The first 2 commenters did not even listen to the show. They looked at the show picture and description and then decided they needed to comment. What a joke.
Keep on trucking guys. Decent show. You are drawing fire from "children". When their sick twisted inbred racist adults come at ya, then we can celebrate a bit.
Lugh, I like the information you bring to the table, but damn, spit it out and dont take up 5 minutes of air time to complete one thought. Your co-hosts couldve said the same thing in 15 seconds if they werent interrupted constantly.
And don't be so foolish as to entertain the idea that flying swastikas on our banner will do ANY good. The jews own the swastika now. They have ever since they plagurised the hebrew alphabet from the Aryan Egyptian hieroglyphs. Its the first letter of THEIR alphabet now, and they in fact regard it as YHVH in the cabala system. Not only do they own it physically in their alphabet but they own it metaphysically if you ponder on the amount of sympathy and control they acquire by simply flashing it across the TV screen or painting it on a synagogue.
First of all,Lugh is Canadian.So the banner and line that he takes on will not be able [by law] to express itself as it does in the States.Somewhere down the line a different strategy will apply to Canadians.That would include holocaust issues and I am assuming other issues associated with N.S.D.A.P. .
How we get so many Canadians identifying with the U.S. is beyond me.The fact that he is Canadian would leave Lugh outside the parameters of the implementation in the U.S. of what is being discussed anyway.So Lugh shouls sit back and listen more than always trying to guide the plan.
With the announcement of a National Manifesto the criteria for activism could change with Canadians having more restrictions on what could be said and what symbols that could be used.
These people still think Vikings wore Horned Helmets lol. Yep, the education continues.
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Great show, keep up the good work. The show is on YT: http://youtu.be/z1FTf6mEJbQ
ReplyDeleteThe first 2 commenters did not even listen to the show. They looked at the show picture and description and then decided they needed to comment. What a joke.
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ReplyDeleteKeep on trucking guys. Decent show. You are drawing fire from "children". When their sick twisted inbred racist adults come at ya, then we can celebrate a bit.
Lugh ! Chill !
ReplyDeleteLugh, I like the information you bring to the table, but damn, spit it out and dont take up 5 minutes of air time to complete one thought. Your co-hosts couldve said the same thing in 15 seconds if they werent interrupted constantly.
ReplyDeleteAnd don't be so foolish as to entertain the idea that flying swastikas on our banner will do ANY good. The jews own the swastika now. They have ever since they plagurised the hebrew alphabet from the Aryan Egyptian hieroglyphs. Its the first letter of THEIR alphabet now, and they in fact regard it as YHVH in the cabala system. Not only do they own it physically in their alphabet but they own it metaphysically if you ponder on the amount of sympathy and control they acquire by simply flashing it across the TV screen or painting it on a synagogue.
First of all,Lugh is Canadian.So the banner and line that he takes on will not be able [by law] to express itself as it does in the States.Somewhere down the line a different strategy will apply to Canadians.That would include holocaust issues and I am assuming other issues associated with N.S.D.A.P. .
ReplyDeleteHow we get so many Canadians identifying with the U.S. is beyond me.The fact that he is Canadian would leave Lugh outside the parameters of the implementation in the U.S. of what is being discussed anyway.So Lugh shouls sit back and listen more than always trying to guide the plan.
With the announcement of a National Manifesto the criteria for activism could change with Canadians having more restrictions on what could be said and what symbols that could be used.
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