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Counter-Currents Radio Podcast No. 352: Gaddius Maximus Reads The Ethnostate
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This episode of Counter-Currents Radio is multiple recordings as part of a project by Gaddius Maximus to read each chapter of Wilmot Robertson’s The Ethnostate. The following recordings were originally posted in his Telegram channel, which you can find here.
To listen in a player, simply click the linked chapter. To download, right-click the link and click “save as.”
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Very relevant project! There are other english books that would deserve an audio version:
“The Dispossessed Majority” (1972) from the same author,
“Which Way Western Man?” from William G. Simpson,
“The Jewish Strategy” and “Christianity and the Survival of the West” (1973) from Revilo P. Oliver,
“This Time the World” (1961) and “White Power” (1966) from Georges L. Rockwell.
“Nova Europa: European Survival Strategies in a Darkening World” (2013) from Arthur Kemp.
Thank you for this Gaddius and Greg! I just listened to Frodi’s stream discussing Wilmot Robertson with Mark Weber and Sam Dickson. They focused more heavily on “The Dispossessed Majority” which I planned on reading as my introduction to this fellow Anglo-American but Gaddius has forced my hand here. I hope to breeze my way through this audio session so I can show up for Sundays livestream armed with some formidable questions. Thanks again gents! Cheers
Thanks, Gaddius.
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