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MATTHEW HEIMBACH: You're never going to get anywhere in
America waving a swastika banner.
That's just a simple fact.
JONATHAN MUNSHAW: Matt explained to us that they
wanted to start patrolling campus to try to protect
against crime.
Because Matt was convinced that there was black on white
crime occurring in Towson.
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: I've been spit on.
So that was fun.
Everyone can acknowledge the fact that there is definitely,
especially black male, crime problem.
We think all crime is a problem.
But over 90% of all the cases that we
found were black males.
-Simply indicating that there is an issue, or complaining
about there being an issue is not going to induce progress.
Action will.
JOHN T. BULLOCK: The concept of a White Student Union
really makes some people laugh at Towson.
Because most of the students here are white.
IGNACIO EVANS: How do you feel about a racial war?
Because that's what this looks like.
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: Demanding equality for white people on
campus apparently isn't very popular.
-He's ignorant.
And all he wants is attention.
And he does it to get attention.
And he's winning.
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: I'd just like to pray to the Lord that
we are successful tonight in finding no crime, that there's
peace upon Towson and her community, that all of its
members are safe, and that united we'll be able to awake
to a new dawn of righteousness and of justice.
Lord, in your name we pray.
Amen.
Look, you white piece of trash.
I want you to watch your fucking back.
Because you're going to be dead before April 25th.
I promise you.
Hey asshole.
Fuck you.
Why don't you hitch up the wagon and head back to 1865?
I have got 50 of these hate messages.
So I can do this all day.
And that's just on my Facebook.
There is something very special about
the European people.
It doesn't make us better than anyone else.
But our culture and customs are unique.
And all of that together is what creates Identitarianism.
It isn't just being white.
Because there's plenty of communists who are white.
So Identitarianism is a positive ideology.
We're working towards a concrete goal.
And we have clear principles.
We stand for positive love of our people, but respect for
everyone else.
It's the idea that there's something about our worldview,
our faith, and our people, that all comes together to
create an ideology that wishes to protect our culture in the
face an onslaught of opponents trying to destroy it.
JONATHAN MUNSHAW: At the beginning of this year, Matt
Heimbach started up this White Student Union.
But since they couldn't find an advisor, they're not
technically a student group on campus.
They are just a group who chooses to associate in the
Towson area.
And it just so happens that they have several students who
go to Towson University.
And Matt says that the majority of people who commit
crime in the Towson area are black.
When I spoke to him for the first story that I did on
this, he has never said anything to say that he
dislikes a certain demographic, or
anything like that.
So it's really hard to say that I've heard him say
anything racist, or anything like that.
Because he doesn't say that publicly.
No one knows if that's actually how he feels.
Because he never says it.
JOHN T. BULLOCK: So if you look at a place like Towson,
which is traditionally a white institution, although it is
now integrated and is now multicultural, what we know is
that those groups like, for instance the Black Student
Union, existed because there were smaller numbers of
African Americans who were institutionally locked out of
certain opportunities.
That's a totally different model.
And so the idea that there would be a separate
organization that exists for that purpose really doesn't
make a lot of sense.
Now, if you talk about Hispanic students, Asian
students, Muslims students, again, these are smaller
subsets of the population.
And again, we know-- and this is something the president of
university even said-- that historically the incidents on
this campus a bias have been toward minority groups, not
the majority group.
JONATHAN MUNSHAW: It's very hard to say how many students
are involved.
I know of Matt, and that's honestly it.
We've never come across a student who we know is a
student that is part of this group.
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: Ask if they need any help.
If they do, let's call them a cab, or get the paramedics,
whatever we need.
Shayne, I know you know you're our first aid guy on this op.
So if there's anyone who's in need of treatment, then you're
going to be the guy to provide first responder until the
paramedics arrive.
So does that sound good to everybody?
ADDY: We just want to be able to be proud of our race, like
anyone else is.
I really don't think that's a crime.
If I was any other race, I could go out in the middle of
the street, and say I'm a proud black woman.
I'm a proud Asian woman.
I'm a proud Hispanic woman, whatever.
But to go out and say that I'm a proud white
woman is frowned upon.
And I think I should be able to have that same right.
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: Paddy, we've changed all the batteries in
the flashlights, right?
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: If we want to do a second
round, we can do that.
If not, then I'm sure it's happy hour somewhere.
I think we're going to have a good night.
PADDY: Matthew's a very upstanding guy.
He's got strong conviction.
He's very staunch in his beliefs.
He's not just a Facebook revolutionary.
He actually gets up off his tail, and he's
willing to go forward.
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: Tell them I'm good looking, too.
PADDY: He's a very good looking guy.
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: So basically our big thing is just helping
the community.
It's not about playing Rambo, not about going and tackling
some criminal.
If we see a crime, we've got to report it.
But at the very least we can be an eyes and ears for those
who are being stepped over in the gutter, part
of the Towson community.
We're going to make sure they get home all right.
Everybody got their seat belts on?
