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.
Mike and Borz discuss the mammoth Chapter 7 of A People Who Shall Dwell Alone and cover the Jewish textual canon as a philosophically empty exercise in argumentative forms for the purpose of breeding a specialized group of resource predators, the misconception that antisemitism is an evolutionary pressure on Jews, how Jews argue transgressively for its own sake, how Jews create and thrive in hostility, and how the Yemeni provide an actual example of how Jews are degenerated by a successful program of antisemitism. Among lots of other stuff.
Mike and Borz spend the first half talking about the Houthi strike group chat leak and how the Jewish reporter Jeffrey Goldberg is covering up more than he is revealing. In the second half we resume our KMac discussion with Chapter 5 of A People Who Shal Dwell Alone, which covers Jewish resource competition with surrounding gentile groups, and concludes that Judaism is a highly successful strategy in this regard.
Mike and Borz discuss the first three chapters of Kevin MacDonald's A People That Shall Dwell Alone, going over Macdonald's methodology and the why and how of evolutionary group strategies, the genetic distinction of the Jewish centroid, and the understanding of the Tanakh (the Jewish Bible) as a set of breeding laws intended to keep Jewish bloodlines separate and put the Jews in a position of dominance relative to outside groups.
Mike and Borz re-review The Brutalist and it's peculiar Zionist perspective, talk about Adrian Brody as "The Power Bottom" and listen to Elise Stefanik's and Jonathan Greenblatt's speeches from the ADL's latest "Never is Now" conference. We remark how Stefanik and the Trump administration are on the exact same page as the ADL and how institutional power converges on Jonathan Greenblatt as a representative and arbiter of Jewish power.
Mike and Borz discuss the retreat to irony by right-wing influencers who feel seen by their support of Jews, the Rabbinic nature of Jewish influence in intellectual movements as per Kevin MacDonald, respond to an Israeli Jew at Columbia centering the protests on Jewish feelings, and close out with the redundant nature of Jewish history.
Mike and Borzoi discuss the connection between OSINT and Visegrad24's "specifically for Jewish people" operation, check in on the Israel/Palestine ceasefire, and alog Civilization VII.
