On a quiet and kampfy Tuesday night, Borzoi and Spectre chat about this and that from the BANG forum, including Mens Health cuck advice, the awakening rural White consciousness, 9/11 and Uncle Ted, janissaries and the Ottoman Empire (big metaphor there, kids), and more.
Apache, Dark Enlightenment and Spectre talk about faux patriot tough guy journalists, the importance of bro networks, how ZOG is hiding the GDP for the c-c-c-collapse, a pretty nuanced conversation about the Texas abortion law and what it means in the bigger picture, the gayops in Lebanon and Afghanistan, the untransing of the Wi Spa predator and more.
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Warren and Emily interview "National Justice" Editor-in-Chief Eric Striker on his groundbreaking investigative reporting on corruption within the FBI (Part 2 of 2).
Borzoi and Spectre go old school talking about yet another Jewish nonprofit promoting pedophilia, the Reuters hagiography of antifa goons, the c-c-c-c-c-c-collapse thanks to Hurricane Ida, the mafia and Jews, Jazz’ands cashing more clout chips for Hamilton, and more.
Warren and Emily interview "National Justice" Editor-in-Chief Eric Striker on his groundbreaking investigative reporting on corruption within the FBI (Part 1 of 2).
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Borzoi, Spectre, Nike and Larry Ridgeway discuss the Afghan defeat as a portend of the end of the bougie king of the pig American system (hat tip Carl Schmitt), Striker’s yuge scoop on AWD and the FBI, how the Jews are starting to panic, the return of ISIS boogeyman, how Operation Mockingbird never ends, and how where Destiny is going - he doesn’t need teeth.
Warren interviews Michael McKevitt of the National Justice Party.
Warren interviews Michael McKevitt of the National Justice Party.
The Redemption of the Irredeemable: Investigating the Spatialities of White Working-Class Resentment in the Context of Foucauldian Post-Colonial Dialogic Engagements
