After a few months of intense self-cultivation (Bildung), TYH is back with an episode discussing a variety of topics including: Louis Ferdinand Celine, Big Coom, CHINA THREAT ... and bear shifters?
Amidst a dense blanket of finkelthink smokescreens, Jazz and James not only disprove the GOP's fake and gay argument that an extra $600/week is keeping people from going back to work, but show that employment is actually rising where the extra cash helped unemployed workers the most. Then, as the kosher dialectic has now fully coalesced around the battle over school choice, Trump's DOE is circumventing race-neutral components of the Civil Rights Act to establish racial quotas for classroom diversification while conservatives push school choice as an overwhelming benefit for blacks. In the second half, the nnnguys dig past superficial Epstein/Maxwell headlines to connect many big dots on Deutsche Bank, Esther Salas, Den Hollander, Kroll and Associates, Larry Summers, looting the Soviet Union via elaborate privatization schemes, 9/11, the Iraq War, Chuck Weinstein, and microfinancing as the engine for human trafficking of labor and a pipeline for leveraging the degenerate proclivities of every human lever of political power required for Jewish domination of the west. If it's Sunday, it's FTN!
The Death Panel get to the prep content in hour 7.
The Death Panel review Platoon and Causalities Of War.
Striker and Borzoi talk to Normapollo about the journey to Third Positionism and other topics
Spectre and Borzoi are out doing regretful things so Myles hosts the pilot episode of "DK and Nike". I don't know what they talk about, they didn't give me notes or even a title.
James is back, Pitnnnguy McFeels tells you the correct way to roast a chuck, FTN merch has arrived, polling confirms the absolute state of negro fatigue and how 2 months of anti-white bigotry, agitprop, and nation burning failed to move the needle, the risk of politicizing normie escapes, whiteness on trial, and the squad receives the Steve King treatment. In the second half, a piss earth shit storm is a brewin, the generational impact of Trump's holocaust for browns presidency, and the Jewish long game on the Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing rule. If it's Sunday, it's FTN!
The Death Panel discuss the price of dangerous precedents.
Borzoi, Nike, and McNabb talk about Guy Debord's Society of the Spectacle and the sequel Comments on the Society of the Spectacle and get into topics such as neofeudalism, the commodification of time, capitalism's reality warping power, and the limits of post-Marxist analysis.
