Lions Led By Donkeys Podcast Episode 368 - The Order: Part 3
Jun 23, 2025
A print shop owner finds himself entangled with a dangerous underground network after an unexpected run-in with the FBI. The discussion mixes humor and satire to unravel the absurdities of extremist ideologies, while unconventional fundraising ideas bring a whimsical touch. Misguided criminal antics in 1980s Spokane showcase the chaos of petty crime. The speakers delve into the bizarre ties between extremism and life insurance, alongside criminal tactics that merge dark comedy with dysfunctional dynamics. A reflective take on law enforcement incompetence caps it all off.
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Funding Plans Reflect Strategic Hatred
- The group considered counterfeiting and external funding from Arab oil states to finance their cause.
- They aimed to hurt their perceived enemies and undermine US allies simultaneously.
Failed Woodland Clearing Scheme
- The group's plan to clear woodland for funds failed due to the difficulty of the work and their lack of resilience.
- Their physical unpreparedness and cowardice made practical revolutionary labor impossible.
Misconceptions About Spokane Crime
- The group perceived Spokane as a dangerous, crime-ridden city based on misconceptions and media portrayals.
- Their lack of real-world knowledge led to ineffective targeting and failure.
