It’s always encouraging to see more people catching on to the evil influence of witches. Dissident blogger the Z Man joins the swelling ranks of witchfinders in the latest episode of his popular podcast.
This week’s show is about how to deal with the witches we call leftists, feminists, cult-Marxists, and so. Back when I did the shows on the radical nature of our ruling class, I said I would do a show on how to deal with these people in our daily lives. Given this is the season of the witch, it seemed appropriate to post the show this week. When the kids are out trick-or-treating, you can be aware of the mother standing in the shadows, holding a water glass full of chardonnay.
Another motivation for the show this week is Ed Dutton’s excellent book, Witches, Feminism, and the Fall of the West. Dutton examines the history of witches and explains that while the fantasy version of them is probably not true, the real witches exist, and they haunt us to this day. The real witches today are the women who engage on social media tantrums about the latest left-wing fads. These are the women raised on the toxic brew of feminism and cultural Marxism.
Now, you may prefer to think of these women as victims of modernity or you may think they are in league with Old Scratch. As is often the case, the explanation for objective reality is not as important as the acceptance of objective reality. In this age, that reality is we are plagued with witches who have grown so confident that they now operate out in the open, immiserating the decent with their foul opinions. The result is we all must now become witch-hunters, to cleanse the land of their stench.
Listen in for helpful tips on how to identify and defeat witches at work, at home, and on social media.
For more information on foiling witches straight from the source, read dissident author Ed Dutton’s new book Witches, Feminism, and the Fall of the West.
Closing thought: Listen to the episode, and you’ll note the Z Man’s admitted difficulty in identifying witches. His methods are more or less effective but require considerable investment in time and energy.
Someone should tell him about the Witch Test.