Gabe: August 15, 2025
“Heavy physical work, the care of home and children, petty quarrels with neighbors, films, football, beer and above all, gambling filled up the horizon of their minds. To keep them [under] control was not difficult.”
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For some reason I was unable to “like” Gabe’s quote, but whoever he’s quoting, what’s not to like about it? It’s so true.
How can Whites possibly take advantage of alleged waning of Jewish power until they cease being distracted from seriously organizing to take charge of the preservation and destiny of their own race?
“Mark Dice, who is frankly anti-Semitic and has 1.9 million subscribers on YouTube, is also totally red pilled on race and the insuperable problems posed by a society that includes blacks.”
I’ve never heard of Mark Dice. Is he a latest new leader of the White race?
As a strict racial separatist I have to ask, what good is his being an anti-Semite and supposedly “red-pilled on race” if he does not state a clear goal of Whites physically separating not just from Jews but from all racially alien races?
Insuperable is a negative word meaning the problem is insurmountable, impossible to overcome. Balderdash!
Maybe Mark Dice actually does advocate racial separation? I won’t be subscribing to his YouTube channel to find out. Is YouTube still owned by those Google Jews? If so, do Mr. Dice’s 1.9 million subscribers realise that?
“YouTube Removes 17,000 Channels, 100,000 Videos, 500 Million Comments for ‘Hate Speech’” at nationalvanguard.org.
“Hate Speech” (read: criticism of Jews). Whenever the National Alliance would put videos on YouTube the Jew-owned platform would remove them. So we created our own video channel that we control, not (((they))).
THE GOOGLE-OWNED company calls the June update — in which YouTube said it would specifically prohibit videos that “glorify Nazi ideology” or deny “documented violent events” like the so-called Holocaust — a “fundamental shift in our policies” that resulted in the takedown of more than 100,000 individual videos during the second quarter of the year. The number of comments removed during the same period doubled to over 500 million, in part due to the new “hate speech policy”.
YouTube said that the 30,000 videos it had removed in the last month represented 3 percent of the views that knitting videos generated during the same period.
“We’ve been removing harmful content since YouTube started, but our investment in this work has accelerated in recent years,” the company wrote in a Sept. 3 blog post detailing its efforts to clean up its platform through the removal of videos that violate its standards.
YouTube, which has 2 billion monthly logged-in users, has come under fire in recent years for its struggle to keep up with the constant influx of new content that “promotes violence, hate speech or misinformation”. The company has taken steps to censor its platform and remove such content, relying on its machine learning technology to help detect videos that are in need of human review. In the blog post, YouTube said an update to its spam detection system during the second quarter led to a 50 percent increase in the number of channels that were terminated for violating its spam policies.
Together with Google, YouTube also has a team of over 10,000 people who focus on detecting, reviewing and removing videos that violate its policies…
