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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The Inside Story of Trump University
It was discussed as a book written by an insider of Trump University, who was said to be exaggerating his honesty. It was used as a source of information regarding the inner workings of the university.
And so like this weekend I got really high and I couldn't sleep And I found a book called Trump U Inside Trump University Written by a guy named Stephen Gilpin
— Episode: Part One: The Complete, Insane Story of...
It was discussed as a book written by an insider of Trump University, who was said to be exaggerating his honesty. It was used as a source of information regarding the inner workings of the university.
And so like this weekend I got really high and I couldn't sleep And I found a book called Trump U Inside Trump University Written by a guy named Stephen Gilpin
Now Stephen builds himself as essentially the only honest man inside Trump University And I think he's fudging the truth to some degree Yeah But a lot of what he says sounds credible He's not like totally... He definitely writes himself out of having a role in the bad parts
Quote, Entrepreneurship students would be asked to assume the role of a venture capitalist and analyze a business plan. They would then submit their work to classmates for a peer review. A course would consist of three such assignments.
People learn the hard way trying to replicate the classroom experience isn't particularly effective, said Michael Sexton. Education is worthless without feedback. This system enables however many students we have to get live feedback about their work.
This is not for somebody who wants to put a sheepskin on a wall and think that is going to meaningfully help their career.
It was mentioned in passing as a new book by a German psychiatrist that claimed Hitler was a sexually confused serial killer whose violence was driven by lust, and that he got an orgasm whilst watching a film of soldiers massacring French troops.
Hitler was a sexually confused serial killer psychologist claims in new book
— Episode: Part One: Hitler's Sex Life: The Whole S...
It was mentioned in passing as a new book by a German psychiatrist that claimed Hitler was a sexually confused serial killer whose violence was driven by lust, and that he got an orgasm whilst watching a film of soldiers massacring French troops.
Hitler was a sexually confused serial killer psychologist claims in new book
Hitler one and hitler two the sexual no man's land
He quotes Marion Hop, an actress who was an acquaintance of Hitler, describing a time that she went to the cinema in the dictator's Berlin palace to watch a film called 'The Rebel'. It featured Austrian troops hurling boulders from a mountain onto the French below. Hitler got some kind of thrill and rubbed his knees at this event as the stones rolled down on the French and groaned. I don't know if he was crazy, but he got some kind of orgasm, she said. I wanted to leave during the show. The man was creepy.
He says, however, since this lust for killing is the decisive feature of serial killers, the question inevitably arises, was Hitler a serial killer who murdered for the purpose of his gratification? Hitler's sexuality, I believe, drove the dictator into the most colossal annihilation that man has witnessed.
Environmentalism in the Third Reich
It was mentioned as a 1995 book that was the basis for a Dinesh D'Souza documentary that claimed that Hitler was gay.
This conspiracy theory is best embodied by the book 'The Pink Swastika' from 1995 that book was a major source for a recent Dinesh D'Souza documentary where Dinesh claims that Democrats are the modern...
— Episode: Part One: Hitler's Sex Life: The Whole S...
It was mentioned as a 1995 book that was the basis for a Dinesh D'Souza documentary that claimed that Hitler was gay.
This conspiracy theory is best embodied by the book 'The Pink Swastika' from 1995 that book was a major source for a recent Dinesh D'Souza documentary where Dinesh claims that Democrats are the modern Nazis and that gay people are Nazis and Hitler was gay as a regular headline in far-right publications.
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It was mentioned as a source for information about Hitler, and specifically on his early life, including his father's relationships with younger women and Hitler's own views on sex in his youth.
With abundant dark hair
— Episode: Part One: Hitler's Sex Life: The Whole S...
It was mentioned as a source for information about Hitler, and specifically on his early life, including his father's relationships with younger women and Hitler's own views on sex in his youth.
With abundant dark hair
Installed with the Hitlers at an end where Alois was already carrying on an affair with the kitchen maid Francesca.
Only too aware of how tempting a pretty maid could be to the susceptible Alois
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It was mentioned as a source for information about Hitler, and specifically about his early life and views on women.
Young enough to be his children
— Episode: Part One: Hitler's Sex Life: The Whole S...
It was mentioned as a source for information about Hitler, and specifically about his early life and views on women.
Young enough to be his children
When his circle of acquaintances got around to discussing women and doubtless their own former girlfriends and sexual experiences the best Hitler could come up with was a veiled reference to Stephanie who had been his first love though she never knew it because he never told her the impression left with Reinhold Hanisch was that Hitler had very little respect for the female sex but very austere ideas about relations between men and women.
