Jazz is joined by special guest Andreas of the Nordic Resistance Movement (NRM) to discuss the history of the NRM, Andreas' always obligatory personal story of becoming J-woke, how mass/social media have almost completely destroyed the talent for creative beauty and design inherent in European culture, the true White man's burden of reclaiming poetry AKA rap from blacks, and more.
FTN 538: Impossible Trump
Just Jazz dominates the first hour with Occam's Razor shots on the Silicon Valley Bank collapse and the desperate attempt to resuscitate Ron DeSantis via finkelthink. After the break, Jazz is no longer just as he is joined by investigative journalist Christina aka Radix Verum to discuss her documentary "Kidnap and Kill", an expose of how FBI agent provocateurs railroaded innocent men into hard time at maximum security prisons.
FTN 537: Just the Tip of the Hershberg
Jazz is joined by Handsome Truth of the GDL to discuss recent revelations that the ADL has been colluding with local law enforcement to target the GDL for arrest in a classic case of neo-bolshevism: "Show me the man, and I'll show you the crime".
FTN 536: Fash the White Rabbit
Jazz is joined by Tim Murdock of White Rabbit Radio to check in on Ron DeSantis' war on free speech in Florida as two new bills emerge to further squelch dissent. After the break, we return to our conversation about the ultimate trajectory and fate of global finance from a previous episode.
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FTN 535: Some Garbage Podcast
Jazz welcomes special guest Chris Cantwell back to FTN after too many years away, take a trip down memory lane, and impromptu (and friendly) FTN bloodsports ensue. 3 hours later, Jazz catches up with Warren, Alan, and Tony for an after-action update on the several NJP protests around the country this weekend, and Jazz goes solo for the last lap deep-dive on the EPA cover-up in East Palestine and the corruption and connections to Jewish sex-trafficking money swirling around Ohio Governor Mike DeWine.
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FTN 534: East Palestinian Liberation Organization
Jazz and Warren PLUS Jazz and Striker back-to-back in audio and video format to discuss the latest developments in East Palestine, Ohio, as the NJP has spurred federal and state officials into long-awaited action on behalf of the East Palestinians. Plus, Jazz unveils a deep-dive into Ohio Congressman Bill Johnson's congressional history and his singular loyalty to Israel and Jewish interests in America.
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FTN 533: Virulent Beach Anti-Semitism (Audio + Video Format)
Jazz and Warren are back in the studio (in both audio and video) with some white-pilled FTN programming updates as well as some late-breaking victories for the NJP in Tennessee. After the break, Jazz brings on HT to give an update on the petition to stop H.B. 269, the legislation proposed by 4 Jewish legislators in Florida that would criminalize protected speech as a felony, and much more.
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FTN 532: NJP Ngggguyen Ngggguyen
FTN hits the road to NJP's winter meeting in Orlando with special guests HT and Jehu of GDL for the first half followed by interviews with rally attendees and members of the central committee.
No FTN This Week (Sort Of)
No FTN this week, get excited for FTN at NJP next week. I summarized your firmware update for this week here. In the meantime, I've had a few people ask me about this set of pivotal deep dives (in particular part 2, starts at 50 mins in). If you've ever wondered how millions of illegal migrants around the world somehow have $12K-20K in cash to pay traffickers up front to get them into the U.S. and other target (White) nations, the answer is one often overlooked element of the Jewish global financial system.
FTN 531: Show Us Your Torts
Jazz and Warren celebrate Robert E. Lee's 216th birthday with Jazz's favorite Leeisms and how much more closely connected we are with the past than we think before shifting gears to WEF, Larry Fink, and Jews' frantic push to diminish or repeal Section 230 via the courts and wage lawfare against free speech using corporate muscle. After the break, Jazz juxtaposes censorship of online speech with the explosion of offline speech in the form of political protests, rallies, laser projectors, and flyering - the easy silencing of which isn't supported by current tort law.
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