Beyond the Wall

Paul von Lettow-Vorbeck

Hispanic take on politics, history and culture

  1. 11/23/2017

    Beyond The Wall Episode 42 First Live Stream With J. Stephen Roberts

    Editor's Note: This episode is the podcast version of the original YT live stream we had with J. Stephen Roberts from Real Crusades History that you can find here. The only changes made in this version are post-production editing to enhance the audio quality and the adding of intro and outro music, otherwise it remains the same as the original one. In this episode we had the honor of doing a livestream with J. Stephen Roberts from Real Crusades History to talk about Medieval Europe in general, the Spanish Reconquista and the time when Deus Vulting wasn't ironical. Check out J Stephen Roberts stuff: Twitter Gab Facebook Youtube Website Check out his book Why Does the Heathen Rage?: A Novel about the Crusades. If you want to give your material support to the content and fine efforts of Mr. Roberts and his projects, check out the Real Crusades History Patreon. Music: Intro: Agnes by J Stephen Roberts Outro: Templar by J Stephen Roberts Make sure to check out our sponsors: Our Southern Nation Intellectual Vandalism Radio Wehrwolf Here's the link to our RSS feed We are accepting d'nations now. Send us your questions and/or shekels via PayPal at derechalter@gmail.com or via bitcoin: 12vCBm8RXeggxwDmTL183Q7cMbwVJDVv8N Remember that you can find our episodes on: -Derecha Alternativa -Identity Dixie. -TheRightStuff If you speak Spanish or are learning it Check out our show in Spanish: El Shoah del 8 and join our Discord for Spanish speaking shitlords. You can find us on twitter @Hispanogoyim Be sure to like us on Facebook to finally have ethical gaming journalism.

  2. 08/17/2017

    Beyond The Wall Episode 34 Trap Futurism Part I

    For this episode we had the pleasure of speaking to two Puerto Rican fellow travelers of the alt-right and hear some of the history of this island nation and its roots to the spanish empire and the current situation regarding their legal status to the US. In the taco stand we have: Cavernario, Tercio and Paul; Guest: El Jyostishi and Aureliano You can find us at twitter, Facebook or you can send us an email or shekels via Paypal to derechalter@gmail.com, we appreciate your donations and we wish to remind our patrons that all of our donations are going to Beto's Arepas fund. Contents: Pork is the proof that God exists and loves us and hates the jews… and Tercios wife - Cavernario Puerto Rico serve as an important launch point for the spanish empire in the beggining for the conquest of the americas and then it faded in importance as mexico and peru became more important In the beggining of the XIX (1850-1880) where puerto rico’s woes started due to very bad succesive govermental administrations Puerto Rico is and US colony and at the same time it isn’t… weird Ricardo Duchesne https://youtu.be/kusx1_wRsyQ The puerto rico US colony is a marxist argument Nobody inside puerto ricos media talks about the welfare transfer from the US to puerto rico 50% of Puerto Ricos population is on food stamps only 50% of puerto ricos population Works 33% of those work for the local goverment puerto ricos debt is about 70 billion dlls about 80 thousand puerto ricans migrate to the US on a yearly basis The autistic history and origins of reggeton, where it came from?, what it is and why this justifies glassing that whole island In the late 80’s and early 90’s puerto rico’s became mulatto futurism Marxist terrorism in puerto rico sponsored by Cuba If Puerto Rico becomes another state in the Union you can say goodbye to Trump 2020 The statehood narrative was basically a big welfare check sale to the general population Broke being latino and being against the gringo, Woke, hispanic and knowing your history and be proud of it Puerto Ricans didn’t get Saint Saiya as kids… Sad L The american Dragon Ball Z intro is the weakest race in the universo Demographics, puerto ricans are not White but identify as White, so somewhat proto-castizo futurism

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Hispanic take on politics, history and culture