#176. Broken system
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🧵Threads of the Week 🧵
> Hicklib detected.
> When someone replies to your tweet with “my guy,” understand that you’re about to be emotionally manipulated.
> In a world where everything’s made up and the points don’t matter, ‘mature’ storytelling means killing off the hero.
> Ooh Aella, do you know what that’s worth? Ooh hell is a place on Earth.
And the 🏆Thread of the Week🏆 award goes to…
> Every week you’ll find
’s Anna Slatz posting “same judge,” and by that she means that often it’s the same UK judge handing out both light sentences to people who’ve committed horrific crimes against children, and insanely harsh judgments against people who said problematic things online or on the street. Here, she expounds on this ongoing project.💲Consoomer Product of the Week💲
> Based pulp fiction publisher The Bizarchives’ editor is going through it, so snag a book or two.
🎥A/V of the Week🎥
Thanks to NRP Cub Reporter @acewriterCA for his help with this week's A/V and Reads.
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discusses with the news cycle, how both sides react to identity politics, and the white voter’s role in the 21st century.> Nixon White House staffer Geoff Shepard explains the legacy of Watergate with Tucker Carlson, emphasizing parallels with Trumpian politics.
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and Nate Fischer describe New Founding and their referendum on DEI corporate America.> Doug Wilson and
discuss how Tim Waltz became a role model for naive voters with daddy issues.>
interviews about Michel Houellebecq’s Submission.> Alex Kaschuta and Eurydice theorize how the dating landscape could be adjusted to encourage strong marriages.
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talks with about how psychotic elites destroyed California by spoiling its best assets.>
has a Bible study with Pastor Andrew Isker.> Demon-possessed bugchasers testing the limits of consent-based society.
📰Reads of the Week📰
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responds to the notion that white interest groups, even White Dudes for Kamala, could somehow be good. Richard Hanania may be galvanized by a major party using white identity, but Greer’s more skeptical. They still think you’re racist (and need to be replaced).>
reviews British unrest with elite theory. As the society resembles anarcho-tyranny, voters become less easily seduced by sweet-talking foxes.>
interviews Wikipedia co-founder Larry Sanger to discuss the decline of the site and its capture by authoritarians.> George Sorel back on the menu?
straddles the line of fed posting by explaining how nice guy egalitarianism has warped the Western mind. A civilization built on blood and conquest wants to talk about civility. My dude, we stole continents. That’s not to lean into the nihilistic violence that dominates the aesthetic of any pre-modern worldview. However, he demonstrates a realist perspective on the mixed language made by the naive pundit class.>
’s book about anti-white racism gets a dap from known Black (with a capital B) .> Ace, your NRP Cub Reporter, who’s been helping Dudley out with the A/V and Reads, wrote about the aesthetic side of the Watergate controversy. Beyond all the Hollywood takes on the event, there’s something Greek, even dastardly, about this story.
And the 🏆Read of the Week🏆 award goes to…
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interviews Andrew Beck on creating a new lean, mean fiercely truth-telling alternative to the fat, lazy and ideologically compromised McKinseys of the world. Finally, the adults are back in the room.🐦Tweets of the Week🐦
And the 🏆Tweet of the Week🏆 awards go to…
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man this newsletter has always been such a breath of fresh air to me. i originally used it to keep up on the news when i was taking a break from x, but even now it's such a good curation of everything. idk how u do it, but i don't have the time to keep up on this many podcasts, substacks, tweets etc.
you're doing a great thing for me here dudley
If getting HIV is the gayest thing you can do then I think having an abortion is the most feminist thing you can do. A sacrifice to their respective altars.