The Clash of Civilizations and the Remaking of World Order
Samuel P. Huntington
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There’s a reason the History Channel has produced hundreds of documentaries about Hitler but only a few about Dwight D. Eisenhower. Bad guys (and gals) are eternally fascinating. Behind the Bastards dives in past the Cliffs Notes of the worst humans in history and exposes the bizarre realities of th...
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A Novel
The speaker, Prop, mentioned that he wrote the book 'After the Revolution', encouraging listeners to purchase and read it.
Well, let me tell you about where I can be plugged. I wrote a book called After the Revolution. You can find it on bookseller.org or whatever you can find it on Amazon.com. You can fi...
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The speaker, Prop, mentioned that he wrote the book 'After the Revolution', encouraging listeners to purchase and read it.
Well, let me tell you about where I can be plugged. I wrote a book called After the Revolution. You can find it on bookseller.org or whatever you can find it on Amazon.com. You can find it on the AK press website by just googling AK press After the Revolution. Please buy it and read it many people have and they seem to enjoy it.
It was mentioned in the context of how the media and medical accounts racialized early research on crack babies, which amplified existing prejudices.
Americans were told on the nightly news that crack exposure in the womb destroyed the unique brain functions that distinguish human beings from animals.
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It was mentioned in the context of how the media and medical accounts racialized early research on crack babies, which amplified existing prejudices.
Americans were told on the nightly news that crack exposure in the womb destroyed the unique brain functions that distinguish human beings from animals.
The book was referenced multiple times, particularly its discussion of the U.S.-style judicial system in the Philippines and the problems of corruption and social inequality, highlighting how the system failed to address issues like injustice and crime.
The U.S.-style judicial system with an adversary process that emasculated the poor and complex procedures that endlessly delayed decisions could not cope with injustice and crime.
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The book was referenced multiple times, particularly its discussion of the U.S.-style judicial system in the Philippines and the problems of corruption and social inequality, highlighting how the system failed to address issues like injustice and crime.
The U.S.-style judicial system with an adversary process that emasculated the poor and complex procedures that endlessly delayed decisions could not cope with injustice and crime.
Private weapons were more widespread than in any country.
It was common for cars to be stopped and robbed in daylight on major streets.
The democratic patronage system inhibited removal of corruption and incompetent civil leaders.
Democracy directly inhibited measures designed to ameliorate some of the world's worst social inequality. A Congress of elected landlords dragged its feet in passing land reform legislation and then funding it.
A Memoir
The book was mentioned and the author was quoted several times, particularly regarding Dirlewanger's education and early life before his role in the Nazi party. The author's work was described as valuable for studying the subject matter.
If there were ever a library for the ethnic fear of the enemy during the Great War, it was the Eastern Front.
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The book was mentioned and the author was quoted several times, particularly regarding Dirlewanger's education and early life before his role in the Nazi party. The author's work was described as valuable for studying the subject matter.
If there were ever a library for the ethnic fear of the enemy during the Great War, it was the Eastern Front.
His education did not include the humanities.
He distinguished himself very early by his vlkisch convictions and expressed them with unusual violence.
Oscar Dirlewanger's war began on August 2nd in a machine gun company of the 123rd Regiment of Grenadiers who were heading to France from Ulm by way of Belgium.
How Bad Behavior Built Civilization
It was mentioned by Michael Swaim as a book he wrote, which is available on Amazon.
you can find this website on the internet at behindthebastards.com and you can also find us on twitter at at bastards pod you can find us on instagram same way uh and that's that's the episode so chec...
