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See in store for T's and C's. The So, I want to welcome everyone back to the Pekiniano 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 after 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 Emperium 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

Sorrell like Ella and some of these other thinkers with kind of the rise of

like you know a kind of right-wing subculture on the internet I came to

surreal before that and I'm not trying to sound like some like original like or

some like O. G. He was like oh I knew about surreal before but in the stuff in the National Alliance would put out and

he was for historical review. That stuff was pretty weighty man, you know like

William Pierce, whatever anybody thinks of him or things of that whole scene, you know, he was a serious intellectual, you know, he read tons of stuff.

Some, some of which I didn't really connect with, you know, he was a big William Gellie Simpson guy and he was a big kind of, you know, you spent a lot of time with, you know, a lot of this kind of like social Darwinist stuff that, um, I don't put a lot of stock in, he'd reference George Sorrell, okay, like on some

of his ADB broadcasts in more than passing capacity.

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