Hitler described his own ideal woman as cuddle is a cute cuddly naive little thing tender sweet and stupid.
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It provided insight into the Klan's accidental spread through initiation of travelers, as well as its transformation from pranks to a means of suppressing Black people, and its later attempt to portray itself as a force for order.
We could not engage at once in business or professional pursuits. Few had capital to enter mercantile or agricultural enterprises. There was a total lack of amusement and social diversions which preva...
— Episode: Part One: The Birth of the Ku Klux Klan
It provided insight into the Klan's accidental spread through initiation of travelers, as well as its transformation from pranks to a means of suppressing Black people, and its later attempt to portray itself as a force for order.
We could not engage at once in business or professional pursuits. Few had capital to enter mercantile or agricultural enterprises. There was a total lack of amusement and social diversions which prevail wherever society is in a normal condition so everything's fucked up because of the war still.
It's mysteriousness was the sensation of the hour. Every issue of the local paper contained some notice of the strange order.
During the fall and winter of 1866 the growth of the clan was rapid. It spread over a wide extent of territory sometimes by a sudden leap it appeared in localities far distant from any existing dens.
In a short time the lictor of the Pulaski din reported that travel along the road which he had his post had almost entirely stopped. In the country it was noticed that the nocturnal perambulation of the colored population diminished or entirely ceased.
there never was before since a period of our history when such an order could have lived may they're never again
How Bad Behavior Built Civilization
One of the podcast hosts mentioned his own book, 'A Brief History of Vice', which is available on Amazon, without giving any details about the book's content.
you can find my book on amazon A Brief History of Vice
— Episode: Part One: The Birth of the Ku Klux Klan
One of the podcast hosts mentioned his own book, 'A Brief History of Vice', which is available on Amazon, without giving any details about the book's content.
you can find my book on amazon A Brief History of Vice
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A children's book written by the Krasenstein brothers, which was described as a humorous attempt to explain Trump's actions with a character named Ronald Plump. It included controversial characters such as Weave Bannon and Flaccid Bushner and a depiction of Elizabeth Warren in a 'rape sack'.
President Trump is a counter example Of the examples I try to set for my children
— Episode: Jacob Wohl And The Krassensteins: A Tale...
A children's book written by the Krasenstein brothers, which was described as a humorous attempt to explain Trump's actions with a character named Ronald Plump. It included controversial characters such as Weave Bannon and Flaccid Bushner and a depiction of Elizabeth Warren in a 'rape sack'.
President Trump is a counter example Of the examples I try to set for my children
It's difficult when we teach our children How to act one way But then the president of the United States Acts the complete opposite way
Ronald Plump is a man who has elected Leader of the town Do work city Do you get it? Cause New York Oh But do work That's not that great They're very smart
Plump's actions go against the morals Which we teach our kids But in the end Hope, quality, love and basic human values prevail Parents will love this book's humor and storyline Just as much if not more than their children
Ronald Plump believed that he could every day Grab any woman And just take her away Await to his tower and his big burlap sack Plump took every woman He wanted until one fought back
It was used to justify the removal of Native Americans, suggesting their minds were different from white people, and was cited in articles that helped support land-grabbing policies.
the structure of his mind appears to be different from that of the white man
— Episode: Part One: Phrenology: The Bastard Scienc...
It was used to justify the removal of Native Americans, suggesting their minds were different from white people, and was cited in articles that helped support land-grabbing policies.
the structure of his mind appears to be different from that of the white man
Native Americans were adverse to cultivation, slow and acquiring knowledge this view of Native American existence in society is not conducive to industrialization in progress
It was referenced during the discussion of Lysenko's defense against accusations of fraud. The book highlighted Lysenko's insistence on results over methodology and his reliance on the political backing of the Communist Party.
He had never troubled himself to be precise and he insisted that precise data were not essential.
— Episode: Part Two: The Russian Scientist Who Help...
It was referenced during the discussion of Lysenko's defense against accusations of fraud. The book highlighted Lysenko's insistence on results over methodology and his reliance on the political backing of the Communist Party.
He had never troubled himself to be precise and he insisted that precise data were not essential.
Shrilly he called attention to biological theory to the progressive biological theory that had been developed quote in unity with the practice of collective and state farms and that had always enjoyed the support of the party in state.
Basically he whined that his theories were correct with communism and the party had always supported him So why were they suddenly being so mean and asking for proof?
The specialist stuck to their narrow task with devastating effect for Lushenko and his colleagues were simply incapable of sustained reasoning with facts and figures.
