finally someone able to explain that Freddy was trying to get at with the Camel / Lion / Child analogy 14/10 would listen again

idk I think nietzsche's whole corpus is reactionary from root to branch. removing his concepts from that context leads to insoluble theoretical contradictions

It appears to me the spoken text is so fast i can’t afford a break for listening

This episode we sit down with Mike Recine of the "The Sit Down with Mike Recine Podcast" podcast. 

Basically, the thesis statement of this episode is. 9/11 needs to be properly investigated with an actual qualified 3rd party investigation. NOT a Bush investigating the Bush's. Along the way we are going to talk about some conspiracy theories and their legitimacy in some cases.... wait... where are you going? COME BACK! Seriously, there is some stuff involved with the financial market that gets covered, and let's face it, Larry Silverstein who owned the buildings involved in the attacks, was pulling some pretty shady ass shit, and by pretty I mean VERY. So just give it a listen with an open mind, but of course at the end of the day you're all smart people, otherwise you wouldn't be listening to our podcast. However, the original investigation, was flawed, and I don't think anyone can deny that.

Ep 250 Larry Silverstein and the 20th Anniversary of 9/11 Attacks feat. Mike Recine

“Write from experience.” “Show, don’t tell.” Self-knowledge. Self-discipline. Well-known conventions like these, whether delivered in classrooms, writing seminars or simply from one writer to another, often anchor traditional writing advice for literary authors and journalists alike in the United States.

While they may seem benign and often useful, they also have a history of political utility. Thanks to a network of underwritten cultural projects and front groups, state organs like the CIA and State Department collaborated with creative-writing programs like the Iowa Writers’ Workshop and publications like the Paris Review to cultivate and reinforce writing tenets like these. The aim: to focus literature and journalism on the individual, feelings, and details, rather than on community, political theory, and large-scale political concepts.

This, of course, isn’t to say subversive literature cannot be first person and sensory, or that these modes of writing are per se conservative––but there is a long and well-documented history of conservative, anti-Left institutions pushing them because, on the whole, they veered (or at least were thought to have steered) writers away from the dot-connecting, the structural and the collective.

On this episode, we discuss the ways in which first-person journalism, solipsism and creative nonfiction, as taught and prized in the US, reinforce existing power structures, exploring how a Cold War-era history of state- and state-adjacent funding of literary journals, educational programs, and other cultural projects taught writers to center themselves and inconsequential details at the expense of raising urgent political questions and notions of class solidarity.

Our guest is author Eric Bennett.

Episode 144: How the Cold War Shaped First-Person Journalism and Literary Conventions

Also available in video form at https://youtu.be/NUPWY_evu30

In a recent view by Contrapoints, she goes over her account of envy and its connection with online politics. In doing so she utilizes Nietzsche (alongside a critique of Nietzsche). How accurate is this account to Nietzsche's work and where does it go wrong?  

Thank you to We're in Hell, BadEmpanada, and Chelsea Manning for the voice lines! 

Edited by Lexi Fontaine: https://twitter.com/softgothoutlaw 

Music by Alex Ballantyne: https://transistorriot.bandcamp.com 

This was an early release to my patrons at https://pateron.com/livagar 

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Contrapoints and Nietzsche: Why Twitter Is Bad For You

We’re joined by Professor Peter Dale Scott, editor-at-large of Covert Action Magazine Aaron Good (twitter.com/aaron_good_), and Independent Researcher Ben Howard (twitter.com/housetrotter) for a talk about their upcoming series of articles on 9/11 in Covert Action Magazine, continuity of government, structural deep events and what it all means.

Peter Dale Scott on the assassination of Ahmed Shah Massoud: covertactionmagazine.com/author/peterdalescottandaarongood/

The Road to 9/11: www.ucpress.edu/book/9780520258716/the-road-to-9-11

Deep Politics and the Death of JFK: www.ucpress.edu/book/9780520205192/deep-politics-and-the-death-of-jfk

UNLOCKED! Episode 181: 9/11: Twenty Years On the Road

We're back, discussing the fallout from the Facebook whistleblower, the social malaise of the social network, the viral spread of Tik Tok tics, and podcasting in the age of digital reproduction.


