Joel Davis – Jewish Tyranny Growing Bolder as the Populist Right Continues to Falter – Jul 11, 2024 – Transcript – General Discussion

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[Joel Davis - Jewish Tyranny Growing Bolder as the Populist Right Continues to Falter - Jul 11, 2024 - Transcript]

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[In this livestream episode Aussie nationalists Joel Davis and Blair Cottrell discuss the following:

1. Blair's bodybuilding and pharmaceutical enhancements
2. The recent European elections. National Rally party in France received 40% of votes but lost
3. Other parties formed an alliance against National Rally
4. Freedom Party in Austria could potentially form government
5. Reform Party in Britain polled at 20% but received 14% of votes
6. Project 2025 plan by Heritage Foundation mentioned
7. Trump disavowed Project 2025
8. Speculation about Trump being influenced by Zionist money
9. Discussion of Trump becoming a typical politician
10. Young people seen as more radical due to online political opinions
11. Palestinian activist Hash Taya investigated for potential hate speech
12. Comparison to Blair's 2017 conviction for racial vilification
13. Blair explains details of his charge and legal battle
14. Discussion of Jewish lobby groups' influence on hate speech laws
15. Jewish Julia Seagal appointed as Australia's special envoy to combat antisemitism
16. Debate on supporting Israel while denying white identity
17. Analysis of Jewish community's navigation of tensions with various groups
18. Blair argues change is inevitable due to contradictions in "Jewish tyranny"
19. Discussion of when feminism went too far
20. Blair's view on women as instinctual beings
21. Conversation about Schopenhauer's philosophy
22. Schopenhauer's influence on various historical figures
23. Discussion of Otto Weininger's philosophy and suicide
24. Schopenhauer's impact on Hitler, Nietzsche, and Wagner
25. Weininger's view of life force as lower, earthly nature
26. Blair's disagreement with Weininger's worldview
27. Critique of feminism disconnecting women from racial duties and motherhood
28. Debate on traditional gender roles
29. Discussion of women's liberation through careers vs. motherhood
30. Blair's argument for the value of motherhood over careers
31. Debate on the meaning and purpose of life
32. Blair's view on achievement through motherhood vs. social media following

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[TRANSCRIPT - Words: 27713 - 2:38:36 mins]

Joel Davis: Yeah, so, I mean, on the show tonight, I wanted to talk about, because we had been talking about the lead up to the election in Britain, that obviously happened last weekend.
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We also have elections in France, which were interesting. Developments around American politics with Trump disavowing Project 2025. And I find all of this interesting not because of:
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"Oh, it's just like, interesting news!"
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Which it is, but also for the implications for populist Right-wing politics in general. I think there's something that we can take away from all of those experiences when thinking about Australian politics.
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So I wanted to get into a discussion of some of those subjects, but then also I wanted to get into a discussion around the jewish community and global jewry trying to advance an even more strict censorship regime. I think in particular, in response to the really negative response to recent actions by the Israeli state, around the world. Its popularity feels like it's at the lowest point that I can remember in my life, at least in the last, you know, 10, 15 years.
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Blair Cottrell: Would you say Israel was ever a truly popular nation state, though? It doesn't feel like there was any authentic support or popularity for Israel. It feels like they just threw a lot of money around and had a lot of influence.
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Joel Davis: No, I disagree. I think particularly in America, the Evangelical Christians, they loved it! They got trained to love Israel. And when Right-wingers, so you notice this with boomers. Boomers and Gen-X is like, that, are conservatives that vote for the Liberal Party. They watch Sky News, they listen to 2GB if they're in Sydney, or 3AW, or whatever it is down here in Melbourne, or that kind of Right-wing talk back radio, the legacy Right-wing media. Because all of that is ridiculously philo-semitic and pro-Israel in particular. And then particularly also if they go to church. Obviously, boomers, they're more likely to go to church and things like that. Like if they go to a kind of Evangelical Protestant church or something, then they've been bombarded with pro-Israel propaganda for decades by "trusted sources", the people that seem to be on their team, on Team Christian, on Team conservative, which they identify with politically.
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And so they see Israel as something that they should support as well:
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"It's the only democracy in the Middle East and judeo Christian values!"
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And also if they watch American conservative media, which a lot of Australians do, if they, you know, see things by Ben Shapiro or some other equivalent figure, it's the same thing.
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Blair Cottrell: Let me ask you.
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Joel Davis: Yeah.
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Blair Cottrell: Are there actually any shared values between the jews and the Christians? Or is Judeo-Christian just a psyop?
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Joel Davis: Judeo-Christian as a notion is a psyop. Because, I mean, if we look at Christian history, Christians and jews definitely did not see themselves as on the same team as getting along. We have Christians kicking jews out of their countries, out of their kingdoms, out of their cities, over and over again throughout European history. You know, you've got so many great artists and philosophers and theologians and, just high ranking members of the Church and so on, that were very critical of jews. And Catholics in general, I would say, on average, are more critical of jews, but you could say Protestants as well.
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Well, I mean, Martin Luther, the first Protestant, if you will, the last book that he wrote was called "On the Jews and Their Lies". And, it's a pretty anti-semitic book. [chuckling]
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So there's a long history of anti-jewish views that have been held by people across Christendom. I mean, jews did not have the same political rights as Christian Europeans until modernity. Like the liberation of the jews, was like a hot button political issue in the 18th and 19th century. The idea that:
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"Should we give jews equal rights to the rest of us? Hmm."
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It was actually, like, a contentious issue.
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And then, of course, we know what happened in the 20th century and so on.
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So ...