionists] take over! And I know your situation is quite more pressing and difficult in England, the Zios are a bit more established. These Tommy Robinsons and stuff have got massive reach.

 

But here in Australia, we have just been nipping them in the bud for ages. And we have developed the momentum. And we removed Avi Yemeni from the rally, you know, here in Melbourne. You know, I heard that he spoke in England.

 

I mean, that’s just crazy! Avi, the “Ausraeli” allegedly is getting removed from the rallies in Australia, but somehow he’s getting invited onto the stage in England because of his jewish friends.

 

But again, I don’t think what these people say resonates with the Australian people. I don’t think what they say resonates with the British people. So, yeah, the vanguard strategy is working. All of our theory is being put into practice.

 

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And a lot of our critics over the years, after we did that 8th of the 8th March with the big band and the White Man Fight Back banner, a lot of our critics were like:

 

“Okay, that was actually pretty good. Like, all right, you’re starting to nail it!”

 

Like, if that’s what 150 men look like, what’s a thousand man look like? Because that’s is starting to look fucking cool! And yeah. The average Aussie is, the aesthetic style, it’s dorky and gay when it’s five guys on a bridge holding a banner wearing balaclavas, it looks stupid. I agree, it kind of looks stupid. It looks silly.

 

But when it’s 150 men in formation, it starts to actually look a little bit neat and clean! It starts to:

 

“Okay, I understand what’s going on now. It’s this uniformed order. It’s not this disorganised blob. It’s this uniformed order!”

 

And we’ve got a mission and we’re removing our individualism and our individual identity for the purpose of following the structure. A new structure, a new system.

 

So there’s a lot of metaphysics to it, and we’re kind of playing with magic a little bit in that way. And that’s not fully understood yet. But when you see what we build over the next 10 years, you’ll start believing, if you’re a critic.

 

Mark Collett: Thank you. ThinRedLine gave [word unclear] dollars. Thank you so much! Said:

 

“Thomas, could you speak a little about the concept of the will, and the triumph of the will?”

 

Thomas Sewell: Yeah, well, I think I just answered that just then. Yeah, like politics is led by minorities and gone are the days where nationalists sit there and are frustrated with what the Liberal Party is doing, you know what the centre Right Party is doing. Well, I think gone are those days where we’re sitting there going:

 

“Oh, if only we elect the right guy, if only we got our guy into the Liberal Party, then our guy could be constrained by the jews instead of an enemy being constrained by the jews!”

 

It’s like, gone are those days. It’s like, no, we need a completely new system. We need to be absolutely unapologetic about our views! The Triumph of the Will is about that solar morality, meaning we’re not going to conform to the morality of the people that are destroying us. We don’t believe in this universal morality! That’s what Triumph of the Will is about. It’s a Nietzschean concept. It’s a Hitlerian concept. It’s a Spanglerian concept. It’s a Heideggerian concept. It’s this idea that the will is manifest on the material plane through having a divine spirit. Through having this spirit of not worrying about what all these neutrals or these normies, all these people that won’t lift a finger to help. Don’t worry about what they think right now! Don’t try to conform to them. Don’t try to reform their current situation. You have to inspire!

 

I mean, the shortest way to answer the question is actually watch the movie. The Germans made a movie called Triumph of the Will and Leni Riefenstahl*, or however you pronounce her name.

 

[* Helene Bertha Amalie “Leni” Riefenstahl (22 August 1902 – 8 September 2003) was a German film-maker, photographer, and actress. She is considered one of the most controversial personalities in film history. Regarded by many critics as an “innovative film-maker and creative aesthete”, she is also criticised for her works in the service of propaganda during the NS era. A talented swimmer and an artist, Riefenstahl became interested in dancing during her childhood, taking lessons and performing across all Europe. After seeing a promotional poster for the 1924 film Mountain of Destiny, she was inspired to move into acting and between 1925 and 1929 starred in five successful motion pictures. Riefenstahl became one of the few women in Germany to direct a film during the Weimar era when, in 1932, she decided to try directing with her own film, The Blue Light. In the 1930s, she directed the NS propaganda films Triumph of the Will (1935) and Olympia (1938), resulting in world-wide attention and acclaim. The films are widely considered two of the most effective and technically innovative propaganda films ever made. Adolf Hitler closely collaborated with Riefenstahl during the production of at least three important NS films, and they formed a friendly relationship. Wikipedia]

 

It’s an absolutely fantastic movie! Because what it shows is that this really little tiny movement of like 20 guys at a pub, or, when Hitler joined seven guys, this really tiny movement went from just these little pub meetings where they’re saying:

 

“Germany’s being betrayed, how are we going to fix this problem?”

 

They went from that to a million man demonstration and leadership meetings. And they built a whole new cast of men of Black Shirts that are like:

 

“Okay, we’re the new rulers of society! We’re not doing the system that you’re doing where a fucking bunch of fat primary school teachers are in charge of the country and a bunch of paedophiles and crooks!”

 

Because that’s currently who runs the country. You know, just these weak, disgusting, coward men. And if they’re not weak, disgusting coward men, they’re out outright degenerate, deviant freaks! They’re freaks! That’s why they’re pushing Drag Queen Story Hour and all this stuff.

 

And so they actually have more of a triumph of their will, which is again, not a universal will. There’s no universal will. There is a universal life force. But the will is particularism. The will is particularism!

 

What I mean by that is its defined by the individual kind. We are a kind. We are an Aryan spirit, we’re a White spirit, we’re a European spirit. And they are either a jewish spirit or they are a demonic spirit. It doesn’t matter how you describe their spirit, but they actually are trying to triumph their will over us! And we can’t just be submissive to their will and try to work within their system. We have to just completely ignore it. You have no power over us! You know, you. And what army basically is the position we need to have. But it takes a long time to get to the point where we can actualise that and we have to play the game as best we can politically to not get your head chopped off while you’re on the process of the triumph of the will.

 

I mean, rebellions, I think you, I think in the Bible, in Romans, I think it talks about how the jews always would rebel against the Romans and they would usually get to about 400 men and then people would start getting their heads chopped off and getting crucified. And Jesus represented this figure that they weren’t too worried about because he only had about 12 guys really following him. And that whole story of Jesus’s jewish rebellion or rebellion against the jews, however you want to look at it, that whole story is an interesting lesson in how to form a rebellion that lasts within your life or how to form a rebellion that lasts beyond your life. And that’s an example of someone that martyred themselves to create an after life rebellion against whatever those ruling systems were, the Pharisees and Roman rule.

 

And we have to think about our revolution against the system as a triumph of our will, not a will of necessarily the Israelites or the people in Judea, despite some people’s particular versions of Christianity. We have to think about the triumph of our national will. There’s a British will, there’s an Australian will, there’s an American will and we have to rebel against the jewish tyranny and the demonic tyranny that rules over us. And not not concede to it. So that wasn’t a short answer, but you get the gist.

 

[1:49:17]

 

Mark Collett: Thank you. It Was Made Up, gave $5. Thanks so much. Said:

 

“The Starmer regime have announced plans to scrap trial by jury. Do you think this will go through or it will backfire on them?”

 

I’ve already mentioned this, but do I think it’ll go through? It may do, it may not. But what I’ll say is this, it will be something that will backfire.

 

And I think this is the kind of thing which is going to ensure that Reform win the next general election. It’s just going to be another thing, thing that puts a nail in their coffin. I’m hoping that in the next election Reform win and the Reform win by such an incredible degree that both of the traditional parties are smashed!

 

But yeah, I think people will be very unhappy about this. Yuri in the States gave $15.

 

Thank you so much and said:

 

“Victory is coming!”

 

He then gave another $50. Thank you so much!

 

And said:

 

“Welcome home, Thomas.”

 

Well, thank you so much! And another, …

 

Thomas Sewell: I got two of Yuri’s letters. Thank you, Yuri, for your letters from the States. Appreciate it.

 

Mark Collett: Thank you.

 

Thomas Sewell: I haven’t had a chance to respond obviously to everyone. But yeah, I got in the last week that I was in prison, I got a letter from Coach, from Coach Finstock, from Full House. I got a letter from Lucas Gage. I got a letter from a whole bunch of guys in Germany, people from the British movement. I think here in the UK. I got letters from a lot of different US people.

 

So yeah, just thanks, thanks for everyone that’s watching that sending a letter. I appreciate it. No matter how the majority of the letters I got were like:

 

“Hey, Tom, I don’t usually write letters. I don’t know what to say, but keep your chin up. Thanks, mate. Keep going.”

 

And it’s like, that’s all you have to say sometimes. That’s all you have to say. I mean, cost you about two bucks and a little bit of your time. And it makes all the difference being in there. And just reading that, it’s really important to write to political prisoners. It’s really important! Just keep them engaged.

 

Mark Collett: I would have definitely written to you if I thought the letter would have got there, because every person I’ve written to, it’s always been sort of intercepted.

 

Thomas Sewell: Don’t stress, Mark. I know that you’re with me in spirit! [chuckling]

 

Mark Collett: No, because literally all of my stuff that I’ve sent to people and, … When James Allchurch [Sven Longshanks] was in jail, …

 

Thomas Sewell: Yes.

 

Mark Collett: He was ringing me so he could make several phone calls a day and I would always get the call saying:

 

“You’re about to receive a call from HMRC, whatever, if you consent to this call and consent to being recorded, hold the line. If not, hang up now.”

 

And I would always speak to him. And then the calls stopped. And the last we heard word, he’s banned from getting letters from you. He’s banned from calling you. Sven was banned from getting letters. We didn’t even try with Sam. Because Laura was going in and seeing him.

 

But if you can actually get letters in there, do send me Joel’s address. If they’re not fussy in Australia, I’d happily write to you guys. But it’s just one of those things where my stuff has always been sort of blocked to a really extreme degree. I mean, we always do a Christmas card for political prisoners as well. In the UK, we’ve done Christmas card things. And I’ve even been told that simple Christmas cards with my name on them get withheld and at the end they get given like a sack of post with like my Christmas cards in. Which is just ludicrous because a Christmas card from Mark, the wife, Sophia and the boy, you wouldn’t think that was., … But they do it with everything that I send. But if I can get something to Joel, I definitely will. And I’m just sharing on my Telegram what Tom sent me, which is how you can write to Joel. So please do. Yuri and the States gave another $15. Thank you so much for your generosity tonight. Said:

 

“Future interview on PWR, the executive director of the American Freedom Party, JF, thanks.”

 

Well look, if you want somebody on the show, write to them and get them on the show. I’m happy to have different people on board. So yeah, I’ll do that. Thank you so much! Mr. Choli gave $5. Thank you so much! And said:

 

“Greetings from the occupied old south in Judeo-America. Happy Thanksgiving Mark and Thomas. Thomas, you’re definitely the coolest Aussie I know.”

 

He is pretty cool! Maryland White Vanguard gave $5. Thanks so much. He said:

 

“On a personal level you’re a true inspiration in the National Socialist scene. From watching yourself, other NSN members and also members from within White Vanguard, you’ve all pushed me to do better.”

 

Well, thank you so much! Saturn 5 gave $3. Thank you so much! Said:

 

“Hi Thomas, I wonder if your genetic ancestry would make it easier for you to adapt to the UK cold and damp and than it was for us to be 10 pound immigrants to Australia.”

 

Do you think you could adapt to our damp weather Thomas?

 

[1:54:20]

 

 

Thomas Sewell: Yes, I think I could. Yeah. All four of my grandparents are English. All from Whitehaven and Lancaster.

 

Mark Collett: And he goes on to say:

 

“To get fitter and consistently trained to get more consistently active on the streets and truly fight for my beliefs that the only future for the United Kingdom to succeed is through that of a National Socialist government. Hell victory. And thank you for all you do.”

