TrueAnon

Exploring the strange story of Sara Bronfman and NXIVM's involvement in civil-war-torn Libya, searching for Gaddafi's missing riches. Topics include Dalai Lama's controversial views, Israeli spies, oats futures market, and Ayn Rand.

Cutting through the bullshit around the hyped-up Epstein List, Spacey on Tucker, board game backstory, witness accounts of an inappropriate gathering with Epstein, Maxwell, and young girls, the significance of testimony and blackmail.

Richard Sanders, producer of The Labour Files, joins the hosts to discuss leaks, the Labour antisemitism crisis, and Keir Starmer's rise. They also address the impact of a BBC programme on Corbyn's reputation and criticize the organization's editorial and legal processes.

The hosts discuss their expectations for the future and unique ways of hugging. They introduce TrueAnon-themed MAGA hats and a board game called Storm the Capital based on the events of January 6, 2021. They also casually talk about various interesting inventions and products, clothing, synesthesia, and pizza memories.

Exploring concerns about Israel's nuclear weapons, advocating for redistribution and transparency, and questioning weapons transfers from the U.S.

The podcast discusses the complex relationship between Israel and the US, revealing a secret letter that binds US presidents from impeding Israel's nuclear weapons program. They urge Congress to investigate Israel's nuclear stockpile.

Nick Bryant, author of the Franklin Scandal and first to publish Epstein's black book, talks about the Epstein-Victims Compensation Fund and connections between fund's administrator Jordana Feldman and David Boyes. Stan's actions as a clean-up specialist are questioned. Stanley Pottinger's thrilling Nazi hunting book 'The Last Nazi' is discussed. Unethical treatment of Epstein victim Sarah Ransom by Stan Pottinger and David Boyes is explored. Lack of transparency in the Epstein-Vikhams Compensation Fund is highlighted.

The podcast covers topics such as the Ivy League congressional hearing scandal, the e/acc meme movement, Marc Andreeseen's techno-optimist manifesto, Nick Land's dark philosophy, a controversial author's influence, testifying before Congress on anti-Semitism, the E-AC movement and AI innovation, a disease of kings, the writings and influence of Nick Land, controversial figures' academic work and philosophical concepts, the psychedelic effects of speed, schizoanalysis and rethinking desire, territory and deterritorialization, left wing accelerationism and political theory, and AI advancements and potential consequences.

Devin Thomas O'Shea discusses the mysterious death of Mary Pinchot Meyer, a woman connected to JFK. Topics include true crime, the significance of a missing diary, the trial of Ray Crump, Mary's connections to the Georgetown social scene, and JFK's relationships with women.

We’re joined again by Ben Howard and Aaron Good for part two of our discussion marking the 60th anniversary of the JFK assassination. We discuss what exactly happened to Oswald in Mexico and who knew what at the bureau. Listen to our previous JFK episodes here: patreon.com/collection/602?view=expanded Four Died Trying documentary: fourdiedtrying.com/