The Pete Quiñones Show

Dr. Matthew Raphael Johnson, a former professor and expert in Russian history, dives deep into Solzhenitsyn's '200 Years Together.' He explores the controversial Jewish colonization efforts in Crimea and Ukraine, analyzing local backlash and the socio-political dynamics of the era. The conversation also touches on the logistical failures in Birobidzhan, revealing the stark contrast between propaganda and reality. With insights on Yevsek's role and the complexities of Jewish life under Soviet rule, this discussion unpacks historical narratives and challenges conventional understandings.

Dive into the revolutionary thoughts of Georges Sorel as Thomas777 explores his impact on right-wing politics and European socialism. Discover the stark contrasts between Sorel’s focus on culture and Marx’s economic views. Unpack Sorel’s perspective on violence as a purifying force and his critique of intellectualism. Learn how the Prussian model shaped modern socialism and hear insights on local renewal and community rebuilding. This discussion connects historical ideologies to contemporary American issues and cultural revival.

Join hosts as they dive into the alarming trends of classroom absenteeism linked to immigration. They debate the impact of H-1B visas on the job market and discuss how political disillusionment among young voters may lead to radicalization. The conversation slides into Texas's demographic shifts, including the rise of new cultural establishments. Plus, they tackle controversial issues like welfare fraud among immigrants and the implications of foreign interventions. Sprinkle in fan interactions and Thanksgiving plans for a lively dialogue!

Christopher Sandbatch, a notable commentator on conservative media and the decline of institutions, dives deep into the ongoing crisis within organized conservatism. They analyze the impacts of recent events like Tucker Carlson's controversial interviews and challenges faced by prominent think tanks like Heritage. Sandbatch discusses the shift in young people's attitudes toward Israel and how conservative media is now decoupled from actual political influence. They also explore the implications of emerging figures like Nick Fuentes and the future of traditional conservative structures.

Thomas777, a revisionist historian and fiction writer, joins to dive deep into Léon DeGrelle's 'The Burning Souls.' They explore DeGrelle's background and his role in the Walloon Legion and Waffen-SS. The discussion touches on themes of memory, identity, and the critique of modern selfishness, alongside the call for spiritual renewal. They highlight the importance of motherhood in shaping the soul and reflect on soldiers' devotions and virtues during wartime. The conversation concludes with a profound look at moral restoration and spiritual leadership.

Darryl Cooper, an independent commentator and podcaster, joins the discussion on the cultural decline of Europe under American influence. He argues that postwar US cultural exports have reshaped European identity and politics. The conversation dives into the geopolitical implications, including the role of populism and the risks faced by dissident voices. They explore financial oligarchies, the rise of the US as a successor civilization, and the failures of enforced globalism. The panel emphasizes the need for a return to localism and thoughtful resistance against hyper-global integration.

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Dr. Matthew Raphael Johnson, a specialist in Russian history, shares deep insights on Solzhenitsyn's '200 Years Together.' He discusses the paraffin affair of 1922, revealing layers of NEP-era corruption and Jewish involvement in smuggling and scams. Johnson critiques how narratives distort historical truths, particularly concerning Jewish experiences under communism. The conversation also touches on international perceptions of Soviet propaganda, the failed OZET colonization plan, and the impact of historical framing on Jewish identity and politics.

Dr. Matthew Raphael Johnson, a researcher and former professor specializing in Russian history, dives into the complexities of U.S. intervention in Venezuela. He reveals the resource motivations behind the extensive regime-change efforts and highlights Venezuela's strong military alliances with Russia and China that deter U.S. actions. Johnson also discusses the legitimacy of Venezuela's elections and critiques the impact of sanctions on the economy, all while dissecting the narratives shaped by mainstream media around the country.

In this engaging conversation, Josh Neal, a former psychology professor and author known for his insights on political psychology, dives into radical individualism and its societal impacts. He critiques contemporary egotism and how it fosters depoliticization. They explore the contradictions of the 'woke right' and delve into conspiracy theories as alternative folk histories. Neal challenges established narratives and discusses the influence of figures like Freud on cultural dynamics. Their lively exchange illuminates the psychological roots of modern social issues.