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Florida, Trafficking, Class Wars & Murky Deaths w/ River & Recluse (Patreon)

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2025-10-16 07:00:07
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For this outing, River and I try to make sense of the parapolitics underlining the Kirk assassination. River suspects some type of rivalry between the Utah and Florida Republican parties may be contributing to these intrigues. Are we witnessing something akin to Mexico's horrendous 2006-2012 "War on Drugs" (in reality, a war between rival political factions) breaking out domestically?

During the second half of the show, we get a lot more meta and explore the instability of the American ruling class and the mess they have made. As an added bonus, I break down the recent death of Mitt Romney's sister-in-law. If you've been following my coverage of the Kirk assassination (there are links below), this should immediately raise some eyebrows. Probably best to brush up on those shows before diving into this one, as River and I reference them a lot.

As always, I hope everyone enjoys.

Resources

First Kirk Assassination-Mormon Show

Second Kirk Assassination-Mormon Show

Third Kirk Assassination-Mormon Show

About Romney's Dead Sister-in-Law

The Links Between the Detroit Michigan Temple and the Gran Blanc Stake

Music by: Keith Allen Dennis

https://keithallendennis.bandcamp.com/

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Comments

James Aydelotte

When it comes to power and renewables… the electrical industry is notorious for being aggressively traditionalist and conservative- however, while they will always complain about renewables- there are some finer points to consider. 1: Battery technology in the megawatt range is simply nonexistent. For that reason power is always supply attempting to match load. This where renewables struggle. 2: Solar is useful for hot places because it produces the most when the load is highest. But outside of arid regions, solar still kinda sucks. That said, a distributed network of rooftop solar is an outstanding way to modify the grid- especially if it can be paired with DC or digital power micro-grid distribution designs. 3: Wind is not great because it is not consistent, it costs a ton to install and maintain and it tends to produce the most when demand is lowest. 4: Nuclear- micro and nano scale fission sites specifically- are extremely promising and relatively safe. If a distributed network of these types of reactors were paired with an actual move toward a few larger scale thorium reactors- we could cut down the waste and have a significant increase in on demand power with little potential reconstruction of the distribution network. 5: The people who think that destroying the current grid and starting over clean will be easier are the same idiots who think tariffs will increase investment in domestic industry… even though every cost of input from copper to steel will be 50% higher. Bean counting cake eaters…

Greg Kindley

Very good episode Recluse!Enjoy your shows with River!