Summary: Greta is a Naturopathic Physician who was born and raised in Hawaii. She spent her formative years in liberal bastions like the Bay Area and Portland Oregon and comes from a multigenerational liberal family. She now lives with her family in Hawaii homesteading with a private practice. She discusses what arises when you wake up to the Alternative right, yet find yourself still deeply enmeshed in an LGBT liberal world. Greta begins by describing her awakening to racial consciousness and her change of course away from the liberal mindset from which she was raised and educated. We touch on the Hawaiian Sovereignty Movement and the undercurrent of racial division that exists amongst the natives, Whites and the “multicultural” people living in Hawaii. Greta explains some of her struggles with White guilt and the convoluted picture of liberal programming that counters nature and the science of racial differences. We get into the hipster scene, sexual fluidity, and the mainstream demonization of traditional family values. Greta speaks to the importance of polarity between gender roles in child rearing and strong family units, and we look at what happens to society as conventional morals are devalued. We discuss the missing LGBT element in the nationalist realm and how this sect’s typical advocating for opening borders to hostile invaders goes completely against their PC narrative of tolerance for all walks of life. Then, Greta gives some insight into her work as a naturopathic physician and the health issues she sees stemming from hormonal disruption. She talks about elements effecting the hardwiring of the sexual brain, the prevalence of polycystic ovary syndrome in lesbians, the relationship between microbiomes in soil and the gut, and more. At the end, we consider the link between globalization and the worldwide decline in physical, emotional and spiritual health.
