The Parvus Plan: The Crime That Changed the World

06/11/24 • 14 min

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

The Neoborn Caveman Show - igniting curiosity, safeguarding freedom.

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Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Neoborn Caveman welcomes Lou Perez, writer, actor, humorist and they take on the world, life and how to live as humans on this planet these days. Nothing is safe only the true human spirit they both try to save for the future - with real connection and building bridges.

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Here are some key takeaways:

Creating evergreen content allows for new audiences to discover and enjoy it over time.
Separating the art from the artist can be a complex issue, but it's important to recognize the value of the work itself.
Engaging in meaningful conversations requires open-mindedness and self-accountability.
Cancel culture can hinder productive dialogue and prevent growth and understanding.
Building connections and understanding between different perspectives is crucial for positive change. Skill and practice are important in sports, and those who are more talented and dedicated are less likely to resort to violence.
Validation from influential figures can reinforce one's beliefs and provide a sense of relief.
The future of technology and artificial intelligence raises concerns about human interaction and the potential divide between human and artificial relationships.
Comedians have the ability to challenge people's thinking and provide lighthearted entertainment, but it can be challenging to stay funny and fresh.
It is important to surround oneself with the right people and maintain a balance between being in a bubble and engaging with different perspectives.

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