Peace Revolution episode 086: Common Sense for the 21st Century

The Peace Revolution Podcast (Archive Stream 2006-Present) · 8th Estate Media and Research

November 21, 201415h 48m

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Peace Revolution episode 086: Common Sense for the 21st Century

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Reference Map to Episode 086

(1m-8m) Former SAS soldier Ben Griffin at Oxford Union

(8m-11m) Sample From: Thomas Paine - Christopher Hitchens Lecture (Full)

(11m-14m) Sample from (Wikipedia) Professor Andrew Galambos

(14m-17m) Thomas Paine: The Most Valuable Englishman Ever

(17m-29m) Samples from Andrew Galambos

(29m-40m) Attorney General Eric Holder and the Divine Right of Criminals

(40m-1h20m) Samples from Andrwew Galambos

(1h20m-1h31m) Statism: The Most Dangerous Religion (feat. Larken Rose)

(1h31m-1h37m) Samples from Andrew Galambos

(1h37m-1h50m) Richard’s introductory monologue

(1h50m-2h55m) Lecture 1

(2h55m-4h52m) Lecture 2

(4h52m-8h) Lecture 3

(8h-9h27m) Thomas Paine: The Most Valuable Englishman Ever

(9h27m-11h40m) Common Sense Audiobook by Thomas Paine (February 4, 1776)

(11h40m- 12h40m) Thomas Paine - Christopher Hitchens Lecture (Full)

(12h40m-15h45m) FREEDOM by Adam Kokesh

(15h45m-15h48m) God Save Great Thomas Paine (to the tune of My Country Tis of Thee)

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