Here Come the Meat Bastards
Kate Ledogar, Doc Malik, Jasun Horsley, James Howard Kunstler, Mrs. HorsleyKate Ledogar's Substack exploring beyond the bounds of the dominant paradigm, plus art, chickens and guerrilla carpentry.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 30 | Subscribers | Read | kateledogar.substack.com |
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Jasun Horsley
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Through my podcast and writings, I defend medical ethics, expose failures within the medical profession, and reveal the corruption of Big Pharma. My mission is to empower individuals to live their healthiest, freest lives.
Cognitive Dissident
Author of "The Long Emergency" and the "World Made by Hand" series of novels. Blogger at "Clusterfuck Nation" every Monday and Friday. Podcaster. Archived content from my old website will be migrated here.
~~~Autism with a special interest in parapolitical analysis and collapse scenarios~~~ An inaccurate map is incoherent. An accurate map is predictive. All maps are provisional.
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