 

Well, thank you for the $15 and I really appreciate the Superchats. The Resident Baker gave $10. Thank you so much! Said:

 

“Qu Evening Mark. Great to see Thomas back on the show and I’m pleased to see that he’s doing so well.”

 

Thank you. Anastasia411Comrade gave a hundred dollars. Thank you so much for your generosity. And just remember I’m saying this because obviously Anastasia gave a hundred dollars, but just remember this, people who like the show and make donations, right? This goes to anyone who makes donations, whether you give a hundred dollars or whether you’re one of the guys, …

 

Thomas Sewell: That’s a lot of money to donate. That’s massive!

 

Mark Collett: Yeah. But if people do that you can write to me at Mark@thefallofwesternman.com. And to anyone that donates or is a fan of the show, if you are in my area and you call me, you know I will meet you for sort of coffee, for dinner etc., and you know if people do give big donations and they’d like a personal email, or a personal thank you or if you’re just one of the people who regularly donates, doesn’t matter how much, but if you write to me and obviously if you give an outstanding amount and you’d like a book or something like that signed copy, you know I’m always happy to meet and personally thank anyone that has made a financial contribution. But Anastasia gave a hundred dollars. Thank you so much for your generosity and says:

 

“White man fight back! Thank you both for all you do. Glad you are free. Bless and stay strong and never give up! Less than 2% of the world population is White people of reproductive age. No, sorry. Less than 2% of the world’s population is White reproductive age females. We are the minority. We must secure the existence of our people and the future for White children. Hailing from the colony of Canada, Commonwealth unite!”

 

Well thank you so much! Yes the White Commonwealth unite. We the proper original colonies that White men set up for a White world. Yes, definitely!

 

And I really feel for you guys in Canada. I’d made a post actually about Canada the other day. It’s amazing! Around 40% of all babies born in Canada are born to parents where one or more of the couple are foreigners. And the amazing thing is that statistic is almost identical to the statistic in the UK. In the UK it’s slightly less. It’s 39.5% of all babies are born to couples where one or more were born overseas. And it’s just amazing that all of these countries Australia, Canada, the UK, we’re all of the same stock and we all face exactly the same racial nightmare. And thank you so much for your support Anastasia. It means a lot.

 

DerCherusca gave $10. Thank you very much. She said:

 

“Hello to you Thomas, it’s great to see you back. Defeat never, victory forever!”

 

Well, thank you so much! ScaredyCat gave $8. Thank you very much. Said:

 

“Hi Thomas and Mark. Congratulations on being free from prison. Humanity is now seeing through all the false misdirection paid by the filthy rich and starting to unite in fighting for goodness which in modern times is Australia for the Aussies, just like Gaza for the Palestinians.”

 

Well, thank you so much! Yes, we all need to be free of our Zionist oppressors. Dawny B gave $20. Thank you so much! And said:

 

“Thank you. Is it just me who constantly battles with Entropy?”

 

I know that Entropy can be a little bit difficult now if Entropy won’t let it work, it’s sometimes because some banks have started blocking Entropy, so you have to actually call them and say, can I please have it unblocked?

 

So if you’re having a problem with Entropy, please do persevere, because it is the best way to get money out to me. You know, obviously people have been very generous on Rumble. We’re going to be doing the Rumble Superchats in a moment. But sometimes I’ve heard reports of Rumble sometimes not paying out. So thank you to however you donated the but you know, Entropy is run by a nationalist couple as a way of sort of doing financial processing. So the processing fees there do go to a wonderful couple who have got a number of wonderful White children. So thank you to those who use Entropy.

 

Dungeon 72 gave $5. Thank you so much! Said:

 

“Qu the video about the organisation was great until it got to the rap. White people jumping around like primates was disgusting to see! Rap is a black origin and it’s retrogressive. So why do you guys promote it?”

 

Thomas Sewell: I’ll answer that. Because I watched your review on it and, …

 

Mark Collett: I was quite positive about the rap!

 

Thomas Sewell: Yeah.

 

Mark Collett: I was less positive about the drinking because I didn’t like that.

 

[1:59:25]

 

Thomas Sewell: Yeah because I watched your review of the Summer one as well and I heard your criticism.

 

But yeah, look, my concern. I was in prison, so I didn’t have any editorial specs. My concern was not that the rap was part of it because that was obviously part of the weekend. My concern was the interview with Jack Eltis was mis-timed when it was placed in the documentary.

 

So we’ve got Jack Eltis, the New South Wales State leader, talking about how what we’re trying to do is build a cultural revival of White Australia, and that should have been put in the documentary during something other than the rap. Like basically anything but the rap!

 

But I think the two young guys that. Well, actually, Hagen’s not that young. I think he’s almost my age, but he just, He’s got real good collagen in his skin or something [chuckling] because he looks like 20. But they’re two young guys that made the doco. Yeah, that’s my only criticism. I actually haven’t said that to them personally yet. But yeah, the timing of that interview made me cringe because that should have been put during, like anything like powerlifting, could have been done during the folk music because we had Anglo Bard, he played a whole bunch of folk music for the women and children. I don’t think there was enough of that in the documentary. I know it’s not as exciting, but again, I think the juxtaposition of the powerlifting, the march, the demonstration, there was a lot. There was not enough, like mums and bubs and that sort of stuff in the doco. It got a really tiny little bit in the doco, but there was probably 30 babies running around at one point. Like it was huge! Like, the mums and bubs thing was really big. There was heaps of toddlers, heaps of babies. There was probably almost, 20 mothers there, which for us, that’s probably the most we’ve had at a single meeting. You know, I think that that deserved more than like five seconds in the documentary.

 

You know, people might criticise me, think I’m a moderate all of a sudden. But look, I do think the juxtaposition is important. It can’t all just be organised fascist, Black Shirt hype edit! You know what I mean? That’s good. But it is good to show that there’s another side to it as well. There’s that, let’s build community. Let’s engage with this.

 

So regarding rap music, being black, I personally don’t like rap music. Like, I personally am not really a fan of it. I can tolerate it when I’m training, like if it’s on in the gym and it’s like White rap. I like all the [word unclear] stuff. Growing up, I didn’t mind Eminem that much. You know, I don’t like the African stuff. It’s never appealed to me. People that say rap is inherently African. Yeah, it definitely has come originated out of that subculture in recent years.

 

But I think poetry is inherently Aryan. And the presentation at poetry has always changed. And definitely rap is definitely like street poetry. It’s definitely a lower class version of poetry.

 

And I think that it’s better, … Like what we have in that scenario is we have guys, working class guys who have made that themselves. Like Saxon, he’s a musician, he’s a professional musician. You know, the [word unclear] guys like all these White rappers that are forming around the political scene. A lot of guys criticise me. I don’t know if you remember four years ago, I spent a lot of time with Jazz Seabee. I don’t know if you remember Jazz, he’s a particular character of interest and he was trying to do rap himself and he made a few rap videos. And a lot of people were criticising, a lot of people saying:

 

“This is garbage, this is crap! Why is Tom promoting this stuff?”

 

And my position has always been that almost anything is better than nothing. That promoting our guys, even if they’re not all the way there yet, or even if their style is not something you like. I mean, I said to Jazz to his face:

 

“Look, I’m not actually a fan of rap, but I think what you’re doing is like starting to move in the right direction.”

 

I mean, Aussie, the Aussie rap scene is really small and it’s not very talented. And I think the guys that we’ve got in the org that are doing rap, I think they’re actually better than the most famous Australian rapper, which is a guy called Cursor.

 

And so that’s like so much White youth in Australia, White radical youth, they love Cursor. I don’t know these days because he’s probably old now and out, but when I was a kid, all the kind of eshays, all the lads, all the kind of White fighters, your upper class kids, they don’t listen to that crap, you know what I mean?

 

But at the same time, the upper class kids, you know what are they doing for the country? You know, they go to the private school and then they join the Liberal Party and they realise that it’s all gay, so they just focus on making money and enriching themselves and living in Toorak.

 

And it’s like very few of them actually stick their neck out for their race and actually fight back when they’re attacked or spat on or denigrated. So this idea that we’re going to alienate the White youth. So I appreciated your comments, Mark. I know you’re not a fan of rap as well, but you defended it in principle. I just think the timing of that was absolutely misplaced. That was my only criticism.

 

[2:04:41]

 

Mark Collett: No, no. Look, what I said was this. I actually think, I’m very different to what people would expect because I enjoy computer games and I also enjoy sports. I also enjoy the gym. And I also understand that some kids read comics. I don’t read comics, but some kids do. Some kids like going to the movie, some kids like watching anime. Now if I had an unlimited pot of money, I would produce nationalist anime, nationalist comics, nationalist rap music, nationalist computer games. Because I think we should be involved in all forms of propaganda.

 

And if there are White street kids out there who are tough kids that want to be in sort of a White kind of street movement and they like rap, we should produce something that reaches out to them. Like, if there’s White autistic nerds sat in their bedrooms and they love playing, like, PubG, well, I’ll sit and play PubG with them. Just like when there was White guys, when we were doing the 10k hardcore assault courses, I said:

 

“Who wants to come and do one of them with me?”

 

And there should be room for all that.

 

My only criticism, it was the only minor criticism throughout the whole documentary, is when I see sort of young lads, like, heavily intoxicated, doing that thing where they’re charging into each other, sort of like doing that mosh pit thing. I don’t know, to me, nationalism has to retain its discipline at all times. And I don’t like to see young people, I hate young people smoking weed, and I don’t like to see young people drinking. Simply because throughout my time in the movement, nothing has caused more trouble, more fallouts and more animus between people than these events where everyone’s having a beer and at first it’s all fun and games, and the next minute somebody’s punching each other or, … And it’s those kind of things that lead to division. But I didn’t have a problem with the rap itself, although about half of the people watching my review were raging in the comments section because I didn’t call it out. But to be honest, I thought the guys had a good flow. It was very, …

 

Thomas Sewell: I was in the leadership. We set up a leadership area, like a room that we could have peace and quiet to plan the rest of the weekend. And I was in there, not protesting the rap. I’m not that anti-rap, but I was in there, not aware of the exact timing of who was up and who was doing it. And one of the other guys in the leadership team came running into the leadership tent, so to speak, and was just like:

 

“Guys, you got to get out here. This is insane!”

 

And I was like:

 

“What? What’s going on?”

 

They’re like:

 

“Oh, Saxon and the boys are up there. It’s actually really good!”

 

I was like:

 

“No way!”

 

I was like, because I’ve heard it all online. I’m like:

 

“Yeah, it’s all right.”

 

When I’m in the gym and I support them, right? I support them. I love that they’re cultural creators, regardless of what kind of varying degrees of cultural creation you think that is. I love the fact that they’re actually fucking doing it instead of just criticising and talking shit! You know what I mean?

 

And so I left the leadership tent and I went over [chuckling] and the energy was crazy! Like, the video doesn’t do it justice. Like, it was really good live. I was so impressed with it! You know, a lot of the time, amateur musicians are really good in a recording. When you hear it with all the edits and with all the audio changes, with all the manipulations, it sounds pretty decent over the Internet. But then when you see it live, you’re like:

 

“Nah, these guys aren’t good!”

 

It was like the opposite with this situation. I was really impressed. And, yeah, all the wiggers were loving it. All the White lads were loving it.

 

So, look, people criticising it, I understand the criticism. You know, if you’ve got an aristocratic soul, then it’s beneath you to listen to that. Sure. Good on you. One of my favourite quotes is Teddy Roosevelt:

 

“It’s not the critic who counts!”

