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THEY KILLED THEM | Timcast IRL #1457 w/Jay Dyer & Jake Botch
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Identity Politics, the Death of Merit, and the Path Back to Excellence
It was discussed how Vivek Ramaswamy's books were part of his leadership through the private sector, as well as through the businesses he's built.
I believe I would be best making my contributions if I weren't the U.S. president through the private sector, where I've been doing it already, both through my books as well as through the businesses...
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It was discussed how Vivek Ramaswamy's books were part of his leadership through the private sector, as well as through the businesses he's built.
I believe I would be best making my contributions if I weren't the U.S. president through the private sector, where I've been doing it already, both through my books as well as through the businesses that I've built and can continue to build.
The speaker briefly mentioned the book and said that it was about the issues of wokeness and victimhood in the nation.
My first book is about a lot of this, my second book is about a lot of this Woking Nation of Victims, here's what's wrong with that vision of identity grounded on your genetic attributes.
Vivek Ramaswamy mentioned this as the sequel to his book 'Woke, Inc.'
and this September just came out the sequel to Woke Inc. which is Nation of Victims.
This book is about an electromagnetic pulse and what happens to civilization when there is no electricity.
You guys heard of a book called "One Second After"? Have you ever read this book? It's about an electromagnetic pulse and what happens to...
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This book is about an electromagnetic pulse and what happens to civilization when there is no electricity.
You guys heard of a book called "One Second After"? Have you ever read this book? It's about an electromagnetic pulse and what happens to...
The civilization L breaks down within a few hours. When there's no electricity, just what happens and it basically devolves into "Lord of the Flies" and to just anarchy.
It's a good book about what happens after an EMP attack, and it is based in North Carolina.
Yes, actually. Yeah, yeah, I got an audiobook. I got a good book. It's a good book about after the nuclear about after about an emp.
So they shoot an emp off over over the us light it off about 100 miles up or whatever the emp takes out the entire grid And it's based I think in north carolina. I believe so i think it's ashville is the the the area
The book 'One Second After' was mentioned in relation to the discussion about the EMP threat to cars, and the speaker indicated that the threat is exaggerated compared to what's depicted in the book.
people read the book 'One Second After' and they think all my car is going to be ruined
Controlling Words, Controlling Minds
Knowles spoke about his book, noting that it was available wherever books are sold, and that it had achieved best-selling status twice.
If you're a fan of reading or literature you can purchase my book Speechless: Controlling Words, Controlling Minds available now wherever you know people post super jet do they it's i...
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Knowles spoke about his book, noting that it was available wherever books are sold, and that it had achieved best-selling status twice.
If you're a fan of reading or literature you can purchase my book Speechless: Controlling Words, Controlling Minds available now wherever you know people post super jet do they it's it's like a meme on our show that is so great thank you all for making me a best-selling author I remember your first book was a huge hit as well that also was uh twice now best-selling author once with words yeah I like it what was the name of the first book
Michael Knowles' book, "Speechless", was highly praised for its content, and listeners were encouraged to purchase a copy. The book was mentioned as being a "national bestseller" and available for Christmas orders.
Controlling Minds of the National Bestseller.
It's available right now for Christmas orders.
This table is actually very big.
It's actually not yet.
Well thank you for making Speechless and number one you know like because people would super chat and say man that story is really crazy Tim hearing about this family has left me Speechless just like Michael's and after a couple times I'd be like okay okay and then because you know here's what I do when I read super chats I actually read them before I speak the words so I'm reading two words ahead of what I'm saying but I can't read the whole sentence before I start reading otherwise the show would lag so I read man that story is really crazy then I say it and then I see the speech us and I go and I gotta I gotta read it but it was it was it was it was funny it was fun and it was like a brilliant emergent marketing campaign it worked really well I wish I could take credit but it's really it's just your fanatical listeners it was a meme thank you thank you memes meme makers where can people find you on twitter
The book was mentioned in relation to a song review. The song review, according to the speaker, left the reviewer speechless.