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It was mentioned by Michael Swaim as a book he wrote, which is available on Amazon.
you can find this website on the internet at behindthebastards.com and you can also find us on twitter at at bastards pod you can find us on instagram same way uh and that's that's the episode so check back in um next Tuesday and there will be another episode and probably something just as depressing and frightening that's my goal i hope it is i hope it really is um so have a good week and i love yeah about 40 percent of you i'm john walsak host of the new podcast missing in arizona and i'm robert fischer one of the most wanted men in the world we cloned his voice using ai in 2001 police say i killed my family and rigged my house to explode before escaping into the wilderness police believe he is alive and hiding somewhere join me i'm going down in the cave as i track down clues i'm gonna call the police and have you removed hunting one of the most dangerous fugitives in the world robert fischer do you recognize my voice listen to missing in arizona every wednesday on the i heart radio app apple podcast or wherever you get your favorite shows hi it's andrea gunning the host of betrayal i'm excited to announce that the betrayal podcast is expanding we are going to be releasing episodes weekly every thursday each week you'll hear brand new stories first hand accounts of shocking deception broken trust and the trail of destruction left behind listen to betrayal weekly on the i heart radio app apple podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts smashing into each other full force listen to the podium on the i heart app or your favorite podcast platform weekly and every day during the games to hear the olympics like you've never quite heard them before this could be the craziest podcast pairing ever the governor of california gevin newson and super bowl champ march on beast mode lynch our politican what does politican even mean there's bridging gaps with no politics joined by their friend and agent doug hendrickson it's gonna be a wild ride we can change the world podcast by podcast listen to politican with gabin newson march on lynch and doug hendrickson on america's number one podcast network i heart open your free i heart app and search politican and start listening
Aleksandr Dugin and the Perils of Immanentized Eschatology
This book laid out Alexander Dugin's vision of dividing the world up and called for Russia to rebuild its influence through annexations and alliances, all in opposition to Ukraine as a sovereign state.
The Foundations of Geopolitics was a very popular book in the Russian General Staff Academy
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This book laid out Alexander Dugin's vision of dividing the world up and called for Russia to rebuild its influence through annexations and alliances, all in opposition to Ukraine as a sovereign state.
The Foundations of Geopolitics was a very popular book in the Russian General Staff Academy
In Dugin's seminal 1997 book The Foundations of Geopolitics, Dugin lays out his vision To divide the world up And calling for Russia to rebuild Its influence through annexations And alliances While all in heavy opposition To Ukraine as a sovereign state
Aleksandr Dugin and the Perils of Immanentized Eschatology
This book by Alexander Dugin was extremely popular in the Russian General Staff Academy, and it was one of the things that shifted Dugin from a weird esoteric dissident to actually becoming a more influential and prominent pillar of the conservative establishment inside Russia. The book laid out Dugin's vision to divide the world up and calling for Russia to rebuild its influence through annexations and alliances, all in heavy opposition to Ukraine as a sovereign state.
The foundations of geopolitics was a very popular book in the Russian General Staff Academy
— Episode: It Could Happen Here Weekly 52
This book by Alexander Dugin was extremely popular in the Russian General Staff Academy, and it was one of the things that shifted Dugin from a weird esoteric dissident to actually becoming a more influential and prominent pillar of the conservative establishment inside Russia. The book laid out Dugin's vision to divide the world up and calling for Russia to rebuild its influence through annexations and alliances, all in heavy opposition to Ukraine as a sovereign state.
The foundations of geopolitics was a very popular book in the Russian General Staff Academy
In his seminal 1997 book, the foundations of geopolitics, Dugan lays out his vision to divide the world up and calling for Russia to rebuild its influence through annexations and alliances, well all in heavy opposition to Ukraine as a sovereign state and a lot of Dugan's writing has been about trying to reconquer Ukraine and absorb it into Russia.
It was mentioned as Sadler's 1929 book which debunked mediums and psychics, with an appendix where he described two unexplainable cases, including the Contact Commission events.
In the appendix, he wrote about two cases he could not adequately explain, including this one.
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It was mentioned as Sadler's 1929 book which debunked mediums and psychics, with an appendix where he described two unexplainable cases, including the Contact Commission events.
In the appendix, he wrote about two cases he could not adequately explain, including this one.
Quote, The other exception has to do with a rather peculiar case of psychic phenomena, one which I find myself unable to classify. I was brought into contact with it in the summer of 1911, and I have had it under my observation more or less ever since, having been present at probably 250 of the night sessions, many of which have been attended by a stenographer who made voluminous notes.
