Mike and Borz discuss Iran stacking Ws and then return to Separation and Its Discontents and Jews and cover very interesting material on the intellectual forerunners to the National Socialist Aryan group strategy.
Mike and Borz do on-air OSINT on the Israel-Iran conflict and discuss MAGA gatekeepers attempts to shape the narrative. We will return to KMac next week.
Mike and Borz have a strong desire to participate in a cohesive group strategy that finishes up Chapter 4 of Separation and Its Discontents, on the Spanish Inquisition and begins discussing Chapter 5 on National Socialism.
Mike and Borz are back discussing Kevin MacDonald's Separation and Its Discontents, this time talking about antisemitism in the middle ages and the heroic legacy of peasant antisemitism.
Mike and Borz are back discussing Kevin MacDonald's Separation and Its Discontents which covers anti-semitism in the late Roman and Early Christian periods. They present a powerful and emotionally compelling case for Kevin MacDonald's Group Evolutionary Strategy theory of Jewish behavior.
Mike and Borz welcome the man himself, Dr. Kevin MacDonald, to the show to discuss his trilogy on the Jewish Question with particular focus on Book I, A People That Shall Dwell Alone.
Mike and Borz host Josh Neal to talk about his new book Intolerant Interpretations. The audio of the full show is free this week. We apologize for the convenience.
Mike and Borz discuss Mike's latest twitter run-in with Nathan Cofnas and then delve into the first half of Chapter Two of Separation and Its Discontents concerning the historical pervasiveness and common themes of antisemitism. We go over many examples and quotes from great antisemites of history describing the negative influence and pressures Jews put upon the host populations.
Get behind the paywall to access the show.Mike and Borz avoid Type II errors in analyzing Gentile and liberal Jewish reactions to the Trump administration's philosemitism and begin the discussion Separation and Its Discontents with KMac's preface, a rebuttal of a self-serving critique of the book by Jewish economist Paul Rubin, and Chapter One of the book which lays the groundwork for a social identity theory of ethnic conflict.
Get behind the paywall to access the show.Mike recapitulates the main points of KMac's A People That Shall Dwell Alone, talks about the intro essay Diaspora Peoples, particularly the section on Gypsies and discusses social identity theory as outlined in the Preface to KMac's second book. I then discuss a funny interaction with ChatGPT which went from attacking MacDonald to acknowledging that his theory remains unrefuted and is in fact essentially and obviously correct.
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