Thaddeus from Thank You For Your Servers and Kim from Lesbertarian come on to discuss George Floyd, the protests, the riots, race relations, Cheeto Jesus, and the black experience.
A short episode for these tumultuous times. The system is not broken. It was designed this way.
After a short hiatus due to a move and a pandemic, Chuck and Cam are back to shoot the shit and talk about the lock-down, video games, punching celebrities, and Chuck's deep hatred for snakes.
Good news, everyone! Chuck is back and he's here to stay. With my new permanent co-host, we talk about Weinstein's sentencing, pedophilia, the democrats, the cryptkeeper, coronavirus, Chelsea Manning's unfortunate attempted suicide, and the murder of Duncan Lemp at the hands of the police. Editor's note: There were some sound difficulties that you may notice. My deepest apologies. Also, when I talk about Manning's 35 years, I'm talking about her sentence, not how much time she spent in the pokey...
Chuck is back with me this week to discuss Clinton's anxiety relief, an update on the democratic field, deporting old Nazis, a Free Market hero, Trump's lawsuit against the corporate media, and Harvey Weinstein's disgusting body.
This week, I have my buddy Chuck DeGroot on to talk about some news, relationships, state worship, the road to anarchism, and autism.
Here is the second Red Pill that I produced that was found at the end of episode 29. It is short, sweet, and to the point. We look at the time that the US Intelligence community tried to talk JFK into assassinations, terrorist attacks, and other monstrous acts to start a war with Cuba.
I wanted to rewind the clock and re-share our first Red Pills. This was originally a part of Episode 28. In this Red Pill, we take a look at the time that the Philadelphia Police Department bombed their own city.
In our final installment of the Waco Massacre Red Pill of the Week, we conclude the story of the federal government's assault on the Branch Davidians at Mt. Carmel. David Koresh, Mt. Carmel, and all of the people inside were gassed and burned to death. Here's how it happened.
In part two of a three part Red Pill of the Week, we take a look at Operation Showtime and recount the story of the ATF's failed raid on David Koresh and the Branch Davidian's at their home, Mt. Carmel. This is what happens when you stand up to the federal government and their militarized police forces. And it only gets worse from here.
For this Red Pill of the Week, we take a look at who David Koresh was, what the Branch Davidians believed, and what happened inside of Mount Carmel before the ATF stormed the gates on February 28th, 1993.
This week, we talk about how the Senate in Virginia dgaf about your gun protests, Assange's lack of human rights, bat butthole soup, protests in Baghdad, Brexit's status, the Doomsday clock, impeachment, the democratic race for the presidency, and Joe Rogan saying the n-word.
This week, we go over plenty of news. From souvenir pens and Bernie's alleged sexism to Spaceforce uniforms and a peaceful Boogaloo.
This week, we get an Iran update from our personal foreign policy news hound, Matt Nichols, and we talk about the LP, what we think of it, and if it is remotely worth saving. Spoiler alert: It's not.
This week, we take a look at what happened atop Ruby Ridge. A story of entrapment, firefights, snipers, and how the federal government set up Randy Weaver and killed his family.
New Year, new war crimes. We start off the year with Ryan joining me to talk about the happenings going on over in Iraq and Iran. An assassination, some intrigue, and more than enough death to start the year. Join us as we break it down.
A New Year's retrospective and good company. This week, Ryan, Kim, and Maddie join me again. We talk about our favorite stories of the year, what we did this year, our plans for next year, and have a good time. You should join us.
Merry Christmas! This week, we have an MLGA Network collaboration Christmas show. We have Maddie from Voluntary Vixens, Kim from Lesbertarian, Thaddeus from Thank You For Your Servers, David from The Morning Drive With David, Ryan from Techno-Agorist, and, as always, your least favorite podcaster, me.
Our first standalone Red Pill of the Week. This week, we talk about the time the Congress, the President, and the Kuwaiti Embassy used a little girl to lie us into war.
This week, I take on a neoconservative's call for re-education camps, the repudiation of the left in the UK, necrophilia, the current state of the Democratic candidates, and Time's Person of the Year, Greta Thunberg.
This week, Ryan Burgett of Techo-Agorist joins me again. We talk about China's document leak about their repression of Muslims, the UPS murders, Amazon's Doorbell spy cameras, Deep State torture, the FBI's self-snitching program, and a Trump impeachment update. We also examine Operation Northwoods in the Red Pill of the Week.
I have a lot to be thankful for this year. I go over some things that have made my life better, Joe Biden's love of kids sitting in his lap and playing with his leg hair, an important update on Trump's impeachment, Mayor Pete's conflict with AOC, and your first red pill of the week.
We have a special treat for you in the form of an extra episode this week. We had a conversation with John McAfee. John is a cyber security expert, past and future presidential candidate, pirate on the high seas, and overall badass. We talked Epstein, technology, violence, the deep state, and how he was framed for murder. It was a great conversation that I am beyond stoked to share with you.
Roger Stone gets 50 years, Planned Parenthood gets $780,000, a CBS employee gets fired by ABC, and we all get shafted. Ryan is back to discuss all of this and more with me this week.
This week, I have Ryan back to talk about men wearing hijabs, tattooed eyes, Jacob Hornberger's candidacy for the Libertarian Party Presidential Nomination, Pocahontas' Meme Team, Epstein not killing himself, and the evils of "doctored" photos. Did I mention that Epstein didn't kill himself?
Do "voluntary taxes" exist? Is fairness real? Are mutants dangerous? I have Ryan back on to cover for Phil and we talk about voluntary taxation, lotteries, fairness as a concept, and Halloween legislation. Join us for an impromptu conversation and hopefully a good time.
What was your crystalizing moment? What moment pushed you towards liberty and made you realize that you weren’t a Republican or a Democrat, but rather a libertarian? Mine was a speech by Dr. Paul. Today, Cam spends some time talking about what that moment would look like today, would could create that moment, and what that person should say.
This week, we end our hiatus with a short episode with Cam. There's a brief state of the podcast as well as a short and very personal rant about death and the state.
This week, we talk pedophiles, aliens, baby swaps, fat people, bad cops, and salty libertarians. We even delve into some libertarian theory.
This week, we had a grand old time talking about arguing against morality, Andy Ngo’s attack, Trump visiting Best Korea, Marianne Williamson’s whacky tweets, and gave a send off to Justin Raimondo.
