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Dustin Du Cane

08 Aug 2024 — 4 min read

As the Tire Guy spouts nonsense about armored corps sized offensives that aren’t that size (I wish they were), we have race war in Britain, bullshit on Substack and more nastiness in Ukraine.

Phil on WW2tv with his new microphone sponsored by you

In other news

Britain has been experiencing race riots which the Guardian is scared to call race riots by Nazis.

Scumbag of the week.

This man makes tens of thousands a month from Substack. Freedom of speech for this shit. Freedom of comment only for like minded fellow travellers sponsoring it.

He also clumsily edited a shit AI picture

This is the original, edited with a fucking crop, with his shit AI art. I guess he needs to pay a solicitor to vet his posts and can’t afford a human, say natural born English, artist. Finsal command indeed, you grifting grifter.

You know what the people of Britain need to feel safe from?

Nazis on the streets

The British people need to feel safe in their own country. And we need to do this by pressuring our leaders to do whatever is necessary to regain control of our broken borders, dramatically lower the pace of immigration, and reassert law and order.

That’s fucking rich. Law and order.

Grifter gonna grift.

If you value this work, if you value this platform, if you would like to help my young team continue to spread my message, if you would like to keep up pressure, if you would like to keep the voice of ordinary people who refuse to go along with this broken consensus as prominent as possible in the debate, then support us.

We’re fucking off this platform soon.

Your subscriptions will be safe.

It’s the nice Logan Paul

Putin is getting ready to drop the Tsar Bomba if nasty Ukraine continues invading

I love RPGs and I love this guy

Boeing - one way ticket to ride

Planes not built by Boeing

I actually do competition law and also once worked for Google on a case

On this edition of Parallax Views, Emily Peterson-Cassin of the Demand Progress Education fund joins the program in the first segment to discuss the landmark decision made in the Google antitrust lawsuit that saw a judge declare that Google is a monopolist. This is a major win for the antitrust movement and those seeking to challenge monopoly capitalism in America. We'll discuss what this means as well as why anti-trust is important for consumers and workers as well as society as a whole. Additionally, we'll discuss the billionaire attacks on FTC chair Lina Khan by billionaires like Reid Hoffman who dislike her antitrust agenda.

And this good episode

Given the history of coup attempts in Venezuela, many Leftists in the U.S. and internationally the controversy around this election is actually just U.S.-directed dirty tricks. Prof. Velasco offers a different analysis while also directly addressing the problems with the virulently anti-Chavista elements that lay the blame for all of this on the deceased Chavez. We'll discuss all of this as well as the effect of U.S. sanctions in Venezuela, how Maduro ignored warnings from left-wing economists about how his policies would cause inflation in Venezuela, why Prof. Velasco takes issue with historian and pundit Anne Applebaum's analysis of Venezuela and Hugo Chavez, how this year's election in Venezuela is different than previous elections, the National Electoral Council and the lack of precinct-by-precinct data released in the aftermath of this election, Hugo Chavez's concept of a "socialism for the 21st century", misperceptions about private property in Venezuela, Venezuela's economy and oil, Chavez vs. Maduro, the continuities between Chavez and Maduro and the even more important differences between Chavez and Maduro, material incentives for the Maduro government clinging to power, police raids and discontent in Venezuela, and much, much more.

Our book is still out