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...who have been censored. People who don't stand for the left-wing, politically correct status quo, including JP, Mike Cernovich, Dave Rubin, Sargon of Akkad, Steven Crowder, Talks about the revolution of the internet as the modern day printing press for the sharing of ideas, particularly in...

Here is Sargon of Akkad's deconstruction of the Cathy Newman interview. He does go a little bit into his anti-feminist, anti-SJW youtuber shtick at times but explains all of her logical fallacies pretty well. It's a little over an hour long, twice as long as the actual interview. <iframe...

SEMI SPOILERS BELOW: I'd have to agree with Sargon of Akkad. In a certain sense I enjoyed the movie, because it's Star Wars and there were incredible battle scenes and the special effects were well done. But identity politics and propaganda were strewn all over the movie and contained within...

Keeping this in mind: The Hurrian (or Mitanni) connection to Akhenaten and Vedas has been explored in this paper: http://www.ece.lsu.edu/kak/akhena.pdf.

...like things that you resent, which you then transfer as motivations to the mob. There were many there who were targeted, not just Lauren, and Sargon wasn't there. It's odd that you paint the aggressors in the situation as sincere or "genuine" (positive verbs) and to the victims of stalking...

Some indeed would be genuine, and they have legitimate beefs of course. People and families also live in these areas and they would not want to make things more difficult for them by inciting needless violence that only stiffens the resolve of the PTB troopers. As for Lauren, that's...

...those in the USA . I suspect some of them are genuine, and resent Rebel medias Overt Racism. along with the Overt Intellectualised Racism of Sargon of Akkad. Perhaps in fact maybe some people saw Lauren Suthern's attempt to stop refugee boats from landing as attempted Murder. Add to this...

I really liked Sargon of Akkad's deconstruction of the Young Turk's coverage of the riots at the G20. They draw a lot of comparisons between how the bloc would have been treated in the US versus in the EU. The way the police are heavily militarized and have a toxic machismo culture in the US...

...have were it not for the fact that a liberal who sat behind him saw that tweet and kicked up a sh*tstorm online.I'm not a particular fan of ''Sargon of Akkad'' or the dime a dozen offspring that all use some kind of masked individual as an avatar to make themselves appear mysterious and...

I wanted to write about this as well since I'm currently reading Bennett's book, but saw that you already described what Bennett had to say. I'm not sure what to make of Bennett, his mind seems to be a bit too 'driven' and sometimes I think he jumps to conclusions too quickly as his mind races...

Historians actually have a fairly good (and trust worthy) record of Sargon, this according to Samuel Noah Kramer, the eminent Sumerian scholar. Although the inscribed statues & steles Sargon made during his lifetime have been lost, an unknown ancient scholar (a few centuries after Sargon) had...

There was an interesting idea in connection to Sargon and the mark of Cain, where this author supposed that the Biblical Cain was Sargon: I dont know enough about that to say much more but I wondered about this idea that the mark of Cain being psychopathy. Perhaps Cain the character is more...

Actually, I wasn't sure who to fill the gap with either. I thought of both Putin and Obama. But I think of Putin as a positive mark and Obama as negative mark. It is interesting to think about the possibilities. I am still pondering the Jesuit trail and the connections to BIS. I think this...

Okay. But somehow the list: Sargon ... Rothschild ... Putin ... Obummer looks a bit off. FWIW.

...on history. Think deep." Laura took that to mean coming from an underground race. C's did not object. As the Rothschilds are "similar" to Sargon, then perhaps Sargon too had an extraordinary origin. This would fit into the legend of him (as a baby) found floating down a river in a basket...

...They said Mossad is near the "apex of the consortium". (This one needs no elaboration.) They then said the Rothschilds are "similar ... to Sargon". (Here some interpretation is necessary.) Sargon (The Great) founded the Akkadian empire. The Rothschilds (like Sargon) founded a similar...

Re: Turkey shot down Russian fighter jet over Syria And the same day: 2 RT reporters injured on Syria-Turkey border by anti-tank shell https://www.rt.com/news/323216-rt-correspondents-injured-syria/ Greek sources are saying that Russia's First Duma has asked that all Turkish nationals in...

By now, after spending the past however-many years plowing through hundreds of texts on the topic from every conceivable angle, one thing is certain, the Old Testament was heavily influenced by (and borrowed from) Babylonian, Egyptian, Greek AND Roman literature to create its faked history of...

...as well. There really is just one family (financially speaking) at the very top. As mentioned by C's, the Rothschild clan is analogous to Sargon of Akkad -- in our time. If you've ever wondered about the word "city" appearing in so many names of banking institutions, it's because it...

...that's my interpretation from the transcripts. Although I could be wrong. They also said the Rothschilds were similar (in a smaller way) to Sargon. That's "Sargon the Great"--founder of the Akkadian empire. This added reference carries some weight in my opinion. Interestingly, Sargon was...