"The Coming Civil War with David Betz"

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  • Опубликовано: 17 апр 2025
  • In this episode of the Brussels Horizon Podcast, Professor David Betz discusses with ‪@ralph-schoellhammer‬ the alarming potential for civil war in Western societies, emphasizing that the primary threat is internal rather than external.
    He explores the role of elites, the impact of #multiculturalism and the significant expectation gaps that have emerged in contemporary #society .
    Betz argues that the current elite class is increasingly disconnected from the populace, leading to widespread discontent and the potential for civil unrest. He also highlights the historical context and educational shifts that have contributed to this situation, ultimately speculating on the future of societal stability in the #west . In this conversation, David Betz discusses the disillusionment with #democracy , the implications of managed democracy, and the potential for civil unrest in the West.
    He highlights the dangers of expectation gaps and the failure of traditional political control methods. Betz also examines the impact of external pressures, particularly in relation to the #ukraine conflict, and the growing possibility of civil war in various countries. He contrasts the situation in Central and Eastern Europe, which appears more stable, with the increasing instability in Western nations.
    The concept of 'feral cities' is introduced, describing urban areas that are poorly governed and facing significant social challenges.
    Finally, Betz raises the question of whether we have already passed a tipping point in societal stability.
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Комментарии • 330

  • @thanksleft
    @thanksleft День назад +62

    Im from the former Yugoslavia, Croatia specifically. The whole Brotherhood and Unity (that was the enforced ideology of the commu ist party) thing was real, and people believed it. Until they didn't, and that comes fast. It went from brotherhood and unity to tribal/ ethnic hatred at the snap of a finger. I was young, and that surprised me, people older and wiser weren't so surprised. In the Balkans ethnic identity was always rooted deeper than any imposed ideology anyways, so, in a sense, it was like a tiger caged but always waiting to come out. People live in a kind of illusion of permanency. They just imagine things never changing. All of Europe in July 28 1914 believed things would never change. Then came July 29. Get ready UK....

    • @alexdavis1541
      @alexdavis1541 23 часа назад +7

      Words worth reading

    • @ericjohnson9468
      @ericjohnson9468 22 часа назад +4

      🎯… BINGO❗️

    • @danielweatherman2252
      @danielweatherman2252 20 часов назад

      Mi6 and the Monday club had other ideas. If anyone wanted to go back to the Utashe Waffen SS battling Communist Partisans, they were already dead by the end of World War II.
      Men are soft and just need a job and some c*nt kept scarce by jewish economic collapse and docial collapse.
      IRA,Basque Seperatists, and others all proved these things could be settled like gentelman with car bombs.
      On Latin America, these are service sector economies, not marxist rebels in the countryside and shut down rapidly.
      The twin problems ate the poison of Zionism and Hinduvata Theocracies. My thieving Indian landlord and Jewish employers in central London were just the shadow of the Eastetn Mystery and the Talmud.

    • @joanmavima5423
      @joanmavima5423 19 часов назад +2

      Tito put on pause what existed in WWII. One of the most brutal killing grounds, and overlooked by the Western Allies.
      The stories coming out during the Bosnian Serbian conflict were horrific and stunning in the savagery.
      As an observer, I have noted that the inevitable CW in Western Europe will pose among the most problematic foreign policy conundrums for the US ( more than Ukraine).
      Woke ( supporting the non-natives ) VS. Traditionals supporting the European Indigenous.
      And will draw in forces supporting the recent “ Guests.”
      As did the conflict in the former Yugoslavia.

    • @jane8239
      @jane8239 18 часов назад

      Was it really brewing? Really? Or was it stoked? There is a lot I could unpack here, but I believe it was stoked, historical trauma is not much different in a group than a person. Hence how easily Ukraine was stoked. UK shouldn't prepare for this. I believe they need to take the bureaucracy back into National interest and do it fast.

  • @csk4j
    @csk4j День назад +29

    actually, I'm kind of encouraged that there is enough people disgusted with the Western system to do something about it rather than just succumb to a complete totalitarian future. so this is encouraging

  • @OrpheoTreshula
    @OrpheoTreshula День назад +20

    I was completely unaware of Professor David Betz. Agree or disagree, he knows his sources and adds very valuable reflection to this increasingly concerning issue.

  • @csk4j
    @csk4j День назад +24

    this is the best interview I have seen with Betts, so I thank you for the excellent format

    • @Globaldave1970
      @Globaldave1970 День назад +4

      Yes, he's getting better at them.

    • @blondie7341
      @blondie7341 12 минут назад

      I had noticed this too, but i also think its down to the quality of the interviewer and his questions. Ive watched of Betz's interviews and youre right, this is his best yet

  • @albert21able
    @albert21able День назад +13

    Some people have forgotten or are unaware of what europeans are capable of, especially in warfare.

    • @daniwyatt377
      @daniwyatt377 22 часа назад +7

      I somewhat agree with that statement. But unfortunately Europe has imported millions that are starting to outnumber the indigenous European population. What then? In the end … it’s a numbers game.

    • @jane8239
      @jane8239 18 часов назад +1

      Organisation is the key to a civilisation's success. Note how the targets will be displaced and essentially on the back foot. Quite a clever strategy when understanding what they could be capable of as a uniformed movement. An alternative concept is how it will be easier (for whoever is orchestrating this) to clean up the brute-forces later, than it would be to address a gritty populace.

  • @John-h7l9e
    @John-h7l9e День назад +63

    Unfortunately conflict now appears inevitable. We certainly do not have a political class of a calibre to avoid it.

    • @stulee999
      @stulee999 День назад +15

      We are about to go through Everything that northern Ireland went through for so many dacades. Only it will be a lot worse.

    • @sionnach.1374
      @sionnach.1374 День назад +10

      The traitor class would be a better descriptor

    • @julilab
      @julilab День назад +1

      Who is "we"? US / UK/ Switzerland...?

    • @jandavidson7093
      @jandavidson7093 День назад +6

      @@julilab All of them. All of Christendom.

    • @michael3484
      @michael3484 День назад +5

      @@julilab The West as a whole.