Michael Knowles finally reviewed Tim's song Will of the People during the whole video he was Speechless
The book discusses how powerful individuals or groups often bribe or threaten people in order to install those who will do their bidding.
And we've talked about that book was a confessions of an economic hitman Where he talks about on the larger scale basically go to country you say You are now part of our machine in our Empire And if t...
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The book discusses how powerful individuals or groups often bribe or threaten people in order to install those who will do their bidding.
And we've talked about that book was a confessions of an economic hitman Where he talks about on the larger scale basically go to country you say You are now part of our machine in our Empire And if they say no, then you offer a bunch of money and say hey We'll give you all these things They say no Then you stage a coup and remove them from power and install someone who will do what you want them to do.
It is the people don't get to choose their elected officials unless they're pre-approved by this one And this one doesn't pre-approve of me you need a strong party to I think you should go public with this and then say hey They don't want there I turn my key in my car Then I turn my key in my car and it goes Very powerful people Sent this man to bribe Carrie Lake into dropping out because they want their pre-approved candidates To be put in place and they were gonna pay her off so that she would stop trying and this man says if he goes Public they will kill him it with a car bomb now Maybe he doesn't literally mean car bomb But he no no no no no no I turn my key in my car and come on I think the implication is very very obvious
The book discusses how the US uses economic hitmen to control other countries, often by offering bribes and then supporting their opponents if they refuse, and ultimately using military force if necessary.
I read that book.
It's a great book.
Mike Benz believes it is one of the best examples of the validity of John Perkins's theory of the world, as evidenced by the 'Integrity Initiative' which was a busted British intelligence operation to censor the American internet.
Well, you know, it's this is one of these things I mean my responsibility was cyber, you know I I didn't I wasn't in control like a regional desk. I didn't do like, you know CEE or or mean or like or middle east north africa. I it was you know, I was focused on on on internet um, but you know The fact is is is what's reflected in there, you know There's actually almost no better example of the validity Of the john perkins sort of theory of the world Then then a little operation known as the integrity initiative, which was a busted british intelligence operation Starring folks like an apple bomb nina jankovitz bill browder ben nimo all these people who became the captains of censorship of the american internet Uh, who had these links to british intelligence and were also many of them were a board member There were several of them on the national endowment for democracy, which is one of the country's oldest cia cutouts They embarked in a basically internet censorship campaign in the name of stopping russian Russian propaganda after uh, after after the crimea annexation in 2014 and they One of the things so it was run by um, a guy christopher donnelly connelly Who was a former mi6 high ranking british military guy And one of the internal documents and videos that came out in the leaks Was countering the talking points related to the john perkins Uh, sort of acolytes that actually the british state was doing this according to a very predictable playbook But the fact is is you had this these weren't like random You know activists or college professors saying this this these were former Super heavyweight apex predators of the national security state Plotting operations to stop the populace from believing a theory in a book that makes them look bad I mean, this is this is organized political warfare turned domestically and anytime i see that Uh, I trust the target of that far more than the than the prosecutor yes
Close Contact with Ghosts UFOs Serial Killers and Simulation Theory
Shane Cashman, a writer for Scanner, mentioned his book 'Tales from the Inverted World' where he writes about the thin line between demons and politicians, and the lack thereof.
I'm also a writer for Scanner and the author of Tales From the Inverted World where I write about the thin line between demons and politicians quite often. And the lack thereof. And t...
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Shane Cashman, a writer for Scanner, mentioned his book 'Tales from the Inverted World' where he writes about the thin line between demons and politicians, and the lack thereof.
I'm also a writer for Scanner and the author of Tales From the Inverted World where I write about the thin line between demons and politicians quite often. And the lack thereof. And there's no more line anymore. Yeah, like I don't know if it's there anymore.
The book, titled "Inverted World", was mentioned as a book written by Shane Cashman.
And then we have music that we've put out and I suppose it's so threatening that despite the fact that none of the music in any way is political Or I should say the song genocide was only peripherally political
We don't directly address anyone by name or anything. They deleted our account So clearly whatever we're doing there is working and they're very threatened that all of our songs have hit billboard So that's why we're doing pre-orders right now because if we do even better
Shane Cashman discussed the book and mentioned that season 1 is available on YouTube and season 2 is exclusive to Timcast.
