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Even a broken clock is right twice a day...
Miles Mathis is a persona non grata around here, however that does not mean he doesn't occasionally make some astute assessments. Even if you can't stand Mathis, his take on Tucker and Tate brings up many of the same questions being asked here along with a few more and I do like his analysis and style when he is saying something useful. (which is maybe 10% of the time). But I think he points out some things that are worthwhile. Like WHY would Tucker "interview" (read: PROMOTE) this guy AT ALL???
Teaser: (Warning, some typical Mathis trash talk)
"But again, why would Tucker promote this guy? ... That is what Tucker does as well: he promotes certain people, ideas, and themes. I agree that he is on the right side on some issues now, and that he and Tate are generally on the right side of this one: promoting masculinity, protecting boys, and pushing back against the New World Order. I just don't like them using Tate to do it. He isn't a good spokesman for the cause, and I can tell he wasn't chosen to benefit the cause but to promote himself. He was inserted into this argument to use this popular theme as a vehicle for his advancement. ...
Just study that picture from the interview. It is very strange, isn't it? Tate is supposed to be under house arrest in his own mansion in Bucharest, Romania, after spending 90 days in a real jail. Again, I am not buying any of it. It looks to me like just another story they made up, to give Tate street cred. They are remolding him in the mold of Assange, Snowden, and those guys, making him seem important and sinned-against by the powers that be. An outsider like you. Although he is actually a huge insider. He is another rich kid.... I don't believe he was ever in jail for a second. And why does he have a mansion in Romania? In his own words, it is because Romania is corrupt. Where I come from, only criminals like living in corrupt places, so again, why is Tucker interviewing this person?
The picture above is weird for another reason: what's with the gorilla on a pedestal, placed in the most prominent position? I guess that is the most prized possession in Tate's art collection. I thought at first it might be a Jeff Koons, but I couldn't find it on a quick search. May be one-of-a-kind. .... Why does it matter? Because, along with some others things, it reads wrong. Both guys are wearing loafers without socks, and they have the same color theme, dark on top and pale chinos below. Did they coordinate? ...... But no matter what else it is, it is strange being lectured to on masculinity by two guys wearing expensive blazers and high-dollar loafers without socks, in front of a gilded gorilla."
Full Link:
http://mileswmathis.com/tate3.pdf
Miles Mathis is a persona non grata around here, however that does not mean he doesn't occasionally make some astute assessments. Even if you can't stand Mathis, his take on Tucker and Tate brings up many of the same questions being asked here along with a few more and I do like his analysis and style when he is saying something useful. (which is maybe 10% of the time). But I think he points out some things that are worthwhile. Like WHY would Tucker "interview" (read: PROMOTE) this guy AT ALL???
Teaser: (Warning, some typical Mathis trash talk)
"But again, why would Tucker promote this guy? ... That is what Tucker does as well: he promotes certain people, ideas, and themes. I agree that he is on the right side on some issues now, and that he and Tate are generally on the right side of this one: promoting masculinity, protecting boys, and pushing back against the New World Order. I just don't like them using Tate to do it. He isn't a good spokesman for the cause, and I can tell he wasn't chosen to benefit the cause but to promote himself. He was inserted into this argument to use this popular theme as a vehicle for his advancement. ...
Just study that picture from the interview. It is very strange, isn't it? Tate is supposed to be under house arrest in his own mansion in Bucharest, Romania, after spending 90 days in a real jail. Again, I am not buying any of it. It looks to me like just another story they made up, to give Tate street cred. They are remolding him in the mold of Assange, Snowden, and those guys, making him seem important and sinned-against by the powers that be. An outsider like you. Although he is actually a huge insider. He is another rich kid.... I don't believe he was ever in jail for a second. And why does he have a mansion in Romania? In his own words, it is because Romania is corrupt. Where I come from, only criminals like living in corrupt places, so again, why is Tucker interviewing this person?
The picture above is weird for another reason: what's with the gorilla on a pedestal, placed in the most prominent position? I guess that is the most prized possession in Tate's art collection. I thought at first it might be a Jeff Koons, but I couldn't find it on a quick search. May be one-of-a-kind. .... Why does it matter? Because, along with some others things, it reads wrong. Both guys are wearing loafers without socks, and they have the same color theme, dark on top and pale chinos below. Did they coordinate? ...... But no matter what else it is, it is strange being lectured to on masculinity by two guys wearing expensive blazers and high-dollar loafers without socks, in front of a gilded gorilla."
Full Link:
http://mileswmathis.com/tate3.pdf