  • @csk4j
    @csk4j День назад +26

    I was a Christian missionary to Russia after the Wall came down and I found it interesting that the Russians were strictly Marxist educated. but then when I went on vacation in Europe, I found that ideologically the Europeans were really being taught almost the same ideology... It was a form of Marxism, and that helped me to realize exactly what was structuring American education as well, but veiled in different terms but still would produce what I would originally call the California and New York ideology which then spread to the rest of the nation capitals and then to the smaller school districts

    • @joanmavima5423
      @joanmavima5423 18 часов назад +3

      Oppressed vs Oppressor.
      Yes, it’s the mindset of many of the Millennials in the US.
      I had friends also in post -USSR Russia doing missionary work.
      And he, with his family, was former US military, a fighter pilot !
      Connecting with his Cold War adversaries !
      Best to you ~

  • @johnpounder1829
    @johnpounder1829 День назад +26

    Something clearly has to change from the current political paradigm. Unbridled (and politically encouraged) immigration has left the UK a powder keg of disenfranchisement.

    • @alexmay1754
      @alexmay1754 23 часа назад

      It will only be the PEOPLE that create this change. The Political class will do nothing.

    • @futures2247
      @futures2247 36 минут назад

      Austerity and the stratospheric inequality it and neoliberalism has produced is the issue.

  • @SpectateFromTheShadows
    @SpectateFromTheShadows 10 часов назад +2

    One of the best interview I've listened to about a potential civil war. Also looks great for 60. Crazy how much of a difference good hair makes

  • @Niko5black
    @Niko5black День назад +23

    Deportations of a certain group.

  • @csk4j
    @csk4j День назад +11

    One of the basic principles of democracy is that voting defuses anger and allows power to shift. but when the government circumvents that for power they don't realize what they are doing

    • @daniwyatt377
      @daniwyatt377 22 часа назад

      In America I don’t think the governments have cared. They want power and money and I am sorry if this sounds awful but look at the ages of most politicians. I am betting to some they’re thinking “I won’t be alive in 10 to 15 years” who cares what happens to this or any western country. Just my theory by the way.

    • @pincermovement72
      @pincermovement72 20 часов назад

      So does free speech and we have neither as white people in our ancestral homes.

    • @georgenelson8917
      @georgenelson8917 13 минут назад

      When Trump instigates a storming the Capital with a mob over losing a election.

  • @DanielVosburg
    @DanielVosburg День назад +26

    The death of the managerial class.

    • @lesb-fe2jf
      @lesb-fe2jf День назад +7

      hopefully in the literal sense.

    • @RoscoPColtrane17
      @RoscoPColtrane17 День назад

      @@lesb-fe2jfAs long as that includes the kayaks.

    • @ericjohnson9468
      @ericjohnson9468 23 часа назад +1

      I kind’a agree with you… at least more & more people seem to be becoming aware of, & alarmed by the situation…

  • @marcgrant2225
    @marcgrant2225 23 часа назад +7

    being born and raised in detroit, michigan, the poster city of rust, i was having this discussion 40 years ago.

  • @paulweeldreyer7457
    @paulweeldreyer7457 День назад +13

    I didn't hear the elderly dog. And letting him lay where he wants to is the right decision.

    • @tishie42
      @tishie42 День назад +1

      Hear, hear! 😊

  • @Northstar.131
    @Northstar.131 13 часов назад +4

    Best !!! Excellent Interveiw.

  • @magnustoth8506
    @magnustoth8506 День назад +15

    Even the few remaining WWII vets have been saying for years that Britain is in a sorry state, that's probably worse than anything Hitler would have done to it.

    • @ericjohnson9468
      @ericjohnson9468 22 часа назад +4

      As a ‘Yank’ who’s father served in ‘Patton’s 3rd Army’ originally billeted in Britain before ‘D-Day’, I am sure you are correct.
      It must be so disorienting to remember what they fought against, & are now surrounded by…
      Their sense of betrayal must be immense.

  • @bearsagainstevil
    @bearsagainstevil День назад +24

    The only thing that could avoid this would be remigration

    • @magnustoth8506
      @magnustoth8506 День назад

      Far easier to just jail those who openly call for remigration.

  • @Inspector-Chisholm
    @Inspector-Chisholm День назад +15

    Feral cities, London, Birmingham.

  • @karenrekk5085
    @karenrekk5085 День назад +11

    So very, very true. I have on a both intellectual and spiritual level known this for at least the last 15 years. It is very depressing. But the most depressing factor is how indoctrinated most people are. Thank you from Norway!

    • @jane8239
      @jane8239 18 часов назад +1

      Jeg synes at Norge vil har det fint. Ikke bekymre deg.

    • @lonzo61
      @lonzo61 16 часов назад

      In my experience, it seems that we all drink the Kool-Aid to some extent. Have you noticed that everybody thinks that they are the rational, intelligent, informed one, while everyone else is irrational and an idiot? Worse still, is that reality, expertise, and history is being turned on its head here in the US. Not having a framework and common recognition of what history is, what reality is, what science has discovered, along with shared values, means a nation probably cannot survive.
      BTW, I was in Norway in the fall of 1987, courtesy of the US military. (We trained with NATO forces.) I loved seeing the northern lights!

  • @R.EGrantham
    @R.EGrantham День назад +25

    I am beginning to realise civil war is inevatable. We have to redirect some of our thoughts to ask what this means, and in particular do we have the courage to stand up to our brainwashed liberal mindsets? Can realise that nothing is worth dying for if that response to government treachery and Islamic terror ends in civil war, unless it ends up with native British people restoring to at least to a 90% majority of the population? And can we be willing to accept and support a real far right masculine goverment that will have the guts to remigrate millions? 50% of schoolchildren in the UK are now non-European, a large number of them and their families have to go home. Ask the farmers and they will tell you that a dog born in a stable is not a horse. Citizenship handed out like sweets without the permission of the people are worth nothing and must be treated as such..

    • @joanmavima5423
      @joanmavima5423 18 часов назад +4

      You’re going to have to depose the King too

    • @davidpritchard604
      @davidpritchard604 18 часов назад +1

      @@joanmavima5423Charles III is definitely part of the problem. I strongly suspect that William is a woke non-Christian. Perhaps Edward of Edinburgh is the next most traditional successor.

    • @user-kd9pm4ti6r
      @user-kd9pm4ti6r 16 часов назад

      @@joanmavima5423 Am In...... Sounds Awesome, He The King Is Not For The White Working Class British People, So No Great Loss

    • @R.EGrantham
      @R.EGrantham 12 часов назад

      @@joanmavima5423 We have always replaced bad kings, it would be better if the royal family came into line but William is as bad or worse than Charles. However, if it comes to it if there is a royal anywhere in Britain or Europe who is given to nationaism and a blood and soil, family values conservative it could be considered.

