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We have a fun episode for you today! We learn about the hilarious Randian failure of Grafton, NH with CinderAbyss and find several brand new reasons to hate libertarians. This will also be the episode where we bid temporary farewell to Spectra as they leave for greener pastures. We'll be back recording together soon, but time frame isn't set in stone at this point.



Music by Death Grips - Known for it on the Black Google album

The dullard duo sit down with Token Portuguese Pineapple B to discuss the bizarre and all-too-predictable sociological concept of lusotropicalism that penetrates Portuguese political discourse to this day, as well as several (of course) diversions to discuss and contextualise Portugal`s transparent attempts at justifying colonial exploitation.

Music:

Death Grips - Known For It on the Black Google album.

We sit down with Dr. Valia Rodriguez of Cubanos en UK to discuss Cuba's socialist medical system, doctor secondment, and the ongoing US blockade on Cuba. 

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Audio samples as they appear:

Michael Parenti's 1986 lecture at University of Colorado, Boulder

Intro sample provided by Death Grips' Known For It on the Black Google album.

"Y en eso llego Fidel" by Carlos Puebla

We sit down and get educated by a member of the mass organisation Anti Imperialist Action Ireland on the history of the British state in occupying Ireland, and flip the propaganda surrounding the occupation and The Troubles as merely sectarianism. Rather, it becomes clear this criminal sectarianism was (and is) British state-sanctioned policy. 

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Image by Miossec licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0 Creative Commons — Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported — CC BY-SA 3.0

Intro music: Known For It by Death Grips from Black Google album

MJC and Spectra give a book report on the least curious man in the UK, James O'Brien, and his seminal(?) best-selling(?) book(?): How to Be Right...in a World Gone Wrong. Be amazed as James bravely defends the status quo (one he admits is deeply unsatisfying) from Greg, Joe, and Dave of Huddersfield, turning them into upstanding Classical Liberals® by saying they're wrong. Gasp at his inability to disprove far-right talking points despite screening for calls. Wonder why he (conveniently) refuses to recognise the part that capitalism has to play in the world getting progressively worse. Finally, consider the implications for this futile 'debate bro-ing' and its peddlers on the left. As always, we realise the best solution is to just log off.

We also shockingly discover that Jim Davidson has learned how to use Geocities, and Nigel Farage RSS feeds. The humanity!

We're back in the new year with a special episode on the most inspiring election of the previous decade...no, not that one. BOLIVIA! The people said "mas" for "MAS". Plus, we discuss how labour orgs in India T-poses over the West's tired corpse, and mad fascist Modi very mad indeed. Come listen, won't you?



Music:

Known for It by Death Grips on the Black Google album

Cyber Starting Area - Background/Suspense by TeknoAXE

Bandera Roja by unknown artist