Break the Rules
Break the Rules is a pirate-radio-esque cultural commentary and entertainment arts stream.We started our show a year ago after watching censorship trends at home and abroad, and started posting with the goal of growing an online community that goes beyond today’s divisiveness.
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Russia's Reality | Adam Green & Lev Polyakov (opens the original)
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Talking with Adam Green about the threat Russia poses for Western Civilization and the source of this destructive mentality. Adam Green https://twitter.com/Know_More_News New Book: "The Jesus Deception" https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GLFBNK3C?lv=shuf Lev Polyakov https://twitter.com/Levpo Substack: https://levslens.com/ -- Consider Supporting BTR by: Becoming a Parton: https://www.patreon.com/breaktherules 🥓 Get some scrumptious Biltong (South African Jerky) over at http://biltongusa.com/ w/ Code:
Jason Jorjani | Decoding the Occult Horizons (opens the original)
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I am joined by Dr. Jason Reza Jorjani to uncover the veil of ignorance around a subject, the ramifications of which will shatter reality as we know it. Specifically that of the Occult inner technology which is allegedly possessed by plants, animals, and of course those of us who have not succumbed to the sedentary life of complacency as if sleepwalking through life. Get Jason's new book "Occult Horizons" here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1957583339/ Watch episode here: https://www.youtube.com/live
Curtis Yarvin VS John Herbst - Ukraine Debate (opens the original)
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Watch the debate on Youtube: https://youtu.be/QYMC6nnuHdY In this thought-provoking debate, I sit down with John E. Herbst (former US Ambassador to Ukraine, and head of the Eurasia Center at the Atlantic Council) and political theorist + Neoreactionary godfather Curtis Yarvin to clash over the trajectory of U.S. support for Ukraine, American foreign policy, and global hegemony. This deep-dive discussion tackles some of the most contentious geopolitical questions of our time: Is the conflict in U
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