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Counter-Currents Radio Podcast No. 501 New Ask Me Anything with Greg Johnson
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Greg Johnson did a new solo Ask Me Anything on the latest broadcast of Counter-Currents Radio, and it is now available for download and online listening.
Topics discussed include:
00:16 On the is/ought problem in ethics
05:54 Comment on Greg’s Graduate School with Heidegger
07:01 What’s the difference between wisdom and knowledge?
13:57 Greg’s new article on “Might, Right, and Sovereignty”
29:38 On modernist elite theory vs. classical political philosophy
32:50 On the occult
34:07 On Jewish cultural power
38:31 On James Dunphy’s new article, “The Ten Scariest Things in the World”
39:02 Should women go into higher education?
41:50 If you had to, what Halloween costume would you wear?
43:09 On hatred of the working class and manual labor
46:13 Does Greg recycle?
47:12 If you had to live in a non-Western country, which would it be?
48:39 On Leftist white advocates
52:54 Listener comments
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7 comments
Here’s a question for you Greg. If one of our like minded brothers were to happen to hit the latest powerball jackpot (over 1 billion) and then started donating huge amounts of money to sites like Counter Currents how long would it be before this country’s intelligence agencies framed him for a crime??
Probably never.
Greg, could we inquire, what is the largest single donation cc has received? Ever.
I believe it was $20K.
Wow!
Hard to answer in the hypothetical, but becoming a high-profile target for retaliation would almost certainly be a concern for would-be wealthy patrons.
1,000 multimillionaires would probably be of greater benefit to the movement than 1 multibillionaire for exactly this reason (larger number of targets=harder to strike out against). It’s more achievable anyway, as the US alone has millions of millionaires but only a few hundred billionaires.
If I had my neighbors kind of money, counter currents would not be doing fundraisers anymore!
to answer the question, I don’t think they’d directly attack the person, rather they would attack his or her money. That kind of money would have to be in the system somewhere. Suddenly, there would be some big financial shakeup like 2008, and the government would bail out every bank but the one where their money happened to be, like with Lehman brothers. I think that’s how they do that.
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