Narrative Warfare: Support "This Week on the Alt Right", a Counter-Narrative Campaign

Bre Fauchex has been killing it with her video series, This Week on the Alt Right. These weekly podcasts are routinely good uses of one's time, and with multiple media options available you can put it on at work and get away with it. This past week she and her collaborators hit up on the ongoing genocide of the Boers, which is the test case for what's intended for the rest of the West, and they pulled no punches. The YouTube video is below.

Bre's solidly Our Gal, and worthy of your support; she's earned it. She (with her collaborators) is doing what Vox Day did years ago with his blog: create her own media platform. That's why I linked to her blog above; she's building, as fast as she can, an anti-fragile framework from which she can't be de-platformed. That's something others can also do, and as more do so greater alternatives do become possible. Replacements for Twitter, YouTube, and Patreon already exist; we need alternatives to domain registrars, ISPs, and banks in the years soon to follow as the lines of pressure get pushed back to more and more fundamental levels of infrastructure.

On Red Ice Radio: Andrew Torba - Gab's Blockchain & ICO Mission to Secure Free Speech Online

Andrew Torba is the Co-Founder and CEO of Gab, a social network that supports free speech, individual liberty, and the free flow of information. Prior to Gab Andrew co-founded Automate Ads, an advertising technology company that sold to Adhawk.

Henrik welcomes Gab founder Andrew Torba to the program. Gab has developed into an important social media platform for free speech as many giants such as Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube have enacted draconian censorship and restrictive speech policies. Henrik asks Andrew to tell us why he decided to start Gab, and how his career in high-tech began. Andrew explains that he started his career in high-tech at the age of 19. In the winter of 2015, he started work with Y Combinator, a prestigious technology accelerator in Silicon Valley, and instantly became part of the inner circle of Silicon Valley elites. Andrew states that it had been his dream growing up to be a technology entrepreneur. He reveals that his initial foray into the industry’s exclusive circles was very eye-opening. Andrew befriended many like-minded people who worked at various high-profile companies who also balked at the politically correct censorship taking place. Christians like himself along with libertarians, traditionalists, and conservatives who overtly supported Donald Trump’s candidacy in the lead up to the 2016 presidential election, were in danger of censure, exile, and termination. Hence the impetus to form Gab, a social media platform that has freedom of speech as its core tenant. Henrik and Andrew go on to talk about the crucial importance of free expression in functioning Western democracies; the self-defeating missteps taken by Twitter, Facebook, and Google; the unprecedented harrying of Andrew Anglin’s website, The Daily Stormer; the mainstream media’s blatant hypocrisy; investing in Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs); and more.

The second half of our show is focused on cryptocurrencies, ICOs, and blockchain technology. Henrik starts off by talking about his initial investment in Ethereum and Bitcoin in 2013; and his re-establishment of a modest cryptocurrency portfolio over the last several months. While there are risks associated with the crypto-market, Henrik quite rightly states that there are potentially high rewards as well; and that the security of blockchain technology can help prevent corruption. Henrik then asks Andrew to explain how ICOs and blockchain technology can help Gab. Andrew states that there are high costs involved with the storage of blockchain information and the technology is not quite there yet. There is also a potent marketing buzz associated with it as companies can add value just by appending the blockchain name. Andrew states that blockchain’s potential for allowing a social media company such as Gab to become self-sufficient and not beholden to large companies would be ideal.

Gab, despite the drama that it sometimes endures, is worthwhile. Get set up there. Check it daily.

And The Based Man Cried Out "No Safe Space!"

This week saw Mark Kern get into it with some Socjus cultists over some revisionist history on Western--specifically American--geek history. It's no surprise that the cultists pushed the bullshit that gaming and so on were always acceptable social pastimes, therefore no claim of social stigma is valid and thus geekdom is somehow white supremacy and needs to be made otherwise (i.e. converged).

This is exactly how geekdom got gentrified.

The instant gaming, etc. became sufficiently popular and profitable, the same hipster faggots that shat on geeks and nerds for the last 50 years moved like they owned the place and began demanding changes to accomodate themselves and push out the same folks that made this entire space into the cultural and financial wealth-generator that it is now. Fucking parasites, the lot of them, and very predatory to boot.

This cannot be tolerated any further. So here's the deal: Socjus is banned at all property I own or control, and those pushing it will be summarily expelled henceforth. I have no more time for heretics, quislings, or savages; you will hear from Mr. Colt and that will be the end of it. I have no problem being the bad guy, so villifying me only makes me stronger. You can't throw the outcast out of the wasteland; it's his home.

Banned. All of it. No safe space here, death cult. Not now. Not ever. Get the fuck out, or get fed to my compost pile.

Frame Game Radio: The Anatomy Of A Lie

I pointed out Frame Game Radio as one to watch a few weeks ago. He put this up late Thursday night. If you haven't watched this yet, put it on and get ready to learn something you can use before the Superbowl starts tonight.

You are watching the real-time construction and development of a massive, worldwide lie, and you are now of the first people on earth who know about it.