Bina007 (Bina Dudlo Seven)

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2,101 appearances 6 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 16 Jul

Bina007 (Bina Dudlo Seven)’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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I I think seeing it get hacked or mishacked, double hacked, would have been even more traumatic.
We the Brits have not forgotten your treachery and punishment will come in due course.
The narrative here, if you wanna know the narrative
Listen to the New Yorker radio hour where they interview the hosts of The Restless History where they're like, If we wanted to win that war, we would have run it, we would have sent some troops.
We were fighting the Napoleonic Wars.
We really didn't give a shit about holding some random front land in the US.
So well done.
We really didn't we I I hate to tell you, we were way more worried about Napoleon and the path through Suez to India, which was actually valuable.
So, you know, like
Yeah, and given that this is all about treachery and usurping rightful rulers, uh, it feels very apropos.
Hey everyone, welcome to Vassals of Kingsgrave.
My name is Bina 007 and today I'm joined by Michal.
Hello, ink as rain over on the places.
Yes, and we have decided to get together today to discuss an incredibly popular book, at least on this side of the Atlantic, called London Falling by the New Yorker writer Patrick Radden Keefe, who you may know from things like, oh, he did that Northern Ireland drama, didn't he?
He did a really good book on the opioid crisis.
He's a fantastic writer.
In 2024, he wrote an extended article in The New Yorker, a bit of investigative journalism about a mysterious death in London that had taken place in 2019.
He then turned it into a long-form book, which both Mikhail and I read.
It has spent many weeks in the top 10 best-selling hardback books in London, in England, I should say.
Feels like everyone I know is reading it, has read it, is talking about it, has prompted a lot of discussion about what London was and is.
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