In this segment from his live hangout, I go heads-up with AK. We discuss the usual matters but also the then war in Iran.

AK Nation is joined by a disparate group to discuss disparate issues relating to Blakistan including the beheading of a dog! And to celebrate his birthday. Also included is an amusing cameo about a pony with an unmentionable name published in a girl’s comic on my thirteenth birthday. Here is my contribution.

The case I couldn’t mention for legal reasons was the murder of James Knight by Emma-Jayne Magson.

 See here
https://archive.org/details/emma-jayne-magson

and here
https://archive.org/details/magson-second-appeal-judgment

This video was uploaded to BitChute on February 14, 2021.

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“Transsanity”
https://archive.org/details/transsanity-enhanced
&

“Fight Like A Girl”
https://vennerroad.blogspot.co.uk/2017/01/fight-like-girl.html

“Should Women Box Men? Should Women Box At All? ”
https://thedarkman.substack.com/p/should-women-box-men-should-women

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Running to a full hour and forty minutes, this interview with Social Crediter V.R. Hadkins was recorded at his home in Totley, Sheffield, on Wednesday December 8, 1982. Eleven years later to the day, I would be held in contempt of Parliament for an entirely different reason, but that’s another story.

When I first began taking a big interest in politics, I was lucky enough to read three important publications: Muhammad Nejatullah Siddiqui’s Banking Without Interest; The Money Trick by the Institute Of Economic Democracy; and The Programme Of The NSDAP. I believe I read the latter first; I picked up a secondhand copy of Professor Siddiqui’s book as a result of this, as far as I can recall.

I read many other publications at the time, indeed I devoured them. Best not to mention Mein Kampf, but the works of C.H. Douglas I found and still find inspirational, if at times somewhat difficult to read.

Douglas died in 1952, and if he hasn’t been written out of history entirely, it is only to the extent that he is held up as a ...

Food for thought!

Don’t say you haven’t been warned.

One of my finer efforts. Follow the links for even more!

It was actually published November 27 (London time) rather than November 26 as shown on the title page.