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Havana Syndrome is back in the news and they still won't tell us what the hell it even is. Why do they keep up this vague ruse? War with Russia, of course. Robert Skvarla joins to parse this latest chapter of nation's information war against the public.
How does Noam Chomsky, one of the foremost “leftist” intellectuals associate himself with the dark heart of imperial blackmailing pimpery, Jeffery Epstein? Many people who found Chomsky’s leftist politics too tepid and too anti revolutionary are taking a victory lap. Does this taint his work and render it useless in the fight against fascism and colonialism and US empire, all the things that Chomsky dedicated his work to combat? Were there signs in Chomsky’s political philosophy that might have hinted at this relationship? Can we allow our political figures to live lives separate from their philosophy? Do I as I say, not as I hop on board the Lolita Express to visit Little St James.
To make sense of this I had fellow Florida Man, Nathan Robinson, stop by my apartment. Robinson knows Chomsky fairly well. His work has been influenced by Chomsky’s criticism of US Empire, and it shows in his work and his magazine, Current Affairs. He even co wrote a book with Chomsky in 2024 titled, The Myth of American Idealism. Robinson gives the best explanation I’ve heard so far.
We also talk conspiracies, the state of journalism and a super special secret guest calls in to say hello.
Instagram geopolitical experts Brad the Rambler and Brother Isaac offer their thoughts on the latest American imperial war crimes.
It's the official 200th episode.
To celebrate, Brother Isaac is putting forth a double feature episode with cherished guests, Robert Skvarla and then Herman Wakefield, to talk about aliens, the internet and whether you should log off or plug in for the long ride to God knows where.
Thank you for your continuing support.
To 200 episodes more!
Unlocking this episode about Clavicular just to say, I told you so.
Sister Merrick joins Brother Isaac to talk about the return of the Looksmaxxing phenomenon.
If you're on the internet at all, you've likely seen a character by the name of "Clavicular" come across your screen. He is a 19 year old "looksmaxxing" evangelist that tells his followers to smash their faces with hammers, do meth and wear make up to maximize their social value. But he did not arrive organically or own his own merit. Rather, the man behind the curtain has turned the dials to present him to young men to steer them away from the radicalizing politics of anti-zionism.
Dimitri from Subliminal Jihad joins Brother Isaac to talk about the latest revelations regarding Kurt Cobain's death.
And yes your boy got perma-banned from Instagram. Future episode will address the banopticon and how it's coming for all of us one way or another.
Join Dorian (@dankdeleuze), Laura (@freudwasframed) and Brother Isaac finish as they finish categorizing the politics of drugs.
With the murder of Alex Pretti, former gun control types are changing their tune and stockpiling arms.
Is this folly? Is buying a gun the answer to rising authoritarianism? Or are you just more likely to blow your nuts off? Why are “Don’t Tread On Me,” 2nd amendment evangelists backtracking on their constitutional absolutisms? Brother Isaac and Brad The Rambler shoot their mouths off and bout gun ownership in America.
Listen to the whole episode on Patreon here or Substack here
Brother Isaac is joined by the smartest drug addicts he knows, Laura (@freudwasframed) and Dorian (@dankdeleuze), to talk about what kind of politics are evoked by different drugs. Is cocaine fascist? Is weed liberal? What the hell is jenkem?
Alternative title names:
Getting High On Your Own Supply and Demand
White Lines and White Lies
Phenomenology of Spirits
An Ounce of Cocaine Is Worth A Ton of Theory
Thin White Line
White Lines Burden
Brother Isaac saw Melania.
The Dersh makes a special appearance.
If Trump ceases to be entertaining, does that mean the end is nigh?
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