 

And everyone should look up that quote. It’s called, it’s not the critic who counts, Teddy Roosevelt.

 

Basically, if you’re not producing something better, then I don’t want to hear it. You know what I mean? People that criticised back in the day about jazz stuff, I think Anglo Bard was actually one of them that said to me about how:

 

“It’s no good, you know why are you doing this?”

 

And I was like:

 

“Well, where’s your stuff?”

 

And Anglo Bard here in Australia has produced a huge amount of folk music. And he’s produced his own stuff. He’s recreated a lot of stuff. He did the Mums and Bubs thing at the seminar. Sorry, at the Nationals weekend. So all these Aussie classics, you know, Waltzing Matilda and Home Amongst the Gum Trees and all these kind of Aussie folk musics. And also he did some old English stuff as well, like, what is it? Oak and Ash and Thorn, I think, and a whole bunch of those kind of old English country songs. It was an awesome vibe. It was a really good vibe.

 

And so there’s someone that criticises, goes:

 

“This isn’t my style.”

 

But then he’s got 15, 20 years of doing his own thing and producing it and putting it out there and building an audience of his work. And so that’s valid criticism.

 

[2:10:00]

 

 

But most people are talentless. You know, most people are completely talentless. I’m not a musician. I’ve never played a musical instrument. I regret it. It’s sad. I just wasn’t educated that way. It wasn’t prioritized in my development as a young person. But, yeah, I mean, all these people that want to criticise it’s like:

 

“Okay, where’s your song? Where’s your YouTube channel? Where’s your rap? Where’s your anti-rap? Where’s your classical music?”

 

You know, like sitting there, going:

 

“Well, I only listen to Wagner, actually.”

 

Yeah, it’s a gross culture that’s forming this. If you believe in the folk, if you believe in the folk, then you’ve got to elevate the folk you’ve got to elevate the folk. Don’t just tell people that are doing it in innately:

 

“Oh, you’re doing it wrong. You’re doing it wrong!”

 

So, all right, step up, be a leader, show them how it’s done. Because we had, as I said, we had three different styles. We had the Aussie folk music, the classics, country music. We had the Aussie rap and we had the Aussie, like, old school skinhead White power stuff, which was really good as well. They did a really good job. And the one thing I will slightly disagree with you on, I understand your, I don’t want to call it trauma, but I understand your apprehension, your serious and responsible apprehension to like the mosh pit and the fighting and the drinking. I 100% know where you’re going with that. And I know that the British scene and the American scene and the early 90s, 80s, 90s and, 20,000 scene in Australia was destroyed by that subculture. It existed around that subculture, but it ultimately degenerated into nothing.

 

Like in Australia, there’s barely any skinheads left. There’s barely any 1.0. That culture just doesn’t really exist anymore. Like there was an ISD concert I think, three years ago, and I think they got 100, like 100 guys go to the concert and you know, they used to get thousands. They used to get thousands. So it’s kind of died out a bit the subculture. They kept the flame lit, certainly. I’m not trying to denigrate them, but certainly if all you do is party, if all you do is party, if all you do is get drunk, yeah, it just leads to nothing but problems. And I do agree with you on that regard.

 

But what I disagree with is these boys, they put in a lot of work! Like, they put in a lot of work. Like that was a big weekend. It was months of training and practice and activism leading up to it. A lot of these guys have done a lot of time on the gun, so to speak. Like they’ve been in the Org for two years, three years, and it’s very rare that they get a chance to sort of let their hair down and be a bit of a spastic, you know what I mean? And I was in the army and we had a rule and it was really simple. You get drunk. We got drunk almost every weekend when I was in the army, which is not a good culture. You don’t want to get drunk every weekend. It probably should have been once a month. But we got drunk every weekend when I was in the army! But we earned it. We earned it. And the rule in the army was that you can get as pissed as you want as long as you put in and as long as you sweat it out the next day. So we would do a 20k pack march in Darwin, 34 degree heat, 5 o’ clock in the morning on a Friday. And then we’d knock off from work shortly after lunch at some point and we would just get blind drunk [chuckling] and punch on and issues happen. Absolutely! I was privy to a lot of issues with that.

 

And then Saturday would be swimming, we’d be in the gym Saturday morning, sauna, swim in the gym, get a pump, have a big breakie, you know what I mean? Hang out and then maybe back on the piss that afternoon again. And that’s what soldiers do. So and it’s never going to change, Mark, that’s where I disagree with you. It’s never going to change. There’s always going to be like a Dionysian, kind of Apollo spirit, I think, within like military men.

 

And I think we do have to balance the kind of discipline because like we demonstrated this, the discipline, I think over the course of the weekend, I think we displayed that really clear. It was very disciplined weekend.

 

But then I think at the end of that, you’ve got to have in that specific instance because I want to recreate all the original European calendar, like the yearly holidays. I want to recreate them. And like spring and summer, for example, are fertility ceremonies. So they’re outdoors and we get all the girls in nice dresses and we have a little bit of punch and it’s an opportunity to get drunk, but in that kind of environment. Whereas this is like peak middle of winter, this is a different kind of festival.

 

I don’t want to recreate the Northman like and larp, but you know, in the Northman where they’re all getting drunk and they like pretend to be wolves and they’re like before they go, like a war band. Have you seen the movie The Northman? Robert Eggers?

 

Mark Collett: Yeah, it was all right.

 

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Thomas Sewell: Yeah. I mean, it was a bit larpy. It was a bit larpy. But what I think it addressed was this innate kind of even primitive European spirit, this animalism and trying to engage and invoke the war band.

 

And so I think that Aussies and Brits, we’re very similar. I don’t think no matter how straight edge we want to be as a civilisation, I don’t know if we’re ever going to be able to or ever should fully buck alcohol. You know, if we should ever like try to do like a prohibition, I don’t think it’s going to last. I agree with you around weed. I think weed we got to be very careful with as a substance and obviously other drugs even more.

 

Mark Collett: You don’t let people smoke weed at your events?

 

Thomas Sewell: No, no, no, absolutely not! No, no, no! And people have been in the past removed from the organisation for getting high at events.

 

Mark Collett: Yeah, that’s good. I mean, we have a complete like, ban on that. I don’t even like, I can’t stand weed. So yeah, no, I mean, look, it’s up to you. It’s how you run it.

 

What I mean is, like there were so many parts of that documentary which were like Triumph of the Will, but then you have like that little bit like Romper Stomper.

 

Thomas Sewell: Yeah.

 

Mark Collett: Like at the end. And kind of like, for me, I’m much more drawn to the Triumph of the Will bit than I am to the Romper Stomp a bit.

 

Thomas Sewell: Absolutely!

 

Mark Collett: One thing I’ll say because we have to move on because we still got a lot of Superchats. I don’t want to keep you here forever, but I will say this, and people probably aren’t going to expect me to say this, but Thomas has got a good point here. Because when I saw them in the first, in Summer Nationals singing Waltzing Matilda and then I see them doing the rapper music, I actually wonder. And like, I live in an area where there’s a lot of working class young lads. If you played Waltzing Matilda to those young lads or you played Lad Cartel to those young lads, which would appeal the most? And it’s going to be Lad Cartel. And you might not like it, but that rap music will appeal to more young lads on the street than any of these. Second World War sort of, or First World War. Like we marched off to the First World War singing songs about our sweetheart. That isn’t going to appeal to tough young kids on the street. Whereas the Lad Cartel stuff is. Now, is it influenced by black culture? Yes.

 

But if you marry it with pro-White lyrics and use that as a tool to recruit tough young lads off the street who understand the racial problem because they live with it every day, is it a bad thing? No! You know, so I don’t see it as the black culture subverting nationalism. I see it as nationalism subverting what’s being pushed upon our kids and then bringing them back to us. And that’s really the last thing I want to say on that. I think that I’m not saying you guys shouldn’t sing Waltzing Matilda, but, yeah, most young kids would definitely listen to Lad Cartel before they would a CD of not that anyone listens to CDs anymore. It tells you how old I am, but you know what I mean?

 

Thomas Sewell: Yeah.

 

Mark Collett: Bloody CDs, what am I talking about? I better go to bed before I, like, collapse from being too old! [chuckling]

 

Thomas Sewell: Before you move on, quickly, it was actually really funny. A whole bunch of guys, early 40s, actually love the rap because they were straight street kids, you know, 25 years ago. There’s guys of upper middle class now and they’re tradies and they got a wife and kids in a nice house. They were there, like in the mosh pit at the rap and I was shocked! I was standing there like:

 

“Fuck, he’s feeling it!”

 

And then I went up after them and I was like:

 

“What was that all about?”

 

And then they were saying:

 

“Oh, I’ve never told you this, Tom, but when I was 15, I loved Eminem!”

 

You know what I mean? Like, they loved that shit! So, yeah, we didn’t all grow up with Wagner, I’ll tell you that.

 

Mark Collett: The weird thing about that Lad Cartel stuff is its got the sort of same flow as well of what I would call British sort of street rap. It’s not sort of like American hip hop. It’s quite interesting and I definitely listen to more of it and I think it has its place.

 

Anyway, DerChurkesa gave $10. Thank you so much! Said:

 

“Qu hello to you Thomas, it’s great to see you back.”

 

Oh, we’ve already read that one. Thank you so much! Camarade gave $3. Thank you so much!:

 

“Always positive. Mark and Tom call them out like I do every day. However, beware of the flying monkeys. Know who to trust. Camarade.”

 

Thank you so much! Dilbert Roof gave $5. Thank you so much! And said:

 

“Thank you both for tirelessly fighting for our people. Hail Victory from Canada.”

 

Well, thank you so much! Aunt Sally gave $5. Thank you so much! And said:

 

“We’ll be watching on catch up. Thank you, Mark and Thomas.”

 

Thank you so much! Remember, if you are watching on catch up, you can donate that way as well. We’re moving over now to Rumble for the Rumble Superchats. Thank you so much! For everyone who Superchatted. It Was Made Up gifted five subscriptions. Thank you so much! WhiteBitchTripleSix gave $10. Thank you so much! Said:

 

“I’m happy to see that Tom is out. We are able to send books to Joel through the mail or will they be confiscated?”

 

I should pretty much imagine it depends what book, wouldn’t you? Is that how it works? Depending on the book?

 

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Thomas Sewell: We’re getting Superchats from WhiteBitchTripleSix! [chuckling] Just hearing you read that out is fucking hilarious!

 

Well, thank you, WhiteBitchTripleSix. Send whatever you want!

 

Mark Collett: Send whatever you want indeed.

 

Mark Collett: I’m not gonna follow up with anything like that because if the wife’s listening, she might stab me when I [chuckling] Iggs22 gave $5. Thank you so much! Said:

 

“Hey Mark, thanks for reading my health messages. It’s something I’m getting into and studying the importance of sunlight is my next agenda. Thanks, Iggs.”

 

Well, I can tell you about sunlight. Sunlight’s really good! It makes you feel positive. And generally speaking, and I’ve had a lot of pushback over this, but only from people who don’t know what they’re talking about. White people, all people, synthesize vitamin D from sunlight through their skin.

 

And that’s why black people who move to colder, darker climates because of the melanin in their skin, they develop rickets because they don’t get enough vitamin D. They actually need to be in a more sunny environment. White people obviously don’t want to be in a sunny environment because it burns them, but they do need sunlight. But because we live in northern climates, we get vitamin D from the sun, and it does make us feel positive. It’s why if you work in an office or you don’t see much sun, I always recommend potentially, like, going on the sunbeds for six 12 minutes a week because it does help with your general health, vitamin D production and the quality of your skin.

