I want to welcome everyone back to the Pekinoes Show.

I am here again with Thomas 777, but we have something a little different, a little diversion

plans for today.

How are you doing, Thomas?

I'm well.

Thank you.

Thanks for hosting me again, as always.

Yeah.

Well, I had contacted you and said, instead of Cold War Part 6 with the holidays coming up,

let's pick that up after the holidays were over.

But there was a book that I read a few years ago when I found out how many people at the time, influential people, people who became leaders were inspired by it,

reflections on violence by Sorrell.

And then I found out that the Imperium Press version had a forward by you.

So I decided to have you on and let's discuss it.

I think that this can go in a lot of different directions.

Yeah, I appreciate the opportunity, man, definitely.

When did Sorrell come on your radar?

Like, when did you read them first?

You know, it's interesting because a lot of people, a lot of people associate Sorrel, like,

Ella, and some of these other thinkers with with kind of the

rise of like you know a kind of right wing subculture on the internet i came to serrell before that

and i'm not trying to sound like some like original like or something like o g who's like oh i knew about

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