Borzoi welcomes on Nike to be regular co-host as the two of them dig into the impact of the Dreyfus Affair, the politics of the French Third Republic, syndicalism, the general strike, and most importantly the importance of myth in Georges Sorel's Reflections on Violence
The Death Panel revisit some revisionism.
Jazz and James react to the latest 2020 census data, new Cook Political Report, and Brooks Brothers bankruptcy as anti-white hatred reaches unprecedented highs. The nnnguys also discuss why the rapid concentration of wealth, subsequent industrialization, and subjugation that came as a result of the conditions created by the Black Plague led to a populist reaction that was channeled into centuries of revolution across Europe and how it parallels what we face today. In the second half, in light of Trump's commutation of Roger Stone's prison sentence, it's time to go back to the well on Stone, Cohn, Trump, Epstein, this time looking into the Catholic Church's involvement in the sordid world of political blackmail, how it's connected to Iran-Contras, and how this system works to ensure whites stay tricked. Please be sure your jimmies are in their upright and locked position for the duration of the flight. If it's Sunday, it's FTN!
The Death Panel hope you had a smashing holiday weekend.
Borzoi spergs out with DK on the topic of quantum mechanics and its history, scientific appropriation by the draq queen community, and a brief review of the Sokal Affair and the credibility crisis.
Originally published on July 17th, 2018.
McFeels and Ethnarch survey the events leading up to the decision to break away from Great Britain, and the one man who did more than anyone else to precipitate the War of American independence in his own self-interest. Post-war, we take an in-depth look at the original form of government under the Articles of Confederation and how it was fraudulently cast aside in favor of a system that ultimately paved the way for our nation's subversion and destruction today. Most importantly, we look at who was in favor of it, who was against it, their motivations, and who benefited the most from its imposition - everything you never learned in school.
The Death Panel condemn enchiladas.
The Death Panel cancel pink polos and oatmeal khakis.
Striker and Borzoi talk Hayek, Popper, and others who influenced 20th century liberalism.
