Dimes and Judas discuss two recent shootings, the Hannukah massacre in Bondi and the Brown University incident involving the leader of the campus Republicans, especially as it pertains to relations with Muslims in the West. After investigating the practice of Izzat in caste-based Indian culture, they conduct a review of two books relating to Canadian sovereignty: “The Vanishing Country” by Me Hurtig and “Freedom Wears a Crown” by John Farthing. Attacking the problem from opposing directions, the former is a Liberal’s perspective on how democracy can flourish, with the latter being a defense of monarchism and a treatise against individual liberty as a unifying system. Lastly, on this edition of The Copepranos Society, Dimes joins Fortissax for an appearance on The Nautical Chronicle exploring the legacy and popular conceptions of the War of 1812 from the perspective of modern-day Canadians vs. the American host. Timestamps: 00:42 – No More Tony Soprano Wet Mouth 02:13 – The Jelq Store Called... 05:12 – The Atlantean Root of the Word Buddy 06:31 – Catholic Rayp Romaine-O 07:48 – Taking the Wojak Test 11:56 – The Elon Musk Million Dollar “Wow” 15:32 – How to Launder Political Money From Yellowstone Conservatives 22:25 – The Bruce Willis Curse of Being a Grifter 27:02 – Getting Women Out of the Workforce by Making them All Prostitutes 29:52 – The Bondi Shooting vs. The Brown Shooting 39:00 – Debating the Muslim Question with Multipolar Nazis 53:30 – Choosing a Side Between America vs. Venezuela 57:40 – Adolf Hitler Desiring Germany’s Destruction to Hurt ZOG 1:01:32 – Explaining Izzat and the White Hatred of Playing Business Games 1:19:25 – Blood $atellite Event News 1:22:22 – “The Vanishing Country” and “Freedom Wears a Crown” Reviews Begin 1:26:17 – Brian Mulroney Selling Out Canada to International Interests 1:27:45 – Defining “The Radical Right” as Libertarian Capitalists 1:31:03 – American Social Spending vs. Chinese Social Spending 1:34:44 – Canadian Identity Defined by Bureaucratic Globalism 1:40:28 – Be More Boldly Confident About Asinine Novelty Takes 1:46:36 – Social Order vs. Liberty 1:50:30 – The Elizabethan Age as the Model for a Perfect Society 1:58:46 – A Government Defined by the Good Life Instead of Happiness 2:09:17 – The Nautical Chronicle Interview Begins