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Counter-Currents Radio Podcast No. 371 The Writers’ Bloc with Nick Jeelvy, Hapaperspective, & Ricardo Duchesne
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Nick Jeelvy was joined by Hapaperspective and Dr. Ricardo Duchesne to discuss the fundamental differences between the Chinese and European minds and the China question more broadly on the latest installment of The Writers’ Bloc, and it is now available for online listening and download. Topics discussed include:
00:03:00 Masculinity in China
00:19:30 War and dysgenics
00:22:00 Urban Chinese
00:28:00 Differences between Asians and Europeans
00:44:30 Asians in America
00:51:00 Asians and Western culture
01:02:00 The Second Amendment
01:06:00 Martial culture in Europe
01:25:00 Rock n Roll
01:28:00 The Chinese economic system
01:42:00 Guilt vs. shame
01:50:00 The Japanese
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OT, I was watching Transformers the animated series last night(alright, don’t judge) and in the episode City of Steel, the frame scans across the New York sky line and comes to rest for a notable moment on the twin towers. Next Laserbeak, a flying evil robot sort of like a plane flies past. A few moments later, Megatron, the evil supervillain, “brings down” the Empire State Building from within the sewer, and it pancakes into the ground! Viewed from the theory of revelation of the method that I’m always talking about, either brilliant or crazy, could that indicate a preknowledge of 9/11? I’ve been noticing several things like that. My new hypothesis is that the towers were built for 911! Could they have been designed to collapse for this “Pearl Harbor moment,” to start this war of civilizations? Or for a wild sport, think of the rectangular obelisk in 2001, that ushers in the next stage of human evolution!
The WTC towers, being two tall cuboids overlooking a small sphere (the central sculpture of WTC plaza) were a twisted mirror of the Masjid al Haram, the holiest place of Islam, which features the two cylindrical/conical minarets of the mosque overlooking the square Kaaba. The architect knew this and specifically cited the Masjid al Haram as an inspiration. In this sense, inversion of holy symbols being a staple of satanic (here meaning oppositional) acts , their construction was a spit in the face of Islamic civilization and could be construed as a deliberate provocation.
Hmm, yeah, sort of like the inversions of sacred rituals described in Moses the Egyptian. And waving a red cape in front of Muslims!
Okay, watch the part of 2001 with the apes at the beginning. They crowd around the obelisk at dusk and it’s making that weird noise. The final shot is up the obelisk to the sky and you see a partially obscured setting sun and a crescent moon, although the crescent points the wrong way. A very fortuitous shot—did they create it some way? Basically, the star and crescent are coming INTO the tower. In the next scene of course one tribe of apes discovers clubs and utterly annihilates the other tribe. Translation: can we get them to do what they did to Japan and Germany to our enemies?
I think you’re reading too much into it.
Probably you’re right, but maybe not. There are some things that you might not know, which would be difficult to explain. All media, I believe, to varying levels of completeness, and going surprisingly far back in European history, are intricately woven representations of a kabbalistic ritual. Many movies and popular songs don’t even make sense unless one has this esoteric key.
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