Paper On How Jewish Activism Transformed The West, Who Benefits From Ukraine-Russia War? - Hour 1

<img align="left" hspace="12" alt="Paper On How Jewish Activism Transformed The West, Who Benefits From Ukraine-Russia War?" src="https:/a/c/r/22/RIR-220326-Kevin-MacDonald-Audio-Only.9cd7b47f.jpg"> <p>This is the audio version of the show. If you want to watch the video version go&nbsp;here. We have&nbsp;RSS/Podcast feeds available&nbsp;here.</p> <p>Kevin MacDonald from The&nbsp;Occidental&nbsp;Observer joins Henrik to discuss his latest paper&nbsp;"The Default Hypothesis Fails to Explain Jewish Influence." The paper was first&nbsp;published in the Israeli-based academic&nbsp;journal&nbsp;"Philosophia" and was heavily demonized and attacked for being 'anti-semitic.'&nbsp;Despite the slander&nbsp;the paper seeks to address&nbsp;the very real and provable&nbsp;role of Jewish activism in regards to the transformative changes that have occurred in the West in recent decades. Later in the show we discuss the deeper&nbsp;implications of the war in&nbsp;Ukraine and who really benefits from it. We discuss Putin, Zelensky, NATO,&nbsp;Western corruption and ask&nbsp;how much influence the&nbsp;oligarchs have in Russia and in Ukraine.</p> <p>In the second part on the show we analyze the wider consequences of&nbsp;the Russian invasion of Ukraine&nbsp;and the sanctions. What is going to happen with fuel prices, the supply chain and the food supply?&nbsp;Should we expect a catastrophe or can the damage done so far from Covid lockdown and sanctions be remedied somehow? Major globalist institution and the World Economic Forum&nbsp;are&nbsp;not only warning about food shortages and unrest over&nbsp;food supply problems but&nbsp;seek to benefit from the chaos&nbsp;by&nbsp;"rebuilding"&nbsp;a "new world"&nbsp;after the dust have settled. We discuss this and more in the second part. Don't miss it.</p> <p>Sign up&nbsp;for a&nbsp;membership at&nbsp;redicemembers.com. Get full access to our extensive archives, watch or listen to all our shows. Stream or download over 1900 programs, including radio shows, videos, TV segments &amp; o