PADDY: Any time there is a discussion or debate on race,
it's more often than not-- every time that I've noticed,
every time that we've always noticed, in our experiences,
in our lives-- its always the left yelling at us, and
telling us how horrible and how racist we are, instead of
opening it up for debate, opening the issue up for
honest, logical debate based on pure facts.
SHAYNE: Second Chronicles, Chapter 7, verse 14.
If my people, who are called by my name, humble themselves
and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked
ways, then I would heal them from heaven, and will be
merciful to their sins.
And I will heal their lame.
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: All right, ladies and gentlemen.
We've done this before.
But I think that verse really spells it out.
There's no question that the Occident right now is sick,
both through our own sins, and a neglect of our homeland and
of our people.
We're called to a higher mission than ourselves, or
even our families, but to our people and to our nation.
So I say we head out, head to West Village.
And just star the normal rounds.
JOHN T. BULLOCK: Clearly there's not
some black crime wave.
But it does hearken back to how this was talked
about in the past.
So that's been a mantra that existed even from the time of
post slavery reconstruction, and was actually used as a
method, or at least a justification for a lynch mob
of violence perpetrated amongst blacks.
-Especially just being a student here, you can just
tell that Towson is a safe campus.
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: As soon as I leave the state of Maryland,
where it's legal, I have my permit from the state of Utah.
I can carry my pistol in 32 different states.
So I always carry it with me.
And that's just not only for my own personal protection,
but I'm trained.
I'm a good shot.
If ever I could do something to help save someone from
being robbed or raped, I would want to do my best to be able
to try and help protect the innocent.
Let's all remember today is the 148th anniversary of
Lincoln's assassination.
Maybe, like golf clap?
Slow clap.
This is a 1980s montage.
Slow clap.
JARED TAYLOR: The words racial conflict, racial tension,
racial discrimination, all of those terms crop up very
frequently in language in the United States today.
Because diversity is a problem,
rather than a strength.
It's a source of tension, conflict, and dissension.
Now if diversity were inherently good, inherently
valuable, inherently wonderful, things that are
inherently good, to enjoy them or to make the most of them,
you don't need a consultant.
You don't need a consultant to make the most out of good
tasting food, beautiful weather, the
affection of your friends.
Those are inherently good things.
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: I would say there's obviously different
groups that are more intelligent than the others.
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: You look in terms of IQ tests, that Jews
on average, generally have the highest IQ,
generally about 110.
The Japanese and Southeast Asians generally have an IQ of
105 to 108.
Whites usually come in between 100 and 105.
And then Hispanics and blacks are generally lower than that.
Let's go say hi to the Black Student Union.
The White Student Union should be able to
converse with our brothers.
Hi, guys.
We just wanted to know-- because we're the White
Student Union-- we're actually doing a night patrol.
We wanted to invite anybody who wanted to come with us, if
you guys were interested.
[INTERPOSING VOICES]
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: Got to finish a paper?
OK.
Well, just wanted to invite you guys to see if you were
interested in coming and help make campus a better place.
But maybe next time.
Rain check, right?
Have a great day, guys.
God bless.
So we have the Black Student Development, Latino Student
Development, Gay Student Development, Student Success
Programs for those who can't make it, and things for women.
So one day white people are going to be on there.
We'll be treated equally with every other
single group, hopefully.
But demanding equality for white people on campus
apparently isn't very popular.
That's OK.
-Everyone should have the same rights.
I completely agree.
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: OK, then join the White Student Union.
-But they're going about it the wrong way.
And maybe they should try a different approach.
Because they are failing.
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: Maybe you could join us, then, and show
us the right way.
Advocate for your heritage.
ADDY: We're going about it the same way the African American
Student Union is.
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: Maybe?
It's OK.
ADDY: Thank you.
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: Everyone knows who I am.
I apologize for being the most recognizable person in the
world on this campus.
But I've been spit on.
So that was fun.
That's happened more than once.
It's just part of the game.
Where they believe in tolerance, so they won't
tolerate me, or my opinion, or my people.
That's what it is.
IGNACIO EVANS: I feel like I am trapped, and trapping
everyone else that way.
Because that's how it feels to be stifled in the classroom
with a person who you know hates your existence.
It's one of those things where you say, how do you do that?
It's like asking Jews to be in a classroom with Hitler.
You wouldn't do that.
Matthew inspired this video of me on YouTube, which has a
collection my tattoo on my back, a picture of me at
Harvard University in the bathroom, as well as claims of
me being a gang banger.
I was like, wow, gang bangers go to college now?
That's what we do?
KILLACOMMIEFORMOMMIE: I'm going to show you some
interesting pictures I found of Ignacio Evans on Facebook.
Check it out.
How would you like to walk into a public bathroom
and see this guy?
And here's another one.
He's got a nice tattoo on the back of his
neck that says loyalty.
Loyalty to what?
If that doesn't scream gang tattoo, I
don't know what does.
So let me ask you, out of these two gentlemen, which one
would invoke feelings of fear if they were approaching you
on a city street?
IGNACIO EVANS: One day he was coming into the Union.
And I'm sitting outside the BSU meeting,
minding my own business.
And he says, hi.
Let me talk to you.
And I reached out.
And I touch him.
Come here.
