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Black and Red Book Review

by Aatami Mikaelson

Antifascist reading white supremacist literature and picking it to pieces

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Episodes

  1. Oh F*** It's All Yale Again, Part 2

    We're all looking for the elites who did this" say the elites

  2. Oh F*** It's All Yale Again, Part 1

    Why is this swamp still here? I thought it was drained ten years ago

  3. Grifter, Liar, Soldier, Guy

    A wannabe Viking finds a new angle for racism, climbs some mountains, and documents his own war crimes

  4. Rout-edgy

    A whiny book snob complains about a corporation not coddling him enough while pretending to fight 'the system' and begging for money

  5. American Failson

    Life update, cat fighting among Nazis, and I review a bad film... review. The movie also sucked

  6. Day of the Rope

    *sigh* another mediocre thriller that confuses 'being racist' with 'having a plot'

  7. Deceived, Damned, and Defiant

    Guy who couldn't fight underage waitresses also can't write well. So he wrote a lot instead

  8. Patriot Fail

    Like any wannabe supervillain, our heroes released a capital -M Manifesto

  9. Towards A New Nationalism

    We return from a hiatus to catch up on Professor Greg's nonsense

  10. Wotan Clan

    A guy discovers his friend was kind of a scumbag. His other friend steals a bunch of money. But they made a religion out of it

  11. Frankie Goes To Nazitown

    Reupload. Little known Nazi substack writer wrote a book It's mediocre of course

  12. *Insert Pithy Title Here*

    Correction to a previous mistake. NSC-131 member plays federal games, wins federal prizes. New England neonazis have a snitch in their ranks, according to the feds

  13. Ancient Aryans

    Nazi rich kid befriends dictators,goes off on quests, and ultimately invents the History Channel,

  14. American Treachery

    Literal neoNazis provide me with free material. Movement drama ensues. We spill a bunch of tea and hot goss

  15. Season Finale

    Harold Covington ends his literary career with some of the worst writing I've encountered in my career as a podcaster. Monologuing, it's a hard no for me

  16. American Fascists/Union/???

    New player in the American fascist scene. They can't decide on their name, and pick fights with everyone. They're fitting right in

  17. "The Kloran"

    Lost episode! I take you through the Klan's super special, O so secret rituals. Featuring: klaverns, klaliffs, NightHawks, Imperial Wizards, and especially Kludds

  18. "The War for America", Sebastian Gorka

    A Hungarian fascist rises to the white house and falls to grifting fish oil supplements

  19. "The Coming American Fascism", Lawrence Dennis

    Real life Clayton Bigsby popularized fascism, desperately wanted to be rich and powerful, failed utterly. "Fascist intellectual" is a mediocre writer ofc

  20. "Protocols of the Elders of Zion"

    A nameless Russian cop popularizes anti-Semitism in an incredibly obvious forgery

  21. "This Time the World", George Lincoln Rockwell

    The Rise of Rockwell, featuring: misogyny, inventing modern culture war, lots of grifting, and bitter ex-husband energy

  22. "My Awakening", David Duke

    Dave lies about his accomplishments and a serious beat down. He is honest about his sister, though

  23. "Fascism Viewed From the Right"

    'Intellectual' took a few too many blows to the head, rambles about why real fascism was the friends he made along the way

  24. "The Futurist State"

    Literal fascists reinvent the wheel, don't quite get what irony is. Lots of projection about themselves

  25. Willis Carto part 2

    Hayward joins us in examining the overlap between white nationalists and conservatives

  26. Willis Carto, part 1: "Populism vs Plutocracy"

    A white nationalist tries worming his way into conservative circles; mostly succeeds

  27. "The white book"

    A surprise, to be sure, and an unwelcome one

  28. "Imperium", Francis Parker Yockey

    An American helps Nazis do PR work, coins new terms, and fancies himself a writer. Might be a spy.

  29. Season 4 premiere

    Exploring an original American fascist author, and surprise video game character

  30. Open Letter to the White Man, Iron March

    Response to a longform essay

  31. Aleksandr Dugin, "Fourth Political Theory"

    Exploring Moscow's favorite pseudo intellectual nerd who should've spent more time learning to write

  32. David Myatt, "Iron Gates"

    Just the absolute worst, even by this podcast's standards

  33. Francis Parker Yockey part 1

    Biographical overview of "Nazi beatnik", Francis Parker Yockey

  34. "Doctrine of Fascism"

    New episode reviewing Benito Mussolini's 8 page magnum opus

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Antifascist reading white supremacist literature and picking it to pieces

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Aatami Mikaelson

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