We got the Tales From the Inverted World book at invertebrowldbook.com
Studies in the Ideology of Advanced Industrial Society
The book contains an essay "Repressive Tolerance", which argues that violence from the left is acceptable because it's for a good cause. It was discussed as an example of a leftist ideology.
I've talked about this guy Herbert Marcuse before on the on the podcast he wrote a paper in the 60s One Dimensional Man he wrote the book called One Dimensional Man b...
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The book contains an essay "Repressive Tolerance", which argues that violence from the left is acceptable because it's for a good cause. It was discussed as an example of a leftist ideology.
I've talked about this guy Herbert Marcuse before on the on the podcast he wrote a paper in the 60s One Dimensional Man he wrote the book called One Dimensional Man but he wrote a paper an essay called that I believe he called it on tolerance but it was essentially it was called repressive tolerance and the argument that he made in it was if it is left-wing it is acceptable to be violent and that it is okay because you're doing it for a good reason that's the long and short of it it's ridiculous and it's childlike but it's also the type of mindset that you see coming from the left you see it in the media when they they don't talk about things that the left does or they are they talk them down or it's not that big of a deal and yet if the right and one of the things that he said is you should censor people on the right at the level of thought if you can control people's thoughts then they will not carry out violence and it like I said it's called the the the the paper is called on on toleration on repressive tolerance it's worth a read it's not very long but it it really does lay out the type of logic that leftists tend to be to be using when they apply to everything and you see it in society now
It was mentioned as a book written by Herbert Marcuse, a prominent figure in leftist theory.
He wrote a bunch of books. Coincidentally, he was also influential when it comes to queer theory. He wrote this book called "Aeros and Civilization".
Herbert Marcuse's book was mentioned in the context of finding revolutionary energy in racial groups rather than the working class, leading to the concept of race communism.
Herbert Marcuse had a book called, uh, uh, what was it? One dimension or One Dimensional Man.
One Man's Devastating Struggle with Woke Ideology and His Battle to Protect Children
Oli London discussed his new book, 'Gender Madness', which talks about his personal struggles with identity and the identity struggles that many teenagers are experiencing due to social media, school systems, and the entertainment industry.
Yes, so I am Oli London, the author of 'Gender Madness'.
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Oli London discussed his new book, 'Gender Madness', which talks about his personal struggles with identity and the identity struggles that many teenagers are experiencing due to social media, school systems, and the entertainment industry.
Yes, so I am Oli London, the author of 'Gender Madness'.
Yeah, I'm just in the US now. I've got my new book coming out, 'Gender Madness', which is talking about my own identity battle and also the identity battle that thousands of teens are experiencing right now from social media indoctrinating them to school systems and entertainment industry as well.
Gender Madness is basically talking about all these issues of kids being confused online, so you know kids taking to TikTok for validation, and how that algorithm manipulates them. It's also about how schools are, you know, teachers are in some cases transitioning kids without the parents even knowing, and you know, I've got a lot of research in the book about data, which actually counters the mainstream narrative, and you know, mainstream narrative says there's no de-transition as it's a very low rate. Everybody's happy, all these kids live happily ever after, right? We know that's not true. It's just like we're talking about, you know, it's these people, they reject the reality, they want you to reject the logic that, you know, cutting off a girl's breasts is a good thing to do, because it's not. But they want us to believe that that is a good thing. So the book you know covers all these issues, it covers how people can fall in full victim to this kind of gender ideology and indoctrination, you know, what are the solutions out there. We've got Sweden has reversed their policy. They were the pioneers in gender transitions on kids. They have now stopped doing puberty blockers and hormones on on minors. We have the UK that is also passing similar laws, so we see Europe is slightly ahead of the US, and you the US is currently where it's all happening, there's been an explosion in the last five years, so it's really covering all of these issues and what we can do to speak up for these kids, you know, speak up for parents. So it's out in a couple of days.