    • @IanPritchard
      @IanPritchard 3 часа назад

      How many generations do we go back before we can call somebody British? How many people would need to be killed to ensure a 90% British population? Or, do you advocate forcing British women to have 8 or 10 children for the next four generations?
      Demographically, British people are on the decline we're just not reproducing.

  • @csk4j
    @csk4j День назад +19

    In America, I uniquely experienced this education change because I moved from a rural area to an urban one. my rural years I spent learning one set of traditional nationalistic values, and later the schools were international, atheistic, environmental, and anti-human. so I saw when I was 18 that this was creating two massive groups of people with opposing values who had no common ground and they are incompatible. so one side has to win and that is why I believe Mass migration was basically an attempt attempt to help collapse society and import an army they could use to fight for their side.

    • @ch1m1ch0nga
      @ch1m1ch0nga 20 часов назад

      We see you've picked your side and buy into the appropriate conspiracies. Check. Us "anti-human" staff officers with our teeming divisions of armed and angry immigrants are coming for you and yours, brother! BOO!
      Semper Fi

  • @Olivia-io9sb
    @Olivia-io9sb День назад +14

    Realistic and horribly alarming. More than 10 years ago I had experiences in Bristol and Birmingham, as well as London that caused me to question what was happening in England - discussing this with friends (and being somewhat concerned with my own conclusions) their response was that I was over-reacting. I now know I was (then) given an insight into things to come.

    • @barrycheetham6041
      @barrycheetham6041 16 часов назад

      😮😮😮😮😮😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😮😮😮😅😅😮😊

  • @farinshore8900
    @farinshore8900 День назад +14

    Thank you Gentlemen for an uplifting presentation. I appreciate the food for thought.

  • @marcgrant2225
    @marcgrant2225 День назад +6

    social capital is discussed in wendell berry’s book “the unsettling of america”. it is basically about the disintegration of the family farm that made up over 40% of the population and was what you have called a bridging capital. the monsantos of the world don’t have the same skin in the game of a country as the farming family had.

    • @joanmavima5423
      @joanmavima5423 17 часов назад

      True. Even many townspeople had a plot large enough for a milk cow, chickens & a vegetable garden.
      My dad grew up in Twin falls ID in the 20s and had all that.

  • @noblecreative5908
    @noblecreative5908 16 часов назад +4

    Did anyone else want to say hello to his dog?

  • @jimmyg9186
    @jimmyg9186 14 часов назад +2

    I used to worry there would be a civil war. Now I worry there won't be.

  • @geeboom
    @geeboom День назад +9

    6:08 That's why I feel the word failure as a description of this is something of a misnomer. It is in fact a huge accomplishment in social political terms. It took great effort, determination and skill for things to get this bad.
    I'm a fan of clever sarcasm.

    • @jandavidson7093
      @jandavidson7093 День назад +3

      The question is, it took a lot of effort, determination and skill by who? It helps to know your enemy.

    • @geeboom
      @geeboom День назад

      ​@jandavidson7093 by the ruling classes. The elite. By politicians, intellectuals and the woke.
      It was orchestrated by well intentioned people.
      The road to hell is paved with good intentions.

    • @geeboom
      @geeboom День назад

      ​@jandavidson7093our leaders The elite.

    • @tishie42
      @tishie42 День назад +2

      ​@jandavidson7093we aren't allowed to speak of the masters.

    • @jane8239
      @jane8239 18 часов назад

      ​@jandavidson7093we spend too much time trying to work it out. It's almost a trap in itself. The targets must instead accept and address the mechanisms they are using for subjucation.

  • @PilgrimMission
    @PilgrimMission 23 часа назад +8

    It's quite astonishing that the whole discussion is made without identifying the elephant in the room. Which are the two sides, and who are these ethnicities being mentioned? This is why Tommy Robinson is popular. He has the courage to speak clearly and not weave around in circles, hinting at the problem. Without identifying the problem clearly, how can a solution be found? Imagine if your mechanic spoke like that.

    • @whisper8742
      @whisper8742 23 часа назад +5

      Naming the hatters is basically illegal

    • @davidpritchard604
      @davidpritchard604 18 часов назад +2

      @@whisper8742Correct. Giving the problem a name would be a de-platforming act. We would then be deprived of this censored discussion.

    • @NineInchTyrone
      @NineInchTyrone 14 часов назад +1

      He likes his job. The truth gets you fired and perhaps imprisoned

    • @pacemaker9483
      @pacemaker9483 9 часов назад

      He identified Islamic forces being one of the sides in another video

    • @ERH-ph5gb
      @ERH-ph5gb 59 минут назад

      Is Mister Robinson not in prison?

  • @apex1113
    @apex1113 22 часа назад +7

    It happened as the result of who held narrative power at the end of WW2

  • @kenpownall3351
    @kenpownall3351 20 часов назад +4

    Southport was the tipping point.

  • @gregsmith9470
    @gregsmith9470 15 часов назад +3

    The sexual revolution wrecked us.

  • @tmaxyb
    @tmaxyb День назад +17

    A real delight. Two very clever people in conversation. Even when we can't put a finger on a thing often we can feel it. About twenty years ago I said to my father who served in the second world war that he had lived through the high water mark. I said things are going down and nothing will stop it now. I often wonder what he really thought about that.

    • @Pinkdam
      @Pinkdam День назад +2

      Some things are more important than feelings. One of them is this: however 'irregular' you consider it, no civil war can occur in a developed country with one of the most competent intelligence services in the world without serious levels of elite defection. Even the 'rogue barracks' incidents in places like Argentina typically only managed to gain concessions from government. And Betz will not even touch on that minimal level of elite splintering; he can say 'peasant revolt', but will not mention Florian Geyer.
      Now it does not require any wrongdoing on Betz's part to take pains to not go into this aspect of things - there are fairly obvious reasons why it's touchy territory for a public intellectual to dig into - but it's very important that the people watching *do* think about these things.
      What forces will be capable of anti-infrastructure activity, for instance? Well, we do have an example Betz has raised - that of Ulster. And we see, with groups like the PAF and MRF, along with tracing the routes that groups like the UVF took to arm themselves (often from armories whose guards were 'asleep' while they 'sneaked' in), that even this low-level stuff - and I cannot stress this enough - requires tacit if not active support from the security and intelligence services.
      I think it highly unlikely any such tacit acceptance, let alone support, will be forthcoming, but in any case the nature of this is such as to wholly shape the unfolding of the conflict that will follow it, and ignoring it brings one close to incoherence.

