Murdoch Murdoch, thank you for everything you've done, all your hard work and dedication to red pilling Whites worldwide. Your efforts have not been in vain. These videos and unwavering pro-white dialogue have already helped to awaken many hundreds of thousands of White Aryans of European stock, and will continue to do so until we are all united towards the eradication of zionist luciferian )ewish supremacy and their multiculturalist ideologies/diversity and take back our lands once and for all!
HH
But seriously, I know it’s crudely done but what else can penetrate the white mind at this point but such simple and crude things? The white mind is so wrecked. So confused and misdirected, perhaps something frankly as ridiculous the crude mouth for instance could , well, wake our brothers up?!?!
I’m not criticizing it’s beautiful.
The question “why won’t you do what you must?” Is so obvious, it’s appropriate it comes from a child a child can easily see the races must not mix. The child would almost tug at her father’s trousers and, looking up, say why won’t you get rid of these ….people?!?! Why are they here? They are not us!
It’s so easy for a child to see this, but not the sophisticated adult.
Really my favorite episode. Thanks whoever you are!
I don't think anyone noticed, but "Why won't you do what you must?" and "Would you die for it?" are references to MDE's World Peace. I've read every line of text in the uncensored cut of the show. Those words stuck with me.
It was an Adult Swim TV show that aired in 2016. It was cancelled because a Buzzfeed journalist (who would've guessed) named Joe Bernstein called it "Alt-right."
What's fascinating is that the cut of the show that aired on TV was apolitical for the most part. It contained cryptic words that didn't really mean anything (like the ones quoted in this episode). Bernstein called the messages "dog whistles." But even the crew who made the show said that they were mostly meaningless jokes.
Journalists accused the show of being "cryptofascist" with no proof. So /pol/ decided to give the show a shot. Eventually the uncensored cuts came out. And as it turns out, some of the content that was fully censored in the OG show was actually red-pilled.
It only came to light later that the show's creators were actually nationalists, but that wasn't the intent of the show. They just wanted to be entertaining. But in getting cancelled, the media unleashed a beast.
One of the show's creators, Sam Hyde, now has a career red-pilling way more people than he ever could've while playing it safe on TV. Ironic.
This is the first time I've seen someone try to create a context for their words that actually fits the description given to them by journalists.
HH
Ultra based
>nigger-lover
>communist
>the white race is doomed, YOU HAVE ALREADY LOST OY VEY
yep, we got one.
I’m not criticizing it’s beautiful.
The question “why won’t you do what you must?” Is so obvious, it’s appropriate it comes from a child a child can easily see the races must not mix. The child would almost tug at her father’s trousers and, looking up, say why won’t you get rid of these ….people?!?! Why are they here? They are not us!
It’s so easy for a child to see this, but not the sophisticated adult.
Really my favorite episode. Thanks whoever you are!
It was an Adult Swim TV show that aired in 2016. It was cancelled because a Buzzfeed journalist (who would've guessed) named Joe Bernstein called it "Alt-right."
What's fascinating is that the cut of the show that aired on TV was apolitical for the most part. It contained cryptic words that didn't really mean anything (like the ones quoted in this episode). Bernstein called the messages "dog whistles." But even the crew who made the show said that they were mostly meaningless jokes.
Journalists accused the show of being "cryptofascist" with no proof. So /pol/ decided to give the show a shot. Eventually the uncensored cuts came out. And as it turns out, some of the content that was fully censored in the OG show was actually red-pilled.
It only came to light later that the show's creators were actually nationalists, but that wasn't the intent of the show. They just wanted to be entertaining. But in getting cancelled, the media unleashed a beast.
One of the show's creators, Sam Hyde, now has a career red-pilling way more people than he ever could've while playing it safe on TV. Ironic.
This is the first time I've seen someone try to create a context for their words that actually fits the description given to them by journalists.