Yeah, so anyone that's interested in gender ideology and trying to tackle this, please preorder my book 'Gender Madness' right now and let's you know solve this issue together. Let's talk about this issue, have a conversation, and let's do what's best for kids.
So it's on Amazon, Barnes and Nobles, Walmart, and you know for all of this gender ideology exposing, I do a lot of my Twitter so at Oli London TV, so people can find it on there, and you know, I'm always sharing all of these work stories and new legislation that's being introduced in different states because I think it's very important that people go and testify against these bills that are trying to force legislation for gender affirming care, and oftentimes Democrats try to push it through without people and residents even realizing so now I highlighted a lot of that on my Twitter, and you know, I think it's important to share that.
Oli London discussed his book, "Gender Madness," which helps parents identify warning signs of gender ideology's influence on children and offers support to struggling youth. He also uses it to comment on news and politics.
I wrote a book discussing how so many young kids are being susceptible to this on tick-tock in schools how gender ideology and work culture is being pushed on kids and
In my book Gender Madness is basically trying to help parents look out for the warning signs and just help young people they're struggling
Oli London described his struggle with gender ideology before writing the book to warn parents about its spread through TikTok and schools, providing tools to spot warning signs and support struggling youth.
Struggled for a number of years with the gender ideology I Fell susceptible to that and then I wrote a book discussing how so many young kids are being susceptible to this on tick-tock in schools how gender ideology and work culture is being pushed on kids and In my book Gender Madness is basically trying to help parents look out for the warning signs and just help young people They're struggling
The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that Gave Rise to Jeffrey Epstein, VOL.1
This book is about the CIA's involvement in sex trafficking and entrapment since the 1930s. The author was mentioned in a Jimmy Dore podcast episode, which was highly recommended.
I watched a 50 minute Jimmy Dore episode with this girl, Whitney Webb. Whitney Webb is the nexus of the Epstein Maxwell information if you wanna find out, she just wrote a book on it and it's basicall...
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This book is about the CIA's involvement in sex trafficking and entrapment since the 1930s. The author was mentioned in a Jimmy Dore podcast episode, which was highly recommended.
I watched a 50 minute Jimmy Dore episode with this girl, Whitney Webb. Whitney Webb is the nexus of the Epstein Maxwell information if you wanna find out, she just wrote a book on it and it's basically about one nation under blackmail is the name for new book.
According to Whitney Webb, the CIA has been doing sex trafficking and trapment on people since the 30s.
The book was described as fantastic and explored the idea that politics operates on blackmail and bribery.
There's a great book I think we talked about last time I was on, One Nation Under Blackmail.
The book was mentioned in relation to child abuse and neglect. The speaker compared the child in the book to the author of Gender Queer, referencing how both were abused and neglected by their parents.
Tim's earlier segment on Gender Queer reminded me heavily of a child called It.
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The book was mentioned in relation to child abuse and neglect. The speaker compared the child in the book to the author of Gender Queer, referencing how both were abused and neglected by their parents.
Tim's earlier segment on Gender Queer reminded me heavily of a child called It.
Stephen King allegedly described the Epstein files in this book, which surprised the speakers who mentioned it.
If anybody's seen the tweet from - somebody will quote tweet Stephen King when he said the Epstein files are fake and now he's saying release the Epstein files.
He described the Epstein files in his book It.
Where Millennials Are Leading America (And How Republicans Can Keep Up)
Sean Spicer discussed a chapter from his second book, 'Leading America', where he talked about the mission statements in journalism schools and how they determine the 'greater good' for the public.
I wrote a book my second book called leading america and it was funny one of the chapters i went into this whole thing about journalism school and what you've seen in a bunch of these journalism schoo...
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Sean Spicer discussed a chapter from his second book, 'Leading America', where he talked about the mission statements in journalism schools and how they determine the 'greater good' for the public.
I wrote a book my second book called leading america and it was funny one of the chapters i went into this whole thing about journalism school and what you've seen in a bunch of these journalism schools is this mission statement where it talks about the greater good and you just asked in your question they get to decide what the greater good is
Sean Spicer's second book, 'Leading America', was mentioned while discussing journalism school mission statements, specifically their focus on the 'greater good'. He talked about how some journalism schools believe they can decide what the greater good is and control what the public sees.
