European Fellowship Forum, March 2026

William Finck
ChrEuroForum20260329.mp3

  • The consequences of disobedience and the problems with alien rapists in Britain. Sven Longshanks on growing ethnic awakening in Britain.
  • Blessings to Abraham in relation to Genesis 10 nations. Already by the time of Christ, Abraham had become heir of the world.
  • The time of Jacob’s trouble, the Genesis prophesy of Isaac, Revelation chapter 20 and the Camp of the Saints, and Obadiah.
  • How the media creates far-right “leaders”. “Handsome Truth” and anti-semitism laws, his turn against Christianity. Big G gives us a rundown on Jon Minadeo, Owen Benjamin and E. Michael Jones, whose children are married to chinese.
  • the British Empire and it's history of drugs and drug wars, as a vehicle for profit of the Rothschilds, Sassoons.
  • A book titled Worm in the Apple by Friedrich Lenz, an account of the German traitors who facilitated the loss in the Second World War. Other materials recently collected by our German friend HZ.
  • Questions on adultery, abuse, and legitimate reasons for divorce or circumstances for remarriage. Property rights and women in the ancient world. How feminism and liberalism have endangered Western women.
  • Stripped bare and naked, how much will the West have to suffer before it realizes it has to repent and return to God?
  • How to please God, which is to keep His commandments and love one another, those of our own kindred flesh.
  • SuBay, another German friend, and rural Germans returning to Scripture, but not to the judaized churches, with which they are disillusioned.
  • Ratio of Whites to non-Whites in certain areas of Europe. Perspectives on Eastern Europe, Hungary and Russia.
  • Did any of the kings of Judah come from racial Ammonites? What about the account of the revenge of the Gibeonites in 2 Samuel chapter 21? Does the revival of a man whose corpse revived once it touched the bones of Elijah open the door for the worship of relics?
  • Constantine and early church organization vs imperial church organization. British Israel lies and fables, beginnings of archaeology which led to Christian Identity understanding.

And much more! Thanks to everyone who participated!

Wednesdays with Pock and Clone

William Finck
CHR20260327-hotpock-clone-interview.mp3

Just this month I have learned of a group of Nationalist-minded Christians (my description) who had split off from GoyimTV, after the founders of the Goyim Defense League had rather suddenly and quite virulently began pushing an anti-Christian agenda. Since we had been antagonistic to the founders of the GDL for a long time, we were quite pleased to learn of this group, and here two of them, HoTpOcK and Bald Clone, spoke to me on Wednesday at their stream on 88streams.com.  They are also found on other streaming or video sharing services. 

This stream was originally broadcast as a portion of a much longer presentation here: https://88streams.com/video/8JWLtC1xc3 But please do not interpret this as an endorsement for some of the concepts presented earlier in the stream. We hope to do much more with Pock and Clone in the future, and encourage our listeners to give them a listen, and to explore 88streams! 

A Commentary on Isaiah, Part 62: For Want of Judgment

William Finck
Isaiah 59:1-21
CHR20260320-Isaiah62.mp3

A Commentary on Isaiah, Part 62: For Want of Judgment 

In the world of ancient Israel, a fast was an act of voluntarily self-deprivation, especially depriving oneself of something of sustenance, like food, as a way of demonstrating humility or of humbling oneself. Often fasts were made in mourning, but sometimes they were made in times of distress. Then, humbling oneself, one was better prepared to entreat God. One example of this is found in 2 Chronicles chapter 20, at a time when the Ammonites and Moabites had attacked Judah:

3 And Jehoshaphat feared, and set himself to seek the LORD, and proclaimed a fast throughout all Judah. 4 And Judah gathered themselves together, to ask help of the LORD: even out of all the cities of Judah they came to seek the LORD.

Evidently, because the people had humbled themselves, Jehoshaphat’s prayer was answered, and the enemies fled before the people, even leaving their spoils behind, without the people of Judah even having needed to raise a sword. But Jehoshaphat was king of Judah about two hundred years before Hezekiah, at a time when Judah had not yet gone completely off into sin. While he was not perfect, we read in 1 Kings chapter 22 that:

42 Jehoshaphat was thirty and five years old when he began to reign; and he reigned twenty and five years in Jerusalem. And his mother's name was Azubah the daughter of Shilhi. 43 And he walked in all the ways of Asa his father; he turned not aside from it, doing that which was right in the eyes of the LORD: nevertheless the high places were not taken away; for the people offered and burnt incense yet in the high places.

So even a man who fails in some regards, as Jehoshaphat had failed by not purging the sins of others who had been under his rule, could nevertheless find grace in the eyes of God as he himself had sought to do what was right. But later, in Jeremiah chapter 14, about seventy-five years after the failed Assyrian siege of Jerusalem, at a time when the people had collectively turned to sin in spite of the reforms of Josiah, we read:

A Commentary on Isaiah, Part 61: Repairers of the Breach

William Finck
Isaiah 58:1-14
CHR20260313-Isaiah61.mp3

A Commentary on Isaiah, Part 61: Repairers of the Breach

In the closing verses of Isaiah chapter 57, in verse 16, we saw a promise that Yahweh God would not contend with His people forever, nor would He be angry with them forever, “… for the spirit should fail before me, and the souls which I have made.” On account of their sins, a breach had been created between Yahweh God and His people, and now in this chapter, there is a message of encouragement and instruction which explains to the people how that breach should be repaired. Yahweh God is also our wall, our protection, as He had said, for example, in Isaiah chapter 26:

1 In that day shall this song be sung in the land of Judah; We have a strong city; salvation will God appoint for walls and bulwarks.

Then, speaking of a prophetic Jerusalem, in Zechariah chapter 2:

4 And said unto him, Run, speak to this young man, saying, Jerusalem shall be inhabited as towns without walls for the multitude of men and cattle therein: 5 For I, saith the LORD, will be unto her a wall of fire round about, and will be the glory in the midst of her.

Therefore if Yahweh is the true wall of protection for the children of Israel, then if they disobey Him and He does not hear their prayers, as we shall see here in Isaiah chapter 58, there is a breach in the walls and the people have no protection. Yet, as we had seen in Isaiah chapter 45, Yahweh has promised salvation to all of the children of Israel, without exception, but that at the same time, He had said in that same chapter that

23 I have sworn by myself, the word is gone out of my mouth in righteousness, and shall not return, That unto me every knee shall bow, every tongue shall swear.

So repairing the breach between Yahweh God and the children of Israel, one must be obedient to God, since it is evident that obedience is a necessary prerequisite for anyone who would follow in this path, and the only alternative is to wander in darkness. This is also the path of Yahshua Christ, the Teacher and Guide of all who may aspire to be Repairers of the Breach. 

Bible Topics on the Delingpod

William Finck
CHR20260306-Delingpole02.mp3

It's a good time doing a podcast with James, I never know where he wants to go! So aside from that, there is not a whole lot I can say here. Christian Identity talking points from ancient history and Scripture are what we need to keep expounding, because what we know as Christian Identity is Truth, and Truth shall prevail in the end.