Rise Now And Be Counted
Achtung! Amerikaner is a dissident right podcast for “fly-over country,” including the midwest, the great plains, the rust belt, and other forgotten areas of the US. We cover a variety of topics related to these areas, and hope to one day interview members of the dissident right from every fly-over state to learn more about their situations and, more importantly, what they are doing to prepare themselves and their communities for the harsh days ahead.
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Gordon and Magnus talk about the shift in the tenor of the presidential campaign – as Kamala Harris leans in to her core demographic of childless cat ladies, the Trump campaign seems desperate to do anything except pick up the win that lies within easy reach by doing the same and appealing to working class White men. The Crown of America is there for the taking, but it seems that no one, Left or Right, is willing to take it up.
The Magnus Minute returns! In this episode, Magnus goes over the result of the recent French Election, and how so many seemingly “adversarial” parties are able to overcome the differences that supposedly cause the gridlock we see in western “democracies,” but only when the threat of Nationalism is on the line.
Gordon and Presby Ayatollah (friend of the Pod and resident Greek correspondent) recount their adventures at Sioux City, Iowa’s “Greek Fest” as well as their visit to the Catholic “Trinity Heights” memorial to the unborn. They discuss Greek food and music, Gordon’s choice to live his life as an openly Hellenic man, the beauty of sacred spaces, and plans for future content for the podcast.
Gordon goes to the courtroom of the very honorable Judge Presby (friend of the pod) to discuss a few recent Supreme Court decisions that may be of relevance to our audience, and give a callback to the previous episode about Mr. Robert Rundo. If you have always wanted the owner of a highly successful telegram meme channel to explain the US legal system to you, then you’re going to love this!
Gordon, Magnus, and friend of the pod Presby Ayatollah are joined by DUB and J.R., two men affiliated with the Active Club movement in the United States, to discuss the ongoing unjust and unconstitutional political persecution of law-abiding activist Robert Rundo, who is currently incarcerated despite facing no pending charges. J.R. explains the original instigator of the federal government’s persecution of Rundo, giving details on Mr. Rundo’s use of self defense against an Antifa rioter, while DUB gives his thoughts on Rundo’s current legal tribulations.
Magnus recounts his incredibly enjoyable experience in “Boonesville” (names changed to protect the innocent) at a recent local gathering, and he and Gordon have a broader conversation about small towns, what seems to keep them alive or tends to cause them to wither on the vine. We hope you enjoy this somewhat rambling but more local-focused content.
“Mom, can we listen to the Europa Report?”
“We have Europa Report at home.”
Gordon and friend of the pod Presby Ayatollah have a discussion about the incredibly gay but unfortunately not incredibly fake “US-lead, rules based, international order” – but, this conversation centers around recent happening in the UN and in Europe that might suggest that order is getting faker and gayer by the minute.
Gordon goes it alone this week, bringing you news stories from all over the midwestern United States. From incompetent “Super Mayors” to chemical spills, free money for Flint Michigan residents, and unjust convictions of White men in Wisconsin, we have all the news you could want right here!
As a heads up, I finally got around to setting up a sort-of professional email address for the website. Since the guy who used to manage the AmerikanerContributions@proton.me address moved to Tibet, I have been pretty bad about checking it.
After my recent episode where Grug, AJ, and I went through Walt Bismarck’s “Why I’m No Longer A White Nationalist” article, the author asked me to come on his show to discuss it, and the differences in our worldviews more generally. While I certainly have a lot of disagreements with him, I thought it was an enjoyable and engaging conversation, and hopefully you all will find something to enjoy about it as well.