Why do you do this.
He was like, well, I think that this campus is ripe.
Why not?
Apathy is rampant here.
Do whatever you want.
When he said that to me I was like, oh, word.
I OK.
And then he leans over to me, like we're allies.
And goes, don't you do whatever you want?
Whenever you feel like the administration is wrong, don't
you just pull the race card?
My turn.
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: Well, the the Black Student Union
rallied with members of the community and the Student
Government Association against the White Student Union.
[CHANTING]
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: So they walked through campus, singing
"We Will Overcome," and pretending that it was 1950,
and like Bull Connor was in charge of Towson University.
It was almost to the point of sad.
I didn't get angry.
It was ludicrous.
-You must ask yourself, how is the world a better
place with me in it?
We all breathe the same air and bleed the same blood.
And when we die, the same ditch gets dug.
When you strip life down to terms that are that
simplistic, it helps you realize that we
all truly are equals.
Thank you.
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MATTHEW HEIMBACH: I guess what we're seeing is the left wing
groups, and the so-called diversity groups on campus who
are coming together to protest against European American
students advocating for our own best interests, and asking
for the same racial equality treatment that all these
groups get.
The banner I saw, said it said, WSU GTFO, and had a
swastika crossed out.
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: Get The Fuck Out.
It's not going to stop us from standing up for our European
American heritage, and the best interests of our people.
I think they're having a good time.
And I think they're good spirited folks.
But they're just wrong.
I simply believe that European Americans should be able to
organize, and act for our own best interest.
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: Really?
Have we?
Really?
Have we?
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: No, we're not.
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: Tell me--
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: OK, question for you.
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: Where in modern day America is there an
organizations like NAACP for white people?
Where is the United White Caucus?
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: Really?
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: Elected by the people.
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: Really?
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: Black people can't
become lawyers and judges?
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: White people,
that's what I'm saying.
White people are not allowed to organize.
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: Really?
So black people aren't allowed to be in the Boy Scouts.
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: So because an organization is created by
white people--
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: That's not advocating for white people.
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: No, they're not advocating for white
people.
-Would you like a band?
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: I would love a band.
-Be the change.
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: I am trying to be the change, to be able
to advocate for the best interest of the
white student body.
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: Did we now?
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: Really?
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: Did we?
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: Do you understand how racist that is?
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: Really?
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: Myself, when I was born in 1991--
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: So you're saying that I'm guilty of the
sins potentially of my ancestors?
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: Really?
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: What racism?
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: We've never advocated for white supremacy.
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: No, we're not.
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: Trying to advocate for the best
interests of white Americans.
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: I have seen "Birth of a Nation."
-Refusal to accept the values of another is the ignorance
that keeps us from calling each other brother.
So certain customs and cultures lack appreciation, or
the shade of a person's skin is enough evaluation.
You see, we generalize and victimize, because we can't
learn to unify, preventing our progression [INAUDIBLE]
until you decide to treat others as equals, nothing
more, nothing less.
Object and just act to show your respect.
Prejudice will not be completely dismissed, but
we're closer to making the world coexist.
PADDY: America as an idea is hardly existing anymore.
The original idea is not what it's supposed to be now, what
we're living in.
The last couple of generations that have been around, we're
essentially heading towards the dissolution
of the United States.
But in a sense, that could be for the better.
Because that may lead to a white ethnostate, which is
ultimately what we want.
We want a strong nation state that's well defended, but
that's at peace with the rest of world.
The criteria of citizenship, it be based--
I'm going to say it bluntly-- it would be based on race.
It would be based on white.
Absolutely, 100%.
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: I think that, especially the black
community, will find areas in the South, areas like Detroit,
where they can have their own homelands.
We don't have to be antagonistic towards them.
And if you want to sell yourself and your children
down the river of
multiculturalism, you can do that.
But we deserve the right to exist, deserve the right to
defend our culture, and deserve the right to have a
future for our children.
IGNACIO EVANS: White supremacists
don't have to be loud.
You show up with a hooded robe, I'm scared.
I'm sorry.
I'm pretty sure the people in the hoods would say white
pride is good.
The difference would be that I think Matthew truly believes
that there's a victimization attached to whiteness, and how
it might disappear in 50 years.
I think that's the functional difference.
Other than that, I think that Matthew is just politically
correct, and they're not.
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: Chocolate brownie without the walnuts?
OK, awesome.
Then I will get that.
ADDY: And can I do mozzarella sticks?
MATTHEW HEIMBACH: We just need to take care of ourselves.
So I think that's the key difference.
It's respect.
And also, what I see is the Biblical principle of love.
Where, you're supposed to love everyone and treat them as you
want to be treated.
And that will get us a lot farther in my mind then ever
yelling racial epithets into a bullhorn.
I have a cherry.
See, the big bad racists can't be that bad.
We eat ice cream, just like everybody else.
In America there are plenty of quote, unquote skinhead groups
who think that beating up one immigrant is going to advance
the cause, and is going to help things.
I generally think that violence doesn't solve a lot
in that sort of manner.
But there are times where the Bible justifies force.
And when you fight, you fight to win.