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This week, Daniel introduces Jack to the febrile world of the Southern Nationalists. Warnings apply, as always * Show Notes: New Christopher Cantwell drama: https://christophercantwell.com/2019/02/11/sorry-for-spam-posts/ https://gab.com/Cantwell/posts/48424388 https://gab.com/Cantwell/posts/48500924 https://twitter.com/EmilyGorcenski/status/1096910054840823809 * History resources: Hooded Americanism At The Hands of Persons Unknown Blood and Politics * Western groups: Bundyville

Part 2 of Daniel and Jack's conversation about the 'Crying Nazi'.

In this episode, Daniel and Jack make their first assault on the mountain of bullshit, bile, and batshittery that is Christopher 'the Crying Nazi' Cantwell.

In this episode, Daniel tells Jack about the aftermath of the disastrous Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville 2017.  They also get a tad more theoretical about some of the reasons for some of the behaviour of the 'alt-right', and chat about some related issues such as the recent controversy concerning the Covington MAGA kids.

In this episode, which runs a bit longer than the first two, and which goes to some very dark places, Daniel tells Jack all about the infamous Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, 2017. The episode features discussions of violence, and we try to signpost when we're getting into the painful details.  But warnings definitely apply from the start.  We're discussing virulent racism and bigotry. (Also, we're on iTunes and YouTube now.) Of necessity, we're only glancing at this incredibly big and

In our second episode, Daniel tells Jack all about former KKK Grand Wizard, "king of the angry Facebook grampas", and man who wrote an autobiography that it then took him 42 hours to record himself reading, 'Dr' David Duke. * Show Notes Richard Spencer Errata: On Spencer's connections On the plausible domestic assault allegations against RS   David Duke:  http://www.renseradioarchives.com/dduke/ Southern Policy Law Centre: Extremist Files entry on DD Book: Blood and Politics Duke on Donahue 1992

More than two years ago, concerned about the newly resurgent fascist fringe in America and elsewhere, Daniel Harper, a lefty podcaster and online writer, started investigating the so-called 'alt-right'.  He's gone where few other researchers have gone, and actually subjected himself to hours and hours of the many podcasts and Youtube shows produced by the multifarious people and groups who make up this pernicious and dangerous subculture.  He's listened, at length, to what they say to each other in