Dimes and Judas spring into a spirited review of “Christianity & Classical Culture” by Charles Cochrane, a comprehensive survey into the forces and revolution of the mind that drove the domination of Christianity in Rome across centuries.
Dimes and Judas dissect the book “Sex & Culture” by JD Unwin. A deep anthropological study of tribes from across the world, he correlates sexual restrictions with advanced social development posits a thesis that monogamy is essential to harness the energy of a populace to achieve innovation and growth.
After touching on an article by Endeavour on the counterrevolutionary character pf the Trump administration titled “America’s Thermidorian Reaction?” they build into a review of the book “Eye of the Chickenhawk” by Simon Dovey. This is a detailed investigation into the major players operating in an intertwined ecosystem of child pornography and human trafficking networks […]
Dimes and Judas discuss the book “Programmed to Kill: The Politics of Serial Murder” by David McGowan which pertains to the connection between government mind control experiments utilizing trauma, the rise in child abuse cases in the late 20th century, and the proliferation of serial killers as tools.
Dimes and Judas have an in-depth discussion of “The Silent Brotherhood: The Chilling Inside Story of America’s Violent, Anti-Government Militia Movement.” It recounts the exciting history of the formation of The Order, the Christian Identity Movement, and the masterplan to instigate a race war in America.
Dimes and Judas review “Which Way, Western Man?” by William Gayley Simpson. This oft-referenced but rarely-cited work tracks the life of a man who began as a devout Christian living a Franciscan through to his awakening as an anti-Christian Nietzschean, including his strategy to survive the collapse of the Western world. They then move into […]
After discussing how the military intelligence community is hijacking AI through social engineering of social media, Dimes and Judas segue into a discussion of the book “The Collapse of Complex Societies” by Joseph Tainter. Accounting several histories of civilizations that have fallen across history, they explore how the nature of complexity itself is the problem […]
Building a web of how marginal spaces interface with the imminent approach of venture capital especially when handled by unknown First Principles in intermediary scenes, they connect it to the book “The Gray Lady Winked” by Ashley Rindsberg. This book recounts the Greatest Hits of New York Times journalistic failures and paints the picture of […]
After discussing recent discoveries surrounding two Chinese scientists exiled from Canada for smuggling virological weaponry out of the country, Dimes and Judas spring into an accounting of the book “Dr. Mary’s Monkey: How the Unsolved Murder of a Doctor, a Secret Laboratory in New Orleans and Cancer-Causing Monkey Viruses Are Linked to Lee Harvey Oswald, […]
After touching on the news of 80% of Americans being exposed to harmful chemicals through their cereals, they review the book “Vax-Unvax: Let the Science Speak” by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Here he collects a suite of studies from around the world revealing the injuries and long-term health impacts of the over 70 vaccinations that […]
After recounting an article about the concept of Premium Mediocrity, Dimes segues into the concept of phantom time through the book “A Guide to the Phantom Dark Age” by Emmett Scott. There they learn of a conspiracy to invent the Middle Ages for regency purposes, the myth of Charlemagne, and the implications the absence of […]
Following a Movie Korner reviewing the original Death Wish, they dive into the book “Decadence” by Jim Hougan which explores the unknown history of the 1960s counterculture movements, how they were a decentralized and apolitical response to an over-rationalized existence, and how social revolution is impossible for a meta-people. Timestamps: 00:00 – Movie Korner: Death […]
After dissecting a recent study that shows while birthrates are dropping overall, we are seeing birthrates increase with families that already have many children, Dimes and Judas discuss the book “The Structural Transformation of the Public Sphere” by Jürgen Habermas. There they explore the emergence of the bourgeoise class in Europe, how it existed as […]
While discussing the recent celebratory destruction of the infamous Robert E. Lee statue, Dimes and Judas launch into a discussion of Hot/Cold media as it relates to resurrection, and the foundational book “Empire and Communications” by Harold Innis. Through this they discuss the power struggle for knowledge between the center of fringes on society through […]
Dimes and Judas discuss the trial of a Montreal writer for the Daily Stormer convicted by the therapeutic state for laughing at people who didn’t die in the holocaust. This leads to an investigation into the importance of secret societies and graph theory, citing the book “The Square and the Tower” by Niall Ferguson. They […]
Dimes and Judas conduct an exploration of the prison of demands placed upon the individual in a democratic society, citing the books “Misbehaving” by Richard Thaler and “The True State” by Othmar Spann. Here the concepts of behavioral economics and corporatism are combined, presenting a social-metaphysical model for a modern guild system. Timestamps: 0:00– Lithium […]
Dimes and Judas continue their discussion on the history of Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) and a wild plan to supercharge the next century, citing the book “The Money Revolution” by Richard Duncan. Here they dissect the story of the Federal Reserve, the rise of creditism over capitalism, and how America could win the current international […]
While discussing a recent online debate concerning the relevance of violence in political change and the routing of these natural desires into inert fandoms, Dimes and Judas launch into a review of the landmark book “The Princes of Yen” by Richard Werner. Here they dissect the explosive growth of the Japanese economy in the 20th […]
Starting with the review of an academic paper on the differences of mental pathways demanded by different languages, Judas and Dimes build to a discussion of the book “Disunited Nations” by Peter Zeihan. There they explore an impending future where America retreats from its unipolar economic and security position, thrusting the world into multipolar chaos, […]
Dimes and Judas use the recent election of China’s Olivia Chow to Mayor of Toronto as a launch point to discuss the landmark text of geopolitical realist theory “Politics Among Nations” by Hans J. Morgenthau. They explore the ideology of the status quo, the true meaning of imperialism, and the essence of naked self-interest through […]
