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For the first entry of an ongoing series with my good friend Dag, we're going to be talking about some basic food storage and building up a supply for "just in case."

This episode starts an ongoing discussion on how things actually work, as opposed to how normies that don't actually do things think they do. For the first edition, we'll be looking at the existential threat that is China…or is it?

It's always popular to resolve that you're going to get in shape and eat healthy, but that's also something everyone popularly jokes about. For this episode Kyle and I are going to give you some tips to turn that resolution in to a lifestyle.

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For anyone with decent sense, it's pretty clear that the Green New Deal and other such climate activism plans are just giant Ponzi schemes to make the world's rich richer and drive the rest of us in to poverty. But what's the actual solution? Communism! At least that's what this author says...

My good friend Mark comes back to discuss the cultural relevance of Bronze Age Pervert and how a Bronze Age Mindset could help restore manliness to society.

Is it the end for Biden, or is he set to be the recipient of a blue wave and all of the polls are wrong? Hard to tell this far out, but one thing is for sure, no one running the left's media machine can seem to agree on what's going to happen or what's even the best thing for the party.

President Dwight D. Eisenhower left office with a message for America that warned against much of what we've seen come to pass within the military, scientific, and education communities. This speech is one of the last great men of modern politics warning against all the things lesser men have spent the next 50 years permitting to become the norm.

Throughout time there have been figures who have risen to change the course of human history. Has the time of "The Great Man" passed us by? Or will there be another Napoleon coming in the modern age?

Today we take a look at how the division of rural and urban America has changed over the course of a century, but also how in many ways it is still exactly the same.