Show Notes
Regular guest Todd Hayen joined me to chat about transhumanism and what it means to be human. Part of the technocratic plan for our future is to blur the lines between men and women and, ultimately artificial and real.
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Alex Thomson unpacks the information war, cultural heritage, and the identity crisis Afrikaners face. He asks me what it means to be South African, and he wonders what it means to be British. The thing is that I don't know what it means to be South African. The video version of this conversation is on YouTube.
In this weekly banter between myself, Mike, and Charles, we rant about wind turbines, especially the ones in the sea. I mean, they're awful! Somebody should go out there and destroy them.
I recorded this at the start of 2025, but I'm sharing it again because it's so interesting. Phil Tourney was aboard the USS Liberty when the IDF attacked it in 1967, killing 34 Americans. He says it was not mistaken identity, it was deliberate. But the weird thing is that America and Israel were allies, so why did Israel deliberately try to sink the ship? 📺 The video version is on my website.
A deep dive into Cape Independence, from its history and cultural roots to the fight for anti-globalist autonomy in South Africa's Western Cape, and the case for grassroots politics and communities governing themselves. This livestream was recorded today with Jack Miller. co-founder of CAPEXIT. Video version is on my website.
The answer, according to Larken Rose, is a resounding yes. Larken is an author, filmmaker, and arguably one of the most prominent voices in anarchist thought. By 'anarchy' he doesn't mean chaos, which is what most people assume the word means. He means 'no government', and his arguments centre on the idea that belief in government is a dangerous superstition. Basically: why do people believe that governments should govern us? Why can't we govern ourselves? This conversation was recorded in 2024, and the video version is on my website.