It’s a banner day at the BOLG Compound as Dimes and Judas dive into the recent incest scandal with Chris Chan, tell f*male stories, Sopranos Holocaust Fanfic, the bane of sodium, and a discussion of the book “Anthropomorphics: The Originary Grammar of the Center” by Dennis Bouvard primarily the relationship of ancient civilizations with the […]
In this episode Dimes and Judas talk about the book Reign of Quantity and the Signs of the Times by Rene Guenon and an overview of how our perception of time, the unknown, and art has dramatically shifted in the modern. Also discussed is the Zoltanous breakdown and opsec vs. internet trolling, the socio-sexual hierarchy […]
Dimes and Judas – the Bad Optics Leaf Gods – dive into the history of the Neoreactionary/NRx movement popularized in the early 2010s and prior, citing some anecdotes from the time reviewing work primarily from Mencius Moldbug’s (Curtis Yarvin) Unqualified Reservations, and Fanged Noumena by Nick Land.
In this one the Bad Optics Leaf Gods tread some familiar ground off the dome before exploring the Neoreactionary/NRx phenomenon, primarily through the work of Mencious Moldbug (Curtis Yarvin) and Nick Land. There’s also a review of the very bad Tomorrow War movie, dreams of a better class of prostitute, The New Cross house fire […]
Dimes and Judas explore the ideology and economic theory of Distributism, including the importance of idealism when it comes to constructing a society, and why we should reinstall a peasantry.
The BOLG Boys line up a humdinger of an episode including Paganism Vs. Hyperborea, Quantum English and Russel Jay Gould, the hypothesis that dinosaurs are fake, summoning Dick Girl Waffen, and an exploration of Distributism by way of GK Chesterton.
The Boyz launch into a tirade on the recent alleged Aboriginal Child Genocide and it’s pretty much what you’d imagine. Additionally, a review of The Quiet Place 2, a discussion on new techniques used by scammers to control your online profiles, a George Floyd race-swap movie pitch, the pitfalls of being an online personality as […]
