Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Sheepkitsheared podcast.
I'm your host, Austin Creed.
My friends, welcome back to the show.
I'm still in Bosnia at the moment.
You know what's interesting to me?
Well, I guess I tend to play in the Balkans, but I moved over to Bosnia.
It's interesting to be here.
I'll be honest with you guys.
I'll tell you a little bit about it if you've never been here.
Apparently, where I'm at was where World War I started, if you can believe it.
Apparently, Franz Fernand was assassinated here as well as most of the population is
Muslim, which is interesting.
And it goes to show that there's a giant crossroads right here.
And I think it really plays into our community because a lot of us, we have different ideas
on how to reach the same thing.
And a lot of ways, faith has a similar way of trying to reach the human heart and the
human soul.
And you might find it a little weird that I'm talking like this.
And you know what?
I don't blame you.
Not for a second, actually.
But the reason I bring this together is because we often find ourselves caught in our own
little bubbles of the world.
We have our own ideas, our own theories, and we often don't get exposed to people who are
very different than us.
We have different conversations.
I'm not talking about just the Norse you encounter in your life, who tell you the same
garbage all over and over again that you've rejected.
And that's a totally different existence.
I'm talking about being around people who are so much different than you, people who
live an entirely almost a parallel dimension than you.
We talk about the red pill, we talk about seeing the truth, especially when it comes
to relationships, when it comes to religion.
And I think it's interesting to walk down the street here and see women wearing these
jobs and have their husbands and their children walk behind them.
And you don't see that very much in America.
No, I'm not going to get on here and talk about, oh, whether it's right or whether it's
wrong, I'm not going to get the morality conversation.
I think it's just so beam to death.
It's not interesting.
But when I see people and I see Jews, I see Muslims, I see Christians all living in the
same place, having a mosque on one street corner, a synagogue down the street, and then
two blocks over to the Catholic cathedral, you can't help but ask yourself, how does
this work in the same way that how do we work our lives?
How do we make it through our lives surrounded by Norse and people who don't get it, who
are always consumed with the fact that they think they know it's right and that we're
just bitter and hurt or we don't know what we're talking about.
And I really think we need to have a conversation about what this city reminds me of, which
is the religious tapestry, the cultural significance, not only of America, but around the world.
Because we can often find ourselves at a crossroads, can't we?
Whether it's philosophical, whether it's religious, whether it's political, especially
in a political position like right now, I can't wait personally for the Joe Biden-Trump
debate.
What are they going to do is Trump going to walk out in a jumpsuit and wear handcuffs
when he comes to debate Biden.
I mean, it's on CNN, so you can already, I can already tell you right now, I know where
it's going to go, but my friends, when I see the level of brainwashing permeating the Western
world, it's interesting to come to the more of the Eastern side of things and see how
much different they live their lives in.
Everywhere I turn in the Western world, we have the feminists talking about how evil
men are, how men are the root of all problems, and if only those nasty men would go away,
women would feel safe, women would have better lives and all that, and then I come over here
to Eastern Europe and I find that men are treated largely before I've seen with respect.
They don't take shit from people.
And where are the feminists, huh?
Where are the feminists telling these throwbacks?
Oh, don't have your women in ninja costumes, don't have your women in these tents, where
are the feminists?
I don't see them anywhere around here.
I have yet to see one clipped hair, no, crypto-fascist woman.
I've yet to see one pride flag, I have yet to see any of these things, and my friends,
let me tell you something.
It shows.
All the brainwashing we are put through in the Western world, if you think that you
are living in what, what Intertake Coin is the matrix, but will we see as just an illusion,
a non-constant brainwashing of just, you got the bully of this, this is what's good
for you, this is what's going to help you in your life, you're not alone, not for one
second, and I go a step further and say that if you get out of the country, you go to somewhere
in Asia, or in the Middle East, or in Africa, and you see what life is like in these other
countries, you'll realize how much stuff is just saturating you with this, this garbage.