I wrote a book my second book called leading america and it was funny one of the chapters i went into this whole thing about journalism school and what you've seen in a bunch of these journalism schools is this mission statement where it talks about the greater good and you just asked it in your question they get to decide what the greater good is
The book was mentioned as a popular book, and as having a movie adaptation.
Yeah, I remember the DaVinci code was a big deal Yeah, with Tom Hanks Was it good came out?
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The book was mentioned as a popular book, and as having a movie adaptation.
Yeah, I remember the DaVinci code was a big deal Yeah, with Tom Hanks Was it good came out?
The book was used as an example of a religious scholar, to compare to a hypothetical person that could analyze Donald Trump and discuss the anti-christ theory.
I'm talking about some dude who's like The like that guy from angels and demons or The Da Vinci Code, you know, like a tom hanks type guy who's like I have tracked the knights temple. Oh, I know all the revelations and like donald trump and I'll be like, whoa
A New Translation (Modern Library)
It was recommended for its wisdom and insights, particularly in the context of focusing on gratitude and what can be changed in one's life.
Read Meditations by Marcus Aurelius.
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It was recommended for its wisdom and insights, particularly in the context of focusing on gratitude and what can be changed in one's life.
Read Meditations by Marcus Aurelius.
The speaker had recently ordered a leather bound copy of "Meditations", which was made in India and took two months to arrive from Amazon.
I'm reading his uh Meditations, I just got a I ordered a leather bound copy of that and I think they had to actually Make it in india because it took me like two months to get from amazon
Simone de Beauvoir, in her book "The Second Sex", stated that all heterosexual sex is a kind of rape.
Some underpover in The Second Sex literally said all heterosexual sex is a kind of rape.
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Simone de Beauvoir, in her book "The Second Sex", stated that all heterosexual sex is a kind of rape.
Some underpover in The Second Sex literally said all heterosexual sex is a kind of rape.
The speaker mentions "The Second Sex" in the context of discussing feminism and the idea that women are not born equal to men, but are born dependent on one another.
men are not born free and equal, they're born in you're in an excrement
The podcast host suggested reading it to understand the concept of monopolies and why they are harmful to the economy.
you should read Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith because he talks about monopolies and why monopolies are bad explicitly.
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The podcast host suggested reading it to understand the concept of monopolies and why they are harmful to the economy.
you should read Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith because he talks about monopolies and why monopolies are bad explicitly.
The speaker cited the book when discussing the need for a moral society for capitalism to work its magic.
Adam Smith's first book was actually about ethics. The second book was actually about The Wealth of Nations and His view is There has to be a moral society for capitalism to be able to work its magic on yes, right.
The book was mentioned in relation to a hypothetical situation about how people would behave on their own without societal structure.
It's Lord of the Flies. It would be a really interesting thing.
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The book was mentioned in relation to a hypothetical situation about how people would behave on their own without societal structure.
It's Lord of the Flies. It would be a really interesting thing.
Corin Nemec asked if anyone had read or seen the book, referring to the conch shell as a symbol of order amidst chaos.
Have any of you read or seen Lord of the Flies?
Okay this is the conch shell, you could only talk if you're holding it, I like it. Oh this is the conch shell bring order to chaos.
The host discussed the Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling and the recent controversy surrounding her, mentioning that she was attacked for her views on transgender issues. He also discussed the popularity of the series and how it has been able to sustain itself for so long.
I would also point out JK Rowling's really good at what she does and that talent ultimately allows you the freedom to do a lot.
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The host discussed the Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling and the recent controversy surrounding her, mentioning that she was attacked for her views on transgender issues. He also discussed the popularity of the series and how it has been able to sustain itself for so long.
I would also point out JK Rowling's really good at what she does and that talent ultimately allows you the freedom to do a lot.
I'm seeing all the people attack JK Rowling now because of the trans issue acting like all of a sudden everything she did was wrong.
