On Friday, March 13, Dave gave Patreon talks, detailing the development of Israel’s nuclear capability, detailed analysis of the economic dimension of the war and Trump’s links to organized crime and the milieu of Benjamin Netanyahu. As people with an obligation to our descendants, we have the responsibility to preserve a record of the events leading to the collapse of our social and political milieu. There is no better way of fulfilling that obligation than by obtaining the latest flash drive, containing all of Dave’s 45+ years on the air and a library of old anti-fascist books. WFMU-FM is podcasting For The Record–You can subscribe to the podcast HERE.
Dave’s first Patreon talks of the New Year detail a number of topics and investigations, highlighting murders and murderers, from California serial killers as terrorists to Ukrainian Nazis and the corruption of Team Trump. As people with an obligation to our descendants, we have the responsibility to preserve a record of the events leading to the collapse of our social and political milieu. There is no better way of fulfilling that obligation than by obtaining the latest flash drive, containing all of Dave’s 45+ years on the air and a library of old anti-fascist books. WFMU-FM is podcasting For The Record–You can subscribe to the podcast HERE.
In the latest set of three weekly talks on Dave’s Patreon platform, he presents a very important article comparing the second Trump administration to the Gleichschaltung of the early years of Hitler’s regime. The shadow of past CIA-backed drug smuggling operations looms large in anti-Mexico, anti-Venezuelan positioning.
As people with an obligation to our descendants, we have the responsibility to preserve a record of the events leading to the collapse of our social and political milieu. There is no better way of fulfilling that obligation than by obtaining the latest flash drive, containing all of Dave’s 45+ years on the air and a library of old anti-fascist books. WFMU-FM is podcasting For The Record–You can subscribe to the podcast HERE.
An editorial in “The Guardian” provides an interesting rhetorical insight into the onset of fascism (not “authoritarianism,” as the paper and other cowardly institutions insist on calling it). Dave has launched a Patreon Platform featuring articles, talks and interviews on the subject of fascism, past, present and future. As people with an obligation to our descendants, we have the responsibility to preserve a record of the events leading to the collapse of our social and political milieu. There is no better way of fulfilling that obligation than by obtaining the latest flash drive, containing all of Dave’s 45+ years on the air and a library of old anti-fascist books. WFMU-FM is podcasting For The Record–You can subscribe to the podcast HERE.
Dave is presenting ongoing analysis of the Iran/U.S./Israel war on his Patreon site. One can but wonder how the world will escape World War III? As people with an obligation to our descendants, we have the responsibility to preserve a record of the events leading to the collapse of our social and political milieu. There is no better way of fulfilling that obligation than by obtaining the latest flash drive, containing all of Dave’s 45+ years on the air and a library of old anti-fascist books. WFMU-FM is podcasting For The Record–You can subscribe to the podcast HERE.
Introduction: Highlighting the rise of what many call “Techno-Fascism,” this broadcast begins with discussion of fascism in Manchuria and Japan under Nobusuke Kishi. Kishi’s “Manchurian legacy” is a dominant consideration in Korea and should be reflected on against the background of what is happening in both Korea and the U.S.
Supplementing discussion of Kishi, we detail analysis of another form of “Techno-Fascism,” rooted in the Silicon Valley and featuring the ideological precepts of Curtis Yarvin, aka “Menscius Moldbug.”
For all its apparent novelty, this ideology is a high-tech version of Mussolini’s Corporate State.
” . . . . Instead of advocating for a constitutional republic with minimal government, this new strain of thought pushes for a private, post-democratic order, where those with the most resources and technological control dictate the rules. In this vision, power doesn’t rest with the people—it belongs to the most competent ‘executives’ running society like a CEO would run a company. . . .”
Introduction: The program begins with reading of two articles discussing the arrival of fascism in America. The articles are limited in scope, however, Mr. Emory feels a degree of satisfaction to see the overdue recognition of the true nature of the unfolding apocalypse.
From Henry Giroux: “We live in perilous times. The mobilizing passions of fascism are no longer a distant echo of history—they are here, surging through the United States like an electric current. We are in a period of social, ideological, and racial cleansing. . . . Americans are not witnessing a slow drift toward authoritarianism. They are living through the violent, coordinated seizure of democratic life by fascist forces emboldened by indifference, cruelty, and the architecture of unaccountable power. . . .”
Following that reading, Mr. Emory presents an informative interview by Amy Goodman of a Guardian journalist who details the fascist forces shaping both Elon Musk and Peter Thiel.
