Rudyard, how are you doing, brother?

I can't complain. How about you? I am doing all right. Well, I know the Timcast audience you've obviously been on the show, you're regular, I would say, in many ways. But for the people who don't know who you are, which is an infentestinely small portion of the population, your lore precede you, legend, legend. But can you give people a quick intro who you are, what you do?

I'm Rudyard Lynch. I'm 24 years old. I run a YouTube channel called Woodafalt Test in History

102, which looks at the patterns in the past to predict the future. Thank you so much for having me on,

as always. Of course, of course. Well, I wanted to bring you on in twofold.

I want your reaction to two things. A, your reaction to the Bondi Beach shooting in Australia,

what that says about Western society at large, sort of how these immigration policies have

affected us. And also I wanted to get your reaction to multiple Republican congressmen coming

out in the last few days saying like, look, not only do we need to introduce a Muslim travel

ban, but we need to sort of amplify and ramp up our remigration efforts.

So to start with the first one, Australia is interesting because it's really emblematic that the issues with Western civilization are more so psychological and spiritual than they are genuinely political.

Because Australia should not be a country that is facing threats from external immigration.

It should be the country on

earth, them in New Zealand, which are singularly most immune to foreign threats. That's why

Mad Max is set there, because it's understood that if there's a nuclear war, Australia will be the

last place human survive. And oftentimes, Australians aren't even bringing in immigrants from

Indonesia or China countries where I would not support immigration from there, but it would

be rational. They're hardworking. They assimilate easier than Muslims do. But when you're bringing

in immigrants from Pakistan or the Middle East or whatever,

that just signifies that in a country like Australia or New Zealand, you just have a

civilizational death wish. And I think that's a layer that goes under said these days. And I often find that in the Anglo-Diaspora countries

besides America, wokeness is significantly worse than America. In Australia, they don't really have

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