6 chapters across the catalog
A 2008 clip featuring Almas J. Sammy discusses the "Willie Lynch Papers," a document often cited as a blueprint for controlling enslaved people. While many historians consider the letter a modern forgery, Sammy argues it remains instructional for understanding the psychological impact of slavery and the focus on profit. The hosts compare the Lynch letter to the "Protocols," noting how manufactured documents can still exert real-world influence.
The hosts conclude the first half of the donation segment by thanking associate executive producers such as Lindsay Heitman and David Kang. Kang's note references a previous discussion on the Black Panther movie and its potential CIA connections. Listeners are directed to mofundme.com to support the show and participate in the value-for-value exchange.
A second round of donor thank-yous includes several anonymous contributors and listeners from Australia. The hosts grant "Mo Karma" and "de-deadbeatings" to various producers. One donor's note mentions the "mind traps" of woke culture, while another references a "proud boy" turning in an "Antifa" brother.
The WHO is actively promoting the HPV vaccine to eliminate cervical cancer, a move some view as a marketing push to recover lost revenue during the pandemic. The history of Gardasil is examined, including its expansion from young girls to boys and the use of celebrity spokespeople like Michael Douglas. Concerns are raised regarding the side effects reported by groups of young women following the initial administration of the vaccine.
The discussion turns to the historical reality of Abraham Lincoln, noting that he was not an abolitionist in the traditional sense. In his 1858 debates with Stephen Douglas, Lincoln explicitly stated that he was not in favor of social or political equality between the white and black races.
The hosts examine Pete Buttigieg's "Douglas Plan," which aims to tackle racial inequality through economic uplift and social protection. Adam Curry expresses skepticism, labeling Buttigieg a "CIA candidate" and a "spook" due to his background as a Rhodes Scholar and his high-level donor connections. They also note the hostile reception Buttigieg has received from progressive media outlets like The Young Turks.