And then she up down and said, no, you can't allow trans identifying people. They have the National Health Service. There are other research on this is for specifically for women.
So we're going to divorce JK Rowling from the work she created and they've been trying to, you know, they've been like trying to put out versions of her books that don't have her in it, trying to keep her out of properties in that franchise.
The discussion touched on J.K. Rowling's talent for world-building, how she created a world where magic exists alongside technology, and the controversy surrounding her views on transgender people.
I would also point out JK Rowling's really good at what she does and that talent ultimately allows you the freedom to do a lot. They're making new Harry Potter shows all of a sudden that Warner Brothers, they're expanding the theme park there because not she's the kick ass talent.
The one thing I think is interesting is that she's basically written books about children who have the equivalent of guns or worse and they're not in schools, but anyway I digress.
And now we hate her so much. So we're going to divorce JK Rowling from the work she created and they've been trying to, you know, they've been like trying to put out versions of her books that don't have her in it, trying to keep her out of properties in that franchise.
I don't care what Daniel Radcliffe has to say or you know, what's her name for, my any Granger, I'm a Watson who turned into be said, turned out to be such a little brat. Like she's terrible.
I would say that that made me not watch it. Like I don't give a rats whatever. I don't know. I can't not curse properly.
A Game of Thrones, A Clash of Kings, A Storm of Swords, A Feast for Crows, and A Dance with Dragons
The speaker was referencing a quote from the book, 'When you tear out a man's tongue, you are not proving him a liar. You're only telling the world that you fear what he might say.'
When you tear out a man's tongue, you are not proving him a liar. You're only telling the world that you fear what he might say.
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The speaker was referencing a quote from the book, 'When you tear out a man's tongue, you are not proving him a liar. You're only telling the world that you fear what he might say.'
When you tear out a man's tongue, you are not proving him a liar. You're only telling the world that you fear what he might say.
I believe that's what they're referencing.
I believe it was a quote from the book that George R. R. Martin wrote.
A clash of kings.
The quote "When you tear out a man's tongue, you are not proving him a liar; you're only telling the world that you fear what he might say." was attributed to George R. R. Martin's book "A Clash of Kings."
When you tear out a man's tongue you are not proving him a liar you're only telling the world that you fear what he might say.
I believe that's what they're referencing. I mean it was a game of thrones show where we heard that but it was I believe a quote from the book that George R. R. Martin wrote.
A novel
The first album and tab book that the speaker bought, it got him into music.
The first album I ever bought was Americana by the offspring, the first tab book I ever got was Americana by the offspring.
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The first album and tab book that the speaker bought, it got him into music.
The first album I ever bought was Americana by the offspring, the first tab book I ever got was Americana by the offspring.
The album "Americana" was mentioned as the first album and tab book that the speaker bought.
The first album I ever bought was Americana by The Offspring, the first tab book I ever got was Americana by The Offspring, the second was X-Nay on the Ombre by The Offspring, followed by the tab book for X-Nay on the Ombre and then of course, there's Ignition, then that then I said, wow, I better go back even further, I got their Smash, was obvious right?
And my friends said, listen to this and handed me an Americana CD and I learned all the songs and I still have my playlist.
The Secret History of Communist Revolutions (and How to Crush Them)
The book was co-authored by Joshua Lisec and forwarded by Stephen K. Bannon, who is a political prisoner. It was mentioned as a topic of the book and a new book release.
Unhumans the book co-authored and forwarded by Stephen K. Bannon, who is a political prisoner, which is a topic of the book. In fact, indeed.
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The book was co-authored by Joshua Lisec and forwarded by Stephen K. Bannon, who is a political prisoner. It was mentioned as a topic of the book and a new book release.
Unhumans the book co-authored and forwarded by Stephen K. Bannon, who is a political prisoner, which is a topic of the book. In fact, indeed.
Look, I got the shirt right here, folks. Free Bannon. Steve Bannon did nothing wrong.
Yeah, we've got the new book out. You know, it's the books coming out. We mentioned it the last time I was here, Tim.
