I Was Wrong – I Am Sorry

Summary

In this video, the speaker reflects on his decade-long journey in political advocacy, admitting a significant oversight: not emphasizing the importance of gaining institutional power sooner. He urges, especially young men, to enter political parties and ascend to positions of influence to effect change and safeguard European civilization. The speaker also acknowledges the progress made in metapolitical discourse but stresses that without power, this progress is insufficient. He encourages a disciplined, non-violent approach to infiltrate and reshape political institutions from within.

Takeaways

• 🕰️ The speaker reflects on the past decade, acknowledging personal growth and the evolution of societal discourse on topics like immigration and nationalism.
• 🌟 The speaker expresses pride in their past work, particularly in influencing the metapolitical landscape and changing public opinion on contentious issues.
• 🏛️ A significant regret is admitted: not emphasizing the importance of gaining positions of power within political institutions from the outset of the speaker's activism.
• 🗣️ The speaker calls for action, urging young men to engage in the political process by joining political parties to effect change from within.
• 🚫 The speaker dismisses the idea of escaping the struggle through personal achievements like wealth or physical strength, arguing that political power is the only safeguard.
• 🔥 A strong critique is made against the current power structures in the West, which the speaker views as hostile to European civilization and its values.
• 🛡️ The speaker advocates for a disciplined and strategic approach to politics, suggesting that patience and long-term planning are necessary for meaningful change.
• 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 The speaker argues against viewing having children as a political act, instead framing it as a personal and divine blessing that should not be politicized.
• 🌐 The speaker calls for a reimagining of institutions like the EU, suggesting that with the right people in power, these could be powerful tools for positive change.
• 🙏 The speaker concludes with a heartfelt thank you to their supporters, acknowledging the importance of community in their work and the ongoing struggle for a better future.

Q & A

What does the speaker consider his greatest regret in his work over the past decade?

The speaker's greatest regret is that he did not emphasize and encourage people to get into institutions of power and positions of power within political parties from the beginning of his work.

What does the speaker believe is the most important action to take for the preservation of European civilization?

The speaker believes that the most important action is to get 'our guys', those loyal to European civilization, into positions of power within political parties and institutions.

Why does the speaker feel it's crucial to enter the existing political framework rather than creating new parties?

The speaker feels it's crucial to enter the existing political framework because it allows for influencing and reshaping the existing parties from within, which he sees as a more effective strategy than creating new parties that may not gain the necessary influence or power.

What does the speaker suggest as an alternative to engaging in violent actions or protests?

The speaker suggests engaging in the political process, working within political parties, and striving for positions of power as an alternative to violent actions or protests.

How does the speaker view the role of having children in the context of political struggle?

The speaker views having children as a personal blessing and a non-political act. He emphasizes that while it's good to have children for personal reasons, it should not be seen as a political strategy or solution to societal issues.

What does the speaker think about the effectiveness of street protests in bringing about change?

The speaker thinks that street protests, while they can be a form of expression, are not effective in bringing about real change because they do not address the issue of lacking institutional power.

Why does the speaker believe that having a good physique or being a good fighter is not the solution to the current societal issues?

The speaker believes that physical strength or fighting skills are not the solution because the real fight is for control over institutions and the political landscape, which requires intellectual and strategic engagement rather than physical prowess.

What does the speaker see as the role of metapolitical work in the broader struggle?

The speaker sees metapolitical work as crucial for reshaping the moral framework and public discourse, but he emphasizes that it must be complemented by gaining positions of power within institutions to effect real change.

How does the speaker feel about his past recommendations and actions, and does he have any regrets?

While the speaker is proud of his past work and the impact he's had, he does express regret for not focusing more on the importance of gaining positions of power from the outset.

What does the speaker recommend for young men who are concerned about the future of European civilization?

The speaker recommends that young men should consider entering politics, working within existing parties, and striving for positions of power to influence policy and bring about change from within the system.