The influence of Elon Musk’s grandfather on the development of technocratic fascism is a topic that will be explored in future programs.
Introduction: Continuing discussion of the spectacular first months of the Trump regime, we begin with the exodus of a Yale professor who wrote a 2018 book about fascism. He feels the U.S. may be headed for a fascist dictatorship. A critical piece of analysis concerns the growing ease with which bioterrorism can be perpetrated. Placing the onus on Russia, China, North Korea or “terrorists” the author disregards the fundamentals of the emergent synthetic biology.
The ominous warning from the doctor about the growing threat of bioterrorism should be seen against the background of RFK, jr.‘s stewardship at HHS. He has been cutting staff with the result that the ability of the U.S. to adequately deal with a pandemic is dramatically reduced.
The balance of the broadcast consists of discussion of the Trump/Musk regime as a coup d’etat. Interestingly, none of those who wrote about the fact that a coup is underway have recognized that on 11/22/1963, the U.S. had a fascist coup. What we are seeing now is the result of that deeply tragic neglect.
A fascist to the core. That’s how retired US general Mark Milley, who directly served Trump as the chair of joint chiefs of staff, as described in Bob Woodward’s upcoming book. As Milley put it, “He is the most dangerous person ever. I had suspicions when I talked to you about his mental decline and so forth, but now I realize he’s a total fascist. He is now the most dangerous person to this country.” And while they may be true, it’s important to keep in mind that Donald Trump is far from the only aspiring fascist in contemporary American politics. The Schedule F/Project 2025 scheme orchestrated by the Council for National Policy is a group effort, after all. And as we’re going to see, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has been laying the groundwork for the kind of ‘soft fascism’ that we should anticipate a lot more of under a second Trump presidency. The kind of ‘soft fascism’ that is shaped less by Trump’s personal madness and more by the theocratic ambitions of the movements that have long animated the Republican Party. Which brings us to DeSantis’s war on Amendment 4, a ballot initiative that would enshrine abortion rights in Florida’s state constitution up to the moment of viability, coming months after Florida Republicans put in place a restrictive new 6 week abortion ban. After first trying to get Amendment 4 thrown off the ballot, the DeSantis administration has proceeded to spend taxpayer funds on an anti-Amendment 4 public messaging campaign includes tv and radio ads. An unprecedented investigation into the Amendment 4 ballot signatures has also been opened, with police showing up at people’s homes to confirm they signed the petition. Local election supervisors are also under suspicion of verifying invalid signatures. And as we’re going to also see, there’s no possible way this investigation can get the Amendment 4 removed from the ballot even if it succeeded in revealing some fraud. It’s pure intimidation. More recently, the Florida government has threatened television station employees with criminal charges if they air a pro-Amendment 4 ad. Why? Because the state claims the ads — which raise questions about whether or not women’s health is adequately protected under the new 6 week abortion law — pose a threat to public health because the new law in no way endangers women. Yes, if you run an ad suggesting the new Florida abortion law — one of the strictest in the US — could put women at risk, you could be criminally charged. So if you were wondering how the GOP is planning on handling public discontent over the unpopular policy that are about to be imposed on the public at large, look to Florida. Ron DeSantis is one of the Council for National Policy’s favorite politicians for a reason.
“Some Folks Need Killing!” So declared North Carolina Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson on June 30. At a church. With the full endorsement of the church’s pastor, Reverend Cameron McGill, who explained how Robinson only meant the people ‘trying to kill us’ should be killed. Two days later, Heritage Foundation President and Project 2025 leader Kevin Roberts made his now infamous “Second American Revolution” speech, warning that the revolution would remain bloodless “if the left allows it”. Days later, Donald Trump laughably disavowed knowing anything about Project 2025. And while Roberts’s comments have received ample attention, Robinson’s “Some Folks Need Killing!” comments have remained an under-explored topic. Because as we’re going to see, Mark Robinson has become quite a celebrity on the far right. With one very notable fan base: The American Renewal Project dedicated to recruiting conservative pastor to run for office and the Council for National Policy (CNP) figures behind it. Not only is Robinson the star of American Renewal Project events, but it turns out Reverend McGill is a recruiter for the group too. That project, formed in 2005 by political activist David Lane but with roots going all the way back to the formation of the CNP in 1981, is what we’re going to explore in this post. Because as disturbing as Robinson’s “Some Folks Need Killings” comments may have been out of of context, they are a lot more disturbing when placed in context. A Christian Nationalist dominionist context that warns of plans for a lot more than just ‘some’ killing.
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