From our recent chat "A grand, sweeping history of the Great Reset" Full video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rEs0h4Cxx8Q *Subscribe to Not the BBC's Pith Weekly:* My Pith Weekly newsletter is the centerpiece for Not the BBC. We don’t know which platform any of us will be on in a few months time, or who will be censored, but I can guarantee I’ll continue to share my best thinking on meta-politics every Saturday morning. Subscribe and become a node in my network. https://notbbc.news/subscribe *Subscribe to Not the BBC on Odysee* https://odysee.com/@NotTheBBC:4 What's Odysee? Odysee is an alternative video platform built upon blockchain. This means censorship is much harder. Many are fleeing there from Youtube. Follow them. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35Orvyb8ZwI

KB Goldtooth and I discuss the significance of the Second Amendment. What is the effect of gun ownership on the national psyche? Would gun ownership in Britain be a good thing? Is there are Dissident Right perspective on guns? We explore the symbolic importance of guns as well as the way they maintain a vigilant citizenry and keep power in check. We also borrow from thinkers like Bertrand de Jouvenel, James Burnham and Jordan Peterson to help add perspective to the question. Follow KB Goldtooth on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Goldentoothed *Subscribe to Not the BBC's Pith Weekly:* My Pith Weekly newsletter is the centerpiece for Not the BBC. We don’t know which platform any of us will be on in a few months time, or who will be censored, but I can guarantee I’ll continue to share my best thinking on meta-politics every Saturday morning. Subscribe and become a node in my network. https://notbbc.news/subscribe *Subscribe to Not the BBC on Odysee* https://odysee.com/@NotTheBBC:4 What's Odysee? Odysee is an alternative video platform built upon blockchain. This means censorship is much harder. Many are fleeing there from Youtube. Follow them. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJL-AnOx5H4

From my chat with G Edward Griffin ‘Reflecting on the capture of the West.’ Full episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1p1N2PqeyfQ Follow G Edward: https://twitter.com/GEdward_Griffin Register for the Red Pill Expo on June 5-6: https://redpillexpo.org/ *Subscribe to Not the BBC's Pith Weekly:* My Pith Weekly newsletter is the centerpiece for Not the BBC. We don’t know which platform any of us will be on in a few months time, or who will be censored, but I can guarantee I’ll continue to share my best thinking on meta-politics every Saturday morning. Subscribe and become a node in my network. https://notbbc.news/subscribe *Subscribe to Not the BBC on Odysee* https://odysee.com/@NotTheBBC:4 What's Odysee? Odysee is an alternative video platform built upon blockchain. This means censorship is much harder. Many are fleeing there from Youtube. Follow them. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRN_xDT4tPg

Ryan Turnipseed, Charlemagne, Binary Surfer, Academic Agent and John Dee share their views on Elon Musk on Unpopular Opinions. Elon Musk's actions since taking control of Twitter have surprised many. The recent round of amnesties to previously suspended accounts, such as Carl Benjamin's, and his confrontation with the ADL's Jonathan Greenblatt ("Stop Defaming Me") show that something is changing. Turnipseed makes the case that we're seeing a shift away from the paradigm that's been in place since the managerial revolution, and the entrepreneurial class is having a revival. The managerial class is increasingly costly and failing to deliver value, and low start up costs in the information age have enabled a new class of entrepreneurs to rise. Charlemagne notes that this is how we can frame the emergence of a New Right around Peter Thiel, as well as the rise to prominence of Curtis Yarvin. Musk is a capitalist reactionary against the professional managerial class, and by virtue of this can be seen as a friend in Carl Schmitt's Friend-Enemy Distinction. The notion that Musk represents an "entrepreneurial revolt" against the PMC is supported by the fact that these arguments have been echoed by the likes of Antonio Martinez Garcia, Marc Andreessen and David Sacks (of the All-In podcast). Academic Agent brings up James Burnham and Mosca on intra-elite conflict and how this is a good thing for the general public. More in-fighting amongst elites means less energy spent on managing us. John Dee asks whether we should be more cautious and whether someone who has so heavily relied on government contracts can truly be seen as independent or compared with Henry Ford. Source Video: UO 10.22: The Return of the King Source Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z059RY7lcaw ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YvN6DH3kJ8s