The Great Cult Mystery
It was mentioned as the source of a quote illustrating a pattern in various spiritualist and religious contexts where visions claimed to be from God were revealed to be plagiarized from other sources.
Now, this happens constantly in various different spiritualist and religious things where people are getting visions from God and it'll turn out to be plagiarized from someone else's book.
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It was mentioned as the source of a quote illustrating a pattern in various spiritualist and religious contexts where visions claimed to be from God were revealed to be plagiarized from other sources.
Now, this happens constantly in various different spiritualist and religious things where people are getting visions from God and it'll turn out to be plagiarized from someone else's book.
The Worldview of an American Eugenicist & Ku Klux Klan Historian
It was described as a best-selling eugenics text of its time, promoting racist and anti-immigration sentiments and warning of non-white populations overtaking white people. It was also referenced in F. Scott Fitzgerald's 'The Great Gatsby'.
Lothrop Stoddard evokes a new peril that of an eventual submersion between vast waves of yellow men, brown men, black men, and red men whom the Nordics have hitherto dominated with Bolshevism menacing...
— Episode: Part One: The Racist Cult Behind Herbal...
It was described as a best-selling eugenics text of its time, promoting racist and anti-immigration sentiments and warning of non-white populations overtaking white people. It was also referenced in F. Scott Fitzgerald's 'The Great Gatsby'.
Lothrop Stoddard evokes a new peril that of an eventual submersion between vast waves of yellow men, brown men, black men, and red men whom the Nordics have hitherto dominated with Bolshevism menacing us on one hand and race extinction through warfare on the other.
Many people are not unlikely to give Stoddard's book respectful consideration.
Whoever will take the time to read and ponder Mr. Lothrop Stoddard's book on the rising tide of color must realize that our race problem here in the United States is only a phase of a race issue that the whole world confronts.
civilization's going to pieces. I've got to be a terrible pessimist about things.
Have you read The Rise of the Colored Empires by this man Goddard?
It was discussed as a paper written by William Sadler's wife, Lena Sadler, advocating eugenic measures to combat racial degeneration and warning of the dangers of 'the army of the unfit'.
We are coddling feeding training and protecting this Viper of degeneracy in our midst all the while laying the flattering unction to our souls that we are a philanthropic charitable and thoroughly Chr...
— Episode: Part One: The Racist Cult Behind Herbal...
It was discussed as a paper written by William Sadler's wife, Lena Sadler, advocating eugenic measures to combat racial degeneration and warning of the dangers of 'the army of the unfit'.
We are coddling feeding training and protecting this Viper of degeneracy in our midst all the while laying the flattering unction to our souls that we are a philanthropic charitable and thoroughly Christianized people.
We presume to protect the weak and lavish charity with a free hand upon these defectives all the while seemingly ignorant and unmindful of the fact that ultimately this monster will grow to such hideous proportions that it will strike us down.
That the future descendants of the army of the unfit will increase to such numbers that they will overwhelm the posterity of superior humans and eventually wipe out the civilization.
We bequeath to our descendants and all this will certainly come to pass if we do not heed the handwriting on the wall and do something.
The Alarming History of European Royalty
Robert Evans recommended Royal Babylon by English poet and activist Heathcote Williams to learn more about how fucked up the monarchy is.
I'm gonna quote from the book Royal Babylon by English poet and activist Heathcote Williams Quote, the fact that each US president's record, without exception would earn them seats on...
— Episode: It Could Happen Here Weekly 51
Robert Evans recommended Royal Babylon by English poet and activist Heathcote Williams to learn more about how fucked up the monarchy is.
I'm gonna quote from the book Royal Babylon by English poet and activist Heathcote Williams Quote, the fact that each US president's record, without exception would earn them seats on the dock at Nuremberg or at the International Criminal Court on genocide charges doesn't deter the royal family from honoring them, for by an ironic twist, each US president morphs into George III against whom their forebearers fought Which is a nice little quote by this English writer In the pretty good book Royal Babylon
If you want to learn about how fucked up the monarchy is this is a pretty fun book
Also, I'll recommend you check out the book Royal Babylon
If you want a nice poetic history of how the Queen is fucked up and the monarchy sucks Royal Babylon's a nice easy read
Who Now Remembers the Armenians?