Their favorite device as the chairman of the investigative commission put it was to quote to say a single thing and hush up all the rest as long as everything looks good.
The Constitutional Rhetoric of T. D. Lysenko (Baywood's Technical Communications)
It was mentioned in the context of Trofim Lysenko's relationship with Stalin, and the book provided insight into how Lysenko may have convinced him to support his ideas through charm and manipulation.
Although a mediocrity in scientific questions, Lysenko was highly talented in the art of leading an ideological fight and of surviving in the midst of Stalinist terror. And airingly dividing the boss'...
— Episode: Part One: The Russian Scientist Who Help...
It was mentioned in the context of Trofim Lysenko's relationship with Stalin, and the book provided insight into how Lysenko may have convinced him to support his ideas through charm and manipulation.
Although a mediocrity in scientific questions, Lysenko was highly talented in the art of leading an ideological fight and of surviving in the midst of Stalinist terror. And airingly dividing the boss's wishes and anxieties, Lysenko came to the fore thanks to his considerable natural talents. He fought for position to top the pyramid of power and won it not by chance or by a whim of Stalin's but by his skill in waging the kind of battle that was necessary. Outfoxed even Stalin and was able to pull the wool over his eyes even when other party leaders already had seen through Lysenko thanks to his courteous intuition and his shrewdness thanks to his ability to divine Stalin's secret designs he always struck the right chord with the great Helmsman never arousing his irritation.
It was a book series about L. Ron Hubbard's life, produced by the Church of Scientology, and presented a heavily biased and inaccurate depiction of Hubbard's early life, which was discussed in the podcast.
But there was a trailer for the book series about Elron Hubbard called Elron Hubbard a Profile, and I want to play you a little bit of that because it gives you an idea of sort of the cliff's notes of...
— Episode: Part One: How L. Ron Hubbard Lied His W...
It was a book series about L. Ron Hubbard's life, produced by the Church of Scientology, and presented a heavily biased and inaccurate depiction of Hubbard's early life, which was discussed in the podcast.
But there was a trailer for the book series about Elron Hubbard called Elron Hubbard a Profile, and I want to play you a little bit of that because it gives you an idea of sort of the cliff's notes of his life as portrayed by the Church of Scientology.
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It was a pamphlet released in 1988 by C. Everett Koop that discussed contraception and provided frank descriptions of sexual practices related to AIDS, mailed to almost every home in America.
So he put together a pamphlet called 'Understanding Aids' that provided frank descriptions of anal and oral sex as well as fact-based discussions of contraception.
— Episode: Part Two: Ronald and Nancy Reagan: The B...
It was a pamphlet released in 1988 by C. Everett Koop that discussed contraception and provided frank descriptions of sexual practices related to AIDS, mailed to almost every home in America.
So he put together a pamphlet called 'Understanding Aids' that provided frank descriptions of anal and oral sex as well as fact-based discussions of contraception.
It was the original AOL disk. It was like the first thing distributed on that wide.
107 million families received a copy of 'Understanding Aids'.
A First Assessment of the Transition Period 1990-2007 (Prager Schriften zur Zeitgeschichte und zum Zeitgeschehen)
It was mentioned as a textbook that provided a critical view of Blackwater's handling of a mission in Iraq, highlighting their failure to follow contractual requirements regarding equipment and personnel.
it was black water management not the state department that reduced the preparation time for the ill-fated security details that they were dropped in place in their first day on the job it was black w...
— Episode: Part Two: Blackwater's Erik Prince Wrote...
It was mentioned as a textbook that provided a critical view of Blackwater's handling of a mission in Iraq, highlighting their failure to follow contractual requirements regarding equipment and personnel.
it was black water management not the state department that reduced the preparation time for the ill-fated security details that they were dropped in place in their first day on the job it was black water management that decided to send out a four man detail instead of the usual six it was black water that decided to send the detail and soft skin instead of armored vehicles it was black water that decided not to give the detail machine guns as required by contract
How Bad Behavior Built Civilization
Miles Gray, a guest on the podcast, mentioned his book 'A Brief History of Vice', where he explores and recreates various ancient drugs and their effects.
you can find my book on Amazon A Brief History of Vice I recreate weird ancient drugs and damage my body
— Episode: Part Two: Blackwater's Erik Prince Wrote...
Miles Gray, a guest on the podcast, mentioned his book 'A Brief History of Vice', where he explores and recreates various ancient drugs and their effects.
you can find my book on Amazon A Brief History of Vice I recreate weird ancient drugs and damage my body
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