 

Now, obviously, you don’t want to be going on the sunbeds, like some gypsy bride who ends up looking like she’s from the Indian subcontinent. Sunlight and UV light is good in moderation. And it’s basically why we are pale. We are pale because we absorb the sunlight.

 

And as I said, black people who move to European countries, you can look this up, end up developing rickets unless they take vitamin D supplements because they don’t take in enough sunlight. There’s some health information for you, if you didn’t know that, Thomas.

 

So I am now Dr. Mark.

 

Thomas Sewell: Well, I work occasionally, over the last four or five years as a roofer. So I’ve got a lot of experience with the sun being on a roof.

 

Mark Collett: Yeah.

 

Thomas Sewell: Australia, the sun is especially harsh in Australia. Australia, they say there’s a hole in the ozone over Melbourne. They say all sorts of, … I don’t know what to believe.

 

But what I will tell you is when I was in Darwin, I never got sunburnt, not once. When I was up near the equator when I was based in the army up in Darwin, I did not get sunburnt and I was in the sun all day, every day.

 

But in Melbourne, you just burn to a crisp, just, 20 minutes, 30 minutes sometimes in the summer and you’re just fried and you’re peeling the next day. It’s really bad! But what I’ve done to condition against that being on the roof is I’ll go shirtless, no hat, nothing, for as many hours in the morning as I can.

 

And then around lunchtime, I’ll go full long sleeve, full hat. I don’t use sunscreen. I don’t believe in sunscreen. I don’t think it’s natural. My missus has made some homemade ones out of like, beef tallow and some additives. But I know it sounds silly, but it did work. And I did lend it to the guys at work and they all used it and they loved it! It was just so expensive to make. Well, it’s very refined beef tallow. You don’t smell like cow!

 

Mark Collett: You [chuckling] sort of smell like you’ve just come off the griller.

 

Thomas Sewell: It doesn’t have a particular beefy smell to it. It’s just really purified refined fat. So it’s a pure oil. It’s a pure fat. So you can’t, you don’t smell like meat. You can just smell the additives to it. I can’t remember what she put in it, but I don’t know, who knows? Coconut something, you know, zinc something else.

 

But yeah, I just don’t believe in sunscreen, full stop. I don’t wear it. And I got to the point last summer. I’ve been fried a few times this time because I haven’t been in my normal routine.

 

But yeah, I really enjoy just conditioning the skin as much as possible in the mornings. And then I just avoid that afternoon sun.

 

And I think that that makes sense, like when you study. I mean, the Mediterraneans, like a lot of them have that culture where they just don’t go in the sun during the day, like during the peak hours of the day.

 

And when I studied a little bit of the founding sort of woke culture around Australia, I can’t remember what I read, but it was something that they did it in two big shifts, similar to, in Mediterranean Europe that they would, unless they worked in a factory, or a shearing shed. But the founding stock of Australia, they did huge amount of work in the morning. Like they’ll wake up at like 4:30, 5 o’clock, work till about 11, and then they won’t come out again until like 3:30, 4 o’clock in the afternoon and work all the way till sundown, which in the middle of summer is like almost 9 o’ clock at night. It’s like 8:45 in the middle of summer. So you can still get about four or five hours of work done in the morning and four or five hours done in the afternoon. So that’s how a lot of farmers worked in Australia, because otherwise you just get destroyed.

 

But also, I don’t believe in cancer. I don’t think cancer. What’s going on? Feds are here. Can you see that vibration? Must be the washing machine or something. That’s crazy! That is crazy! Can you see that the screen is just shaking. I might go tell them off and get them to turn it off. That’s crazy!

 

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Mark Collett
7 days ago
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@1Moving1980
7 days ago
Loud and Clear

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@Bolly
6 days ago
I have been away from Odysee and spent some time on youtube. Coming back I am struck by all the superb content on this site, like this show, here is where IT HAPPENS!! Keep up the fantastic job and greetings from Sweden. We WILL RECLAIM EUROPE ´cause it is OURS!!

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@Evola19
6 days ago
The golden age of Odysee has gone, freedom of speech was excellent from around 2021 – 2023, then new owners. Its still way better than Youtube though. I prefer this to Rumble, just being able to comment like this is worth a huge amount, on Rumble chat is just chaos.

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Vettekid1488
5 days ago
lots of pro White content/anti black content on YouTube though which is amazing 🤩 hope it lasts

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@Evola19
2 days ago
It won’t. Think of WN content as whack a mole. The jew that created Odysee gathered all of the WN and NS content creators together, then overnight annihilated them all a couple of years ago. Youtube is doing it again, its like cycles or waves. That is how they control the energy. We need our own platforms as I have been saying for over 10 years now.

DissidentPrick
6 days ago
YouTube was great 12 years ago, I remember arguing with black people in the comments and you could call them anything you liked, Moonman was still allowed on there, you can’t have anything on YouTube anymore and you can’t comment any dissenting views
again the norm either.

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Vettekid1488
5 days ago
hahaha 🤣 the good old days 🤣 I get nostalgic about Goy Talk and the Gas ⛽ Statu

Weed
7 days ago
thomas sewell is a hero

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Vettekid1488
5 days ago
street cred for days 😁

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Htrac
6 days ago
Big respect to Thomas Sewell, a true fighter for our people.

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William Booth Taliaferro
6 days ago(edited)
He’s totally right about the goverments policies about political prisoners. Putting USSR aside, in Europe, in the ’70s-80s, with left wing and right wing radical/terrorist movementes in Germany, in Italy, in France and in GB with the IRA, the mindset was the same everywhere: politicals had to be isolated and kept away from the general prison population, to avoid ideological recruitment between “normal” criminals, but even as a way to punish them more ruthlessly than the others. Just like it’s described in “1984”, the political dissident is always feared by regimes, and thus dealt with, as the worst possible danger.

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William Booth Taliaferro
6 days ago
The fact that patriots like Thomas Sewell, and Joel Davis and all the others in the White Australia Party, know and accept that victory demands a terrible sacrifice – meaning arrests, trials, jailtime, the government trying to persecute you in all the ways possible and literally aiming to crush you for good – is really proof that these are the men our time needs (and it is so sad and unfair that it’s come to this), that every activist who’s for real in Europe and USA has to reach the same conscience and has to prove himself beyond the same sacrifice, if he’s not already done it, and finally that the australian movement is showing without a doubt to everybody that it stands as the avantgarde of the worldwide “dissident right”. God bless you both, Mark and Thomas.

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@EverybodywakeUp
7 days ago
The Aussies are very relatable, they’re very similar to us Brits.

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DissidentPrick
6 days ago
We don’t think we are, we call you pommy bast@rds but it’s mostly in fun, we just hate whinging poms, the poms that come here and whinge about our country and how it’s not the same as England.

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CAPPS
6 days ago
kind of like real canadians old school canadians. those outside the Toronto area, ottawa, etc. the true hosers… which admitedly is maybe 20% of the total population these days, but most of the guys i grew up with.

@EverybodywakeUp
6 days ago
Basically English but talk slower 😂

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Bleak
5 days ago
Exactly the same, Brits own raincoats though.

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@BMC1488
7 days ago
1488

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ThinRedLine
7 days ago
we are omnivores like bears

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@Moonman
6 days ago
“All mushrooms are edible, some only once”

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@Totenkopfelite
6 days ago
Der Giftpilz

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MarcoEire
6 days ago
Great one for the kids, not poisonous mushrooms lol,

@1Moving1980
7 days ago
FREEDOM THOMAS!! Merry Christmas Mate!!

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Reclaim
7 days ago
fkn legend

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withey
7 days ago
we must only have rock, folk and other white music

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@filled_soda
7 days ago
I love it when Thomas gets excited and starts to rant. Outstanding \○

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ThinRedLine
6 days ago
he is very motivational

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Reclaim
7 days ago
I used to have a gf with candida problems and the yeast in her body gave her urges to eat sugary drinks to feed the yeast

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CAPPS
6 days ago
i read that as Canada problems lol
but on another note, its actually a much more likely possibility that it could be PCOS (Poly-Cystic Ovarian Syndrome) causing both the yeast issues and the sugar cravings. it causes hormonal imbalances and insulin insensitivity which both cause sugar cravings, and it results in high inflammation levels which in combination with the hormonal imbalances and high blood sugar levels causes disruptions to microbiome and results in yeast overgrowth. i have done a lot of reading about health in all kinds of areas over many years and i did also have a ex with PCOS that had similar issues too. so i would bet thats what it is and would be something to look into. generally they will just recomend birth control for hormonal regulation, idk how much it might help but could actually be useful rather than just how they prescribe that to every girl over 13 for every reason under the sun. but might help it from getting worse depending on the situation, but one thats less invasive that would definitely help with less potential harms would be Metformin, to lower blood sugar levels and increase insulin sensitivity…. anyway just made that connection from your comment. Hopefully you see it and maybe helps or someone finds it useful lol
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withey
7 days ago
rap music is the pull toward black culture, charles manson is the pull toward satanism and other sick stuff

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ThinRedLine
7 days ago
Erika is a classic even among young people

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Better Based Than Erased
7 days ago
I see rap as pretty alien, black. Ska is degrading for the White man. Reggae is not exactly White. Motown is not White people music, pretty degrading. Soul too.

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Oswald Jr.
7 days ago
‘Toxoplasmosis’
That’s the name of parasitic disease that cats cause in the brain which causes women to effectively become their slaves. It’s also very dangerous for pregnant women, which is why women who are pregnant are told not to go changing cat litter. It’s also very dangerous for people with weakened immune systems. In Trainspotting, it’s toxoplasmosis that ends up killing Tommy 😂

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ThinRedLine
7 days ago
Tom is right

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Long Knife
7 days ago
by definition, a ‘parasite’ is parasitical, and thus not a symbiotic

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ThinRedLine
7 days ago
great stream

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ThinRedLine
7 days ago
Longest PWR ever

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Prison Ships
7 days ago
Keep it to yourself. Eminem’s very heartbeat is noise Pollution.

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the woodlander
7 days ago
the Truth will out

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@swarogrodperun
6 days ago(edited)
I despise race traitors, like those White prison guards. It shouldn’t matter that Thomas wasn’t ‘high profile’ during his first stint. No excuse for the race traitor behaviour.

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Green
7 days ago
God bless Thomas Sewell.
And guys….be sure to check out “Mainstream Dissident” on YT and Rumble. He is, quite possibly, one of our future White nationalist leaders.

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Salty-Sister
6 days ago
Christian Nationalism is an oxymoron. xianity is universalist and Nationalism is particularist or exclusionary-ist. The former is the pre 20th century globalisation of a certain region on the planet…namely Europe. The other globalisation was happening under a ‘rival’ form in the middle east…spreading east and into Africa. The latter is perennial, group self-interest from native faith to welfare, the former is liberal democracy with progressivism on the edges dragging the other to be always fixing things; xianity has to fix things. Judaism has name for their fixing Tikkun Olam.
It is delusional to consider xianity as exclusively European. Sure it gives the appearance of thriving under European nations (tribes not countries) after being forced on the Germanics, Balts, Rus etc but that has more to do with the nature of the European than any other factor. James C Russell describes how the RCC had to Germanisize the church to accommodate the North Western biospirit. Catherine Nixey also slays the myth of the xianisation of the Roman World. The Reformation was the reJudaification of the alterations that the RCC HAD to make to beguile the North Westerns into their European Union. And all the wars therefrom the spread of abrahamism have fuelled the coffers of the silent abrahamic partner while slaughtering goyim for their demonic god.
Europeans still dabbling in jewish control programs are too chickenshit to look at who they really are, who their ancestors were before some middle eastern cult with a lower level Canaanite pantheon deity (Esoterica on YT) elevated to top spot came along and hijacked their minds with a semitic virus.
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withey
7 days ago
what thomas just said made a lot of sense, animals seek to rid anything that upsets them

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Dawn Browning
7 days ago
There’s a reason why wormwood is called wormwood

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withey
7 days ago
rap music will only tie to black culture

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@1Moving1980
7 days ago
Beautiful seeing ICE clear out illegals here in the USA…STREETS are literally cleaner within a week

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@Evola19
7 days ago
Christianity is the truth

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@LottaSense
7 days ago
How far gone is everything that it has to be said “pedos should be kicked out”. That is a direct result of insistence on “polite” and “nice”. Normal males would just bash a pedo for even coming near them

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Long Knife
7 days ago
never understood the fascination with Charlie Manson

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elfoffgazza
21 hours ago
The larvae (Worms) in wild mushrooms, are destroyed by the acids in your stomach

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Intercept
4 days ago
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I bet Peaky Blinders was canceled due to BUF being in part of the story inspiring nationalism in the heart of everybody.