An Inconvenient Genocide by Adam Hochschild was described by Joe Kasabian as illuminating, making the point that the Armenian genocide was a factor in emboldening Hitler to carry out his atrocities.
There's a book I'm interested in your thoughts on it actually, Joe I found it quite illuminating a number of years ago, An Inconvenient Genocide by Adam Hochschild, which is about the...
— Episode: It Could Happen Here Weekly 51
An Inconvenient Genocide by Adam Hochschild was described by Joe Kasabian as illuminating, making the point that the Armenian genocide was a factor in emboldening Hitler to carry out his atrocities.
There's a book I'm interested in your thoughts on it actually, Joe I found it quite illuminating a number of years ago, An Inconvenient Genocide by Adam Hochschild, which is about the Armenian genocide and its influence on Hitler making the point that even though Hitler never was anywhere close to Armenia, neither were any fucking German troops for that matter particularly close Oh they sure were.
The point that Hochschild was making was that Hitler was not engaged in the Armenian genocide but he paid attention to it and the fact that the young Turks got away with it and got to take that land that as you pointed out is currently occupied by some US nuclear warheads was part of what emboldened him to do not just the Holocaust but everything he did in Europe and there was a line specifically in reference to the Holocaust from Hitler, I believe it was during his table talk that was like essentially he was saying of course we'll get away with it, nobody remembers Armenians anymore.
It was Helena Blavatsky's last book, and it contained anti-Darwinian ideas, the theory of seven root races, and placed Atlantis near the North Pole, referencing Bailey's work and Bulwer-Lytton's novel.
And that Jamie Loftus, Sophie Lichterman, brings us all the way back around to our old friend from episode one, Jean-Salvain Bailey, the astronomer who crafted the theory of a hyperborean Atlantis.
— Episode: Part Four: Helena Blavatsky: the woman w...
It was Helena Blavatsky's last book, and it contained anti-Darwinian ideas, the theory of seven root races, and placed Atlantis near the North Pole, referencing Bailey's work and Bulwer-Lytton's novel.
And that Jamie Loftus, Sophie Lichterman, brings us all the way back around to our old friend from episode one, Jean-Salvain Bailey, the astronomer who crafted the theory of a hyperborean Atlantis.
Blavatsky's text is an anti-Darwinian dissent of man that tells the rise and fall of seven root races.
We are currently on number five, going on six.
Each root race is divided into seven subraces and is associated with a different continent.
Although with continental drift and the disappearance of certain continents, these do not correspond with the ones we know.
A Cat in Atlantis #8
It was mentioned while discussing Helena Blavatsky's work and how she drew upon Bailey's ideas, incorporating them into her own theories on Atlantis and the Aryan race.
When we talked about this earlier, I quoted from Dan Edelstein's Hyperborean Atlantis.
— Episode: Part Four: Helena Blavatsky: the woman w...
It was mentioned while discussing Helena Blavatsky's work and how she drew upon Bailey's ideas, incorporating them into her own theories on Atlantis and the Aryan race.
When we talked about this earlier, I quoted from Dan Edelstein's Hyperborean Atlantis.
Illustrated Edition
It was briefly mentioned in the context of Helena Blavatsky's book, "The Secret Doctrine," where she differed from Donnelly's placement of Atlantis between Europe and America, positioning it in the far north instead.
Although writing shortly after Ignatius Donnelly, whose Atlantis, The Antediluvian World, launched the Atlantis craze, Blavatsky did not place Atlantis in between Europe and America a...
— Episode: Part Four: Helena Blavatsky: the woman w...
It was briefly mentioned in the context of Helena Blavatsky's book, "The Secret Doctrine," where she differed from Donnelly's placement of Atlantis between Europe and America, positioning it in the far north instead.
Although writing shortly after Ignatius Donnelly, whose Atlantis, The Antediluvian World, launched the Atlantis craze, Blavatsky did not place Atlantis in between Europe and America as Donnelly had, but rather in the far north, near the North Pole.
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