    • @shelleyscloud3651
      @shelleyscloud3651 День назад +1

      @@Pinkdam interesting, i need to look up some of your references. You do seem to echo the view that 'conflict' is coming none-the-less though? its just the shape of it you question?

    • @Pinkdam
      @Pinkdam День назад

      ​@@shelleyscloud3651 There is always some manner of conflict in any large society. But civil war is something which requires organisation. The security services are on the lookout for anything that even resembles organisation; and they can stop it if they don't like what they see. So without either splintering in the security/intelligence areas, or their deciding to let certain groups operate 'on a leash' - as they did in Ulster - there is not going to be any civil war.
      You are not even so much as engaging in counter-infrastructure manoeuvres without organisation - see the UVF (a fairly well-infiltrated group by military intelligence) and their operations against power plant in the Republic of Ireland. So really, the group to keep eyes on are not the generality of the population, but those in key sectors touching on security.
      If these have no appetite for conflict (and this could involve 'picking sides' or it could not, or something halfway in-between, as in Ulster), you can bet there won't be anything more than a few bins being knocked over like last summer. If they do - or if part of them does - things change significantly.

    • @Pinkdam
      @Pinkdam День назад

      @@shelleyscloud3651 There is always some manner of conflict in any large society. But civil war is something which requires organisation. The security services are on the lookout for anything that even resembles organisation; and they can stop it if they don't like what they see. So without either splintering in the security/intelligence areas, or their deciding to let certain groups operate 'on a leash' - as they did in Ulster - there is not going to be any civil war.

    • @Pinkdam
      @Pinkdam День назад

      @
      One is not even so much as engaging in anti-infrastructure manoeuvres without organisation - see the UVF (a fairly well-scouted group by military intelligence) and their operations against power plant in the Republic of Ireland. So really, the group to keep eyes on are not the generality of the population, but those in key sectors touching on security.

  • @vaughanlockett658
    @vaughanlockett658 23 часа назад +5

    Is it not ironic we could be seeing eastern European peace keeping forces in our UK enclaves.

    • @joanmavima5423
      @joanmavima5423 18 часов назад

      Depends on whether the sensible Eastern Europeans wish to risk their young people on the outcome of the foolish Western Europeans.

  • @LucienCanon
    @LucienCanon 3 часа назад +1

    They seem to have no cultural roots. They don't identity with their own people, as if they've been disconnected over an extended period of time - as in generations; perhaps the reason they believe rural people to be less intelligent. Having culture and roots does make us less intelligent in some senses, but much more intelligent and wise in other ways. Rural people have this in spades - especially farming families.

  • @SteveFraserVideo
    @SteveFraserVideo День назад +27

    Peasant revolts seldom work out too well for the peasants. Central authority usually makes token symbolic gestures before crushing the well meaning, disorganised and gulible peasants.

    • @JamesDelaney-z9z
      @JamesDelaney-z9z День назад +9

      True, but that only works when the central authority still possesses enough resources to facilitate those token gestures.

    • @tom-u8k6y
      @tom-u8k6y День назад +8

      The central authority in this case doesn't even have its own steel manufacturing any more

    • @alexdavis1541
      @alexdavis1541 День назад +9

      Never. There is only ever a "circulation of elites". Once that's understood one can start thinking rationally.
      This fact is neither a good nor bad thing. It's just "a thing.
      The peasants can still hope that the outcome of political turnover might be somehow in their favour

    • @advocate1563
      @advocate1563 День назад

      JamesDelaney those wgere the days wgere we were ethnically homogeneous. The civil war will be between ethnic groups. The elites will either have to pick a side or watch. Different dynamic - ethnicity not class

    • @AllisonWard-g6v
      @AllisonWard-g6v День назад +3

      ​@@alexdavis1541we can only hope that's correct. If it becomes crystal clear to all that there's no way out via voting in the next local and general election people are likely to look to other means. No one wants that

  • @stulee999
    @stulee999 День назад +14

    Yes 6 minutes 25 seconds. Yes I agree it's all by design 100% they've been planning this for a very very long time.

    • @stulee999
      @stulee999 День назад +2

      AGENDA 2030 AGENDA 2030 AGENDA 2030 AGENDA 2030 people must understand what this means otherwise they won't understand why this is happening and who was behind it.

    • @lesb-fe2jf
      @lesb-fe2jf День назад

      dont think so, logically they could crash the economy tomorrow and usher in their reset, but they're profiting off the status quo quite well still.

  • @csk4j
    @csk4j День назад +5

    I also remember the early days of the EU and feeling excited that Europe would become a new United States with one currency and was honestly shocked when I saw the EU turn quickly from an economic alliance into an entity that desired global control and a new world order that the leaders were happy to enforce with an iron fist while maintaining peaceful language... They simply used the Marxist of redefining terms like democracy, the people, and New World order. the democracy they were planning was democracy with a capital D like the Marxist where supposedly the people take over the government and they were the people and that assumes then that the new people will also have to form a government which is contradictory to the real definition of what they're stating

  • @ShSy-ni6zq
    @ShSy-ni6zq День назад +7

    Look at all those friggin books !

    • @davidpritchard604
      @davidpritchard604 18 часов назад

      Physical books are good. They cannot be censored by the latest incarnation of the globalist elite.

  • @perlefisker
    @perlefisker День назад +4

    13:11 This situation was what sparked the large revolutions in the late 1700, where the merchant class and intellectual class had grown massively to a point, where they wanted a bit of the cake. The coming civil war will be much more disorganized, due to the larger populations and multiple causes - and it will be fuelled by the working class, ignited by dissatisfaction with a ruling class disengaged in the working class, censorship, austerity and inequality.
    While the ruling class has no interest in a civil war, it has huge interest in setting up the working class against itself to distract it from attacking the ruling class - as it does now in fascist fashion, either by identity politics or immigration politics.

    • @mimeboss
      @mimeboss День назад

      i don't buy this whole "the elite wants the divisions" narrative because it's a facile analysis and implies the elite could have avoided the entire thing by just not creating these client groups. and it is fundamentally contrary to reality where they are quite clearly doing everything they can to function as a colonial government and prevent all possibility of conflict -- in hamfisted and poorly planned means that ultimately make it worse -- sure -- but this is only obvious because of modern technological circumstances which they are doing their utmost to crack down on.