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@SeumasB
5 days ago
Not a fan of rap or hip-hop, however, if it is applied as an effective propaganda tool to influence the young into pro-White perspectives, then I would support it.

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Prison Ships
4 days ago
If one is too Stupid to be ProWhite without hearing propaganda in an Alien mating cadence they deserve to go extinct.

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@Generalissimo_Fray_Bentos
5 days ago
Someone tell Mr. Sewell about the Bill of Rights and Claim of Right 1689.
Also Mark please stop shoehorning your kids into the conversation every 30 seconds.

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@swarogrodperun
5 days ago
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complete f@cking woo woo idiot who is going to die of skin cancer. any White person telling other White people to not wear sunscreen, especially in Australia, is disgusting. he “studied” it. WTF.

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@swarogrodperun
6 days ago
The police are subhuman trash. I celebrate when they get redacted cuz it’s always by the scum the pigs support.

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Kevin
6 days ago
collett is so misinformed about our history he thought the Northman was anti-white caricature.
if only we had half the spirit demonstrated in that film we would triumph.

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@filled_soda
6 days ago
“That’s why they f*ck dogs..” I could listen to Mr. Sewell all day 😂

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Secure the future of our people
7 days ago
good night lads!

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Reclaim
7 days ago
“Diet will set you free”

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Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

@MarkCollett
but picking wild mushrooms is extremely dangerous there is an Amanita species that if you eat it by the time you are sick you will 100% die unless you get a new liver.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amanita_phalloides

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@Moonman
6 days ago
Amanita species are easily identifiable.

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Secure the future of our people
6 days ago
For an expert. Not for someone who read a book. And Amanita has a wide variety of mushrooms that look strikingly different. And some deadly and edible species that look very similar.

@LottaSense
7 days ago
hey I remember the Biggest Loser show

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Dawn Browning
7 days ago
Parasite Purity Spiralling

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Prison Ships
6 days ago
A vast ‘spiral’ of IMpurity is how “conservatives” perpetually Lose.

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@BlackwaterPark
7 days ago
Even crows eat ticks off kangaroos.

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@LottaSense
7 days ago
mushrooms are awesome

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ThinRedLine
7 days ago
Mark is a hippie

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@LottaSense
7 days ago
I only like long form content. can put it on and go about activities without stopping every 10-15 minutes to pick another

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@vengeance
7 days ago
bet your happy to have daddy home

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@vengeance
7 days ago
its good to see you out tom

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Prison Ships
7 days ago
ACCEPT’s Wolf Hoffman is a better and more fun guitarist than any of the “blues” sycophants.

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@BMC1488
7 days ago
I’m older than Mark and remember the days before CDs. I enjoyed my cassettes and sony walkman LOL

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@BlackwaterPark
7 days ago
This PWR is reaching David Duke lengths.

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firstfire508
7 days ago
I still have a record player

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@EverybodywakeUp
7 days ago
who’s that guy people are showing with Hebrew tattoos in Australia

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@BMC1488
7 days ago
Thomas has a good sense of humour though.

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@nationless8nationalist
7 days ago
you guys have some advantages

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Louis Cachet
7 days ago
unrealistic standards

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withey
7 days ago
jodie missus kent raps and sings and uses swear words, we must encourage her to just sing free from rap and profanity

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Prison Ships
7 days ago
I talk real Country just to counter the Wigger’s haughty urban diction.

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withey
7 days ago
no rap

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Prison Ships
7 days ago
There is a certain thing called White Man’s Bearing. Akin to Military Bearing.

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Prison Ships
7 days ago
There is no good reason to be diplomatic with Queers and BabyKillers.

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the woodlander
7 days ago
this all goes in our favour when we take it all back.

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Prison Ships
7 days ago
Death before Dishonour

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Prison Ships
7 days ago
Television renders inmates more degraded.

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@nationless8nationalist
7 days ago
Matt Hall in USA had black prison guards mentally hurt him and keave him in solidarity confinment for over 2 years

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BOILING-FROG
7 days ago
damn can he let Thomas speek!!!

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@LottaSense
7 days ago
Not gonna “polite” or “nice” our way out of White Genocide OR racial suicide

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withey
7 days ago

@LottaSense
there must be a standard or else we can’t be distinguished from our enemy

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ThinRedLine
7 days ago
I am for The Good, The Beauty, The Truth

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@BlackwaterPark
7 days ago
IIRC Striker did the investigation into Atomwaffen.

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Dawn Browning
7 days ago

@Firstfire508
I’m glad I haven’t seen them videos

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firstfire508
7 days ago
Hygeine plays a role

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Louis Cachet
7 days ago
Stop talking about rap please

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Louis Cachet
7 days ago
Calvinist style denial of reality

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@UKPhoenix
7 days ago
isnt it awkward how people that ever get a “benefit” from prison so to speak are people that already had good souls before they went it

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Oswald Jr.
7 days ago
Mark, if you don’t know anything about Charles Manson (which you clearly don’t), don’t talk about the guy. I’m not saying the guy was necessarily someone our guys should model themselves on, but he was an intelligent man, who had a hell of a lot of interesting ideas, and is well worth reading about. He was totally scapegoated by the media, and the whole Helter Skelter narrative was concocted by Vincent Bugliosi, a man who wrote two books. One was Helter Skelter, the other was a book about the Kennedy assassination, shilling the lone gunman theory. Both cases are intertwined with each other. Guys like James Mason didn’t actually know a great deal about Manson or the case, before he made the man his hero and started using some of his ideas for the whole ‘Universal Order’ set up.
I know you’re not that well read, which I’m not knocking you about, but I’d recommend reading ‘The Manson File: Myth and Reality of an Outlaw Shaman’. It’s a fascinating subject, and I think you’d really enjoy it. It delves into the goings on in Hollywood and the music industry in the 1960s, and even that aspect of the book alone makes it a worthwhile read for most people. Couple that with Manson’s philosophy, AND the Jewish Mafia/Italian Mafia conspiracy stuff, and you’ve got a book you literally won’t be able to put down.
If nothing else, the one thing studying that case will teach you, is that you should never judge someone based on what the mainstream media have told you. This is something you should already know, but judging by what you said on tonight’s show, it’s something you might need to read up on and be reminded of.
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@swarogrodperun
6 days ago
is this the hill you wanna die on, you moron?

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CAPPS
6 days ago
interesting comment, but a bit spergy to say mark isnt well read because he doesnt know about some things. no one knows about all subjects

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Mark Collett
6 days ago(edited)
I have actually watched quite a few documentaries on Manson, and he is a very interesting guy who was undoubtedly good at controlling young people who surrounded him – especially for some reason young attractive women. However, regarless of his supposed talents and intelligence, I believe that wedding our movement to one of the most notorious cult leaders of modern times, one who led a criminal gang that admitted to several horrific murders, is probably not a good thing for the health or success of that movement.

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Oswald Jr.
3 days ago

@MarkCollett
The documentaries and interviews aren’t really a substitute. There’s a few interviews with the author of the book on YouTube which are worth checking out though. There’s also a great deal of nonsense surrounding the whole story and CIA involvement and mind control rubbish though. If you read my comment, I didn’t suggest wedding our movement to the guy, or anything of the sort, Mark. I just thought you’d find the reality of the situation quite interesting, since what you said in the video seemed to go along the same lines as the mainstream media narrative that’s been fed to people for the last 50 odd years. As I also said in the comment, guys like James Mason’s fascination with the man was seriously misguided, since he bought into quite a lot of the fantasy narrative which was dreamt up by Bugliosi. One of the main reasons I thought you’d find it interesting was because of the Jewish Hollywood/Mafia cover up which took place. Specially since a lot of the people who were involved in this case, were also involved in the Kennedy assassination.
Anyway, I’d recommend checking out some of the Schreck interviews online.
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Oswald Jr.
3 days ago

@capps
Not really. I’ve heard Mark say as much himself. We’re not all bookworms with no lives to live, and we’re not all liars who claim to read as many books a year as people like Keith Woods 😂

Oswald Jr.
3 days ago

@swarogrodperun
‘The hill I want to die on’? Did you even read the comment, before posting your snarky reply? It would seem you’re the retard here, pal! I don’t think I suggested it was a ‘hill I wanted to die on’ at all. I was just bringing something to Mark’s attention that he might have found interesting. We’re not all illiterate retards who’re about as inquisitive about subjects outside Nationalism as your average football wanker.

Dawn Browning
7 days ago
Define “fat”

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withey
7 days ago
mushrooms don’t have any nutrients

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@Joesmith
7 days ago
i use sunbeds in winter every now and then

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Secure the future of our people
7 days ago
The only good rap Is Mr. Bond

@PureNomad
5 days ago
Great guest

@SeumasB
5 days ago
Our own parallel institutions, our own residential regions, our own parallel economies are essential now. England, Ireland, Australia, and wherever our kind are found. This is an essential next step. And, all of our own must be committed to the point that we can repel an Antifa mob that shows up to prove their strength & effectiveness against us.

Vril_Pilled
6 days ago
Fatties going into camps. Hail Sewell 0//

Bigbuttwhole
6 days ago
He’s got a big mouth with loose lips

@EverybodywakeUp
7 days ago
Haha Tom didn’t like the criticism.

Dawn Browning
7 days ago
🏆Mark🏆Thomas🏆Mods🏆Love Love to all you other Beautifuls MWAH

Dawn Browning
7 days ago

@utopia148800
Aye. I won’t risk champion looking ones but I love Lion’s Mane

withey
7 days ago
goodnight all 14/88

@Joesmith
7 days ago
14

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago
14 o/

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

@DawnBrowning
don’t even try it using a book you have to be trained for years by experts juvenile poison mushrooms look like champions mushrooms.

Dawn Browning
7 days ago
Getfitulag Camps

@EverybodywakeUp
7 days ago
the lady trainer was Jewish

@UKPhoenix
7 days ago
I am all for this

@BlackwaterPark
7 days ago
“Image enhancement camp”

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago
half a cap, of this mushroom is estimated to be enough to kill a human.

Dawn Browning
7 days ago

@utopia148800
Mushroom identifying books are expensive, too

@LottaSense
7 days ago
those fitness coaches could balance toughness and treating them like humans

@LottaSense
7 days ago
they cried but were so happy at the end and learned a lot about continuing to try

@EverybodywakeUp
7 days ago
the lady was a Jew in biggest loser

@BlackwaterPark
7 days ago
First executive order -> Fattys to Fat Camp.

