The Death Panel and Borzoi read Glen Beck.
by Seventh Son
The Death Panel and Borzoi read Glen Beck.
Jazz and James dissect a decades worth of kosher dialectics in the first half - from the origins of the Tea Party, to Occupy Wall Street, the Climate Debate, and Coronavirus - and how in each instance what began as legitimate populist angst and frustration is derailed, factionalized, and pitted against itself in order to insulate the U.S. political establishment and its financial backers from blowback and to obfuscate their real objectives. In the second half, we react to Ron Unz' mega piece on U.S.-China relations before going down the rabbit hole on Dr. Suess. If it's Sunday, it's FTN!
by Seventh Son
The Death Panel suffer from Corona fatigue.
by Seventh Son
The Death Panel take a bite out of the new Kosher sandwich.
Jazz and James flatten the astroturf of sputtering back to work chump protests that seem more like the disintegrating husk of a 2010 Glenn Beck rally than the energized base of an incumbent POTUS. Meanwhile Mr. Phil can't into math or medicine, Tucker hides behind a J-shield, impotent conservatives demand war with China, Sessions gets burned, and Lindsay Graham just might lose his Senate seat. In the second half, we flood the ballast tanks and dive deep into J leverage in China, from opium wars to Mao's inner circle, and into the transition from communism to capitalism, how China has been compromised, by whom, and the kosher dialectic that's been constructed to confuse everyone. If it's Sunday, it's FTN!
by TYH
In this episode: church coffee shops, quarantined SNL, zoom gayops, and answering your questions.
by Seventh Son
Sleepy Death Panel.
by Seventh Son
Special white power outage episode with Mike, Alex and Borzoi.
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Jazz, James, and Borzoi dive deep into the life and legacy of Alexander Hamilton, one of America's most astroturfed founding fathers. Little is known about Hamilton's early life, which is odd considering his prominent role as a framer of the U.S. Constitution, first Secretary of the Treasury, creator of the nation's first national bank, the architect of the inherently corrupt system of debt-financed capitalism we are saddled with today, chief author of The Federalist Papers, master of media manipulation, election meddler, and almost but never actually President of the United States. Rest assured, we thoroughly smash that early life in order to fully understand the identity of the man himself; who he is, where he comes from, what shaped his worldview, and ultimately, in turn, how he shaped the world itself. Only once one fully understands Hamilton from those perspectives, do the trajectory and context of subsequent historical events, from war to immigration, finance to foreign policy, and from consumerism to vulture capitalism, become crystal clear.
by Seventh Son
The Death Panel are feeling ghoulish.