    • @jane8239
      @jane8239 18 часов назад

      A revolution seldom ends well for the poor.

  • @Brakka86
    @Brakka86 День назад +13

    Why revolt when you can check out and refuse to play the game. We can check out en masse and allow the system to fail by itself.

    • @jane8239
      @jane8239 День назад +9

      @@Brakka86 sure, if they/you physically can leave. Pacifists tied to their location sound like they would still be in real danger of these scenarios.

  • @rebby11
    @rebby11 День назад +3

    Popular government IS a myth legitimizing the elite political class. We needed enough people talking over the Internet about their experiences between promises and results of this system to reach a consensus on the matter. Libertarians and Political Realism theoreticians have understood this for centuries; now the average educated adult has access to these ideas.

    • @jane8239
      @jane8239 18 часов назад

      And what a convenient time for a reduction of the awakening middle class (again) 😢

  • @csk4j
    @csk4j День назад +3

    of course in America we enthusiastically embraced the vision of NAFTA and were pleased to bring the rest of the world up to our living standards. when the real goal was for our wealthy elite to get richer and collapse labor costs in our country so they could consolidate wealth and power which obviously happened so that the only good jobs were on the coast or in small pockets of the large cities while the average home could no longer fix their roof or afford a vehicle and the government did not even provide public transportation to assist with the changes they were making like making car ownership unaffordable. so the elite did not compensate for some of these basic emergencies that would happen and cause major resentment. now in America many homes have to be multi-generational simply because people have to have cars and homes are too expensive to own by yourself unless you work in software, law, or higher medicine

  • @Alan-lv9rw
    @Alan-lv9rw 13 часов назад

    I’ve said for 10+ years a civil war in the U.S. was inescapable. But I’ve expected it to be 100 to 200 years away.

  • @LucienCanon
    @LucienCanon 3 часа назад

    Corruption of expectations. Exactly

  • @BongoMongo-fr5rf
    @BongoMongo-fr5rf 23 часа назад +2

    Great Interview!

  • @bv-zh6hy
    @bv-zh6hy 6 часов назад

    Extraordinary interview...

  • @jane8239
    @jane8239 День назад +8

    Those scenarios are terribly bleak for the unorganised and non-strategic in the face of mob violence. Fair to say the social contracts have clearly been broken. Just as the middle class is beginning to wake up to the goings on, will there be time to correct the course? Or should I say, will there be those with the appropriate stealth and strategy able to correctly assess the opportunity cost early enough to put everything on the line now to stop it?

    • @tom-u8k6y
      @tom-u8k6y День назад

      Sensible remigration is the only humane and peaceful response. If that doesn't happen I think the UK will be lost.
      There won't be a civil war.
      Also it's not the middle class it's the boomers who are perpetually living in post 1940s framing. And who have torn everything down so they can be as comfortable as possible from cradle to grave
      TBF tho boomers are most of the middle class because young people can get jobs afford homes cars or holidays.

    • @joanmavima5423
      @joanmavima5423 17 часов назад +2

      Very very few are making themselves available.
      TR was used as an example.
      History is replete with imprisoned opposition.

    • @jane8239
      @jane8239 16 часов назад

      @joanmavima5423 stealth is extremely important, martyrdom is self-defeating.

  • @13Muluc
    @13Muluc 18 часов назад +2

    He keeps using the term "post-national", which is a grotesque euphemism, implying historical inevitability, typical of totalitarian language and thought. "Anti-national" or "globalist" would be preferable terms.

    • @davidpritchard604
      @davidpritchard604 18 часов назад

      Using globalist repeatedly in a negative context might get the interview shadow banned or a strike against the host. The system does fight back and this platform is securely in the camp of the post nationalists.

  • @GerhardMes
    @GerhardMes 3 часа назад

    depressing, but brutally interesting. Thanks a lot and happy Easter.

  • @sunnylife7934
    @sunnylife7934 22 часа назад +4

    Minute 25:00 the host asks why the elites hate their own. I would suggest that the women’s movement played a role, competing for resources and portraying men in contemptuous ways to gain power over them. Privileged women taking the positions from upwardly mobile men from the working classes. Feminism creating stronger class divisions.

    • @jane8239
      @jane8239 18 часов назад

      I also wonder this. I think it goes back further. People can be feral and there is a lot to point to as their failings to give someone the higher ground. Also psychopathy runs in families, is a non-guaranteed genetic trait. Some Lords were very benevolent, but were essentially working as Doves among Hawks - the real battle. I think the explanation that they have changed their allegiance to a global stance (yet there are some that see the situation as invidious) is evident.

  • @marchess286
    @marchess286 23 часа назад +1

    Thank you

  • @JasperTees
    @JasperTees День назад +5

    My wife is British born Chinese, as is one of my best friends, and another is British Jamaican. All three are very much a part of this society and are inseparable other than how they look, but what terrifies me as that they too could be caught up in the possible overreaction that could come about from a pushback to enforced multiculturalism.
    And it’s all so avoidable.

    • @kingmortales8257
      @kingmortales8257 День назад +9

      The best way to avoid it would have been for them to have never been in the UK to begin with.

    • @alexmay1754
      @alexmay1754 23 часа назад

      If they fight on the side of returning to British and European traditionalism they will be fine. You need to start thinking on what is going to happen to White British people when they become the MINORITY everywhere in their own ancestral homeland.

    • @davidpritchard604
      @davidpritchard604 18 часов назад

      This is the problem with mass migration, assimilability is not a consideration. East Asians assimilate well in Western societies because of basic shared principals. Other foreign cultures are nothing but a burden upon the host country and an injustice toward the native ethnicity.

    • @JasperTees
      @JasperTees 7 часов назад

      I disagree. Although the numbers should have been kept much, much lower (like they would have been back then) and assimilation was expected and not just a choice.
      Also, I think it’s bonkers that all cultures are essentially considered equal, when it’s obviously not the case.
      Some cultures will simply not mix well.

  • @joanmavima5423
    @joanmavima5423 13 часов назад

    Reflections on the Revolution in Europe: Immigration, Islam and the West
    by Christopher Caldwell
    July 2010
    Known for a long time.
    Also “ Gates of Vienna “, a blog covering these subjects dating back to the same time.
    Counter-Jihad Conferences held in Copenhagen.
    Many of us have been following this subject for nearly two decades.

