John Q Publius fills in for an absent Striker as he and Borzoi discuss the Israeli attack on the USS Liberty with Dave Gahary and Phil Tourney, the latter of whom survived the attack
by borzoi
John Q Publius fills in for an absent Striker as he and Borzoi discuss the Israeli attack on the USS Liberty with Dave Gahary and Phil Tourney, the latter of whom survived the attack
by TYH
We dedicate this episode to the memory of the Greyfield Stray. He will be missed.
(Disregard that, we were told a lie & apparently, he's still alive.)
We (still) love you, brother. In this episode: antes/depois American edition (image in the description), based kid wears good optics jacket to school, "Hey, professor. What'cha doin'?," Greek high school students stage patriotic protest.
by Seventh Son
The Death Panel discuss the James Fields murder trial, and Mike interviews Alt-Right Truth for a nnndeep dive on the subject.
by Seventh Son
The Death Panel wish they had some yellow vests.
McFeels and Halberstram are finally back for regularly scheduled Sunday FTN programming to discuss the latest on the looming shutdown fight over wall funding, deal-making with Mexico on the caravan, new NAFTA, a prelude of the forthcoming Mueller probe deep-dive next week with McFeels and Ethnog, the Comey subpoena, Yellow Jackets, Bush 41, Romney’s duplicitous 2020 plans, and more. If it’s Sunday, it’s FTN!
by TYH
Late again, but when your mind operates in the genius realm, there is no such thing as a "schedule." In this episode: autism awakening, boomer takeover by 2030, and big booty academia.
McFeels and Halberstram are both back in the saddle for FTN; a rare 2+ hour midweek episode that's not behind the paywall. That's right non-paycucks, this one's on the house. If it's Thursday, it's FTN!
by Seventh Son
The Death Panel are feeling particularly fragile and are looking to unpack their privileged upbringing.
by Seventh Son
The Death Panel explore reinforced concrete construction options in optics.
As the Thanksgiving holiday weekend draws to a close and immigration - specifically the crisis at the southern U.S. border - begins to heat up, it felt prudent to pull together some of our immigration deep-dives, both on the 1965 Hart-Celler Act and on the concept of jurisdiction stripping. The latter serves as an excellent (and prescient) primer for the tentative "Remain in Mexico" agreement currently being discussed by the Trump admin and the incoming Obrador administration and also lays the groundwork for some spirited discussion when McFeels and Halberstram return for the midweek FTN this Thursday. If it's Sunday, it's FTN!
BONUS: We included a short clip from last week's Mike and Ethnarch so you non-paycucks can get a taste of what you're missing behind the hoob wall.