@LottaSense
7 days ago

@LongKnife1934
exactly

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
that is hard core

@LottaSense
7 days ago
monkeys/apes bond over picking lice off of each other

ThinRedLine
7 days ago

@LongKnife1934
exactly

@BlackwaterPark
7 days ago
Remora

withey
7 days ago
oh no we’ve got the pro parasites and the anti-parasites

Dawn Browning
7 days ago
I can’t see the harm in trying a cleanse

firstfire508
7 days ago
Predictive Programming

Mr._Stiffson
7 days ago
lol yeah

Dawn Browning
7 days ago
Do you see the parasites come out?

withey
7 days ago
i’ve heard that parasites are good for the immune system

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago
HAHAHA

Dawn Browning
7 days ago

@BlackwaterPark
Start a compost pile ASAP 👍

@LottaSense
7 days ago
pretty solid case to be made that all life came about because of mushrooms/fungus

firstfire508
7 days ago
Maple Syrup

@BlackwaterPark
7 days ago

@DawnBrowning
I’ll try blueberries next year. My land is crap.. mostly clay and such, but maybe I’ll get lucky.

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago
Boletus edulis is the tastiest mushroom
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boletus_edulis

@LottaSense
7 days ago
and became hallucinogenic

@LottaSense
7 days ago
no their rye went bad

@LottaSense
7 days ago
freaking love mushrooms

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago
MEDIVIAL Europeans put psychedelic mushrooms in mead

Dawn Browning
7 days ago
Lions Mane. Beautiful.

Reclaim
7 days ago
check out the “jews ear mushroom”

@Evola19
7 days ago
Salt isn’t the issue its sugar

@BlackwaterPark
7 days ago

@DawnBrowning
I might try them. I think my soil is pretty acidic because I have pine trees everywhere.

@Joesmith
7 days ago
meat based

Dawn Browning
7 days ago
Gawd blueberries are hard to grow. You’re always treating the soil to make it acidic.

@Joesmith
7 days ago
thats like how i eat

@Evola19
7 days ago
pure meat carnavore just messes you up

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago
WATER MELONS LOOK LIKE MEAT!!!!! :watermelon: :watermelon: :watermelon: :watermelon:

@Evola19
7 days ago
that is a great diet

firstfire508
7 days ago
:heart: :heart:

@Evola19
7 days ago
black tourmaline neutralises negative energy

withey
7 days ago
we need productive material, not slop, we need solutions not whining about problems

Dawn Browning
7 days ago

@BlackwaterPark
I tried increasing acidity w-pine & failed. Watering w-diluted vinger has been a success. 🫐

@Joesmith
7 days ago
i use to pick magic mushroms as part of my job

@nationless8nationalist
7 days ago
i have donated to Australian NSM

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
o/

@Jagdtiger
7 days ago
o/

AryanFuturistJoker
7 days ago
o/ mark and tom

@BlackwaterPark
7 days ago

@DawnBrowning
I don’t know mushrooms. I do have some here and there. Found a giant puffball a month ago.

Dawn Browning
7 days ago

@BlackwaterPark
Flyagaric much?

@Evola19
7 days ago
sugar causes high blood pressure

withey
7 days ago
aww beautiful, hail thomas congratulations

Dawn Browning
7 days ago
Bless

@EverybodywakeUp
7 days ago
Muslims love cats, they pass them round in a mad tradition

@Evola19
7 days ago
o/

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
HI

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
o/

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago
Hi!

@vengeance
7 days ago
o/

Long Knife
7 days ago
dogs have pretty much the same rate of toxoplasmosis as cats …but no one likes to blame them for anything

@Joesmith
7 days ago
i have a dog lying next to me

@vengeance
7 days ago
heh

@LottaSense
7 days ago
dogs eat shit ffs.

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

@vengeance
the cats or the ladies? :laughing:

@vengeance
7 days ago
theyre utilitarian animals not family

@EverybodywakeUp
7 days ago
Muslims love cats

@vengeance
7 days ago
hes right abotu dogs

@EverybodywakeUp
7 days ago
her cats is Aryan it’s White with blue eyes.

@vengeance
7 days ago

@utopia148800
theyre aggressive

@Joesmith
7 days ago
i knew a young woman live streamer on meetme who had like 20 cats

@Evola19
7 days ago
man this is some horror levels of info

@EverybodywakeUp
7 days ago
my daughters got a cat 😂😂😂

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

@vengeance
so cat ladies are gay?

@vengeance
7 days ago
^

@LottaSense
7 days ago
wow gonna have retarded takes, that’s inevitable

Dawn Browning
7 days ago

@Evola19
Toxoplasma gondii

@Evola19
7 days ago
what the hell

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

@withey
that is way too complex. That’s why different people age differently minus environmental effects

@vengeance
7 days ago
it makes the infected fearless (supposed to be rats unafraid of cats) because the cats eat them then the offspring gestate in the cat and are pooped out to grow on the substrate

@Evola19
7 days ago
cats have parasites?

firstfire508
7 days ago
Ni88ER AIDS

@BlackwaterPark
7 days ago
Could do this test among lesbians. They aren’t promiscuous like male homos.

@LottaSense
7 days ago
Mark is very used to monologue that’s very apparent

@vengeance
7 days ago
causes brasilian jiu jitsu sport bike racing tranny bangers in brasil lmao

Reclaim
7 days ago
the one thing sub-saharans did invent was AIDS

@UKPhoenix
7 days ago
buggery is the reproductive mechanism of the parasite

@Evola19
7 days ago
the parasites make them pass on parasites

@vengeance
7 days ago
toxoplasmosis causes risk taking and homosexuality

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
might be both

withey
7 days ago

@utopia148800
yes but how can you tell or what test would tell you?

Dawn Browning
7 days ago
Toxoplasmosis

@BlackwaterPark
7 days ago
The primary cause of homosexuality is public education.

ThinRedLine
7 days ago

@filled_soda
o/

@vengeance
7 days ago
toxoplasmosis gondii

@filled_soda
7 days ago
Looking forward to listening to this tomorrow 88

@vengeance
7 days ago
listening to right wingaz on alt health stuff is always a calamity

@LottaSense
7 days ago
Hail Varg

@LottaSense
7 days ago
Totally agree Tom

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

@withey
Telomeres decide the life span of cells
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telomere

@Evola19
7 days ago
need to get on the fasting train

@EverybodywakeUp
7 days ago
I’ve not seen a dog get worms for a long time. it use to be common.

@BlackwaterPark
7 days ago

@TheThinRedLine
Oy vey! What are you talking about?

@Evola19
7 days ago
I use wormwood tablets occassionally but never used ivermectin or fasted for more than 24 hours

@BMC1488
7 days ago
A very sick society for sure.

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
our society is certainly infested by parasites

Reclaim
7 days ago
Total parasite death

Prison Ships
7 days ago
Only malnourished Lice were gassed. Sadly many survived.

withey
7 days ago
how do you know when the cells are old and need to be purged??

@vengeance
7 days ago
bion :fire: lit!

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

@BlackwaterPark
yup rumble has a lot of users especially since they let us back there

@Evola19
7 days ago
fasting is next level

@Evola19
7 days ago
serious?

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
before

withey
7 days ago
click the 🔥 to like the stream

ThinRedLine
7 days ago

@LongKnife1934
exactly

Long Knife
7 days ago

@TheThinRedLine
… far out

ThinRedLine
7 days ago

@EverybodywakeUp
very

ThinRedLine
7 days ago

@LongKnife1934
I am in

@EverybodywakeUp
7 days ago
rave music is White music

Dawn Browning
7 days ago
ether

Long Knife
7 days ago
“drum circle in the yard tomorrow ?”

@BlackwaterPark
7 days ago

@utopia148800
Wow.. a lot more on Rumble nowadays.

@BMC1488
7 days ago

@VesselofGrace
o/

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
everything is vibrations

AryanFuturistJoker
7 days ago
lol

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

@MarkCollett
you have 800 live viewers plus Dlive

@BMC1488
7 days ago

@VesselofGrace
Agreed

Dawn Browning
7 days ago
I can’t imagine Thomas bopping to techno in a cell

@EverybodywakeUp
7 days ago
same age as me Tom, but he’s more mature.

@BlackwaterPark
7 days ago

@utopia148800
haha.. same.

withey
7 days ago
i’ve just turned 37, younger people inspire me and uplift my spirits

@BlackwaterPark
7 days ago

@Firstfire508
Kasem

@Jagdtiger
7 days ago
Wait when it reaches WarStrike length

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

@BlackwaterPark
and I’m loving it!

Reclaim
7 days ago
White ingenuity

firstfire508
7 days ago
‘This is Casey Kasan”

Dawn Browning
7 days ago
You could also unscrew cassetes to untangle the tape

@Joesmith
7 days ago
35 i rember them like when i was 8 or 9

@EverybodywakeUp
7 days ago
he didn’t even get poorly it went away and that was it

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago
HAHAHAHA

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
very old school

@EverybodywakeUp
7 days ago
my son never had the mumps and measles vaccine. his face swelled up

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
yes Based on Natural law/Divine law

Dawn Browning
7 days ago
You can pay $500 to make it look like you’re vaxed on your Medicare records 🇦🇺

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

@withey
Yeah they are promiscuous stoners

firstfire508
7 days ago
Loaded with nano Bots

withey
7 days ago

@utopia148800
wow, i never even heard of that

withey
7 days ago
with an open world we have all the worlds problems crime, disease, degeneracy etc

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago
Koalas have Chlamydia. ALL OF THEM.

withey
7 days ago
in a closed clean society you don’t need vaccines

@EverybodywakeUp
7 days ago
but what if both parents are skinny.

firstfire508
7 days ago
Yes Susie

@BMC1488
7 days ago
:laughing:

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

@MycroftWins8141
The Germans would disagree with you.

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
lol

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
Polish is very difficult

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

@Firstfire508
Funny story: When I was a teenager and was having beers at parties I used an ammo box to keep beers cool. I forgot it in a bar and when I went back for it that they called the bomb squad because they thought it was a mine.

withey
7 days ago
examples must be made unlike what trump did with hillary clinton, which was nothing

@BMC1488
7 days ago
Looking forward to it!! Our race will be triumphant in the future.

withey
7 days ago
yes, make an example

ThinRedLine
7 days ago

@Firstfire508
lol

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago
I love Camembert

firstfire508
7 days ago
A bottle of Wine? More like a box of Ammo

withey
7 days ago

@LottaSense
agreed

@EverybodywakeUp
7 days ago
uncle made a lot in the war

Mr._Stiffson
7 days ago
🙂 lol

Long Knife
7 days ago

@UKPhoenix
… when he ordered that veggie burger ?

@LottaSense
7 days ago
Its going to take a lot of different angles of resistance and attack. The most and almost only important thing is to defend and advocate for ALL White people no matter what.

@EverybodywakeUp
7 days ago
uncle made l

AryanFuturistJoker
7 days ago
don’t eat the beans and franks

withey
7 days ago

@utopia148800
a snitch

Mr._Stiffson
7 days ago
Not choosing Gen pop means something to hide … like a didler for example

Long Knife
7 days ago

@utopia148800
… I’ve heard that …there were some weird connections that he had, apparently

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago
What’s a grass???

Long Knife
7 days ago

@BlackwaterPark
… yeah, they seem to keep that episode of his on the D/L …but it was in one of his later interviews that he did (possibly with Playboy magazine, iirc)

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago
Manson was arrested for serious crimes but was released on the CIA’s request.

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

@LongKnife1934
There is an Expose that Charles Manson was a CIA subject taking part in MK Ultra

ThinRedLine
7 days ago

@LongKnife1934
disgusting

@BlackwaterPark
7 days ago

@LongKnife1934
Christ. Never heard about that.

