Watch the embedded episode below. Works on most browsers. Direct YouTube Link Speaking with Jefferson Lee about his trip to Hungary (first time in Europe), what he saw, what it made him reflect on. Continue reading Jefferson Lee and the European Report | TAP
Watch the embedded video below. Direct BitChute Link Some thoughts on a real social order and the morality of justice and responsibility, the idea of greatness as a unifying principle (as opposed to “everyone gets a trophy”), and a consideration about Jordan Peterson. This clip is taken from my September 10, 2018 appearance on Westward Thought. Continue reading Social Order, Greatness, Jordan Peterson | CLIPS
Direct YouTube Link Also on Semiogogue’s Bitchute Discussing the paradox Westerners face in their own nature on Semiogogue’s channel. Continue reading Conversation with Semiogogue: The Many and the Few
Watch the embedded episode below. Works on most browsers. Direct YouTube Link After the previous three weeks of shows (including one with just Russ and Jason) Jason, Jared, and Russ were on together for first time, for would eventually become known as The After Party. The seed topic for this stream was the Millennial Woes speech, The Passion of Jordan B. Peterson, … Continue reading Rad Russ | TAP
Watch the embedded video below. Direct BitChute Link Recently, Jordan Peterson has indicated that the individual and the individual alone is the force that combats the evils of the world. He’s also questioned the notion of “whiteness” and stated that only those who have accomplished nothing in their own lives are proud of their race. A map linked to below shows that individualism is … Continue reading Jordan Peterson
Watch the embedded video. Direct BitChute Link My most personal video yet. This reveals an integrating and inspiring experience I had, using that story as a way to discuss the meaning and purpose many people yearn for today. I overlay Jordan Peterson’s idea of child’s play onto M. Scott Peck’s four stages of spiritual development to arrive at a notion that may prompt you to … Continue reading Religion is Play for Adults? My Recent “Religious Experience”
“If you can cut the people off from their history, then they can be easily persuaded.”– Karl Marx How do we escape the cycle of having our prosperity and comfort in the West/European civilizations lead to weakness and vulnerability? This is a sentiment being raised by many sources, one that is crucial to consider. I’ll just provide a general response to that question here, as … Continue reading The Prosperity Paradox– Escaping Apathy | Article