And when you get to a different place and you see the cultural differences, you see
the faith, you see the religious tapestry being painted of all these different people
trying to coexist, well at least seemingly anyway, you gain a new perspective, and this
perspective will help you build your life as a man, we talked about it a couple days
ago about what is a masculine mind, and I'm reminded of that conversation because when
it comes to the masculine mind, we need to build things, we need to root ourselves in
logic and reason, and a lot of the problem in our world today that I've only seen highlighted
in this city is that the emotions, the feelings, and the stuff that's metaphysical that goes
beyond our understanding is often what leads to the most problems in the world, especially
in the Balkans where it's so saturated with hatred, especially around religion, whether
it be the Catholics, the Orthodox, the Muslims, they all have such deep rooted despisement
for the other person, and it's so bizarre to me as an outsider, but the more I learn
about it, the more I'm like you know what, this tells the story of humanity, this tells
the story of us as men, we say wait a minute, I know what he has, so how could I take it,
well I don't like what he views as God, I don't like his ideas of politics, I don't
like what he's doing, I'm going to stop him, you might say often what does this have to
do, you're just rambling, what does it have to do with this show, what does it have to
do with relationships, what does this have to do with us as men trying to improve and
develop and grow ourselves into becoming the best version of ourselves, my friends it's
all tied in, what does it mean to have a masculine mind, we talked about it, it's building yourself
using logic and reason, self sacrifice, willing to go without, and my friends as I've gotten
to this crossroads of faith so to speak, this area that's so soaked in history and religious
controversy, it's so interesting to me to see how people make compromises conceivably
to make things work but then as soon as one group gets power, they immediately abuse the
other team, they immediately use that power to capitalize and harm the other side, and
I say to myself my god, we have to be aware of this, because that is what's happening
to us, you're a guy who is mingtao, whatever definition you want to use for that, I like
it, SMR's anabolic definition, shout out to him, I liked his definition, I liked the
conversation that he had with me and the comments and what he was talking about, I think it's
incredibly important for us as men to know the history of our ancestors, to understand
how we've gotten to the world we now live in and why, why we have to fight these battles
because other men didn't in plain English. Charles Darwin is famous for talking about
natural selection and how the strong do what they can and the weak suffer what they must,
and we as men we have to know this truth and unfortunately so many men today are brainwashed
with this putrid garbage that they are today, weakness is a virtue of some kind, that it's
a good thing to be a pacifist, it makes me sick that they teach these things to kids
whether it be in the church, whether it be in the classroom, whether it be on an entertainment
stage, it makes me absolutely so sick and makes me nauseous, frankly, because this is
what's leading us to have the world be created in an image that's not sustainable and we
have to be able to change this. My friends, I want to shoot gears here for a second because
I think it's very interesting to be surrounded by such different minds, cultures, opinions
and whatnot, especially in this city. You know what, I think I want to shift gears for
two seconds, I want to get political, can I get political? You know what, I'll do it
anyways, it's my show, y'all can, y'all can skip this part if you want, but I think it's
interesting to be, when I first got in the city, you know, it was interesting to see
the little microcosms of what you see in the United States being displayed for me when
I saw a lot of free Palestine stuff, I saw a lot of very frankly, a lot of anti-Semitic
stuff and it was interesting to me to see that despite the hatred, I wondered not only
is peace possible in Middle East, but is peace also possible when it comes to our own lives
and you might say, Austin, how could you, how could you jump from one thing which is
happening for the world to see to another that's really personal? Nice, and I think,
I don't think it's that hard to jump between the two, that's just how my mind works. Frankly,
I don't understand people who can stay on one simple thought the whole time and just
talk about that over and over and over again because to me it's exhausting. Instead, I
want to shift our attention to this question of how can we find peace, as peace possible,
both on a political stage and on a personal stage because it's not what we strive for.
Is that not what we want as men or more either Migtow, Red Pill or men who just turn their
backs on society because the society first turned its back on us. It said that we didn't
mean that we had to apply by its rules or we were not good men, we weren't good enough,
we were dusties, we were dirties, we weren't good enough. And so we said, we don't care
about your system, we're going to do what we want. I find it interesting that on the
political side of things, when it comes to Israel, I won't sound like Ben Shapiro talking
about Israel day and night, but what I will tell you is as someone who's of Jewish descent,
I find it interesting why the world is turning its back on Israel in the same way that the
world has turned its back on men in large areas of the world, especially in the West.
