Topic: State Cult

Knowles describes the emergence of a modern "Cult of State," where political adherence replaces religious worship. He compares COVID-19 mandates and mask-wearing to ancient Roman state rituals where the Emperor was viewed as a god. He argues that these practices are designed to instill conformity and identify "insurrectionists" who refuse to accede to state authority.

Philip Fairbanks joins the program to discuss his book, The Pedogate Primer, which examines institutional child abuse and elite political depravity. The author brings 20 years of publishing experience from outlets like Paranoia Magazine and After Image to analyze the intersection of the security state and human trafficking. This work serves as an introductory guide to high-level scandals including the Franklin Scandal and the affairs of Jeffrey Epstein.

Knowles argues that the United States has transitioned from a nation to an empire, necessitating the use of mass ritual for social cohesion. He compares modern events to the "bread and circuses" of Rome, used to manage a diverse and sprawling population.