The Pete Quiñones Show

Kevin DeAnna, host of the Identity Politics show and a keen commentator on race and identity issues, joins the discussion with Pete Quiñones and the Old Glory Club. They dive into the recent decision by the ADL to remove its hate glossary and the controversy surrounding its credibility. Kevin critiques the limitations of nostalgia in conservative funding strategies and discusses the implications of immigration identity, particularly with Ilhan Omar. The panel also highlights the ineffectiveness of campus debates and the growing need to organize around white identity and build political infrastructure.

Kevin DeAnna, a writer and the host of the 'Identity Politics' series, dives into the shifting political landscape post-Charlie Kirk’s martyrdom. He discusses the breakdown of political debate into tribal conflict, the increasingly hostile campus culture, and the clash between performance and real power. DeAnna warns of the growing influence of identity politics and racial resentment, while suggesting that local organizing is crucial for future success. He also predicts a slow societal decline, emphasizing how race will become central to coming conflicts.

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Dive into a provocative exploration of hate crime hoaxes and the nuances of statistical reporting. Discover critiques of how certain organizations manipulate data, uncover a chilling history of fabricated incidents, and learn about the psychology behind victimhood. The discussion highlights multiple infamous campus stories, high-profile fabrications, and their societal implications. As truths unravel, listen to insights on legal consequences and how motives shape narratives, ultimately questioning the integrity of public discourse around hate crimes.

Dr. Matthew Raphael Johnson, a researcher and specialist in Russian history, shares fascinating insights on Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's '200 Years Together.' The discussion covers the mass emigration from Russia post-October coup and the cultural dynamics of Russian Orthodox communities abroad. Johnson analyzes Jewish emigration patterns, highlighting the influence of Jewish intelligentsia in exile. He contrasts the integration experiences of Jewish and Russian émigrés while exploring how exile shaped Russian national identity and cultural legacy.

Paul Fahrenheidt, a Substack writer and commentator on Francis Parker Yockey, dives deep into Yockey’s life and ideas. They explore Yockey's formative years, discussing his activism and insights from military service. Their conversation critiques cultural utopianism and emphasizes the significance of the minority culture-bearers. Fahrenheidt argues for the necessity of cultural revival and the complexities of race and identity. The duo also tackles the impact of immigration on American culture and the role of local action in navigating cultural crises.

Dive into the intricate world of the Cold War, starting with its conclusion to unveil modern policy links. Explore how innovations in satellite and nuclear tech reshaped military strategies. Discover why the USSR invaded Afghanistan and how early AI concepts were rooted in nuclear decision-making. Learn about the geopolitical shifts during Gorbachev and Bush's era, the impact of the Balkans on Europe, and the shadows of Cold War decisions in today’s Ukraine conflict. History's lessons resonate as past tensions shape current global dynamics.

In this engaging discussion, Thomas777, a writer and commentator with a keen focus on Cold War history, dives into pivotal moments shaping global geopolitics. He explores Nixon's détente strategy and its culmination with the fall of the Berlin Wall. Topics include the chilling implications of the Able Archer exercises, Reagan's 'Evil Empire' speech, and the shockwave from the downing of KAL-007. Thomas also examines how automation heightened nuclear risks, critiques NATO's purpose post-Cold War, and unpacks the chaotic rise of Gorbachev amid shifting alliances.

In this discussion, Thomas777, an independent commentator and author known for his in-depth analysis of geopolitics and military history, tackles the Vietnam War's complex origins and the role of figures like Ho Chi Minh and Robert McNamara. He explores misconceptions about U.S. involvement, the strategic significance of Indochina, and the contentious nature of the conflict. From the flawed metrics of victory to the larger implications of the Cold War, Thomas unpacks the intricate layers behind one of history's most controversial wars.

Karl Dahl, an author and researcher, and Stormy Waters, a venture capital partner and commentator on metaphysics, dive into the fascinating world of Southeast Asian demonic rituals. They explore personal encounters with spirit mediums and discuss the intricate connections between mental illness and possession. The duo warns about the risks of occult practices and psychedelics, while examining how historical conflicts were influenced by spiritual beliefs. Listeners will learn about protective tattoos, dark amulets, and the significant role of faith in spiritual economies.