  • @jane8239
    @jane8239 День назад +4

    With the UK for an example. Do you think there is any major power that would interfere if there was a coup and the bureaucracy was reclaimed in the National interest?

    • @TheFragilityOfIdeas
      @TheFragilityOfIdeas День назад +5

      I think it depends on where the UK armed forces stood. If they are on side and commit a military coup, I can’t see another country getting involved. In fact, I wonder why Betz never mentions the prospect of a military coup. Perhaps it’s something one can’t in his position, raise as a possible outcome.

    • @jane8239
      @jane8239 День назад +1

      @TheFragilityOfIdeas I was thinking that a military coup would be frowned upon, but that's just an old-world-view lense I needed to shake and I do see your point. Likely targeted groups may find that hard to pin their hopes on though. If instead the military stood neutral or simply took orders from a new bureaucracy to prevent the police from acting. Who do you suspect would be likely to interfere? Neighbours are likely to be tied up in their own situation and scrambling to stop the domino effect.

    • @TheFragilityOfIdeas
      @TheFragilityOfIdeas День назад +2

      @@jane8239 I think it the military remained neutral, that would defacto make that in opposition to the state apparatus, which they are part of. All bets are off then. Let’s imagine though that they are ‘neutral’, then should another military power enter the fray, they will surely be activated. That’s pretty moot though as I can’t see the military standing down unless the scuffles are just on and off skirmishes like the Latin American style dirty war that Betz has mentioned before. I would like to think that the US would come to the aid of the British people, and they even have military bases on UK soil, so it could be a US military puppet government installed until things are sorted out. That would mean a 51st state type scenario and if we aren’t vassals currently, we will be. That, though a historical humiliation, would be preferable and ‘save’ Britain from itself, at least. Now we are starting to get into the fantasy realm though, so to bring it back down to earth, check out this recent video about a secret military coup committed in the UK last century.
      ruclips.net/video/AmKIa9dWI8E/видео.htmlsi=qjP2-9UdF2MI1sLV

    • @Anglophobiaisevil
      @Anglophobiaisevil День назад +2

      Most Americans i talk to belive the UK is a islamic nation currently under occupation by Brussel's stoodes and the bank of London. I think Americans would tend to lean twords supporting the native population and whatever they decide organically which is easy to tell because all opposite forces seem to be in a replacing agenda

    • @jane8239
      @jane8239 День назад

      @@TheFragilityOfIdeas thanks for humouring the idea. Sadly I don't think anyone is coming to save the UK from this tragic trajectory.

  • @marcgrant2225
    @marcgrant2225 День назад +1

    post national and elite. yes and yes. i have thought of the media as power allowed on the one hand and of the of the elite as they themselves identify.

  • @blondie7341
    @blondie7341 15 минут назад

    My son is about to hit 16 but i have been teaching him and preparing him for what is and has been happening. Some of his friends are "awake" but only in so far as theyve naturally been reacting to the trans and LGBTQI+++ stuff happening in their schools. However the majority of them are like we might have been when we were teenagers (im 52 and hit my teens in 1986) but i only started becoming "aware" because my dad started warning me about i.sl.am when i was 15. Everyone needs to be preparing their children in an age appropriate way for the futire they'll find themselves in, because without our kids there is no future for us English 😢

  • @boredmictrucking
    @boredmictrucking День назад +1

    So... basically the society from the hunger games.
    But without the actual games part is where we are heading.

    • @DukeofTxtspeak
      @DukeofTxtspeak 18 часов назад

      Based on what Betz says, we'd be skipping straight to the end of the 75th games where district 13 fought to cut the Capitol off from all the other districts from where it extracts its resources. Cut off and isolated, the Capitol turns into a clusterfuck.

  • @johnphamlore8073
    @johnphamlore8073 День назад +2

    The end goal has now been openly stated in Technology Review, Ethically sourced “spare” human bodies could revolutionize medicine: "These challenges stem in large part from a common root cause: a severe shortage of ethically sourced human bodies." Whatever will happen in AI or robotics will happen with nothing to check it regulatory-wise. The same cannot be said for the data that will be required to achieve the human immortality project, or at least an advance in lifespan that will outpace aging. Note the key phrase "ethically sourced human bodies". What is striking is that in a world that for decades has had billions of desperate people willing to sell themselves into any form of servitude, there is no framework at all for medical experimentation on humans to move the needle for lifespan, no experimental bandwidth. It is almost as if the planet instinctively recognizes such research will in the end only benefit a few hundred at most billionaires. "Ethically sourced" means the data has to be acquired from developed nations, preferably, Western, and from subpopulations whose genetics are roughly similar to those of the billionaire elites. Yes, there actually is now a reason for the elites to push for a collapse of societal structures, once the hoped-for AI and robotics advances enable the complete replacement of all ordinary labor, whether physical or mental.

    • @jane8239
      @jane8239 День назад

      @@johnphamlore8073 that just blew my mind, sounds like an epic plot. But wouldn't they want a controlled situation if that was the case, I mean what if the most precious organs/specimens got destroyed in the chaos? Also, many billionaire elites aren't European.

    • @Anglophobiaisevil
      @Anglophobiaisevil День назад

      ​@@jane8239nearly all the real ones are of proto european or semitic decent, a handful of asians do exist though china is its own thing. There are no african trillionaires. Yes i said trillionaires. All top richest pll in the word lists are pretend richest in the world, they are the still taxed richest but are dwarfed by people like Putin, the waldin/rothchild/Rockefellers/house saud and so on.

    • @stulee999
      @stulee999 День назад

      The centralisation of literally everything, and the very very end goal is depopulation.

    • @stulee999
      @stulee999 День назад

      ​@@jane8239if there's a total brake down of society it will give them the excuse they need to bring in martial law and total societal control.

    • @alan2102X
      @alan2102X День назад +1

      Did you read the tech review article? They are talking about growing "bodyoids" without nervous systems as source of organs and tissues for regenerative med. They are not talking about harvesting whole living human bodies with nervous systems, i.e. "real people".

  • @futures2247
    @futures2247 38 минут назад

    The problem is austerity and inequality and the pitting of working class against working class. As usual.

  • @Globaldave1970
    @Globaldave1970 День назад +2

    Matthew Goodwin - Value, Voice and Virtue. Peter Turchin - End Tmes.

  • @elenagavrilov5397
    @elenagavrilov5397 12 часов назад

    My question is this: will the people hurt each other, or will they reach the elite that caused all that?