@UKPhoenix
7 days ago
even uncle a made a few mistakes

ThinRedLine
7 days ago

@nationless8nationalist
that is horrible

@BlackwaterPark
7 days ago

@EverybodywakeUp
He needs another Red Bull.

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
IF

withey
7 days ago
weak people deflect and blame

@EverybodywakeUp
7 days ago
mark’s tired 😂😂

@BMC1488
7 days ago
HH! o/

scoobyburn
7 days ago
O/

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7 days ago

@LongKnife1934

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

@withey
ah, thanks!

Long Knife
7 days ago
Charlie Manson got in trouble for butt-raping some other male inmate at the juvenile detention place that he was sent to in his youth … he was still bragging and fantasizing about it in his old age just before he died …not the best optics in the world

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

@veronikalindberg
sleep tight!

ThinRedLine
7 days ago

@veronikalindberg
good night o/

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago
W 4chan

@veronikalindberg
7 days ago
Fantastic show guys! Sleep is calling my name. Thank you for tonight o/

ThinRedLine
7 days ago

@withey
agreed

withey
7 days ago

@LottaSense
well said, i fully agree

BOILING-FROG
7 days ago
uncover the lies of WWII but believe everything about C Manson. gas pedos and predators though 100%

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

@MycroftWins8141
he was not a nice person

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

@MycroftWins8141
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oskar_Dirlewanger

@LottaSense
7 days ago
ya look where the opticucking is getting us…

@nationless8nationalist
7 days ago
i agree

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

@MycroftWins8141
Dirlewänger was a member of the criminal punishment battalion. The crossed grenades was kino though.

ThinRedLine
7 days ago

@MycroftWins8141
No it was a regiment of actual criminals from prisons

Prison Ships
7 days ago
The modern Apostate church rarely if ever talk about Satan because they work for him.

@Loke
7 days ago
Fringe movements attract fringe people

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

@MarkCollett
Longest stream you have ever done! This stream is :fire: :fire: :fire: :fire: :fire: :fire:

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
Dirlewänger

AryanFuturistJoker
7 days ago
dave gahary does a show with james mason on tuesdays and thursdays

Mr._Stiffson
7 days ago
Super gay, tbh this satanist bs lol

@LottaSense
7 days ago
So what? Whether you think they are “backward” or “silly” all White people should be defending White people and not saying “okay, its alright to politically persecute SOME of us if they seem edgy”. Ffs its easy to see how and why england and australia is so far gone.

@nationless8nationalist
7 days ago
pushing people the judeo Christianity to avoid the devil

@BlackwaterPark
7 days ago

@vengeance
Yeah… beat me to it.

Long Knife
7 days ago
at least Ed Gein made an actual lampshade :idk:

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
they were probably infiltrated

@nationless8nationalist
7 days ago
sharing infirmation for our cause. 14

@vengeance
7 days ago
this is known, striker did an expose on it

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
true

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago
Yeah that is such a pity

@vengeance
7 days ago
they ran a printing company too which endorsed this shit

@vengeance
7 days ago
designed to generate hqatecrime stats and be used as black propaganda to slander nazism

@vengeance
7 days ago
caleb joshua sooter and his flip wife were CIs for the FBI

@vengeance
7 days ago
theyre an FBI group its not an oversight

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago
HelterSkelter

firstfire508
7 days ago
withey
I’ve seen videos of that

withey
7 days ago
you can draw the tape worm out of the meat with fizzy drinks but you won’t get rid of the bacteria, you must cook meat or eat very clean meat but i don’t see where clean meat is

@Joesmith
7 days ago
i started at 27

Mr._Stiffson
7 days ago

@BlackwaterPark
lol

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

@NewJigger
lol and with that user name

Mr._Stiffson
7 days ago
Ducks too … all wormy out of season, when the warmth comes.

ThinRedLine
7 days ago

@Joesmith
lol

@NewJigger
7 days ago
All fish is wormy, that’s why all sushi is frozen.

@BlackwaterPark
7 days ago
I’m pretty fat so could probably use a tapeworm tbh.

@Joesmith
7 days ago
ive heard of that

@LottaSense
7 days ago
bugs and parasites are two different things

@Joesmith
7 days ago

@TheThinRedLine
i think it was eaten by southen europens who came hear out of confusion

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago
W Mushrooms

Reclaim
7 days ago
I’ve gotten sick before after eating trout I caught myself

@BlackwaterPark
7 days ago
Cod off the coast of Maine is always wormy in summer.

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

@withey
yes true but those are the broken down molecules from the plastic that’s small enough to pass the blood barrier.

Mr._Stiffson
7 days ago
I knew of a fella that worked on a bacon line in a factory … ate it fairy frequently … Defalcated a massive ball of worms one day … :vomiting: :vomiting:

ThinRedLine
7 days ago

@Joesmith
true but it is smoked and salted

Dawn Browning
7 days ago
Lemon juice thin wagyu 😋

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
Tatar is good but is beef

@Joesmith
7 days ago
raw bacon is nice

withey
7 days ago

@utopia148800
you can find plastic chemicals in breast tissue and breast milk, micro plastics are digested and absorbed it’s scary as hell

ThinRedLine
7 days ago

@Carlota
good idea

@vengeance
7 days ago
you can beat your meat

withey
7 days ago
you must burn what you eat, it’s all slightly bad with the plastics and heavy metals

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

@Brutusch
I don’t think you can have microplastics outside of the digestive system.

Louis Cachet
7 days ago
you cant avoid microplastics and other toxic industrial byproduct

ThinRedLine
7 days ago

@Brutusch
lol

withey
7 days ago
at 150 you won’t be able to move, might not be able to breath unaided, you’d pull your skin apart by moving, your bones so brittle you couldn’t stand

Louis Cachet
7 days ago
my balls register as artificial because of the microplastics

firstfire508
7 days ago
They proved certain vaccines cause Breast Cancer

ThinRedLine
7 days ago

@DawnBrowning
yes that is correct

Louis Cachet
7 days ago
tbf, the modern technological world runs on cancer

Dawn Browning
7 days ago
Going through my ancestry, I’m amazed how old people got in the 1700s. Many deaths of children & a few deaths due to childbirth, though

ThinRedLine
7 days ago

@MycroftWins8141
agreed , blue eyes porcelain skin is very attractive

BOILING-FROG
7 days ago
I think electromagnetic waves play a role. they keep moving was is considered the healthy exposure limit.

@NewJigger
7 days ago
That’s why I think communists are a race

Louis Cachet
7 days ago
nationalists have no answer for technological society

Prison Ships
7 days ago
France has had some world class White sprinters.

ThinRedLine
7 days ago

@zeke
true

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago
You can get tattoo paint particles in your liver but that’s not plastic.

@zeke
7 days ago
chemical exposure in womb has to play some role in infant cancers

ThinRedLine
7 days ago

@MycroftWins8141
the Celtic genes this is much less common in Scandinavia

@BlackwaterPark
7 days ago
Once you’re > 60 you’re probably socially useless and need to be put to pasture.

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
Thomas is right maybe not seventy but maybe 50

@Joesmith
7 days ago
i thought it was before 5

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

@VesselofGrace
lol you work in a morgue?

@NewJigger
7 days ago
I don’t know about the UK or Aus, but life expectancy for White men in America is declining.

@Joesmith
7 days ago
we may live longer now but were not helthy for longer

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago
Mark is a secret oncologist.

firstfire508
7 days ago
Vaccines have Cancer in them

Mr._Stiffson
7 days ago
all the “new” toxic materials introduced into the body

Dawn Browning
7 days ago
Nothing’s vibrating for me

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago
KANKER

@BlackwaterPark
7 days ago
Because we live longer.

Dawn Browning
7 days ago

@withey
Tanning Salons were banned yonks ago downunder

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago
yeah

@BlackwaterPark
7 days ago
Haha.. earthquake.

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
yes

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
That is a good idea

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
siesta

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

@Carlota
Africans in civilized white countries are sick, angry and depressed. + machetes

Mr._Stiffson
7 days ago
Khrist and all the dangerous animals there too hahaha

Dawn Browning
7 days ago
Tallow? Wouldn’t you fry?

@BlackwaterPark
7 days ago
Stick of butter on the noggin.

withey
7 days ago
i keep out of the sun, i haven’t tanned in over a decade maybe 2 decades

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
I hope all the melanoids get rickets

Mr._Stiffson
7 days ago
The UV’s are getting stronger, they say.

withey
7 days ago
we should own all the sunbeds and ban darkies from using them

Mr._Stiffson
7 days ago
if they already don’t have shingles

Mr._Stiffson
7 days ago
lol

Long Knife
7 days ago

@RickBarton
… their song ragging on the BBC is also a gas …Bye Bye Churchill…

Better Based Than Erased
7 days ago
Bye bye Empire a top hit from Charlie. That was one of the best. Almost as if someone knew ..

withey
7 days ago
it will only work if the young whites hate all non-whites

Long Knife
7 days ago
listen to Charlie and His Orchestra

Louis Cachet
7 days ago
wiggers smoke weed and drink alcohol though

Louis Cachet
7 days ago
wigger gangs

Mr._Stiffson
7 days ago
Music is a VERY powerful … “tool”

withey
7 days ago
alcohol is cultural, but we must control it

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
North men was quite good on the esoteric part not so good on the historic part

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

@BlackwaterPark
they hid his wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mr.Bond(musician
)

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
yes a war band

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

@BlackwaterPark
Yeah it is outrages that they put you in jail for 10 years for MAKING MUSIC!!!! Governments are out of control.

@BlackwaterPark
7 days ago

@utopia148800
I presume he’s still in jail?

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

@RickBarton
I loved Ska in Lock Stock & Two Smoking Barrels.

withey
7 days ago

@RickBarton
agreed

Dawn Browning
7 days ago
Eat, Bake, Sing puts out great content

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

@Darth_Joker

Mr._Stiffson
7 days ago
100%

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
well said Mark

withey
7 days ago
real music is nu metal with orchestral

withey
7 days ago
rap is words sped up, it’s not the art of poetry which gives you time to feel and imagine and appreciate

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

@Darth_Joker
Heil Phonk enjoyer

AryanFuturistJoker
7 days ago
phonk is pretty good

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago
dang

Dawn Browning
7 days ago
I like what Tollah & co do. Very clever.

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago
:glass_of_milk:

@BlackwaterPark
7 days ago

@vengeance
haha.. I hadn’t noticed the HH. He must like Hulk Hogan.

@vengeance
7 days ago
nice shirt

@vengeance
7 days ago
o/

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago
Tom is not a fan of ooga booga music

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago
Hahahaha

withey
7 days ago
i didn’t know that about entropy

Dawn Browning
7 days ago
I have patience, but lordy, does entropy test it!

Dawn Browning
7 days ago
o7

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

@TheThinRedLine
pity, but I tagged Mark too

withey
7 days ago

@DawnBrowning
i don’t know when he’s out

Dawn Browning
7 days ago

@withey
Aye, I know. I mean James Costello

ThinRedLine
7 days ago

@utopia148800
I am not a mod on Rumble

Mr._Stiffson
7 days ago
\\\o7

Dawn Browning
7 days ago
Lancaster = aka Lancastershire & Lancashire

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
Mark always answers very fast

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

@MarkCollett
Hey Mark please ban the spammer in the rumble chat

withey
7 days ago

@DawnBrowning
if you mean swen longshanks he’s out

Dawn Browning
7 days ago
When is James out? I miss his Shakespeare renditions 😔🤗

withey
7 days ago
hmp not hmrc, slip of the tongue mark

Dawn Browning
7 days ago

@utopia148800
I have issues w-Rumble too 🤣

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

@DawnBrowning

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

@DawnBrowning
you can also dono on Rumble

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
the only thing that is actully real is will

Dawn Browning
7 days ago
It just took me over half an hour to get into entropy 😫

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
Hail

ThinRedLine
7 days ago

@withey
yes

withey
7 days ago
10,000 years of european spirit

Dawn Browning
7 days ago
💪

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
Aryan will

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago
Nr. 555

@BlackwaterPark
7 days ago

@VesselofGrace
Their power is only because they’re J client groups and are too dumb to know it.

