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A short announcement regarding out hosting on ShoutEngine and the show moving over to Zencast. New Location on Zencast: https://blood-atellite-729421.zencast.website/ NEW RSS: https://media.zencast.fm/blood-atellite-729421/rss Website: http://www.bloodsatellite.ca

The BOLG Boyz kick the can around about trolling Richard Spencer at 3 AM as the New York Times, the practicality of having a multi-generational family home when every other generation sucks, a recent debate where someone defended being a cuckold as achieving divinity, and Arthur Shopenhauer's work The World as Will and Representationin the context of manifesting thought in action being the only way to literally give unpredictable life to concepts. You can also find some good one liners in there if you STAY TUNED. Also mentioned is the new Blood $atellite store, located at goodsvffer.com.

Judas and Dimes talk about living in your car as a door to door salesman, the shame of being a fan of both Dilbert and Rancid, and making abortion illegal (overturning roe v wade) while immediately having to figure out what to do with the influx of orphans and swamp babies (never solved the central problem of women just throwing kids into the street.) The whole last part is discussing the book The Forever War by Joe Haldeman and connecting that to The Managerial Elite by James Burnham, kicking off a whole discussion about who holds the sovereign control in modern society, the centralization of power into government institutions and NGOs, and how this class of bureaucrats are connected neither to the people nor a prime civilizational orientation. You'll like it, or won't.

A couple days late on this but only because ShoutEngine was down; if this happens in the future be sure to check our Telegram channel at https://t.me/bloodsatelliteshow On this episode, Dimes and Judas review the latest James Bond film No Time to Die, discuss Dissident Christians classifying things as Satanic to avoid having to learn a new thing, various habitual liars they've known in their lives, working in a recycling plant, and steam-powered buck breaking.

Judas and Dimes discuss leaving it all for the farm life, changing Canadian food prices, and reinventing the world of food hygiene. They then spend around half the episode exploring and unpacking the recent Kyle Rittenhouse trial as well as the Sines Vs. Kessler Charlottesville Protest trial. Also discussed is living in a limestone cellar, The Stars My Destination, and raising a daughter who ends up dating someone cooler than you.

After introducing the new voice mod technology that will bring this show into the 22nd century, Dimes and Judas dive into Pentti Linkola and his radical view on environmentalism and what some might describe as ecofascism. They then conclude the 3-episode arc regarding brother wars, the ethnic history of America, the book Albion's Seed by David Fischer, and how this all impacts nearly all movements on the Diverse Right across the globe.

After exploring online reviews for VHS tape rewinders, Dimes and Judas add an addendum to the last episode on the topic of "brother wars" and delve into conflicting ancestor worship and  historical European infighting and sabotage with far-right figure Zoltanous as an example. Also discussed is how to scientifically judge the greatest penis on Earth, Hong Kong typhoon law, and the recent incident of Alec Baldwin shooting some people.

This episode sees Dimes and Judas speaking on being haunted by Dinesh D'Souza, a rigid defense of lynching, Rothschild in Antarctica, the irreversable civilizational downfall of European/Western people being deeper than racial identity, a recap of the recent Canadian election, Orange Shirt Day in Canada, and the coverlap of property rights and victims of theft being seen as human.

The BOLG Boys take time out of esoteric babble to address The Hapa Question and provide tips on the identity crisis felt by mixed-race kids and white kids alike. They also briefly discuss the political layout of Canada around the upcoming election and give tips to Conservatives on how to deal with hot button topics, the Ikea bit of Don Peyote, the Dennis the Menace movie being a cover for Dimes being molested, and redefining what The N Word Pass is. This is more of a casual laid back episode and will get back to The Heavy Stuff next week.

Dimes and Judas discuss the recent American withdrawal from Afghanistan and the constellation of rotten takes emerging as a result, the hidden or rebranded degeneracy lurking behind many anti-American psyops and memes, the horse gravy factory to horse graveyard molestation pipeline, a Black Nazi autobiography, and the Chatlottesvile Protest anniversary.

It's a banner day at the BOLG Compound as Dimes and Judas dive into the recent incest scandal with Chris Chan, tell f*male stories, Sopranos Holocaust Fanfic, the bane of sodium, and a discussion of the book "Anthropomorphics: The Originary Grammar of the Center" by Dennis Bouvard primarily the relatioship of ancient civilizations with the esoteric world and how the biggest empires and civlizations in history grew out of this interplay.

In this one the Bad Optics Leaf Gods tread some familiar ground off the dome before exploring the Neoreactionary/NRx phenomenon, primarily through the work of Mencious Moldbug (Curtis Yarvin) and Nick Land. There's also a review of the very bad Tomorrow War movie, dreams of a better class of prostitute, The New Cross house fire in the UK, the first episode of This Week in Bits, black people not liking stories, and some other stuff  to fill your humid weekend existence.