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The Counter-Revolution of 1776

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Mentioned in 9 episodes

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Victor Davis Hanson
when promoting his forthcoming book and describing its scope about Trump and the political movement.
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NATO’s Double Standard on Iran, Europe’s Drift, and the Fraud Crisis at Home | Victor Davis Hanson
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Gianni Paul
as one of the most clarifying books about why the American Revolution took place.
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From Reagan to Trump: Neoliberalism, Class War, and American Decadence
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Owen Glyn-Williams
, arguing the American Revolution was a counter-revolution against the brewing abolition of slavery in the British Empire.
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121 | The Federalist Papers
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Victor Davis Hanson
to describe his forthcoming book covering Trump, January 6, and the first year of the administration.
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Victor Davis Hanson: John Brennan’s ‘Rendezvous’ With Accountability Couldn’t Come Sooner
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Nick Estes
as providing a similar analysis to Sakai's work on settler colonialism.
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Reading J. Sakai's "Settlers" w/ Jared Ware (Pt.1)
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Gianni Paul
as one of the most clarifying books he has read recently.
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[BEST OF 2025] From Reagan to Trump: Neoliberalism, Class War, and American Decadence
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Charisse Burden-Stelly
as Gerald Horne's retelling of 1776 that reframes the American founding as a counter-revolution protecting elite interests.
Charisse Burden-Stelly: These ideas belong to us: Knowledge production by other means
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Adnan Husain
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Henry Hakamaki
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Gerald Horne
's major work reframing the American Revolution around slave resistance.
The Counterrevolution of 1776 w/ Gerald Horne [Remastered]
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Ross Wolfe
as a book by Gerald Horne that suffers from a lack of historical context.
The Rise of Neo-Stalinism (Ft. Ross Wolfe)
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Walter Turner
as one of
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Gerald Horne
's recent texts.
Africa Today – March 10, 2025

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