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Mike Maxwell returns to discuss Gaetano Mosca's What is the Mafia?

Mike is the founder of Imperium Press, and the proprietor of the Imperium Press Substack.

The Best & the Brightest 

F. Roger Devlin returns to Our Interesting Times to discuss his article "The Intelligent Person’s Guide to Race & Racial Differences." We discuss why the belief in and desire for equality between the races is not supported by the empirical evidence and ultimately is a fool's errand. 

Roger Devlin is a prominent academic philosopher and the author of Sexual Utopia in Power and a frequent contributor at Counter-Currents and the Occidental Quarterly.

Tucker Carlson and 9/11

Miracle Bullet & Bibi's Billionaires

Dr. E. Michael Jones returns to Our Interesting Times to discuss the problems with the official narrative of Charlie Kirk's assassination and why it is reasonable to suspect Israeli involvement in the conservative activist's murder.  We also talk about how the controversy surrounding Kirk's death has exposed the extent of Israeli influence in American media and politics.

Dr. Jones is the editor of Culture Wars magazine and author of many books including his just published Walking with a Bible and a Gun: The Rise, Fall & Return of American Identity.

Donald Jeffries returns to Our Interesting Times to discuss his articles "Charlie Kirk: What Really Happened?" and "The Kennedys vs. the Jews."

Donald is the author of many books including the most recently published American Memory Hole: How the Court Historians Promote Disinformation.  His Substack page is here. 

Bibi Pleads "Not Guilty", Mass Insanity, & the Murder of Iryna

The Assassination of Charlie Kirk

Dr. Danielle Sulikowski joins Our Interesting Times to discuss her research regarding the Dark Triad and female manipulative reproductive suppression that is conspicuously expressed in modern feminism.  We also talk about sociopathy in politics and how the moral, economic and demographic crises afflicting the West today are part of an inevitable historical cycle that can only be navigated.  

Dr. Sulikowski is Senior Lecturer in the School of Psychology at Charles Sturt University, Australia. She has a background in animal behavior and comparative cognition. Her research focuses on the adaptive nature of human behavior, and her current projects are investigating female-female intrasexual competition.  Dr. Sulikowski's work can be followed here.