The Neoborn Caveman Show

Neoborn drinks a bit too much tea, Andia looses it. Cancel culture and long hair are on the table.

Plus: Talking about bands and introducing songs

Perfect Faith: Pigs in the Mud

Truman Falls: The Only One

Regi Weking: Hello My Darling

Dixie Alley: Frame on My Wall

Rainatbö: Tell My Why

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Neoborn Caveman goes live from the studio and after the lies of the Biden-truths and the globalist-communists. Also, he is firmly protective when it comes to the children - none of them should be left in hot cars or hijacked pride events.

Human life matters more.

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This is a departure from Neoborn Caveman's usual satirical takes on the world - a more somber, serious exploration into one of history's darkest chapters. In this hard-hitting special episode, NC doesn't hold back as he exposes the chilling "Parvus Plan" - a devious scheme during World War I that dramatically altered the course of the 20th century.

He tells the less known story of Alexander Parvus, the shadowy revolutionary who masterfully engineered the facilitation of the Bolshevik Revolution by secretly funneling German cash to Lenin and his comrades. From the clandestine "sealed train" that smuggled Lenin into Russia to the ruthless establishment of the brutal Gulag system, NC lays out the far-reaching repercussions of Parvus's twisted ambitions.

But perhaps most chilling is Neoborn's exploration of how this authoritarian ideology seems to be rearing its head again today through forces suppressing dissent, eroding national sovereignty, and centralizing control. NC issues a stark warning - we must stay vigilant against the specter of totalitarianism creeping into modern society, whether through enforced ideological conformity, censorship of free speech, or the gradual erosion of individual liberty.

With his signature blend of historical insights and current events analysis, NC reminds us that the struggle for freedom is eternal.

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Neoborn Caveman is quite alive in the studio, offering satire on the world and the unwillingly changing humans this week.

The world is electing new leaders, but only one is the quasi-world chief. Therefore, it’s important to reapply the Founding Fathers’ ideology - for the whole planet. Democrats are dumbing down even lower than their leader, while San Diego has just banned yoga on the beach - instead of elected officials and taxpayer-funded organizations doing their job. The reality-impacted herd just tried to go after Star Wars, but this time George Lucas just shook them off with some truth. As Christians are still under attack, more missionaries were taken out in Haiti - offering peace and family is not what the brutes have in mind; still, the values should be upheld. It’s a good thing how Caitlin Clark had a classy answer to the naysayers and the vanity matrix fueling wannabes. Dave Chappelle raised some eyebrows once again - he doesn’t want to support genocide, but the Jews, while being a Muslim. Elon Musk has a better idea than the globalist elite as the AI-madness is taking over everything - his Universal High Income might be a long-awaited antidote to scarcity, poverty, and hopelessness. Also, it seems now that New Yorkers have finally started to stand up for each other and against the ones creating havoc in their lives - although the communism-leaning leadership branch still opposes them, they should serve instead.

And we have a great song debut by Big Bus Dream, one that folks (you) should buy instead of supporting streaming companies. Get "American" straight from the artist: https://bigbusdream.com/ !

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Neoborn Caveman investigates the alleged cover-up surrounding the Southport incident, focusing on the role of authorities, media, and the legal system in protecting war criminals. He critiques Keir Starmer's involvement in legal cases that allowed genocide suspects to remain in the UK and emphasizes the need for public accountability and awareness of these issues.

key takeaways:

• The UK is experiencing a significant cover-up regarding the Southport incident.
• Media and authorities are complicit in silencing the truth.
• Keir Starmer's legal history raises questions about accountability.
• Public outrage is necessary for change in governance.
• The historical context of war criminals in the UK is troubling.
• There is a lack of transparency in the legal system.
• The government has failed to protect its citizens from harm.
• Citizens must demand accountability from their leaders.
• The conversation highlights the importance of free speech.
• A call to action is needed for the public to unite against injustice.

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