I was very glad to see Alex Jones return to the Joe Rogan Experience. In response to this episode, Blue Checkmark Twitter lost their collective minds. In response Spotify actually came out in defense of Joe Rogan, saying that he can have whomever he wants on the show. Does money talk? Does Spotify not care about the outrage because of Rogan's numbers? Is this a huge turning point in the culture war?

I share news that some Europeans are beginning to say "enough is enough" to new "Second-Wave" COVID19 lockdowns. Are these rioters acting from a pure libertarian standpoint? Are they reminiscent of Antifa black-block commies? What are folks saying across Europe about this. Will things further ignite? Find out. 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8882647/Furious-anti-lockdown-protests-erupt-Europe.html#comments

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I never realized that the Monkey's Paw, one of the most chilling short stories of all time, was actually an anti-war piece warning of the unintended consequences of empire. Blew my mind. Great fodder for Liberty, Bigly.  CORRECTION: It was not Sid Philips who spoke at a Mises event. It was his best friend, Eugene Sledge https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WCIJfM_CgWo 

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In this episode I reflect on podcasts I've been listening to which discuss what civil unrest and insurgencies actually look and feel like. I talk a little bit about a collection of short stories I am writing that I most likely will never finish. Good times!