Support the D.A.W.G.Z. @ patreon.com/MSsecretpod yo0. Sup dawgs. Classic ep this week. Just your two bros. We cover Joe being lambasted for no good reason, geo-politics, the bright future the lads have to look forward too, and Pakistan WOW grate. Please enjoy. Thank you.
The hosts joke about joining their Patreon to see a close-up of the speaker's face for 20 minutes. The conversation includes humorous exchanges and references to bad luck.
Two individuals express their skepticism about the legitimacy of a situation where someone is being criticized and investigated by others who are digging up old information.
The speaker seems unsure about the need for voter ID requirements, but also mentions needing identification to enter a restaurant. She continues to ramble about in-laws visiting her home.
The debate over mail-in votes continues with an argument that Democrats are more likely to use mail-in voting due to COVID-19 concerns. However, this argument is contested as there is no clear evidence to support it.
The speaker discusses a podcast episode where the guest was talking about humans doing horrible things to other humans, with specific reference to the Holocaust not being a racial issue. The speaker questions whether the black community would be interested in World War II, but the perspective seems anecdotal.
The hosts discuss a recent incident where a hockey player was accused of racism over a misunderstood comment he made. They highlight the danger of jumping to conclusions based on headlines alone.
In this podcast episode, the hosts discuss ice hockey and whether or not players engage in drug use and masturbation during games.
The idea that America is a young country experiencing a barbaric phase is inaccurate, according to a recent book on geopolitics, which highlights the importance of rational self-interest in the interactions between nations and disputes the idea of America being on the decline.
The book discusses how America has unprecedented economic power and control of both the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans, predicting that the country will be ruling until 2100 by enticing immigrants to boost the economy after a population drop.
The Soviet Union envisioned themselves as kings of shambles and rulers of Europe, but the fall eventually came after winning World War II due to lack of foresight. Meanwhile, America established its presence in the Middle East by focusing on oil resources.
The abandonment of construction projects in 2008 resulted in ruins and stray dogs left behind like skyscrapers in the country, creating a beautiful sight. The speaker also mentions having a fight with his girl over his dislike for the French.
In this podcast, the speaker discusses how our culture is still in an immature phase and we are likely to reach maturity within the next 50 years. He believes that we are currently going through a barbaric phase where disagreements often lead to destruction or being silenced.
Discussion about the potential economic impact of Japan and China's rising power in Asia and on the global economy.
The speaker mocks Pakistan's Miss Fatima and her call for help to defend the country from an alien force field by joking that her nonchalant posture and the grandiose promises of the contestants would not impress the aliens.
The speaker talks about their interest in a book regarding Eastern Europe and mentions Israel's actions being compared to Stone Cold's WWE entrance.
Joe Rogan and his guest discuss conflicts and wars happening in different parts of the world, including the history of genocide in Eastern Europe and the ongoing battles between Saudi Arabia and Iran.
The concept of destabilization is becoming a key component in modern geopolitics, where the objective is no longer to participate in traditional battles but to focus on destabilizing subversive coalitions.
The podcast discusses the historical land acquisitions that marked America's growth as a superpower, including the Louisiana Purchase and the fight against England for the land. Additionally, the speakers discuss the challenges of clearing and homesteading the land.
In this episode, the host speaks to a guest about the importance of singing together and the benefits of joining a choir. The conversation also touches on the idea of using music as a tool for political activism.
The speaker expresses dissatisfaction with America's energy policy, discussing topics such as solar energy, totalitarianism, and the Obama administration.
The speaker boasts about getting rich and bulldogging others while expressing hatred for communism and eagerness to entice immigrants.
The speaker talks about scouting highly Indian areas and making a reference to the Bada bing Ramos. He also mentions a godforsaken area in Newark, where he played "Woke up this morning" and said it was nothing but cranes and shi**y crap.