Aaron Spreadbury: Our fifth speaker today is a man with a jaw like an anvil and shoulders you could land a plane on. His anecdotes are legendary and his tangents infamous. It’s been quite the journey for him to get here, all the way from the other side of the world in sunny Australia, and I’m thrilled that he could be here today.

It’s Blair Cottrell!

[loud applause]

Blair Cottrell: Well, here I am in England. Huh? This is the first time leaving Australia for me, so I didn’t begin with anything small. I’ve literally gone on the other side of the planet. And the flight was long and uncomfortable, but it was worth it.

This is a beautiful country, great architecture, and the people have been really welcoming. I appreciate that. There’s a certain nostalgia that I sense or feel being here in England that I can’t explain because I personally have not been here before. But it’s where we Australians hail from, and I feel and sense that in my soul. And I think that really it’s significant to me to be back in the motherland. And we still consider it the motherland. As Australians, it is regarded as that.

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So there’s certain similarities, too, in Australia that portray the British character of my country. I noticed in London when we were exploring some of the architecture, the places seem similar. Much larger scale, of course, but similar to some of the architecture in my home city, Melbourne.

Very great to be here, and I’m glad to be speaking before you now. A little bit apprehensive about this, to be honest, because it’s been a few years since I’ve addressed a crowd of any size, and unfortunately for me, I’m tasked with addressing you fine people who are probably more well read than me, most of you, and very politically minded. It’s actually harder to talk to a smaller group of people than it is to talk to a larger group.

And the reason for that is because people, on average, are more feminine than they are masculine, and masculinity is in short supply. Probably shorter than ever, for reasons we understand. But the more people you have, let’s say we have 500, a thousand people, then on average, the more feminine that crowd is and the more emotion appeals to them.

But I can’t imagine I’m going to be too charged with passion in this speech, because all of you here are already thinking and understanding the things that I think and understand. So I thought I’d make my speech more pragmatic.

And a little bit has been said today about talking to people, and I thought maybe I could share my perspective of how to talk to people and how to win people over to our community, to build our community larger. And it’s important, I think, always to bear in mind and understand that people have been exposed to quite a lot of propaganda for quite a lot of years, right? And the mind of a person, you must imagine it like a soil into which you’re planting a seed, right?

Now, unfortunately, the system understands this better than we do, perhaps because it gets them young and it plants the seeds early. But the system does not force things onto people as much as we think it does. It doesn’t force messages and propaganda. It nurtures over time.

And the only way to change people’s minds is often to do the same thing, to plant a seed in the mind of the person and give it a little bit of water only when it needs it, a little bit of a push here and there. You can’t get frustrated with people if you don’t change their mind straight away, especially when you consider that it’s taken 15 to 20 years for people to actually get to the point that they’re at now. And most people, on an individual basis, you’ll find, still have sensible ideas when you talk to them as individuals. But unfortunately, when they fall under the influence of the masses, those ideas dissipate and disappear because they’re scared of being the outcast.

And this is completely normal human behaviour. Right? So don’t despair and always have patience when you’re speaking to people, you only need to say a few words. You only need to give people that little push in the right direction. Plant the seed, water it here and there, don’t drown it with too much at once. You don’t need to say too much. And in time, you’ll find that you can re-subvert people back to a better way of thinking, back to our way of thinking, which is completely natural and reasonable. It’s important to remember that.

So I’ve written down a few notes here in my phone because I haven’t had a great deal of time to prepare this. And also in regards to talking to people, there’s a principle by which influencing people becomes easy, and that’s authenticity. The power of authenticity!

And that means you have to authentically believe what you’re saying. When you do believe what you’re saying you don’t need to say as much. You can use fewer words because, charged with the power of authenticity, your words carry more weight!

So that’s the beauty of authenticity and what we want to build in people is a hope! A hope which you can also describe as faith. Because hope is what convinces men to fight when they otherwise wouldn’t have fought because they thought there was no hope. You might notice the great efforts, the government, system, regime, whatever you want to call it, the efforts the system goes to destroy hope, right? Because if there is no hope, then the men of the society being affected by an enemy, by an aggressor, will not fight!

