Dimes and Judas discuss various guerilla/insurrectionist movements across the world in the 20th century and how successful Marxist/Communist revolutions aren’t really what they seem when compared to what’s happening currently in the West.
Dimes speaks on the book “The Franklin Cover-Up” by John DeCamp, and connects it to the recent developments in the Epstein case as well as the notorious exposing of The Finders. This is all juxtaposed against the mainstream narrative of “right wing conspiracy theorists” who are insane for caring about any of this.
We discuss the book Bowling Alone by Robert Putnam, and several of the key takeaways found therein, including: the decline of community groups matched by the rise of political activist and racial separatist groups, decline in overall social trust, and the doomed nature of a nation merely cautious around itself.
This is a strict historical analysis on Germany’s Weimar Republic, don’t listen to what the ******, *****, **********, or *** tell you. This has a lot of importance to current politics.
We review the book “Against out Better Judgment” by Alison Weir and discuss the creation of Israel as it relates to Zionist movements worldwide.
Review of the book from Candice Malcolm, by name of “No Border.”
Read this book ya goofs.
We discuss the book “Hitler’s Revolution by Richard Tedor, and get into a different view of what caused WW2. Here we go boys.
Conservatism is impossible in Canada. Say it with me. The boyz review “Lament for a Nation” by George Grant.
Dimes explains the book Days of Rage, the forgotten era of Leftist and Black Supremacist violence that dominated the 60s-80s, and how the racial interplay carries on to the current race riots throughout the US.
