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Books mentioned on Trump Just REVOKED Legal Status Of 530,000 Migrants, Deportations NOW w/ Alex Stein
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Books mentioned, in the order they came up
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Little Red Book
Discussed“They then fly back to mainland China where this kid is raised in the Communist Chinese party as a devout worshipper of the Communist regime and he wiggles his little red book in the air as he runs around playing Communist Manifesto.”
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The Communist Manifesto
The Communist Manifesto by Friedrich Engels and Karl Marx is a foundational 1848 political pamphlet that outlines the core tenets of Marxism and critiques the capitalist system.
Discussed“They then fly back to mainland China where this kid is raised in the Communist Chinese party as a devout worshipper of the Communist regime and he wiggles his little red book in the air as he runs around playing Communist Manifesto.”
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The Book of Enoch
Discussed“No, everybody knows it's from the Nephilim in the book of Enoch, the Jewish giants used to roam the earth and that the Smithsonian are hiding.”
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It
It by Stephen King is a classic horror novel that follows a group of children terrorized by an ancient, shape-shifting evil entity in their small Maine town.
Discussed“No, everybody knows it's from the Nephilim in the book of Enoch, the Jewish giants used to roam the earth and that the Smithsonian are hiding.”
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Goliath
Discussed“Uh they're called the Nephilim and they were giants from the book of Enoch and they were like 20 ft high and David and Goliath, you've heard of that.”
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The David Story: A Translation with Commentary of 1 and 2 Samuel
Discussed“Uh they're called the Nephilim and they were giants from the book of Enoch and they were like 20 ft high and David and Goliath, you've heard of that.”
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Brave New World
Aldous Huxley's Brave New World is a dystopian novel depicting a technologically engineered society where human beings are pacified through genetic conditioning, consumerism, and state-sanctioned pleasures.
Discussed“Transferring consciousness means making a copy and the original dies or is left behind a but they take in Brave New World.”
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Other mentions in this episode (1) — ad reads, self-promotion and passing references, never counted
“At the age of 25, he moves back to the United States where he is a US citizen and he spends the next 15 years working in various industries.”