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Molly here.

Welcome back to the third of four installments

of the holiday reruns here on Weird Little Guys.

Since Christmas and New Year's Day are both Thursdays this year, I was going to have to run two reruns in a row.

So instead of picking two random reruns, I'm using this opportunity to run my favorite mini-series of the year.

The eight episodes I wrote back in the spring

about the international networks of right-wing extremists

who were trying to hold on to apartheid South Africa.

Last week, episodes one and two ran on Tuesday,

and episodes three and four ran on Thursday.

That makes this episode's five and six of the series. The episode The White's Last

Stand originally aired on April 3rd, and Jamboree and Jamba came out a week later on April 10th.

Listening back to these episodes now, it's very funny that I kept apologizing for how long the series was and promising that it was almost over.

I know you're listening for the story and not my little personal asides, but they do make for a strange sort of time capsule.

I was in a rush this week because I'd spent a couple of days in court. And I realize now I never did

get back around to telling you about that trial. But it was one of the trials in the Unite the Right

Torch March prosecutions that I was talking about a few weeks ago. There were episodes recently

about Tyler Dykes and Augustus Invictus. Two of the other men charged for that march,

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