It was said to be a collection of all of the communist history episodes from the past year, specifically "The China Files" and "Chronicles of Revolution", and systematized a communist revolution.
The book is called The Unhumans.
So we've found, we've broken this out into various stages, OPE, operational planning, the environment, how it's done pre-revolution in the midst of a revolution, in the current revolution and come up with a system to actually defeat them at various stages of the revolution.
The book is called The Unhumans. The secret history of communist revolutions and how to crush them.
It is more focused because like I mean we're not gonna reinvent the wheel um gulag archipelago is out there soldier needs ins out there there's been so many books written about the bad conditions of communism we do touch on basically all of the facts but what we're really interested in and Unhumans is this idea that how did these things get started and at what point can you stop them and at because I feel like that's kind of what we all sort of are talking around that we know it's gonna get bad if this thing starts let me let me know at what points can you actually put the breaks on it and do things that meaningfully have a an effect in the real world as opposed to just like you know being outraged
It's about the the the the kind of impulse the the the socialist impulse that you're seeing in in you know cities all over the country and it's it's not just happening in the United States this is something that's happening it's definitely happening in Canada you can look at the laws that they're passing and the the the fact that they have like three openly communist parties in Canada in the in labor in the UK there's tons of communists there's Asharkir who's an open communist and that I don't think she's actually an MP but she's at least talking to him anyways the point is the socialist impulse it's it's it's it's experiencing a significant uproar upswing and you see a lot of it in existing governments at city levels it's probably not at state not significant at state levels but I mean just look at aoc the the squad are all if they're not actually members of um the dsa they're at least they caucus with them and they're friendly with them and sympathetic to all those ideas those are the democratic socialist these concepts have a goal like these i these political ideas have a have a goal in mind and it doesn't matter if it's if it's a step today or if it's two steps today the point is it's coming I wrote I say this frequently I wrote a record called the fall of ideals in 2006 because I smelled this stuff coming and it and every single thing that I've worried about since in in 2012 I released a record called a war you cannot win that was that like on the cover like was two crossed our fifteens because there's all kinds of like american revolution or american second revolution imagery in it in 2010 I released a record called for we are many and it literally the cover of it was npc's it wasn't the same idea or it wasn't the same uh thing you see now but it was the idea of some people are actually awake to these ideas and some people aren't this this stuff that's called the that was called for we are many and and but this stuff has been coming for a long time and I've been screaming about it and you know as much as I can but like these things don't stop unless they're stopped communist do not just let you live that's where I come in is like we're not bystanders in this we are leading it yes so there's the the faces and stuff and there's a couple people that kind of have the idea and then there's other people that are just kind of npc's but that came out in 2010 these ideas I've been seeing coming and I've seen this stuff for a long time now is I don't I'm not a bystander I'm I'm commanding and communicating with people and changing people on the daily and I don't want people to lose hope and if people really truly believe a communist thing is inevitable they'll give up it's not inevitable it's about you have to make people aware people still think I'm I've been talking you know it's never come for them yes they think I'll never come for them oh it's just happening it's happened to that you know that guy down the street oh it's just new york it's just this landowner oh because she didn't you know follow the rule correctly but no this movement is based in envy and greed and when you use those sins and those vices and tell people that it is good to be envious of other people's property and other people's things and other people's success and in fact those people are your oppressors and you must rise up and tear them down and tear away the things that they have it will always end like this
Genesis
It was discussed as a core book of the Bible, and its significance in Christianity was highlighted, especially the story of Joseph being sold into slavery.
if those two things are true everything else in the Bible can be true from the incarnation to Joan on the whale
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It was discussed as a core book of the Bible, and its significance in Christianity was highlighted, especially the story of Joseph being sold into slavery.
if those two things are true everything else in the Bible can be true from the incarnation to Joan on the whale
the fascinating part to me about Joseph being sold into slavery is that if Joseph wasn't sold into slavery the Israelites all would have starved to death in that famine
The book of Genesis was mentioned as an example of a text containing stories and narratives that can help us understand God's message.
You can learn about the stories in the book of Genesis,
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