Borzoi welcomes on Nike to be regular co-host as the two of them dig into the impact of the Dreyfus Affair, the politics of the French Third Republic, syndicalism, the general strike, and most importantly the importance of myth in Georges Sorel's Reflections on Violence
Intro Song: An Hero
Outro Song: Culture Terror
Art by Leitis
The quote about the shop keeper literally hit too close to home.
Hey Borzoi, I know you and I had a discussion recently about injecting Orthodoxy into the this movement, and a bit of a disagreement. Just wanted to say that after hearing this discussion I’m reexamining my thoughts on that and you have broadened my opinions on the subject.
Just wanted to thank you and say to keep up the good work!
On your point about neighbors not going to the same church, increasingly *people in the same household dont go to the same church*. My own Father was raised nonreligiously, and he only ever went to church for holiday services. %90 of the time as my mother and sibling(s) walked out to the garage my dad was on the couch watching sports. Not that i super blame him, in fact I’m sort of glad for this instance since my church growing up was incredibly gay and mind-numbingly boring. A more general point is how this exemplifies how soul-crushingly alienated, atomized, and… Read more »
This is top notch content goys. I feel my brain wrinkling and expanding as I listen.
Dreyfusard? more like DreyfusTARD, adooosh
the atom bomb is an extremely Jewish weapon
Spot on about his characterization of politicians being ensconced in their views and cowardice to change views. Nietzsche made similar observations about constancy of character and the lack of courage to contradict oneself or being unwilling to appreciate counterfactuals.
By this analysis, styxx, ramzpaul, and molyneux are no better than NPC’s
Thanks guys, this was extremely interesting. I particularly like Sorel’s incredibly apt indictment of bourgeoisie character.
A truly bizarre world we find ourselves in, one where highbrow discussions of history and philosophy abound in the sphere of condemned wrongthink, while low IQ sophistry pervades the mainstream. Long live TRS.
Does Borzoi realise that this and Keith woods’s Podcast have the same intro music?
No I didn’t. I may change it then just out of respect for Keith.
Who does this music? it sounds familiar.
Nevermind figured it out it’s stormking same guy that did the strike and mike theme. Does he post his music anywhere? Looks like his bandcamp got nuked
check the comments on the paranormies. someone has the archive.
The animating myth of our time is Milton Friedman’s pencil. It’s both a wondrous low cost holy relic drawn from the material abundance of globalization, and a largely outmoded instrument in “small t technique’s” eschaton of endlessly increasing means of efficiency.
And it triples as a surgical vag dilator in a pinch.
I remember reading about the Dreyfus affair in high school, and I always found it weird that this little incident was deemed important enough to put in the history books. A Dreyfus deep dive would be worthwhile, since it seems to be used as the archetype for the “one day for no reason at all” idea of antisemitism that they push.
to be honest it’s almost playing into their hands to just argue strictly about the dreyfus affair. because white nationalists will get into the weeds on the dreyfus affair, but you have to actually step back and look at the entire history of the french third republic and how corrupted and jewed it was. the dreyfus affair was just the hotly debated scandal in a government that was nothing but scandalous.
After hearing you discuss it on the episode, it strikes me as a prototypical kosher dialectic. A person would get caught up defending the jew from a homosexual’s accusations, or side with a homosexual to attack the jew, ignoring other worse corruption. Nothing is ever new!
sounds robotic for me
Let me upload another copy of it later the audio is a bit choppy from me trying to work Nikes audio
I uploaded a new audio file