Borzoi takes over hosting and asks "what even is structure anyway" as DK and Apache join him for a free form discussion on the dying of whiteness and opposing the men of no race while Background Baby goes full siege.
Chef, NotisAlarik, and myself have started translating the videos of Finnish deep ecologist, Pentti Linkola. Due to the Linkola's lack of sympathy for migrants and Third World suffering, and his belief that for the earth to survive there would need to be a massive reduction in the Earth's population, Linkola is frequently called an "ecofascist". There is more to Linkola than this, and I encourage anyone with an interest in ecology and nature to look into Linkola. This is the first video in our project.
With Spectre gone the Third Rail goes Full Spectrum Borzoi as he, DK, and Myles talk about Kaczynski's run-in with the Sexual Center for Doodaddery, the catlady autism of Wahmhammer 40-55K, RazBol Gang, Gaius Kirkius' Based Visigoth in a Centurion Helmet, South America's chief import of CIA GayOps, the Talmudalorian, DH Lawrence's meditations on women and Moby-Dick, and a preview from Borzoi's upcoming American Sun piece.
Spectre makes a little speech after reading Borzoi's thread.
Music is Saint-Saen's Carnival of Animals by the Seattle Youth Orchestra
Full episode here
Spectre ghosts us as Borzoi and DK discuss the PRePcucks vs GRIDsNats dialectic, how collapsing standards equals collapsing bridges, and that one time when 3 million blacks died in the Tulsa Race Riot.
Borzoi slaps together a last minute episode and spergs out for three hours with Dharmakirti and Euro about academia, enviornmentalism and deconstructing white identity
Dark Enlightenment drops in to discuss J***s, urbanism, religion, reactionary politics, and defending right wing thinking
This week on the The Third Rail, the boys sans Spectre, gets breaking news about Epstein's alleged suicide, call Johnny Monoxide for his hot takes, and then spin off into a gauntlet of hard-to-swallow pills about where we are going and what we are doing.
