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Ghazi, the leader of the Black Hammer Party, appeared in front of the CNN building in Atlanta holding a large Russian flag to celebrate "Victory Day." He expressed unity with Russia against the United States, labeling Ukraine a "Nazi racist country" created by the U.S. The hosts analyze the confusing ideological mix of anti-vaccine, anti-Biden, and pro-Russian sentiments expressed by the group.
The hosts read a list of executive producers and donors, offering "Mo Karma" and "D-Deadbeating" services. Personal notes from listeners are shared, including a message from "Sir Alexander of Middle Cascadia" and a Father's Day tribute from "Dame Blackhammer." A special "biscuit" and birthday wish are given to Mrs. Facts, whose birthday coincides with the recording.
The episode concludes with a look at Commander Ghazi and the Black Hammer Organization, a group that recently made headlines for supporting Nicki Minaj's vaccine skepticism. Ghazi's "message to Antifa" is analyzed as either performance art or a sophisticated psychological operation. The group's rhetoric involves "land back" initiatives and demands for reparations from Antifa members who "doxed" their comrades.
