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After priming the audience with some savage opinions on the Multipolarity movement, they review the book “Why the West Can’t Win” by Fadi Lama which details why the Western world is doomed while the Third World will achieve dominance through wheat and steel production.

Taken from Episode 306 – Small Tube Staccato Thralls: Observed Porcelain Edition

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Dimes speaks with author C.A Bond, a fixture of an earlier era of dissident thought whose books "Nemesis" and "Themis" propose an interpretation of Elite Theory apart from what people are commonly exposed to. We covered "Nemesis" many years ago and Bond rarely does interviews so this is a big deal you should be excited about.

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Dimes speaks with Randy Hillier, former Ontario MPP and founder of the No More Lockdowns movement. In this talk he discusses his oft-adversarial relationship with the mainstream political establishment, especially during his advocacy during the Covid years and his ongoing legal persecution at the hands of the Canadian state.

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Dimes meets with Ernst J. van Zyl (AKA Conscious Caracal) the Head of Public Relations at AfriForum and popular creator focusing on South African Politics. They discuss the history of AfriForum, the broader Solidarity movement, and what lessons can be learned from South Africa, a country ahead of the curve when it comes to anarchotyranny and racial conflict.

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Dimes and Judas swing into a review of the book “Stalin’s War: A New History of World War II” by Sean McMeekin. An exhaustive exploration of Stalin’s agitation of international conflict for the Soviet Union’s benefit, it lays out a model for international relations that explains the role of Communism in the 20th century as much more realistically antagonistic. This leads ...

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