European Fellowship Forum, June 2026

William Finck
ChrEuroForum20260628.mp3

  • The most pressing issues of the day: Replacement migration, the Camp of the Saints and Who is your God?

  • The presence of Hindus in rural Indiana, and the rural South.

  • The state of Christianity in Europe, especially Germany and Britain. Scottish churches being turned into kebab shacks!

  • Sven Longshanks visited the All Saints Church in Hereford, England to see the lewd carving posted in a photograph at the Christogenea Forum, other sites recently visited by Sven and members of Patriotic Alternative.

  • The state of the “Far Right” and “Christian Nationalism” in Social Media: in the hands of non-Whites, fornicators and Sodomites.

  • Sven on Rupert Lowe and Nigel Farage, British politics and prospects. The crisis in Northern Ireland over the recent attempted beheading and resulting riots, the IRA and Sinn Fein is explicitly anti-racist and in opposition to the riots.

  • The Social Media phenomenon gives people a false feeling of accomplishment versus actually doing something in real life.

  • Home Bible studies and seeking for friends and acquaintances to join them as a way to evangelize Christian Identity and an alternative to churches.

  • Number of jews in America is probably 90% underestimated.

  • Russia today and prospects of Ukraine War escalation to include Germany or Western Europe.

  • Augustine, Plato, and the proper Christian attitude towards jews.

  • The Opium Wars, Jewish bankers, and English and US military involvement on their behalf.

  • The origins of Hebrew language, Hittites, Hurrians
     

And more! Thanks to all those who participated!

Paul Fromm and "Free Speech" in Canada

William Finck
ChrSat20260627_Fromm.mp3

Download the video.

Paul Fromm has been an advocate for free speech in Canada for many years. Somewhere I have a video posted of a David Irving speech at the University of Toronto where he had introduced Irving, and I think that was in 1992. Paul had assisted the defense in the Canadian trial of Ernst Zündel in the late 1980's, and he was also involved in the Terry Tremaine case in 2006.

The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms is in the Constitution Act of 1982.

The Combatting Hate Act which "received Royal Assent on June 18, 2026." 

 

A Commentary on Isaiah, Part 71: The Appointed Place

William Finck
Isaiah 66:5-24
CHR20260626-Isaiah71.mp3

A Commentary on Isaiah, Part 71: The Appointed Place

In Isaiah chapter 64 the prophet had presented A Prayer for Repentance, where he had portrayed the children of Israel as having prayed to Yahweh their God for mercy, and also that He would take vengeance upon His enemies, since for Israel it is evident that there is Mercy in Vengeance, as we had seen in our discussion of Isaiah chapter 63. Then in Isaiah chapter 65, which we had titled Christians and Pagans, we see that the prophet had recorded the answer of Yahweh to that prayer, and while most of it was directed towards the obedient of His people, those who would choose to serve Him, for their good, there were also grave warnings for those who would remain rebellious, that they would be put to the sword. As they were described in that chapter, we could only describe the obedient as Christians, who would wait on Yahweh for their salvation and hearken to His Word, and the rebels as pagans, as they continued in their licentiousness and their sin. So with this is a valid explanation for the wars of the children of Israel as they migrated and settled into their new homes in the Appointed Place, which is described in the closing verses of this final chapter. 

Subsequently, for the obedient there was a promise of a New Heavens and Earth, and the answer to their prayer continues through Isaiah chapter 66, and the very end of this book of prophecy. Where we had left off with verse 4 of this 66th and final chapter of Isaiah, the Word of Yahweh had once again turned to the contrasting fates of Christians and pagans, of those who would obey Him and those who would not, where He had had avowed to consider the humble and contrite, those who respected His Word, but for those who would not, He said:

4 I also will choose their delusions, and will bring their fears upon them; because when I called, none did answer; when I spake, they did not hear: but they did evil before mine eyes, and chose that in which I delighted not.

The Bolshevik Republic of Douglas County GA, with Michael Weaver

William Finck
ChrSat20260620-Weaver.mp3

Michael Weaver has been fighting a battle over free speech and legal literature distribution for several years now. This battle has included some ridiculously oppressive acts on the part of Georgia law-enforcement, such as raids on the home of Philip and Hilary Jacobs for a littering charge, something which I have never heard of in my entire life. Imagine a $30,000 bond for littering. A prosecutor in the case even doxxed Philip’s pamphlet distribution activity to his employer, getting him fired. So with prosecutors like that, there is no need for Antifa activists. It does seem like they are taking marching orders directly from the ADL. 

