Met. Neophytos Q&A, Texas Monthly Hit Piece, Candace Owens FIRED, & MORE! Aether Hour Ep. 34

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Met. Neophytos Q&A, Texas Monthly Hit Piece, Candace Owens FIRED, & MORE! Aether Hour Ep. 34

In this spicy episode we discuss the anti-Orthodox Texas Monthly hit piece that mentions WWN, Met. Neophytos'm answer to Conrad' question, Candace Owens vs. the Rabbis & her recent firing, & MORE!

Conrad Franz

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Dmitriy Kalyagin

Mar 23, 2024

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In the first half of this Aether Hour Conrad & Dmitriy discuss the recent Texas Monthly hit piece that mentions WWN as well as Metropolitan Neophytos’ wonderful answer to Conrad’s question about WWIII at the recent conference in Alabama. Behind the paywall we discuss Candace Owens’ recent firing and how her commitment to the truth will ultimately lead her to Orthodoxy. Don’t hesitate to support and get behind the paywall because this one gets spicy! 👇🏻

☦️✒️ Read Fr. John’s response to the hit piece HERE!

☦️🇨🇾 Listen to the Full Q&A with Met. Neophytos as well as his full, uncensored TASS interview!

🇷🇺🪖 Read Dmitriy’s latest translation of the first chapters of Nicholas Kozlov’s book “Ritual War” available in English for the first time HERE:

Ritual War by Nicholas Kozlov [Original Translation]

March 22, 2024

This is the official WorldWarNow translation of Nicholas Kozlov’s book, Ritual War. The non-fiction work covers the tumultuous first and second Chechen Campaigns, from a meta-historical and Orthodox Christian perspective. Kozlov is perhaps one of modern Russia’s most ‘esoteric’ Orthodox Christian Monarchist writers, among quite a broad collective of other great Monarchist contributors such as Oleg Platonov, Yuri Vorobievsky, Vladimir Karpets, Mikhail Nazarov, Vladimir Mahnach, Brother John Konstantin Dushenov, Leonid Bolotin, Vladimir Osipov, Peter Multatuli, Yegor Kholmogorov, Dionysius Kaptar and Sergey Fomin. Unfortunately, the esoteric approach to wordplay, especially with all the grammatical nuances of the Russian language and various analogies made by Kozlov make his works difficult to translate, but at the same time very rewarding to read (once the reader grasps the ideas proposed).

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