    • @pacemaker9483
      @pacemaker9483 9 часов назад

      The elite is the hand shaking the ant jar and the ants inside might tear into the managerial ants

  • @randyking476
    @randyking476 День назад +2

    Ya riiiight, you guys are going to rise up and shake your little fist, then go back to sleep.
    I will believe it when I see it.

  • @Brzuszek12
    @Brzuszek12 23 часа назад +1

    Very good interview. You should have kept it going though

  • @manefedu8374
    @manefedu8374 День назад

    Woyzeck, Georg Büchner " has he eaten his peas" -> today "have you had your injection" ... it is called absolutism.
    Instead of peas, insects (containing chitin) hidden in usual products...

  • @erinaltstadt4234
    @erinaltstadt4234 День назад

    I’m curious as to why the education system would want to destroy prepolitical loyalties

  • @Truthurts-s9t
    @Truthurts-s9t 10 часов назад

    The tipping point has been initiated by Southport and the G gangs.

  • @brendanjdarcy1
    @brendanjdarcy1 12 часов назад

    Is Australia immune from this ?

    • @pincermovement72
      @pincermovement72 12 часов назад +2

      No , it is like Canada becoming India.

    • @brendanjdarcy1
      @brendanjdarcy1 12 часов назад

      @@pincermovement72we don’t have ghettos like England where police negotiate access

    • @pacemaker9483
      @pacemaker9483 9 часов назад +1

      @@brendanjdarcy1 Yet

    • @LucienCanon
      @LucienCanon 3 часа назад +1

      No. We are screwed

    • @LucienCanon
      @LucienCanon 3 часа назад

      ​@@brendanjdarcy1yes we do.

  • @adcaptandumvulgus4252
    @adcaptandumvulgus4252 22 часа назад

    So most of the people who don't have strong national ties or kind of like neo mercantilists?

  • @jennetal.984
    @jennetal.984 3 часа назад

    Is this professor based?

  • @roymaitland6345
    @roymaitland6345 23 часа назад

    Make all Government Employees and Contracts paid in Bitcoin. Stop the Corruption.🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👍👍👍🇨🇦❤️☮️

  • @Vlad-fs3gf
    @Vlad-fs3gf 23 часа назад

    He ended rather briefly. No surprise there 😢

  • @foumar5217
    @foumar5217 День назад +2

    Horrible stuttering, damn it man

    • @sirvivor7835
      @sirvivor7835 19 часов назад

      It maybe because he's scared of being arrested for 'h8 speech'

    • @nicola6941
      @nicola6941 10 часов назад +1

      He's not a BBC presenter, he's a professor of War. Perhaps you would rather listen to the likes of Huw Edwards.

  • @jezzamobile
    @jezzamobile 21 час назад +1

    "Nation against nation, kingdom against kingdom.." (Jesus on signs of the end times)

  • @NaomiRebel
    @NaomiRebel День назад +4

    David Betz is going to fight himself?

    • @Globaldave1970
      @Globaldave1970 День назад +2

      LOL, why should he? He is Canadian.

    • @NaomiRebel
      @NaomiRebel День назад

      @@Globaldave1970 Apparently there's a David Betz civil war coming.

    • @stulee999
      @stulee999 День назад

      It wont be that kind of civil war, it will be exactly what North Ireland went through for so many dacades. Only it was be much much worse.

    • @davidpritchard604
      @davidpritchard604 17 часов назад

      @@Globaldave1970That explains the ambiguity. He comes from a country that loves to hate itself.

    • @pacemaker9483
      @pacemaker9483 9 часов назад

      He said in some other video that he's a late middle-aged man so he's probably incapable of doing anything about it

  • @engagelincoln7293
    @engagelincoln7293 3 часа назад

    The idea that Birmingham has “no go zones” or a “third world” health care system is frankly laughably disingenuous. This guy is a liar.
    Similarly, has the host any idea of how to interview a person? I counted the number of challenges he put to his guest. Which was zero.

    • @ERH-ph5gb
      @ERH-ph5gb 28 минут назад

      Is that so? Are you from Birmingham?

  • @simonsimon662
    @simonsimon662 23 часа назад

    The vikings are coming

    • @joanmavima5423
      @joanmavima5423 16 часов назад

      The Vikings have their own problems in Sweden.😂

  • @NineInchTyrone
    @NineInchTyrone 14 часов назад

    But the ENGLISH have no weapons

  • @markdelbrooke-jones9947
    @markdelbrooke-jones9947 День назад

    A simple Marxist analysis would hsve done the same job in a fraction of the time.
    Nevertheless, good discussion.

    • @mimeboss
      @mimeboss День назад

      traditional marxism would agree for sure but it would hardly go into the more granular mechanisms from a military science perspective. sometimes you have to do more than broadly say "this outcome can happen."

    • @lestermason2687
      @lestermason2687 День назад

      Marxism may explicate but also intensifies factionalism.

    • @mimeboss
      @mimeboss День назад

      @@lestermason2687 hmm, I don't think it would make it any worse really. I'm not a marxist but this is fundamentally an elites vs working class topic. i don't know how pointing that out would make it worse, I'm sure all the players involved know this already.

  • @foreaces4651
    @foreaces4651 21 час назад +1

    Your guest needs to correct his speech by stopping his constant "ah's." It's extremely annoying and makes him appear less intelligent.

    • @DukeofTxtspeak
      @DukeofTxtspeak 18 часов назад

      Professor David Betz of Kings college London needs to correct his stutter*

    • @nicola6941
      @nicola6941 10 часов назад

      How's your Dutch?

  • @awuma
    @awuma День назад

    Betz ignores the fact that power always fills a vacuum, and that before things get out of hand, in a developed society somebody takes charge, with a monopoly of force. British and Swedish cities are not Mogadishu or Port au Prince, awash with AK-47s and pickup trucks in the hands of numerous militias or gangs, with no legitimate central government. The police and army still exist as unified forces and can crush any opposition when a state of emergency is declared. In the US, only one of the two civilian parties is armed, and is likely to command the support of the rank and file of the armed forces, so an open war is most unlikely when one side has all the force it needs if things get to that point. Only when the state loses its monopoly, or at least primacy, of force, can anarchy take over, producing a failed state, or a civil war if one or more forces sees the potential of total victory. At this point, Western countries are not in any danger of that. Rule-of-law democracies are slow to react until a crisis bursts upon them, but then they react with deadly ruthlessness, niceties be damned (to which the inhabitants of Hamburg, Dresden, Hiroshima, Nagasaki and Gaza can attest).

