I got to the end of his time, and I think I get what you mean because he has momentum and definitely goes all over. I think he is clearly a HIGHLY productive person on a bullet train frequency. He also has shed a ton of false facts and is running on a core sense without a lot to weigh him down and clearly went all over the spectrum during the conversation. But, his message is very sharp. I'd like to summarize what I got here.

We have to keep waking ourselves up by SHEDDING the Abrahamic junk and becoming aware of our identities and love ourselves. Then we reach out to other community members to help them love themselves.

I gotta say, if I'm hearing him right then I agree. I believe the key to fixing Canada is in our awareness of our ethnic identities (tribes) and the nature (land) we reside. These two tenants are core to any group of old stock Canadians. Through our shared land, the various tribes will be strong enough to fight off parasitic globalists. We don't even have to change the laws to make this happen, because these globalist faggots in a way pushed the very buttons that can be used against them once all the tribes unite.

How to get the tribes to unite, lies in first loving ourselves and helping others love themselves. We have to reach out personally, not over these bullshit controlled social media platforms. Love thy neighbor as thou love thyself doesn't sound so bad after all I guess.

He is also correct that Logos is pre-abrahamic. I found it in Greek literature and it has history before that. It's in the New Testament of the bible, but the King James Version wrote it out so you have to go back to the oldest copies of Luke and John to see it, but for sure it is there (in Greek of course).

In the beginning, was the word, and the word was Logos.

Logos is this "Natural Law" he was talking about. Once you shed everything, and just operate with the couple of tiny principles, all of his ramblings make sense.

I'm about 1:47 behind because I had to pause it and run some errands. I'll say this, so far he is operating on a very constitutive level. Meaning, there are basic themes that are operating everything on every level, but it can sound like a different thing every time. It's like a whole album of songs that all sound different and when you break them down they are various combinations of a few different melodies.

This guy so far is totally plugged in. I'll keep listening and see if I can be of any assistance. I think he's a lot like me, in that I also never stop talking ...