Articles of Interest:

When Tyranny Becomes Law --- When Tyranny Doubles Down --- When Tyranny Persists --- Free Speech Under Attack in Georgia

Donate to the cause: Michael Weaver's defense fund 

Littering Statute in Georgia

O.C.G.A. §16-7-42(a) defines littering as any discarded or abandoned refuse, rubbish, junk, or other waste material, or dead animals. 

From the Free Expression Foundation's Update on Pending Litigation:

Jacobs, et al.  v. Catlin, et al. U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia....

A Commentary on Isaiah, Part 70: New Heavens and Earth

William Finck
Isaiah 65:17 - Isaiah 66:4
CHR20260619-Isaiah70.mp3

A Commentary on Isaiah, Part 70: New Heavens and Earth

We had titled our commentary on the early portion of Isaiah chapter 65 Christians and Pagans, and perhaps Christians and Heathens may have been more accurate, and even more properly descriptive, but either way the same point is made. There have always been people among the children of Israel who are quick to depart from the faith in exchange for the temporary pleasures of the flesh, or even at the first sign of some trial. While the pagan beliefs may be seen as ancestral, they actually represent the errors and sins of our ancient ancestors. All of the records of Norse paganism, or Greek paganism, or the paganism of Mesopotamia reflect an acceptance of sexual licentiousness, Sodomy, child grooming, adultery and other sins which are not sins for pagans, because even the gods indulged in such acts, and if one’s god does it, well, then it must be permissible for everyone. 

As soon as the children of Israel in the Exodus account had thought that Moses had been gone too long at Sinai, they quickly broke off on their own path and compelled Aaron to make for them a golden calf. Most Christians probably do not realize that the golden calf was a symbol of Baal, and that the Israelites in Egypt must have been familiar with Baal, because they were in Goshen, in the area of the Nile Delta, during the same period when Canaanite kings had ruled over much of Lower Egypt. Apparently, after the conquest and expulsion of the Hyksos, the Egyptians themselves had also added Baal to their own collection of idols. Much later, when the kingdom of Israel was divided, the golden calves of Jeroboam I had also represented the worship of Baal.

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A Commentary on Isaiah, Part 69: Christians and Pagans

William Finck
Isaiah 65:1-16
CHR20260612-Isaiah69.mp3

A Commentary on Isaiah, Part 69: Christians and Pagans

In our most recent commentary on Isaiah, discussing chapter 64, we saw A Prayer for Repentance which began with a plea for judgment, which had petitioned Yahweh God, in part, to “make thy name known to thine adversaries, that the nations may tremble at thy presence!” Then the children of Israel were portrayed as having confessed many of their sins, and as having surrendered themselves to the will of their God hoping to receive of His mercy. In that, there was also a subtle prophecy, as they confessed that Solomon’s temple had been destroyed, even if the temple would not be destroyed for at least another hundred years after the time when Isaiah could have written these words. Finally, they expressed complete exasperation with their circumstances in the world, where both the chapter and the prayer had concluded and they asked “12 Wilt thou refrain thyself for these things, O LORD? wilt thou hold thy peace, and afflict us very sore?”

This prayer in Isaiah chapter 64 echoes attitudes in an earlier prayer which is found in Isaiah chapter 26. There the children of Israel were portrayed as having been oppressed by their enemies, but also as having been multiplied in spite of that oppression. Yet they showed a similar degree of exasperation where they are depicted as having said:

16 LORD, in trouble have they visited thee, they poured out a prayer when thy chastening was upon them. 17 Like as a woman with child, that draweth near the time of her delivery, is in pain, and crieth out in her pangs; so have we been in thy sight, O LORD. 18 We have been with child, we have been in pain, we have as it were brought forth wind; we have not wrought any deliverance in the earth; neither have the inhabitants of the world fallen.

Following that Yahweh God is portrayed as having made a promise of judgment upon His enemies which continues into chapter 27. So the prayer found there is indeed parallel to this one, and we have pointed out several such instances in Isaiah, in this context and others.

William Finck Q&A with HoTpOck and Bald Clone

William Finck
CHR20260603-hotpock-clone-wednesday-q&a.mp3

The original video version of the stream, which has my appearance beginning at just after 1:46:00 can be found at Rumble. 

I honestly did not want to replay this here already this evening, however I have been nursing a bad knee injury, and I am spending as little time at my desk as possible, as the injury was exacerbated by a fall I took two weeks ago. It seems to be healing, but slowly. I will do my best to get back to our Isaiah commentary soon! Hopefully next week. Praise Christ!

There were evidently some places early in my discussion where I could not hear Bald Clone, and did not know he was speaking to me.