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The tag 'Temple of Set' is associated with 2 posts.

“There are many here among us who feel that life is but a joke . . . .” Zoom Discussion of Discordianism Featuring Recluse

Posted by Dave Emory ⋅ August 10, 2026 ⋅ 2 comments

There is noth­ing fun­ny about what is hap­pen­ing across the world today. Dis­cor­dian­ism, how­ev­er, has framed the most destruc­tive dynam­ics in a qua­si-humor­ous, rel­a­tivis­tic frame­work that led to the devel­op­ment of Qanon and all that it beto­kens. 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.


New On Mr. Emory’s Patreon Platform: Analysis of the Charlie Kirk Killing and Discussion of the Process Church

Posted by Dave Emory ⋅ October 1, 2025 ⋅ Post a comment

The accused “Lee Har­vey” Robin­son could NOT have fired the fatal shot. In addi­tion, the bril­liant Hal Sander­son ana­lyzes the Process Church, an orga­ni­za­tion with overt Nazi man­i­fes­ta­tions. 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.


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The Old Boys: The American Elite and the Origins of the CIA by Burton Hersh; Wealthy, well-connected, even intellectually-inclined founders of the OSS / CIA were considerably less than idealistic. Read more »