Topic: Rubbleizer

A segment dedicated to listener donations features a $3,333.33 "Rubbleizer" contribution from Sir Steve Knight. The donor shares how the show helped him navigate the 2020 lockdowns and requests a prayer from Adam Curry. Curry honors the request with a formal prayer for the Dvorak family and the No Agenda community.

Two "Rubbleizer" donations of $3,333.33 each were received from Sir Pursuit of Peace and Tranquility and the Commodore Archduke of Central Florida. In response to these significant contributions, the hosts announce plans to develop a special "challenge coin" for donors who reach the Rubbleizer level. The segment includes a "mic bump" and gunfire sound effects requested by the donors.

Tristan Allen celebrated his 16th birthday with a donation and requested several show jingles. The hosts also addressed a listener's "mondegreen" regarding the "Propagate" jingle, clarifying that the lyrics refer to the "New World Order" rather than a "New Water Order."

A military coup in Burkina Faso followed mass protests against the president, which the hosts link to a strategy of "rubbleizing" regions surrounding West African oil reserves. They argue the U.S. is using the Ebola crisis as a cover to arm local factions and create a buffer zone to protect petroleum interests. This "grand contra deal" allows for military intervention without public opposition from anti-war or environmental groups.

The episode concludes with a theory on the "rubbleization" of nations as a form of geopolitical control. The hosts discuss recent foiled assassination attempts against Erdogan and speculate on who might succeed him, noting that such topics are strictly avoided by mainstream outlets like CNN.