Michael Malice

The great leader Kim Il-sung, who founded North Korea, he had a big tumor on the back of his neck. It was too close to his spine to operate. That was the alien control mechanism. Yeah. And it got bigger and bigger throughout his life. And he was always photographed from this angle. And I heard differing accounts about whether North Koreans knew about this.

The great leader Kim Il-sung, who founded North Korea, he had a big tumor on the back of his neck. It was too close to his spine to operate. That was the alien control mechanism. Yeah. And it got bigger and bigger throughout his life. And he was always photographed from this angle. And I heard differing accounts about whether North Koreans knew about this.

The great leader Kim Il-sung, who founded North Korea, he had a big tumor on the back of his neck. It was too close to his spine to operate. That was the alien control mechanism. Yeah. And it got bigger and bigger throughout his life. And he was always photographed from this angle. And I heard differing accounts about whether North Koreans knew about this.

And I met a refugee and I said to her, did you know about this thing? She goes, oh yeah, it was an old war injury. And I said, why would a war injury get bigger throughout his life? And she just stopped and she's like, holy crap. She never questioned, and she knew in the face it was a lie, but she never questioned that it was a lie. Let's look about education.

And I met a refugee and I said to her, did you know about this thing? She goes, oh yeah, it was an old war injury. And I said, why would a war injury get bigger throughout his life? And she just stopped and she's like, holy crap. She never questioned, and she knew in the face it was a lie, but she never questioned that it was a lie. Let's look about education.

And I met a refugee and I said to her, did you know about this thing? She goes, oh yeah, it was an old war injury. And I said, why would a war injury get bigger throughout his life? And she just stopped and she's like, holy crap. She never questioned, and she knew in the face it was a lie, but she never questioned that it was a lie. Let's look about education.

Why are we all going to school at the same time and learning everything at the same pace? It makes no sense. You're probably, you might be better at math. I might be better at, you know, history. Age-graded group. Yes, it makes, and when you stop and think, you go, especially with technology nowadays, you can have dynamic testing.

Why are we all going to school at the same time and learning everything at the same pace? It makes no sense. You're probably, you might be better at math. I might be better at, you know, history. Age-graded group. Yes, it makes, and when you stop and think, you go, especially with technology nowadays, you can have dynamic testing.

Why are we all going to school at the same time and learning everything at the same pace? It makes no sense. You're probably, you might be better at math. I might be better at, you know, history. Age-graded group. Yes, it makes, and when you stop and think, you go, especially with technology nowadays, you can have dynamic testing.

You know, okay, once a month you test, you stay here, you get extra help. That's fine. You can read ahead. But somehow we all have to start school at the same time, study everything at the same rate, And people who get worse than others, not to any fault of their own, are punished. It makes no sense, but we never question it. And now thanks to podcasting like this, you'd be like, wait a minute.

You know, okay, once a month you test, you stay here, you get extra help. That's fine. You can read ahead. But somehow we all have to start school at the same time, study everything at the same rate, And people who get worse than others, not to any fault of their own, are punished. It makes no sense, but we never question it. And now thanks to podcasting like this, you'd be like, wait a minute.

You know, okay, once a month you test, you stay here, you get extra help. That's fine. You can read ahead. But somehow we all have to start school at the same time, study everything at the same rate, And people who get worse than others, not to any fault of their own, are punished. It makes no sense, but we never question it. And now thanks to podcasting like this, you'd be like, wait a minute.

This is kind of weird, isn't it? Why does everyone have to learn everything at the same rate and at the same time?

This is kind of weird, isn't it? Why does everyone have to learn everything at the same rate and at the same time?

This is kind of weird, isn't it? Why does everyone have to learn everything at the same rate and at the same time?

Yes, of course.

Yes, of course.

Yes, of course.

Just one more thing. There's a book called Illiberal Reformers, which talks about this at length. It's amazing the boner Western leftists have for European ideas. Like they went over to Prussia, they saw this, and because it's foreign, it's like, oh my God, this is amazing. This is next gen. Same thing happened a couple of generations later with Lenin and the communists.

Just one more thing. There's a book called Illiberal Reformers, which talks about this at length. It's amazing the boner Western leftists have for European ideas. Like they went over to Prussia, they saw this, and because it's foreign, it's like, oh my God, this is amazing. This is next gen. Same thing happened a couple of generations later with Lenin and the communists.