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TMBS ReAir 54 - Why South African Land Expropriation Is Good
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TMBS 54 aired on August 24th, 2018. Episode summary:
We investigate white nationalist attempts to undermine the destruction of the apartheid system in South Africa.
Shoutout to Lula for continuing to fight and rise in polls for the coming Brazilian Presidential election despite the ongoing coup attempt.
Steven Pinker's prayers and misleading arguments.
For the Griscom economic update we talk about the ongoing prison strike and the conditions that lead to their exploitation.
In a TMBS first, we take phone calls in the public show.
We have to talk about the nonsense in WaPo calling for the reintroduction of an anti-Communist CIA program.
Roundtable, gulag section.
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