I went shopping this morning, and when I got home, AK Nation was on-line, so I joined him for the last few minutes of his hangout. This is the full segment. AK did in fact upload the livestream mentioned although there was some confusion about which one it was.

Here it is: 

https://archive.org/details/ak-nation-june-4-2-25

I was up very early due to the oppressive heat and my haywire biological clock, so I joined in the last 40+ minutes of this live hangout. AK appeared to like my Ted Bundy joke.

 I begin this hangout with news from the Harvey Weinstein trial in New York and play the audio of two short clips of two of his faux victims and his lawyer talking after the event. I compare this case with the rape trial of the infamous sexual predator boxer Tony Ayala.

I go on to discuss a case of some historicity from Canada, one of mistaken identity followed by a number of other cases, sordid but not of mistaken identity. I also discuss the reaction to a documentary about Jeffrey Epstein and a mention of Rolf Harris, both these latter related to the Internet Movie Database. (I allude to this erroneously as the International Movie Database; it is stylised as the IMDb).

I go on to discuss an article by a feminist airhead who defended the now easily proven liar Christine Blasey Ford. I enjoyed debunking this woman at length.

In addition to other cases, I discuss an appeal by a so-called helpline for male rape victims. Yeah, right.

 The Prior Bad Acts Of Gloria Allred
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“Transsanity”
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“Fight Like A Girl”
https://vennerroad.blogspot.co.uk/2017/01/fight-like-girl.html

“Should Women Box Men? Should Women Box At All? ”
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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 ...

Although I am a Londoner born and bred, I also lived in the north of England for several years. In December 1982, I was living in Leeds when I travelled to Sheffield to interview Social Crediter V.R. Hadkins. On March 31, 1983, I travelled to Hebden Bridge where I interviewed Wilfred Price. Both these were more conversations than interviews but this is no time to play semantics. Like the Hadkins interview, this one remained stashed away on a cassette tape for over four decades until I got round to converting it. In this connection, I should point out for younger readers (ie most of you) that in 1983 there was no Internet at all and no e-mail outside of the now long defunct ARPANET. When I set up my FinancialReform website in November 2001, it was inconceivable to me that I would be able to upload a 57Mb file at any time soon. Today though, websites handle massive files and people spend hours on-line hanging out with people on the other side of the world.

This interview file would have been ...

Do women who kill deserve to be held accountable for their crimes? Not according to some.

The Government is tackling the problem of recidivism, in particular petty offenders.

A new documentary has been released that explains in minute detail the case for basic income.