Aaron (Timeline Earth)

Aaron, the creator behind Timeline Earth, dives into the nuances of surviving in a blue state from his Massachusetts lens. He shares his political journey from libertarianism to activism, while mocking the absurdities of political labels. The conversation ricochets between leisure activities in Massachusetts to dark humor about empire collapse. They tackle the decline of upward mobility and ponder wealth strategies for a stable upbringing, all while delivering witty critiques on contemporary political moments and cultural tropes.

Aaron, co-host of the Timeline Earth podcast, returns to discuss the shifting dynamics within conservative circles. He and Pete explore surprising internal divisions and the implications of the Heritage Foundation’s defense of Tucker Carlson. They unpack criticism of Christian Zionism and reveal connections between visa loopholes and organized crime. The conversation also touches on U.S.-China tensions and the importance of focusing on local politics for real change.

Aaron from Timeline Earth, a podcaster known for his insightful commentary, joins for a deep dive into Joseph de Maistre's defense of the Spanish Inquisition. They tackle de Maistre’s arguments about the origins and motivations behind the Inquisition, exploring the tension between civil and ecclesiastical authority. The discussion includes misconceptions about who really controlled the Inquisition, debates on violence versus state security, and how these historical events shaped national identity. They even reflect on modern parallels with today’s ideological conflicts.

In this engaging discussion, Aaron from Timeline Earth, a contributor known for his historical commentary, joins as they dive into Joseph de Maistre's defense of the Spanish Inquisition. They explore de Maistre's insights on the origins and evolution of the Inquisition, highlighting its original non-violent role. The conversation touches on how state interests shaped religious uniformity and the misconception of the Church's sole control over executions. With modern parallels to contemporary politics, they reflect on the intricate balance between stability and individual liberties.

In this insightful discussion, Aaron from Timeline Earth, a contributor known for his polemical commentary, joins Pete to delve into Lenin's 'State and Revolution.' They explore how the state emerges from class struggle and the relationship between violence and democracy, outlining lessons from the Paris Commune. The duo unpacks concepts like the dictatorship of the proletariat, the necessity of abolishing old state machinery, and the practical steps towards a classless society. Their engaging dialogue also contrasts historical Marxist insights with contemporary political strategies.

In this compelling discussion, Aaron, co-host of the Timeline Earth podcast, dives into Laurent Guyenot's essay on Israel's political identity. They explore the concept of psychopathy in nations, linking traits like manipulation and lack of empathy to Israel's behavior towards Palestinians. The conversation addresses the complexity of Jewish identity, historical narratives, and the influence of elite-driven ideologies. Aaron and Pete also reflect on the challenges faced by internal Jewish opposition to Zionism, making for a thought-provoking dialogue.

7 Hours and 49 MinutesPG-13This is the complete audio of Pete and Aaron from Timeline Earth reading and commenting on Ted Kaczynski's "Industrial Society and Its Future."Timeline Earth PodcastThe Manifesto OnlinePete and Thomas777 'At the Movies'Support Pete on His WebsitePete's PatreonPete's SubstackPete's SubscribestarPete's GUMROADPete's VenmoPete's Buy Me a CoffeePete on FacebookPete on Twitter

In this discussion, Aaron from Timeline Earth, a podcaster and historical commentator, joins Pete to explore Joseph de Maistre's defense of the Spanish Inquisition. They delve into de Maistre's views on the Inquisition's origins and evolution, arguing its role in state security and political order. The conversation highlights the Inquisition's investigative purpose versus its association with brutality, referencing historical contrasts with modern judicial norms. They reflect on how the Inquisition shaped Spanish identity and consider its relevance to today's societal challenges.

8 hours and 1 MinutePG-13Here are the first 6 episodes of Pete's reading of 'Race War in High School' by Harold Saltzman.Reading 'Race War in High School' by Harold Saltzman Pt. 1 w/ Jay QReading 'Race War in High School' by Harold Saltzman Pt. 2 w/ Jose NiñoReading 'Race War in High School' by Harold Saltzman Pt. 3 w/ Aaron from Timeline EarthReading 'Race War in High School' by Harold Saltzman Pt. 4 w/ Thomas777Reading 'Race War in High School' by Harold Saltzman Pt. 5 w/ Rose PinochetReading 'Race War in High School' by Harold Saltzman Pt. 6 w/ The PrudentialistPete and Thomas777 'At the Movies'Support Pete on His WebsitePete's PatreonPete's SubstackPete's SubscribestarPete's GUMROADPete's VenmoPete's Buy Me a CoffeePete on FacebookPete on TwitterBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-pete-quinones-show--6071361/support.

In this engaging discussion, Aaron from Timeline Earth joins Pete to read and provide insights on Lenin's 'State and Revolution.' Together, they navigate the intricacies of Marxist theory, exploring the state's role in class antagonisms and revolutionary violence. They delve into lessons from the Paris Commune regarding the necessity of player accountability and abolishing bureaucracy. The duo debates how proletarian centralism can emerge from local communes while rejecting opportunism, all underscored by a vision of a future devoid of state apparatus.