The young people in my generation of Gen Z and Gen Alpha and below me are so obsessed
with things that their grandfathers didn't worry about at all. They didn't stress about,
they didn't think it was important. Their grandfathers were strong and they realized
that it was only through strength that you then could produce peace, not through weakness
and begging the other person not to hurt you, or begging the other party to not interfere
with your fake sense of security. This is why I find it ironic and this is why I don't
get mad about the feminists, I know other people in the space that get furious over
feminists, I don't for one reason. Number one, the feminists are frauds, we all know
this. People like Hillary Clinton in my estimation, the squad in Congress, these people are a
bunch of sniveling cowards. And the reason I say this is all you gotta do is look back
at why is it they don't say a word about Islam, they don't say a word about the atrocities
happening in the Middle East, they don't say a word about the Philippines, they don't
say a word about anywhere besides us Western men. Now do I get mad at feminism at times?
Yeah of course, but largely I don't get mad at feminists because they're goofy, they're
uninformed, they're children with breasts and I don't listen to them. The same way
that I don't think you should listen to them. But getting back to this idea of religious
toleration and peace and whatnot, I find it very fascinating that when great minds come
together and ideas that are very different, but also have similar elements, like whether
it be religions like the three Abrahamic religions or even philosophies in this space, a lot
of people can get on that on little details instead of focusing on the bread, the core
elements, the meat and potatoes, they don't want to focus on the real issues, they want
to instead focus on the little technicalities, the small details that nobody particularly
cares about unless there's nothing else to care about. And my friends, I think it's important
that we really break this down and we have defining lines for ourselves as to do we want
to truly understand other people's opinions and grow as people or do we just want to define
ourselves and move on? Because it's a difference between living in ignorance and living in
peace. Peace is when you have the capacity to fight and you're stronger than the other
person and it is your strength that keeps the enemy at bay. But through pacifism is
usually the path that people think leads to peace when in fact it only leads to a disaster
that is inevitable. And my friends in our desire to separate ourselves from the society
that has turned its back on us, we should not make ourselves weak and ignore what is
happening outside of us. I say this as someone who has largely done that for most of my life
until I started to travel until I started to go to different places and meet different
people. And don't get me wrong, I'm not saying you need to agree with them because you're
probably not going to odds are what is going to happen is you're going to gain perspective.
Your viewpoints will be challenged. And as only then you can then say, Hey, maybe this
is right. Or maybe I was wrong and I need to adjust. That is how you build your own
philosophy. That is how you don't get the wolf pulled over your eyes because it's easy
to just choose a position and stand on it whether it's right or wrong and let your ignorance
be your own bliss. I don't subscribe to that. And I don't encourage you to do that whatsoever.
Part of the biblical bachelor lifestyle that I've carved out for myself and for people
who agree with me is this idea of understanding the world, understanding the importance of
building your own personal philosophy, grounding yourself in elements of religion that are
relevant, but you don't strive for this goal that you can achieve. You don't strive for
a moving target that you can never hit because that's that's all waste of your time. It's
a waste of my time, your time, and it is something that is a recipe for failure because you can
never achieve it. Instead, you can achieve a philosophy that is your own that you stand
by that is possible and it's very easily achieved if you're willing to put in the work. If you
want to just sit on your behind and want things to be easy, well, and go back and be blue
pill, you let the government tell you what to do, but religion tell you what to do, you
don't think for yourself. Only through thinking for yourself, can you actually become a man
and not just another robot.
In fact, AI has more personality than most people out here today as far as I'm concerned.
But my friends, being around here in Bosnia has enlightened my perspective as to how we
can see things differently using the same lens that we currently have. And hopefully,
this wasn't too all over the place for you. My mind is kind of all over the place, truth
and truth, and I hope it's not coming out too much on the show. But please let me know
what you thought. Let me know what other thoughts you want to add, because I truly think that
peace is valuable to us as men. And I also find it interesting that there's an underlying
peace to be found here, but I also sense there's much more potential devastation to also be
found. So my friends, please let me know what you think. Let me know if my parallels were
too crazy or if they think you if you think they were spot on. I'd love to hear about
it. My friends, you take care of yourselves. And I look forward to interacting with you
as the days, months and years go on. I'm out. Peace.