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
Schoppenhauer as well

Prison Ships
7 days ago
Although militant Queers and BabyKillers are dangerous Reprobates.

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago
⚡⚡S⚡⚡
⚡⚡E⚡⚡
⚡⚡W⚡⚡
⚡⚡E⚡⚡
⚡⚡L⚡⚡
⚡⚡L⚡⚡

withey
7 days ago

@VesselofGrace
agreed

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago
o/

AryanFuturistJoker
7 days ago
o/

withey
7 days ago
o/

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
o/

@veronikalindberg
7 days ago
Born leader o/

withey
7 days ago
assimilation is impossible

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
yes

@Joesmith
7 days ago
dont foxes eat the engin

the woodlander
7 days ago
its the beginning of digital sentences being handed out by state controlled AI

@Joesmith
7 days ago

@withey
he is almost as bad as abbot

withey
7 days ago

@Joesmith
it’s in negative figures

Vettekid1488
7 days ago
Lammy has to be high IQ he holds a Harvard degree 🤣🤣🤣

@Joesmith
7 days ago
i wonder what lammys iq is

Vettekid1488
7 days ago
Thomas you’re a badass 👍

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

@Woodlader.4
Loud flatulence is known to scare off British Police officers.

the woodlander
7 days ago

@utopia148800
i meant legally, but sandbags work…lol

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

@Woodlader.4
Sandbags and fun sticks.

withey
7 days ago

@Woodlader.4
that’s the difficult thing

the woodlander
7 days ago
whatever you put together make sure its safe from government seizure.

ThinRedLine
7 days ago

@Darth_Joker
I think they do

AryanFuturistJoker
7 days ago
I heard nationalists in Italy have their own pubs

Prison Ships
7 days ago
Traitors don’t get enough “publicity”.

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
cheers

Vettekid1488
7 days ago
White Power Pub 🍻

the woodlander
7 days ago
parallel institutions…. think i might have spoken about this

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
a pub would be great

Brrt Brrt N¡gg3Ř
7 days ago
replying to

@frogeyes

the woodlander
7 days ago
they ride roughshod over what little rights we did have

Vettekid1488
7 days ago
model parents

ThinRedLine
7 days ago

@Carlota
I agree

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

@Masculinglish
WOT??

Brrt Brrt N¡gg3Ř
7 days ago
cuntsumewhores

ThinRedLine
7 days ago

@Joesmith
lol , that is exactly why

Brrt Brrt N¡gg3Ř
7 days ago
#cuntsimewhores

Vettekid1488
7 days ago
its so high school hahaha 🤣 it really is immature chasing brands to impress

@Joesmith
7 days ago

@vettekid407
thats why the merchant is happy

withey
7 days ago

@frog.eyes
well put

ThinRedLine
7 days ago

@vettekid407
yes

@frog.eyes
7 days ago
CONSUMER WHORES

Vettekid1488
7 days ago
the merchant class want us obsessed with things**

Dawn Browning
7 days ago
You can’t beat a good vaccuum & a decent food processor, though

ThinRedLine
7 days ago

@Carlota
I think he is

withey
7 days ago
the rich that can afford not to worry are just as disconnected as those rich that worry, they just don’t get upset

@frog.eyes
7 days ago
when it comes to expensive cars, many live beyond their means. theres plenty of genuinely rich people who are smart with their money and drive much more modest because they think like you mark, its an utter waste to them

Dawn Browning
7 days ago
o7 Simon

Vettekid1488
7 days ago
not practical

the woodlander
7 days ago

@DawnBrowning
evening dawn

@frog.eyes
7 days ago
im a hardcore petrolhead, ive even owned some exotic fare, but youre 100% right, cars are a money pit, expensive cars come with eye popping upkeep costs

Dawn Browning
7 days ago
our Woody has a lovely yarn about a car 😉

Mr._Stiffson
7 days ago
An APC would be nice 😉

withey
7 days ago
i’ve met many rich people they put money on everything

ThinRedLine
7 days ago

@utopia148800
sorry an americanism I suppose

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

@vettekid407
don’t post sheep! They make me sleepy!

@Joesmith
7 days ago
you can get a used bently in good condiction about 10 years old for 8k

@robert1184
7 days ago
Poor people dont own bentley supercars Mark

@BlackwaterPark
7 days ago

@DawnBrowning
Dawn!

the woodlander
7 days ago
if you can afford a bently,

Vettekid1488
7 days ago
the sheep 🐏🐑 who follow and praise him are just as bad

ThinRedLine
7 days ago

@DawnBrowning
gm

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

@TheThinRedLine
you too mate! But I had to google gtsy

SublimeBraid
7 days ago
very well put, indeed

Dawn Browning
7 days ago
Goooooood Morning Beautifuls

ThinRedLine
7 days ago

@withey
yes, well said

the woodlander
7 days ago

@withey
well said

ThinRedLine
7 days ago

@utopia148800
gtsy

withey
7 days ago
the best people are humble and down to earth they can see all lifestyles and choices but choose the moral path

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
here

ThinRedLine
7 days ago

@utopia148800
no just

Vettekid1488
7 days ago
also a traitor of sorts

Mr._Stiffson
7 days ago
hehe

Vettekid1488
7 days ago
despicable

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago

@TheThinRedLine
Howdy! Are you also in the rumble chat?

@Joesmith
7 days ago
tommy rabbson

Vettekid1488
7 days ago
making bank 💵 as our country burns

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
lean and mean

Vettekid1488
7 days ago
he’s a grifter i suppose

Reclaim
7 days ago
rich kids are lazy

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
Hail , this is so true

Vettekid1488
7 days ago
i never provoke and thats why when I’m provoked i go balls out

the woodlander
7 days ago
taking the easy road is not always a good idea.

withey
7 days ago
it’s up to us if we use violence or not

Vettekid1488
7 days ago
survival is the name of this game

Vettekid1488
7 days ago
eye for eye tooth 🦷 for tooth

withey
7 days ago
violence is always on the table

SublimeBraid
7 days ago
they know they are traitorous shabbos goys stabbing their people in the back for a pocketful of shekels

Vettekid1488
7 days ago
hail 🙋‍♂️

Reclaim
7 days ago
Tommy Robinson and his sikh army

AurigaBooks
7 days ago
The truth about the Third Reich and National Socialism is coming out.

the woodlander
7 days ago
doing great work

withey
7 days ago
my question to old liberals “do i call you dinosaurs or fossils?”

ThinRedLine
7 days ago

@utopia148800
Thonas is great

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
that’s great

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago
Hail Mark o/ Hail Tom! o/

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago
DAAANG almost missed it!

the woodlander
7 days ago

@withey
evening mate

@Joesmith
7 days ago
a woman tried to ruby tackle me over a slute lol

@BlackwaterPark
7 days ago

@Carlota
True of all Western politicians. They’re all the face of power, the real power is behind the curtain.

withey
7 days ago
hail

@Carlota

ThinRedLine
7 days ago

@veronikalindberg
o/ agreed

withey
7 days ago
hail

@veronikalindberg

@veronikalindberg
7 days ago
Good evening all! Hail Sewell o/ Free Joel Davis

@BlackwaterPark
7 days ago
People serve Globohomo to maintain their position in society, but they won’t risk or sacrifice for it. They’re fragile.

SublimeBraid
7 days ago
another Spartacus would sprout up to take their place

Through the Portal
7 days ago
life wins in the end

Through the Portal
7 days ago
it’s inevitable, as Thomas said, “they are death”

withey
7 days ago

@Joesmith
other way around, corbyn is worse than starmer corbyn has intent, starmer doesn’t

curonian
7 days ago

@Joesmith
which faggot commie is better

SublimeBraid
7 days ago
“rhetorically” clearly indicates no intent

Through the Portal
7 days ago
great to hear he got some support to get into a better area

SublimeBraid
7 days ago
Joel is the real deal

@SerenaJB
7 days ago

@JamesL
Just noticed your comment. Hello James :slight_smile:

@Joesmith
7 days ago
i got my door smashed in at 4am once

withey
7 days ago
hail

@TheThinRedLine

ThinRedLine
7 days ago

@withey
Hail

Through the Portal
7 days ago
Aboriginals in charge, hilarious concept

withey
7 days ago
good evening all 14/88 28

SublimeBraid
7 days ago
they’re representing jewish supremacy

Reclaim
7 days ago
police are not our friends

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
Holmgang is the Aryan way

Mr._Stiffson
7 days ago
lol

SublimeBraid
7 days ago
state Supreme Court vs federal Supreme Court

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
Tom is a great leader and a hero

@Joesmith
7 days ago
like our old baly ?

@Joesmith
7 days ago
i would be worried if my sister dated a bob or vajeen for that resion

Reclaim
7 days ago
Tom’s new look reminds me of Dr. Robotnik

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
Lmao a good sign

Prison Ships
7 days ago
Debased

@Joesmith
7 days ago
corben is not as bad as starmer

curonian
7 days ago
Is Monster energy drink not a Jewish company? The triple 6 on the logo itself

withey
7 days ago
hail

@SerenaJB

withey
7 days ago
hail

@Woodlader.4

withey
7 days ago
tbh for it to be rhetorical you must contrast it with other rhetorical examples e.g. nuke the rivals, nuke the supporters, nuke the idea, nuke the cartoon character ….notice you wrap the unsavoury with nonsense

the woodlander
7 days ago

@SerenaJB
good evening

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
lol

Mr._Stiffson
7 days ago
hahaha

@SerenaJB
7 days ago
Hello Woodlander.

the woodlander
7 days ago
gentlemen

@Joesmith
7 days ago
dont want to be run buy men called bob or vajeen

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
that has got to be a sign

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
Lol

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
11 k a day

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
the HH shirt

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
good to see him out and free

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
Hail Thomas Sewell

ThinRedLine
7 days ago
Hello folks

@Joesmith
7 days ago
i bet there on the epstine list

@BritishGammon
7 days ago
Western liberal democracy seems to bring the most feeble people into positions of leadership

Prison Ships
7 days ago
While briefly in prison I witnessed many White Cowards going out of their ways to laugh with Low IQ black Loudmouths.

@UKPhoenix
7 days ago
*the only people

The Showgun
7 days ago
das isht gut tha fuhrers penis

The Showgun
7 days ago
HEIL THOMAS SEWELL!!! o/

@noreplacement
7 days ago
Heil Thomas

Reclaim
7 days ago
HH brother

JamesL
7 days ago
hi Serena

@noreplacement
7 days ago
yeah but, you’re not supposed to notice

AryanFuturistJoker
7 days ago
good morning o/

@SerenaJB
7 days ago
Good evening.

@Joesmith
7 days ago
dont foget to like and share

@Joesmith
7 days ago
14

JamesL
7 days ago
A fellow Kiwi !

JamesL
7 days ago
Great to have you on pw again Thomas

James Adams MCkenzie
7 days ago
o/

Reclaim
7 days ago
Salute to the king o/

Secure the future of our people
7 days ago
Free Joel Davis!!!

@vengeance
8 days ago
o/

WP Combat
8 days ago
o/

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