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State of the Exception - September 2025 (Video) (Patreon)

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2025-10-08 19:32:52
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Aaron, Bryce, and Tonery deliver the monthly update and answer as many questions as they can!

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Will Scott

Where does Aaron get the premise to call Whitney Webb “Right-wing conspiracies?” She’s non partisan as far as my research of her work goes.

American Exception
>>189864424

"Right-wing conspiracist" was the descriptor I used. She's a libertarian. She blames our late imperial nightmare on bad conspirators rather than situating state/elite criminality in the context of an imperial capitalist system that cannot but resort to lawlessness and clandestine criminality to reproduce an oligarchy of corporate wealth. That doesn't mean all her research is wrong or irrelevant--just that her analysis has serious limitations in my estimation.

JB

I feel like the Charlie Kirk killing could become the skeleton key to the entire US/Israeli deep state.

JB
>>190161627

Somebody cross reference the people who showed up in Trump's "peace" conference with Lolita Express's passenger manifests.

Jack Shneidman

Yeah, I saw that interview with Vijay Prashad that Tonery mentioned where he said that Bin Laden and Al-Qaeda did 9/11 (he was implying that the left and everyone else should stop it with this conspiracy nonsense). Prashad further clarified himself by saying something like (I'm paraphrasing from memory), "Let's not act like Islamic jihadists don't have agency and aren't competent enough to do the things they set out to do" and then he nodded and said, "They can do things" (he said exactly that). I think Prashad said this during a recent interview with Richard "RJ" Eskow on Eskow's show The Zero Hour. I still like Vijay Prashad and think he's a decent, well-intentioned guy, but I'm finding him a little less insightful and compelling than I used to, and especially so with the greater and greater profusion of journalists, analysts, and commentators that are out there now.