The Author as Producer by Walter Benjamin: www.marxists.org/reference/archive/benjamin/1970/author-producer.htm

Inside Tik Tok's Booming Dissociative Identity Disorder Community: www.inputmag.com/culture/dissociative-identity-disorder-did-tiktok-influencers-multiple-personalities

Facebook research deck: about.fb.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Instagram-Teen-Annotated-Research-Deck-1.pdf

Ft. music by Robin Hatch: robinhatch.bandcamp.com

Episode 191: Network

Welcome to our new mini-series Hinge Points, a tour of historical “what-ifs.” We’re publishing the first episode free to all. Subsequent episodes will post on Fridays exclusively to subscribers on patreon.com/chapotraphouse.

Matt and Danny Bessner, from the American Prestige podcast, take you on a tour of the history of the Social Democratic Party of Germany and explore the importance of the party's decision to vote to fight World War I. They examine the party's structure and history, the clash between party elites and workers, and the importance of nationalism, exploring why World War I represented such a devastating blow against international socialism.

Hinge Points

Hinge Points Episode 1: Social Democratic Party Poopers

We look at the twin avatars for the future of the Democratic party: Mayor Secretary Pete, through his new documentary “Mayor Pete,” and Kamala Harris, through a new CNN article about how everyone is being very mean and unfair to her. Grim stuff! Fortunately the boys have a surefire solution for who should lead the party into 2024, if the Dems are brave enough to take their advice. 

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576 - The Wonder Twins (11/15/21)

Michael Flynn recently recited one of their prayers. But the I AM Cult goes all the way back to the 70s and beyond — thanks to theosophist Helena Blavatsky. It also has early links to fascism and was the central belief system behind the "ascended masters" trend. We cover the movement, from the myth of Saint Germain to Guy & Edna Ballard. Our guest is QAA attorney Allie Mezei, who recently attended a service by one of the branches of the I AM cult.

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Our first QAA records release: 'Hikikomori Lake' by Nick Sena is available to listen for free at http://qaarecords.bandcamp.com (12 original tracks)

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Episode music by ENOFA (https://doomchakratapes.bandcamp.com/album/enofa-paxanimi)

Episode 167: The I AM Cult feat Allie Mezei

Dogcatcher Inutaro 01: "Brave Dogcatchers Unite!! The Menace of the Dogs Overload G-System!!"

Newly licensed Dogcatchers Inutaro, Rash, and Primrose, along with their mentor Rex, set out to take down the evil Dr. Insane Einstein and his genetically engineered D.O.G.S.

With @necrobranson @intellegint @charlesraustin @womenlover007 and @JucheMane

E1 on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/e1podcast

213 - Dogcatcher Inutaro 01 - Brave Dogcatchers Unite!! The Menace of the Dogs Overload G-System!!

We wash ashore on the banks of the Dnieper with Radio War Nerd’s Mark Ames (twitter.com/markamesexiled) for a Special War in Ukraine????? Two Parter. In this second half we get up to speed on the current “crisis,” walk through the expansion of NATO, the rise of Putin, and try to figure out just what the hell the US thinks it’s playing at.

Episode 206: Ukraine (with Ames) Part 2

Apologies for the rough sound on Ben's part. 

Suggested Reading: 

    The Metaverse Is Going to Suck for Queer People - https://www.them.us/story/metaverse-queer-lgbtq-users-harassment-discrimination-facebook

    The Worst Part of Che Diaz Was Seeing Myself in Them - https://www.them.us/story/che-diaz-retrospective-nonbinary-representation


intro/// Eternity's Children - Mrs. Bluebird (1967)
outro/// Rashid Beybutov - В Сад Пошел За Виноградом (1973)

SD 118 - the nuclear option

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