Behind the Bastards

But he he he talked about how like his pen name Malaclips the younger he like described it as like as like a spirit that like entered him.

And he was he was he was he's able to like channel writing through through the spirit, which is why he credited the work to this to to to this entity.

But he also says that like that the entity kind of left him once. Yeah. Once Principia was done writing, he kind of like it left.

Go steal the Principia Discordia from a bookstore that has the temerity to sell it.

when Adam Gorightly, who's who's written the book, The Prankster and the Conspiracy, which is the best book about Kerry.

Sterner wrote a book called the ego and his own

Under Ceauescu's stewardship in the 1970s, the trade in Jews became even more elaborate and far more lucrative.

Financing animal farms was no longer adequate. Ceauescu was prepared to throw caution to the wind and demand direct cash payments in exchange for Jewish exit visas.

The ransom money was to be calculated according to a sliding scale. At the lower end were unemployed Jews and children who were considered Category D and required a ransom fee of around $2,000.

More well-educated Jews were deemed Category A and could only be released from the country for a fee of $6,000.

In exceptional cases, that rose to $250,000.

It was around this time during the first couple of years of Dracula's rule that he organized a notorious feast for all the beggars of Targoviste.

The event appeared to be a great humanitarian gesture. The hall was hired and tables were filled with food and wine.

Invitations were put out around the city to the cripples the blind the diseased and the destitute.

They all congregated in a large wooden hall toasting Dracula's generosity. But towards the end of the meal someone noticed smoke coming from the walls.

They ran to the door only to find Dracula's troops had locked it from the outside and set the place ablaze. Many hundreds were trapped in a bonfire of souls was left burning into the dark Wallachian sky.

The bonfire of the beggars as it became known was a warning. Begging would not be tolerated. It was a drain on the finances of the most decent and generous in society said Dracula. A crime as evil as theft.

Wallachians were uneasy. It was one thing killing the rich but to massacre the poor in such violent circumstances?

On the other hand Dracula's tactics did seem to be working and crime fell. It was said that Dracula's guards would test the townsfolk by leaving a purse full of gold coins in a busy marketplace.

When the guards came to collect it in the evening the purse was always left untouched.

The admiration for authoritarian solutions would also resonate down the centuries.

They had a lackey in prison, a young hooligan who brought them food packages and ran messages.

His name was Nikolai Ceauescu, a 22 year old trainee cobbler who is regularly in trouble for fighting and delivering communist leaflets.

Some of his fellow inmates thought him weird and said that they avoided him because he was such a bore with absolutely no sense of humor.

In the presence of big men like George Uday, Ceauescu remained largely silent and deferential. He avoided speaking whenever possible because of a stutter so severe it made his legs shake.

But he also possessed a powerful memory and an instinctive intelligence and sat among the future leaders, listening to everything they said and slowly learning.

I think he explains I think if people could read it even if they don't like cricket, I'm not a big cricket person. But it's certainly one of the best sports books I've read and maybe one of the best books.

Yeah, I think he does a really good job of explaining it.

If you don't want to read about cricket, he also talks about this in The Krumah and the Ghana Revolution.

C LR James's book trying to remember it's called Beyond a Boundary or Beyond the Boundary ... it's a great book, it's the only book about cricket that I've ever read ... and that's the only one that I've ever enjoyed, not a big cricket appreciate it but that book was foundational to how I approached my dissertation.

I think Warren Farrell wrote a book called The Boy Crisis told me yesterday when I was talking to them, every single high school shooter was fatherless.

This child was kidnapped by Israeli settlers, tortured, forced to drink gasoline, and burned alive.

I read a book for this episode two, The Second Coming of the KKK by Linda Gordon. I want to advocate reading both of the books for this podcast because they're both good but Linda Gordon's book is really special. It is almost unbelievably dense.

I rarely in my life encountered so much information from so many different sources and solidated into a single book of this size. I'm just kind of in awe of the amount of work she must have put into it and like how... It's really good.

We're only using fractions of it for this episode, but it is a fantastic book. So I really recommend giving it a read if you're interested in the history of American radical right-wing extremism.

One of the things that is pointed out in the fantastic Linda Gordon book, The Second Coming of the KKK is that this was not radical at the time.

The ideology of this group is not fringe in any way, shape or form. They are preaching to the choir. They are not radicalizing people and that's critical.