    • @DukeofTxtspeak
      @DukeofTxtspeak 18 часов назад +3

      I think that _you_ underestimate how weak the police is in the UK.
      This is disguised well by the fact that at the moment the ethnic English are extremely compliant and un-criminally minded, but as he pointed out, the 2011 riots utterly overwhelmed the police.
      Sure. Any organised attempt to overthrow them will probably be crushed due to lack of numbers, but what about a disorganised attempt?
      As Betz suggests, an insurgent group seeking power only needs to cut off cities from the resources they depend on (food, electricity, gas, petrol) to make life there unliveable. Once that happens, the ordinary people will protest, riot, or simply freak out generally not knowing what else to do. How will the police control that?

    • @davidpritchard604
      @davidpritchard604 17 часов назад

      Despite the fact that one side of the conflict would be a clear winner in the US, literally grinding the other into dirt, that side continues to provoke without a thought to the consequences of their endless provocations and antagonism.

    • @ERH-ph5gb
      @ERH-ph5gb 24 минуты назад

      Hm. What about the scenes from all the US cities where zombies walk the streets and tent cities arise? What is the army doing? Where is the force you speak about?

  • @JaceFalcon
    @JaceFalcon День назад

    Hyperbole

  • @rikileighandrews7532
    @rikileighandrews7532 День назад

    This wordy academic with an inflated opinion of himself should stop trying to encourage unrest in the UK! We in the UK can resolve our differences via other means.

    • @Globaldave1970
      @Globaldave1970 День назад +2

      Thats an opinion. Someone said that to me on X last night. I dont agree with it, but its an opinion.

    • @DukeofTxtspeak
      @DukeofTxtspeak 18 часов назад

      Again, don't listen to the government bot.
      Use your brain, don't let them switch it off, as it were.

    • @davidpritchard604
      @davidpritchard604 17 часов назад

      You mean disregard the wishes of the vast majority for the preferences of the globalists? That is simply put progressive authoritarianism.

  • @nocturnesdreamscapes
    @nocturnesdreamscapes 22 часа назад

    This guy is spouting right wing nonsense.

    • @hoplite-bv6rn
      @hoplite-bv6rn 22 часа назад +4

      he doesn't want war.

    • @mikemines2931
      @mikemines2931 21 час назад +8

      Go back to sleep.

    • @DukeofTxtspeak
      @DukeofTxtspeak 18 часов назад +2

      Don't listen to the government bot. It just wants you to not listen so you don't think.

  • @caracoidwren944
    @caracoidwren944 День назад +1

    Glad the host asked about Eastern Europe. Good job, host! Usually they miss some key points, but he nailed that one.
    As far as civil war goes, one major question I would like to have answered is, who do so many of these conflicts result in civil war when a seemingly easy way to preempt them would be to divide the country along ideological lines. Surely as countries begin seriously to move in that direction, one would think it would become abundantly apparent people would opt for a plan for separation rather than have to confront a shooting war. I've long argued that separation is needed before a civil war breaks out and at first I thought, due to Western countries being so far removed from violence for so long and its history as a civilized people that the shock of even a possibility of civil war would trigger calls for separation. Now I'm less certain of that since few people seem to be talking about it and many more speak of war. Current examples of people calling for separation have resulted in them being labeled as kooks even with so many outwardly worried about open warfare. Can anybody explain this?

    • @DukeofTxtspeak
      @DukeofTxtspeak 18 часов назад

      A few reasons.
      1) Since the second world war there has been a general consensus that national borders should be preserved for their own sake.
      2) There may not be a geographical fault line along which a border can be drawn. Think of Rwanda, could you draw a line in Rwanda to seperate the Tutsis and Hutus? No lol, they lived in the same villages, in the same towns, in the same cities. This isn't the USA in 1861 where you can just go "Well people below the line like slavery and people north of it don't so we just turn the line into a border"
      3) People are often deluded enough to think they can smooth things over until it's far too late. To choose separation is to say that the issue is irreconcilable, which many are unwilling to do and would rather keep trying to patch things up until violence simply errupts and it can't be stopped. In the words of Colonel John Sheppard: "I've seen fighter pilots like this, lost my friends in combat. They couldn't accept it, kept trying to fix their plane, RIGHT UNTIL IT HIT THE GROUND!!" You are suggesting people hit the eject button, but people still think they can save the plane.
      Sure, in some instances this can work, but mostly it just won't

    • @caracoidwren944
      @caracoidwren944 16 часов назад

      @DukeofTxtspeak I totally agree with your three points. It's a shame that it's not talked about more so people could see there are solutions that exists for things like geographically intermixed countries, as you mentioned. One solution that sounds pretty good would be for people who aren't ready to move merely to declare their intended side. They could then have a large window of time--years or decades--to make that move, if not an indefinite window. In the meantime they would just be treated like legal aliens within the country they are currently residing: following their laws, paying their taxes but not being able to vote. Perhaps only retirement plans would be paid to the country of intended citizenship. This would allow people to move in their own time.

    • @pincermovement72
      @pincermovement72 12 часов назад

      I’m English so why should I give up part of my ancestral home to people that can return home , who I never wanted or asked to come here ?

    • @caracoidwren944
      @caracoidwren944 11 часов назад

      @ Unfortunately, your ancestral home has ancestors that are ready to sell you and its people down the river. And it's probably about half the population. Real fast: These are people who probably don't have the capacity to even understand the tenets of the enlightenment. Their brains just aren't designed for it. At some point humanity hit a cross roads with only half the population capable of objective thought and primarily rational thinking. It enabled the enlightenment, which was where we were before now. Something about male chemistry sparks the modification more readily than in women. When women started voting independently of their husbands, that's when everything broke down.

    • @caracoidwren944
      @caracoidwren944 11 часов назад

      Unfortunately, your ancestral home has ancestors that are ready to sell you and its people down the river. And it's probably about half the population. Real fast: These are people who probably don't have the capacity to even understand the tenets of the enlightenment. Their brains just aren't designed for it. At some point humanity hit a cross roads with only half the population capable of objective thought and primarily rational thinking. It enabled the enlightenment, which was where we were before now. Something about male chemistry sparks the modification more readily than in women. When women started voting independently of their husbands, that's when everything broke down.

  • @billorights1596
    @billorights1596 19 часов назад

    This guy is high on his own farts