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Radix celebrates the genius, legend in his own time, the greatest radio show host of all time, the infamous Rush Limbaugh after his tragic passing away after struggling with lung cancer.
We then cover why the best is yet to come and how the media financed the "storming of the capital".
Radix covers her latest article The Relentless Revolution: Dialectique Technocratique. This is an important work that took a week to write.
https://patriotssoapbox.com/opinion/the-relentless-revolution-dialectique-technocratique/
Radix covers China's latest Belt and Road schemes, Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars in the context of "covid" and capitulation, and a blueprint for totalitarianism. Then we look at a video called "how to save the planet" from Davos 2020 and WEF. An Israeli "philosopher" of the elites, Harari, refers to us as the "useless class", claims that biometric sensors will let the ruling class know if we are just pretending to believe the regime propaganda, and if not we will be "in the gulag the next morning" while finally ending his speech by calling us all "rats."
We don't want the rats getting hold of the technology and power do we?
Radix covers the arrest and indictment of Douglass Mackey aka "Rickey Vaughn" over a meme that Kristina Wong also made and shared, telling Trump supports to vote via text. It was clearly satire, even more disturbing is the lack of evidence presented that this actually impacted anyone or made anyone not vote. We look at the targeting of Gab in the indictment, possibly as a pretext to go after them and the 18 USC language they are charging him with was "intimidating voters" and historically has been interpreted and used to go after people physically intimidating people at the polls and scaring them from voting, holding the hostage, or something like that.
Radix covers the totalitarian "humanist" managerial revolution and it's control and domination of society. We look at past paleocon stalwarts like Samuel Francis and James Burnham, author of the "managerial revolution" and it's relevance to modernity.
Radix covers the problems with modern day "capitalism" and the corporates monopolies that even governments and nations can no longer hold accountable like Google. We cover Huey Long's famous "every man a king" speech from 1934 and relate it to modern woes.
Radix covers the "progressive liberal socialist" genocide playbook, looking at how they demonize a certain group (whites, conservatives, trump voters) and then disarm them, then genocide them. We look at historical examples, including Cambodia's "Year Zero" campaign that saw 1.7 million murdered in cold blood, and how the CIA and America were part of this.
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