I read a book for this episode two, The Second Coming of the KKK by Linda Gordon. I want to advocate reading both of the books for this podcast because they're both good but Linda Gordon's book is really special. It is almost unbelievably dense.

I rarely in my life encountered so much information from so many different sources and solidated into a single book of this size. I'm just kind of in awe of the amount of work she must have put into it and like how... It's really good.

We're only using fractions of it for this episode, but it is a fantastic book. So I really recommend giving it a read if you're interested in the history of American radical right-wing extremism.

One of the things that is pointed out in the fantastic Linda Gordon book, The Second Coming of the KKK is that this was not radical at the time.

In the conclusion of the second coming to the KKK Linda Gordon makes this note some scholars and contemporary observers have seen the 1920s Northern clan as a failure because it was short-lived and because its campaigns against Catholics and Jews did not manage to confine them to second class citizenship, but transience is common to most social movements moreover the clan declined in part because it had triumphed in several respects state eugenics laws providing for forcible sterilization of those of defective stock spread to 30 states and those labeled defective were typically the poor and people of color the biggest clan victory was immigration restriction and imperial wizard Evans repeatedly claimed credit for its passage.

In 2008 Facebook hired Cheryl Sandberg, the author of Lean In and generally as slimy as a bucket of weed.

The Dark Side of Genius notes that it's impossible to confirm or deny Hitchcock's story about being locked in a cell for five minutes.

In the early afternoon between a lecture class and a quiet study time the boys were free to gather in the schoolyard near the church. Gould who was one of his classmates then nine was suddenly yanked away from his peers by Hitchcock and an accomplice and dragged off to another forbidden area, the basement boiler room of the school.

Before he could cry out or struggle not much use in any case against two bigger boys Gould was bound hand and foot once he was immobilized he was preyed to a carefully planned psychological torture that could have ended disastrously. His trousers were pulled down and Hitchcock quickly stepped behind him.

There was the sound of a scratching noise and the two bullies raced up the stairs. Young Gould must have thought he was attacked by a firing squad. At once the sound of gunfire exploded but it was a string of firecrackers that had been pinned to his underwear and ignited.

To make others feel childish and dependent, this seemed to be part of his goal.

In the early afternoon between a lecture class and a quiet study time the boys were free to gather in the schoolyard near the church. Gould who was one of his classmates then nine was suddenly yanked away from his peers by Hitchcock and an accomplice and dragged off to another forbidden area, the basement boiler room of the school.

To make others feel childish and dependent, this seemed to be part of his goal.

He was not only considered most people a threat, they were better looking, more intelligent, better educated, more socially acceptable than himself and by reducing them to a sudden discomfort perhaps he felt he was bringing them to the level on which he always lived by thus subjugating those he resented for whatever reason and on whatever level of consciousness by submitting them to varying degrees of humiliation and danger he was not only controlling them but also being able to make them dread.

You there, the Swede pointed to an astonished man waiting for his turn to be handed over to the executioner. Give me your Swedish passport and get in that line, he barked. And you, get behind him. I know I issued you a passport.

Wallenberg continued moving fast, talking loud, hoping the authority in his voice would somewhat rub off on these defeated people.

The Jews finally caught on. They started groping in pockets for bits of identification. A driver's license or birth certificate seemed to do the trick. The Swede was grabbing them so fast.

Faster, Wallenberg's eyes urged them. Faster, before the game is up.

In minutes he had several hundred people in his convoy. International Red Cross trucks there at Wallenberg's behest arrived and the Jews clambered on. Wallenberg jumped into his own car. He leaned out of the car window and whispered, I am sorry to the people he was leaving behind. I am trying to take the youngest ones first, he explained. I want to save a nation.

You there, the Swede pointed to an astonished man waiting for his turn to be handed over to the executioner. Give me your Swedish passport and get in that line, he barked. And you, get behind him. I know I issued you a passport.

Wallenberg continued moving fast, talking loud, hoping the authority in his voice would somewhat rub off on these defeated people.

The Jews finally caught on. They started groping in pockets for bits of identification. A driver's license or birth certificate seemed to do the trick. The Swede was grabbing them so fast.

Faster, Wallenberg's eyes urged them. Faster, before the game is up.

