Blood $atellite Clips on Odysee

Dimes and Judas conduct a review of two books relating to Canadian sovereignty: “The Vanishing Country” by Mel Hurtig and “Freedom Wears a Crown” by John Farthing. Attacking the problem from opposing directions, the former is a Liberal’s perspective on how democracy can flourish, with the latter being a defense of monarchism and a treatise against individual liberty as a ...

Dimes and Judas review “The Fight for Canada: Four Centuries of Resistance to American Expansionism” by David Orchard. This book recounts the long history of American Manifest Destiny into Canada and the many attempts to control the North both militarily and politically, shining a light on the causes of Anti-Americanism that persist to this day. They then merge this with ...

Dimes speaks with Whye Wang (Lokator,) Resident Maritimes expert for the Blood $atalite show. They conduct a deep dive into the penetration of Chinese state-backed religious organizations into the East Coast of Canada, specifically Prince Edward Island. How deep do the subversive roots go? It's time to get with it.

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Dimes and Judas delve into the riveting book “The Master and His Emissary” by Iain McGilchrist. Investigating with the hemispheric functioning of the brain, his theory states this conflict shaped Western culture since the time of Plato, further explaining way the modern world is changing.

Taken from Episode #308 – To Make a Societylette You’re Gonna Have to Br...

After recapping the ongoing fiery youth revolt occurring in Nepal, they launch into a review of the book “Reality: From Metaphysics to Metapolitics” by Wynand De Beer. In it the South African writer makes a case for Hellenism uniting Eurasia in a multipolar world by tracing the Indo-European lineage back into ancient history.

Taken from episode 307 – Stomp Clap...