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EP232 | This Video Will Be Demonitized
EP232 of Coffee with BJ opens with the signature Canadian land acknowledgement satire before diving into culture, technology, economics, and ideological subversion in the West.
We discuss the upcoming Coffee with BJ rebrand, the micro-lesson format inspired by Scott Adams, and why short persuasion breakdowns may be the future of independent media education.
From there, the conversation shifts to the auto industry: Ford’s $30,000 electric pickup prototype, comparisons to Tesla Cybertruck engineering, systems thinking vs linear thinking, and long-term EV adoption trends. Are gas-powered vehicles disappearing over the next century? What does autonomous transport mean for society?
On the economic front, we analyze cross-border trade slowdowns between Canada and the U.S., trucking data, tariff narratives, interest rate latency effects, and early recession signals. Is Canada facing a structural slowdown while parts of the U.S. economy boom?
Then we move into national security and ideology: street prayers in Times Square during Ramadan, political entryism, generational collectivist strategy, and Robert Spencer’s work at Jihad Watch. We explore how framing, persuasion tactics, and long-term ideological movements shape Western politics.
We also examine influencer dynamics, audience capture, and pacing strategies in online political commentary, including how creators adapt messaging to retain their base.
The episode closes with a philosophical frame: “be yourself” versus “be useful,” and how becoming the best version of yourself may be the most effective contribution in a fractured media environment.
Topics include: Coffee with BJ rebrand Scott Adams micro lessons Ford electric pickup Tesla Cybertruck engineers EV vs gas vehicles future Autonomous cars systems thinking Canada US trade slowdown Tariffs and recession signals Interest rate latency economics Florida economy Ron DeSantis Ramadan Times Square prayers Political entryism strategy Robert Spencer Jihad Watch Debanking political speech Audience capture online influencers Persuasion pacing techniques Collectivism vs Enlightenment values National security Canada Media echo chambers Culture war framing
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Honking For Freedom - The Trucker Convoy That Gave Us Hope
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EP232 of Coffee with BJ opens with the signature Canadian land acknowledgement satire before diving into culture, technology, economics, and ideological subversion in the West.
We discuss the upcoming Coffee with BJ rebrand, the micro-lesson format inspired by Scott Adams, and why short persuasion breakdowns may be the future of independent media education.
From there, the conversation shifts to the auto industry: Ford’s $30,000 electric pickup prototype, comparisons to Tesla Cybertruck engineering, systems thinking vs linear thinking, and long-term EV adoption trends. Are gas-powered vehicles disappearing over the next century? What does autonomous transport mean for society?
On the economic front, we analyze cross-border trade slowdowns between Canada and the U.S., trucking data, tariff narratives, interest rate latency effects, and early recession signals. Is Canada facing a structural slowdown while parts of the U.S. economy boom?
Then we move into national security and ideology: street prayers in Times Square during Ramadan, political entryism, generational collectivist strategy, and Robert Spencer’s work at Jihad Watch. We explore how framing, persuasion tactics, and long-term ideological movements shape Western politics.
We also examine influencer dynamics, audience capture, and pacing strategies in online political commentary, including how creators adapt messaging to retain their base.
The episode closes with a philosophical frame: “be yourself” versus “be useful,” and how becoming the best version of yourself may be the most effective contribution in a fractured media environment.
Topics include: Coffee with BJ rebrand Scott Adams micro lessons Ford electric pickup Tesla Cybertruck engineers EV vs gas vehicles future Autonomous cars systems thinking Canada US trade slowdown Tariffs and recession signals Interest rate latency economics Florida economy Ron DeSantis Ramadan Times Square prayers Political entryism strategy Robert Spencer Jihad Watch Debanking political speech Audience capture online influencers Persuasion pacing techniques Collectivism vs Enlightenment values National security Canada Media echo chambers Culture war framing
Order Now!
Honking For Freedom - The Trucker Convoy That Gave Us Hope
http://www.HonkingForFreedom.com
Substack | Twitter | Locals | Instagram
www.BenjaminjDichter.com