In minutes he had several hundred people in his convoy. International Red Cross trucks there at Wallenberg's behest arrived and the Jews clambered on. Wallenberg jumped into his own car. He leaned out of the car window and whispered, I am sorry to the people he was leaving behind. I am trying to take the youngest ones first, he explained. I want to save a nation.

The Last Island of the Savages

The Last Island of the Savages

published by Adam Goodheart in 2000, nearly 20 years before Chow's own journey.

anyone who's curious can get the book 100 Little Hitlers

anyone who's curious can get the book 100 Little Hitlers

Author of We Won't Be Here Tomorrow.

I have a book called We Won't Be Here Tomorrow.

Well, after that enjoyable...Yeah, I have a book that is probably out by the time you hear this called We Won't Be Here Tomorrow which includes such stories as people programming drones to murder people like we're discussing the show in a fictional setting.

The Color of Fascism

Every year approximately 12,000 white skin Negroes disappear People whose absence cannot be explained by death or immigration Men and women who have decided that they will be happier and more successful if they flee from the prescription and humiliation which the American color line imposes on them

Well you could see why he would think it was inevitable Fascism was a far greater threat to the U.S. than communism ever was Dennis had no faith in the white working class so if you believe it's going to happen you have one of two choices You can fight against it or you can ride the wave He decided to ride the wave and that was hard boiled cynicism and coldly calculating

Gerald Horn who wrote a book about Dennis called The Color of Fascism doesn't know if Dennis's wife even knew he wasn't white

The unprecedented event was really intended to be the german american bund's apothesis Proof positive to america and the world as well as berlin that the american nazis were here to stay

The rally was to be kuhn's shining moment an elaborate pageant and vivid showcase of all he had built in three years

kuhn's dream of a Swastika Nation would be on display for the whole world right in the heart of what berlin press called The scimitized metropolis of new york

the ability to make one's body older, young at will, the ability to heal the ill without physical contact, the ability to cure the insane and the incapacitated is set forth for the physician, the layman, the mathematician and the physicist.

In Scientology 8-8008...he bragged...with this book, the ability to make one's body older, young at will, the ability to heal the ill without physical contact, the ability to cure the insane and the incapacitated is set forth for the physician, the layman, the mathematician and the physicist.

In Mission Into Time, a Scientology book though, he spun his basic vacation with his parents in China into, quote, in China he met an old musician whose ancestors had served in the court of Kubla Khan and a Hindu who could hypnotize cats.

In Mission Into Time, a Scientology book though, he spun his basic vacation with his parents in China into, quote, in China he met an old musician whose ancestors had served in the court of Kubla Khan and a Hindu who could hypnotize cats.

In the High Hills of Tibet, he lived with bandits who accepted him because of his honest interest in him and his way of life.

After a night of hitting the clubs you meet a girl head home with her things get heated put the cd in u system Turn it on and you'll find that magic happens and it also doubles as a great white elephant exchange gift

I can only describe it as it looks like an album that steven seagull would write like clearly He's in a loincloth fighting a minotaur In the center of an ice maze

My own opinion is more in line with the one star reviews of his album that call it overproduced garbage

It's not a sensational a failure as you'd like hope it's it's not like uh, it's not like a shan or not shan khan Captain Kirk the fuck william shatner. It's not like william shatner singing rocket man

Does that sound like the blues dude? I don't know what the fuck that was That's the club jam. I know he wants the punani tonight Now really what he said he wants the punani tonight

After a night of hitting the clubs you meet a girl head home with her things get heated put the cd in u system Turn it on and you'll find that magic happens and it also doubles as a great white elephant exchange gift

I can only describe it as it looks like an album that steven seagull would write like clearly He's in a loincloth fighting a minotaur In the center of an ice maze

My own opinion is more in line with the one star reviews of his album that call it overproduced garbage

It would it would it's boring enough that it would pass under your mind It's not a sensational a failure as you'd like hope it's it's not like uh, it's not like a shan or not shan khan

Does that sound like the blues dude? I don't know what the fuck that was That's the club jam. I know he wants the punani tonight Now really what he said he wants the punani tonight

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He was a born-again Christian in 1976 and published 'The right to live, the right to die' which argued against both abortion and euthanasia.

The book sold 100,000 copies mostly to Christian readers in its first year.