Running on fumes and fuming, Dimes and Judas discuss the joyous trauma of becoming a new father, review John Wick 4, and fully dissect the recent Tennessee Christian school shooting by a transgender terrorist while reframing transgenderism from an identity to a cognitohazard mind virus. They then segue this into a discussion of true and honest barbarians, citing the classic book “The World of the Huns” by Otto Maenchen-Helfen. Here they explore the history, culture, and impacts not only of the Huns themselves, but the concept of a disjointed and savage Barbaricum existing in the negative space outside a centralized power and how that phenomenon persists across time. Lastly on this edition of The Copepranos Society, Dimes speaks with legendary commentator The Z Man and they discuss mainstream figures secretly consuming dissident content, the Managerial State vs. Polyarchy, and how we can reinvigorate the intellectual dead space in the Western world with our current Coalition of the Fired.