/polpol/ - Politically Incorrect Discussion

>>14744

There a few things I feel I need to see citations of, but wow, I didn't know that there are intellectuals that can speak this clearly about this and not get lynched.

Good stuff.

Not much we don't know before, and some of the connections seem a bit too on the nose, but it's very important to see shit like this out in the open.

>>14748

Never stop researching anon. Things change all the time and one can only guess how deep the rabbit

hole really goes.

>>14752

Agreed.

>>14744

Thanks anon, I'll be watching this now.

>>14744

thanks anon, this guy is great.

>>14744

Only been able to see the first twenty minutes so far, but absolutely fascinating. Rings with the same type of tune than Yuri Bezmenov's interviews.

Are there any more similar speeches or works by this guy?

>>14786

>Are there any more similar speeches or works by this guy?

He's done tons of work. His books should be all over the pol archive.

>>14786

>>14792

Aye, main thread over at >>>/pdfs/ has his stuff.

You know what, fuck it. I'll give this a bump.

Here's another good video and speech.

>>14744

>the north was harsh and problem solving was valued to deal with these harsh conditions

Africa isn't harsh?

>>15246

Disregarding the fact that he was probably referring to the ice age, Africa is rather intellectually easy. You don't have to think about long-term food supplies, you don't have to regularly migrate by the season, you don't have to build beyond the basics of shelter from cold or wet and you don't have to hunt beyond the basic instincts of man (chase animal, kill it, avoid lion). There's plenty of harshness to Africa, but not much that forces one to problem solve or think outside the box.