Dimes and Judas discuss the CIA developing wooly mammoth resurrection technology, the fallout of Trump’s Liberty Day Tariff Assault, and Million Dollar Extreme’s live comedy show in Oshawa. Somewhere after reviewing the bartender’s guide to Semenology, they launch into a review of “El Narco: Inside Mexico's Criminal Insurgency” by Ioan Grillo. Here they investigate not only the complex history of the Mexican drug trade but also the claim that it is both the invisible hand of the market market and the criminalization of drugs that causes the death cult terrorist beheadings. Lastly on this very special Copepranos Society, we have what may be the last ever Digital Archipelago episode, centered on the topics of Michael Ruppert’s “Collapse” documentary and a Lacanian analysis of political interracial pornography.

Timestamps:

00:30 – The Binary Reality of a Potentially Dangerous Taxpayer

03:54 – Kanye West Helped Kill the Digital Archipelago

09:04 – Semeonology

13:07 – Million Dollar Extreme Live Show in Oshawa

25:01 – Donald Trump’s Liberty Day Global Tariff Results

31:40 - Marine LePen Convicted in Stitch-Up and Banned from Politics

36:51 – The CIA is Investing in Wooly Mammoth Resurrection Technology

45:51 – Peter Thiel and the Bioeconomy

54:55 – Chinese Zombie CRISPR Slaves

58:31 - “Dimes is Gay” has Breached Containment

59:50 - Blood $atellite Show News

1:02:30 – “El Narco” Review Begins

1:08:07 – The Trade of Guns Flowing South

1:09:40 – The Zetas

1:13:39 – The Blossoming of Cartels Due to Democracy

1:19:10 – The Sinaloa Cartel Dynasty Exists and Knows What Drugs Are

1:23:06 – Mexicans Stole the Drug Trade from the Chinese

1:27:13 – Did the CIA Fund the Drug Trade in WW2?

1:29:52 – The Drug War as a Spigot for Latin American Military Support

1:34:13 – The American Bureaucratic War of Alliances Inside Mexico

1:36:26 – Cartel Capture of Organs of Power and The Problem of Supporting Competition

1:46:08 – Narco Religions and Catholic Death Cults

1:55:22 – Narco Propaganda in Podcast Tours

2:00:47 – Digital Archipelago Interview Begins