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Musings on Western culture, philosophy and politics from a mad Englishman living in a war zone.
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The Belgorod Brit Channel has 782 subscribers.
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The Belgorod Brit comments on the recent oligarch selection process in the United States. In the film, he compares the results with the selection of the new Governor of the UK. The Labour Party talked about having received a โmandateโ from the British people, when, in point of fact, it was merely a giant two-fingered salute to the Sunak administration. The Labour cheek of the arse squatting over the heads of the benighted serfs in that country is extruding the same excrement as it did when the other cheek had had authority. The same policies benefit the same people, and nothing has changed, except the whore speaks wearing a red rosette. Labour didnโt win the election, the Conservatives simp...
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The Belgorod Brit explains why stupidity is triumphant in the West. In the film, he recounts the trials and tribulations of Alcibiades, an Athenian statesman and general, who was influential in the Eastern Mediterranean in the 5th century BC. Alcibiades was the smartest and best educated person in any room he was in. During his career, he was fully aware of the stupidity and fickle nature of the demos, and avoided the deadly traps set for him by the jealous and the intellectually inferior. Once he was acknowledged, he was able to lead the Athenians into a series of victories, an economic revival, and ultimately back to a more mature form of democracy. In the podcast, BB explains how our pr...
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The Belgorod Brit explains epistemology. In the film, he illustrates the theory of knowledge by using a narrative about the nature of expertise, and the limits of understanding. Our own perception of expertise can limit our understanding and bias us against sources of information that come from people whom we don't consider authoritative. The openness to learn from those you may loathe is a mark of intellect. In the podcast, BB reveals the limits of knowledge and how it effects the way in which we argue. He explores how face to face conversations present social conventions that cause us to remain socially cohesive, while differing in opinions. In the stripped-down version of our personalit...
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Alex Carlin is playing in Belgorod tomorrow night. Please support him.
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The Belgorod Brit is in a storytelling mood. In the film, he concocts a fable about a predatory wild bear and its cubs that has become used to bullying sustenance from the peaceful population. In the story, the householder tools up to defeat the predation of the bear, without being able to destroy it outright. In the podcast, BB explains the story as a way to view this moment in the demise of the last of the European empires. While the Empire has been thwarted in its ambition, its influence is still substantial. Other than its willingness to murder innocents, it still has the power to bribe willing leaders to do its bidding. Just because the Empire is evil, it doesn't make all those who fig...
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The Belgorod Brit returns to his native land (not physically - he's not lost his marbles yet) to examine whether there is any method to the madness emanating from the dusty corridors of the former Empire. In the film, he finds, instead, incompetence, incoherent policies and a rapid drive towards the complete colonisation of Britain, with the only choice being over whether to continue to be colonised by the USA, or to have another go at being colonised by the Fourth Reich under Fuhrer von Der Leyen, or India, who are rank outsiders at the moment. In the podcast, BB rips into the elites of Britain, examining the systematic dismantling of the British State, the looting of its economy, and the...
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The Belgorod Brit addresses the disturbances in France. Is this a revolution? Non. In the film, he explains the culture of France and the mentality that normalises protest and destruction that would be regarded as dangerous and intolerable in a more reasonable society. The type of insouciance that greets the torching of cars and businesses is unfathomable to most of us, but when the manager of France goes to a concert every time Paris convulses, then you know that no one is particularly concerned. In the podcast, BB charts the history of rebellion in France, juxtaposing the French Revolution and its inspiration, the American Independence movement, with the Paris Commune of 1870-71, and all...
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The Belgorod Brit goes back to the future, describing the relationship between Tsar Nicholas II and Kaiser Wilhelm II, and the parallels with Emperor Donald. In the film, he reveals the extent to which Nicky and Willy believed that their personal relationship could avert war. They believed that they had much more power than they, in fact, had. They had known each other all their lives, and never doubted their own importance, or that they exercised autocratic rule over their countries. However, while the Tsar put his trust in the simple faith of the peasantry, and saw reformers as ambitious people to be dealt with, the Kaiser saw the financial and aristocratic elites as pieces on a board to b...
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The Belgorod Brit explains epistemology. In the film, he illustrates the theory of knowledge by using a narrative about the nature of expertise, and the limits of understanding. Our own perception of expertise can limit our understanding and bias us against sources of information that come from people whom we don't consider authoritative. The openness to learn from those you may loathe is a mark of intellect. In the podcast, BB reveals the limits of knowledge and how it effects the way in which we argue. He explores how face to face conversations present social conventions that cause us to remain socially cohesive, while differing in opinions. In the stripped-down version of our personalit...
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The Belgorod Brit reflects on the age of narcissism. Love of self is now seen as the ultimate goal of Western society. But we can't all be parasites - someone is the host. It is you. In the film, BB traces the rise of narcissistic culture, from the hippy movement of the 60s, through the end of the Cold War, up to the self-actualisation and empowerment cult of the self that dominates all aspects of modern Western culture. In the podcast, BB explains why this is a personal and societal dead-end. 'Eat, Pray, Love' was the apogee of the cult of self, influencing people across the planet, particularly middle-class women. It triumphed the idea that female happiness lay in the unrestricted expres...
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The Belgorod Brit explains why stupidity is triumphant in the West. In the film, he recounts the trials and tribulations of Alcibiades, an Athenian statesman and general, who was influential in the Eastern Mediterranean in the 5th century BC. Alcibiades was the smartest and best educated person in any room he was in. During his career, he was fully aware of the stupidity and fickle nature of the demos, and avoided the deadly traps set for him by the jealous and the intellectually inferior. Once he was acknowledged, he was able to lead the Athenians into a series of victories, an economic revival, and ultimately back to a more mature form of democracy. In the podcast, BB explains how our pr...
Questions about The Belgorod Brit Channel
How many subscribers does The Belgorod Brit Channel have?
The Belgorod Brit Channel (@thebelgorodbrit) has 782 subscribers as of November 13, 2026.
What is The Belgorod Brit Channel about?
It is listed in Politics, and posts mostly in English. The channel describes itself as: โMusings on Western culture, philosophy and politics from a mad Englishman living in a war zone.โ
Where does The Belgorod Brit Channel rank?
By subscribers it is #2,282 in Politics, #6,720 among international channels, #9,188 among English channels, #10,592 worldwide.
Does The Belgorod Brit Channel post ads?
None of its 19 posts in the last 30 days carried an ad label such as #ad or Sponsored. Unlabelled promotions canโt be detected.
When does The Belgorod Brit Channel post?
Most often on Thursday, around 10:00 UTC. It publishes about 4 posts a week.
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