Dimes and Judas discuss Daniel Penny being acquitted on choking a crazed Black man to death for praxis reasons, the spread of takes regarding Luigi Mangione’s assassination of a health insurance CEO, and the fall of the Assad regime in Syria. After briefly exploring the recent failed attempt at martial law to save democracy in South Korea, the segue into a review of the book “For My Legionaires” by Corneliu Zelea Codreanu. The loose autobiography gathers the story of Romania’s legendary fascist group The Iron Guard and its leader’s lifelong mission of shaping young men. Lastly in this edition of The Copepranos Society, Dimes speaks to Gord Magill on the power of trucking and surviving sustained attacks of Canadian lawfare.

Timestamps:

00:31 – Discussing the “Company of Adventurers” Toronto Event

14:57 – Daniel penny Acquitted on Subway Manslaughter

16:36 – The Groundhog Day Defense

23:08 – Luigi Mangione Assassinates UnitedHealthcare CEO in Street

29:50 – Reading the Manifesto

59:12 – The Fall of the Assad Regime in Syria

1:13:47 – The Failed Attempt of Martial Law in South Korea

1:17:24 – “For My Legionaires” Discussion Begins

1:20:27 – Directing Men vs. Creating Men

1:26:16 – Codreanu in his Youth

1:28:20 – The Primary Opponents: Jews and Communists

1:36:24 – Getting Away with Murder (Raucous Celebration)

1:39:15 – The Formation of the iron Guard

1:43:07 – The Importance of Commendations and Recognition

1:44:52 – How to Build a Nest

1:49:40 – Infiltration into Mainstream Politics

1:52:23 – The Murder of Codreanu and his Comrades

1:57:09 – Gord Magill Interview Begins