Jay Dyer is someone deeply familiar with occurrences “behind the scenes of the mainstream” awareness and supports his ideas with a wealth of knowledge about philosophy and American culture. Will and Jay use this hour to discuss some of the most popular theories as well as what acts as fuel for the spread of such ideas.
Piggybacking on our good friends Aaron and Melisa’s video at Truthstream, I give my analysis of 12 Monkeys, the classic film from Terry Gilliam. We take account of the scientism in the narrative, eternal return, MK and much more. Be sure to also watch Aaron and Melissa’s video, as well as my recent analyses of the See Vee I9.
The rush to elevate self-isolation to Olympian heights as a way to combat the spread of COVID-19 has gotten to the celebrities. Sports figures are proudly tweeting and taking pictures from hotel rooms (Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton being a case in point). Comics are doing their shows from home. Thespians are extolling the merits of such isolation and the dangers of the contagion. All speak from the summit of comfort, the podium of pampered wealth: embrace social distancing; embrace self-isolation. Bonds of imagined solidarity are forged. If we can do it, so can you.
A review of the wild and crazy recently, including all the (mainly) bad p@ndemic movies, from The Stand to Andromeda Strain to Crazies to 12 Monkeys and more weird news, etc. Chill and chat Kwarantine SESH! Not serious, no panic, no touch monky!
#logos #philosophy #atheism James Higgins asked me on to discuss the transcendental argument and my previous debates. We assess the Matt Dillahunty debate, the Stefan debate and more, as well as discussing logic, metalogical claims and the notion of energies and the Trinity, as well as my analyses of Hollywood films.
One of the most harmless films to be rejected by the US military is 1996’s Sgt. Bilko, based on the...
One of the most harmless films to be rejected by the US military is 1996’s Sgt. Bilko, based on the...
The post ‘Virtually Every Character in the Film is Either Corrupt, Corrupted or Witless’ – The US Army and Sgt. Bilko first appeared on Spy Culture.
Writer Justin Stamm joins me to cover the fascinating history of the relationship of organized crime to politics, Hollywood and more. We will also look at the relationship the intelligence agencies have had to these organizations and what relationship these have had to infamous incidents like JFK, Hoover and more! All the information we will be covering is in the public domain. LIVE at 8PM CST
