Magination

CONTENT WARNING: CONTAINS THE TOPICS OF DRUG USE AND SUICIDE In this anonymous conversation with a clothing designer, we discuss her memories of her trans father, the effects of gender transition on children, and the connection between transgenderism and personality disorder. Names and faces of those interviewed are always kept hidden.

Part Two of Turaj's series on Israel-Palestine. Starting slowly, he shows the contradictions between pro-war rhetoric and reality, breaks down some "word magic" techniques, and reveals more undiscussed aspects of the conflict. LINKS MENTIONED IN THE VIDEO: https://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-middle-east-65185364 (AL-AQSA INSIDE FOOTAGE) https://rumble.com/v1bmrp2-candace-owens-goes-to-congress-and-she-brings-down-the-house.html https://rumble.com/vx2hmh-candace-owens-at-hearing-on-confronting-white-supremacy.html

Free only on Rumble, the second conversation in a series of interviews with activists, criminals, and other sensitive persons. All names and faces withheld. I've been trying to record this guy for two years. I caught up with him while he was recovering from a stroke (he's 29) and growing disappointed with social justice activism in Portland, Oregon. We discuss a wide range of matters, including exercising our liberties, the new gender politics, the need for centrism, and guns. The amount of agreement surprised me. But what surprised me most was what he foresees for black America. It isn't the first time I've run into such views. My respect for this man's experience, his arc as an activist, and his honesty mean I can no longer ignore the desire so many black Americans have, for self-segregation. It's not what I want, and I still don't know what to do with it.

Part One of a new series revealing rare footage and secrets of the Gaza War. Former underground activist Turaj discloses information about the Palestinian-Israeli conflict and personal knowledge about the Middle East, in his usual cryptic way. This series is meant to work like puzzle pieces. (Most of Turaj's videos have been removed from other platforms now. Create your free Rumble account to comment! Rumble's awesome!)

A home documentary about Tulsa, Oklahoma, when I got to be there on the eve of Corona and the first Trump rally held after the covid shutdown. This hour of patched-together clips of possibly was never meant for primetime, but some people like it so I'm making it available on Substack and Rumble (only, for reasons that may appear obvious). Tragically, every scene after the first was recorded in a vertical orientation, because I'm incompetent. Apparently you can't rotate video. I apologize for my ignorance. It won't happen again. I only kept the first scene because it haunts me.

Turaj interviews a de-transitioned man who spent his teen age immersed in Leftist political culture and gender ideology. Adult content. Names of people and places withheld. This debut episode of Anonymous Conversations had to be re-posted to include an update. The reason: my subject was fired from his job. He was told he does not fit into the culture of his workplace. (I assume the boss who fired him does not know he was a trans female two years ago.) He suspects he got fired for saying the name of a popular professor, who happens to be the same professor a different co-worker mentioned to him in a much earlier conversation, a professor that co-worker had worried my subject would disapprove of. That earlier conversation, which happened to be described at the beginning of this interview, turned out to be a foreshadowing of the conversation that got him fired. Now I know irony, dear listener, and that there be irony.

Debut episode for the Magi Nation, submitted for your imagination. In this video I describe a recent trend I've noticed: People who live steeped in elitist attitudes are making accidental confessions. I guess if you're used to playing in a rigged game, it's easy to get lazy, let your guard down, and let things slip. Or there'e something much deeper going on... They know not what they do. *** LINK MENTIONED IN VIDEO, to George Packer's "The Four Americas" https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2021/07/george-packer-four-americas/619012/

This is the debut episode of Turaj's talks that are NOT interviews of anonymous persons. In this first cavetalk, Aaron C (of "We Talk about Dead People") and I sat in front of a Roku and watched random clips on YouTube and Rumble. It was the type of critical viewing I want to model for others, so Cavetalks birthed its first episode. We talked about the Trump indictment; a vaxxine rap for blacks and an unearthed clip of Fauci getting schooled on the street; PoliticsGirl’s rant against having a Democrat primary; commentators like Jimmy Dore, Kim Iversen, and others in the Rumble-YouTube straddlesphere; Matt Taibbi’s IRS wellness check; cultish behavior; and the selltongues pretending to be journalists these days. Aaron helped me deconstruct the clips, contributing his historically informed perspective, and I shared a couple more trends no one else seems to have noticed.

Every few years I'm asked to put out a message to protestors in Iran. This year I was also asked if I think the morality police will really be abolished, and the hijab laws really changed. So I'm answering, to my sisters in the street: Much more than that is about to happen. Here is my explanation of how the reformation of Islam will soon unfold. ------------------------ NOTE: This past winter solstice night (or "Yalda" in Persian) occurred during the new moon. Turaj refers to the uncommon astronomical alignment in the ending line of his message when he says the "crescent moon gives way to the birth of the sun." In other words, Islam will soon be making way for a more open, tolerant society.

Our currently available covid shots are highly effective at keeping vulnerable people out of the hospital and the morgue. This video is my personal expression of frustration at my society's treatment of those who actually practice physical and medical autonomy, and at the willingness of friends and family to adopt a mindset I never thought would take hold here.