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It's not a cold war about ideologies or in the sense of capitalism or communism. It's a cold war about the decadent hyper-liberal West and Russia, which is the

upholder of traditional values. You're listening to War College, a weekly podcast that brings you the stories from behind the front lines. Here are your hosts, Matthew Galt and

Jason Fields. Hello and welcome to the War College Annex. I am your host Matthew Gauld. This episode comes with a disclaimer.

We're trying something a little new here at War College and in the future we may release

extra episodes during the month that deal with topics tangentially related to war and

conflict. We're calling these the war college annex. To be clear this is an extra

you're still going to hear four episodes every month about topics that stick close to our original vision for the show.

That said, I'm excited about today's topic.

It deals directly with power and politics.

We've attempted in our way to be a political on war college,

but I ask listeners to remember

their class of its. War is the continuation of politics by other means. If you're a

longtime listener and you enjoyed our conversation with Annie Jacobson about the

CIA's ESP program my conversation with Annie Jacobson about the CIA's ESP program, my conversation with

Douglas Rush Goff about the birth of brand recognition during World War II, or the episode

with Peter Pomerancev about Russia's postmodern dictatorship, this is an episode for you.

Norman Vincent Peel and the power of positive thinking.

Ein Rand and Pepe the Frog, Chaos Magic, the Alt Right, and the power of the occult as a political force in the modern era.

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