And I think one of the most clear or prominent ways the system tries to destroy hope is through what we have come to understand as “humiliation ritual”.

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Now, it’s important to understand what that is the point of humiliation ritual is to kill your hope. The point of turning your children into transvestites is to kill your hope! The point of feminism, destroying the family, it’s all to make you think that there’s no hope. And you have to understand that the amount of effort they’re putting in to try to humiliate you, it’s such a great effort that we’ve come to understand it as a daily ritual! Something that we see on a daily basis.

The reason for that is because they’re scared of us! They know that if they don’t consistently apply that humiliation tactic, if they don’t consistently destroy hope, we begin to regain hope. We start to fight and we win! So always be hopeful! It’s your duty as a member of this community, our international nationalist community, as ridiculous as that sounds, we’re one race all around the world, and remembering always to maintain that hope within yourself, authentically believe it yourself, that will inspire hope in others. And I think that’s the primary duty of all of us here!

[applause]

I really am a little bit rusty here, aren’t I, eh?

Earlier this year, I read a curious book*. And this will be on the subject of hope as well, I suppose. In this book was a concept called the “fitness effect”. And to explain it simply, what the fitness effect is, it’s very anthropological, meaning we understand that anthropology is the study of organisms and how they develop and evolve. The book is written by a man, David Kilcullen, who was an Australian soldier who I believe ended up working in counter espionage with the Americans, or perhaps counter-terrorism.

But the book, this particular part of the book is very interesting. It made me think of the quote, by Christ, “love your enemies”, because it made me begin to understand and appreciate that it’s good to have enemies and it’s good to have pressure put on you. The reason for that is because the right amount of pressure consistently causes an organism to grow stronger. Because it has to grow stronger to deal with the consistent stress.

Think about if you’re in the gym, lifting weights, right? If you’re putting yourself under that constant stress, then your muscles have to get stronger in order to deal with it. If you are under too much stress in any one period of time, you risk injuring yourself. If there’s no stress at all, that’s even worse, in my opinion, because you become stagnant or even get weaker.

But the fitness effects, especially when considering communities, political groups, is when you’re consistently under that pressure from an external source, from an enemy, you’re forced to adapt, you’re forced to get stronger, to learn new tactics and strategies, such as you know, Mark does putting together these conferences. He’s had problems in the past, and he’s had to develop new strategies to make sure the conferences still go ahead. This is an example of the fitness effect applied to a community group. Let’s put our hands together for Mark, by the way. He’s done a great job!

[applause]

So the whole point of the speech, I suppose, was to understand that hope is your duty, to be patient when speaking to other people, to use authenticity to inspire belief and hope in others.

And there’s not a lot more for me to say, really. I didn’t have much prepared, so I’m sorry if I’m disappointing you, but that’s it.

Thank you for inviting me to your beautiful country!

[long loud applause]

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[* The Dragons and the Snakes: How the Rest Learned to Fight the West 92019) by David Kilcullen. A counterintuitive examination into how, and what, opponents of the West have learned during the last quarter-century of conflict.]

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@MrVans
4 hours ago
quick, but straight to the point. great work blair!

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@PureNomad
4 hours ago
A jaw like an anvil :rofl: :joy: :rofl:

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Hitlers Ghost
4 hours ago
he’s a fine representative example of the White anglo male 👍

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renunciate
3 hours ago
As a white, Anglo, female…I concur. A fine example indeed.

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@MrRoboto
3 hours ago
Very well said. I appreciate the brevity and of a concise, authentic delivery.

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renunciate
4 hours ago
Good on you, Blair.

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Dawn Browning
4 hours ago
You’ve done us proud, Our Blair. Next time I see you out & about I’ll come and shake your hand again.

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@AryanObservations
3 hours ago
Hail victory. We adore you Australians. This time the world.

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@BMC1488
3 hours ago
Blair is indeed a proper Aryan Chad.

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renunciate
3 hours ago
It’s easier to win people over when you’re making them feel accepted, that they belong with us.

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