Curtis Yarvin

Businessman Stanley Levison.

I think Jones is also a communist.

Clarence is also a communist?

Well, you know, I don't know.

Of course, he's actually the CEO, right?

And, like, he's actually the CEO, right?

Yeah, but it was, you know, the thing is if you pull back to the bigger picture, basically even the term civil rights, so basically what you had was in the 30s with cases like, for example, the Scottsboro Boys, which was George Floyd in the 1930s, you know, you had this basically black nationalism and black liberation here.

Huge, huge cause of the Communist Party in the 20s and 30s.

If you look up the phrase of self-determination in the black belt, for example, that's a 1920s era communist slogan.

And they actually imagined having black SSRs in like Alabama, like Soviets, actually parts of the Soviet Union.

Because the Soviet Union was intended to be a world government, of course, right?

And it wasn't Russian.

It was started in Russia.

And not really by Russians either, right?

And so you have all of these things that are basically 20th century stories, which...

When you look at them with a 21st century historical view and you're trying to find the reality rather than the narrative, you basically see that the reality is like very, very different from the narrative.

It's like FDR being in a wheelchair.

So what Levison was doing was simply basically taking a Communist Party initiative from the 20s and 30s and laundering it as what we now call the Civil Rights Movement.

Right.

So completely just no question of this history.