Adam from CerebralRevolt.com joined me again to continue our discussion from episode 009.  We talked about some more of our experiences when getting involved with political activism and the ‘truth movement’.  We discussed how the general aim of cognitive infiltration seems to be to make constructive, rational conversation impossible.  We discussed how both of us […] (Read more...)

The War Game is a 1965 docudrama directed by Peter Watkins that was banned from broadcast by the BBC but simultaneously won the Oscar for Best Documentary Feature. It depicts a nuclear war in Western Europe, showing the impact on the whole of Britain but particularly in South-East England. The film was not shown in full in any public arena until the 1980s. In this episode of ClandesTime I look at the film's innovative style and make an argument for it being 'peaceful predictive programming'. I also look at the questions of how and why the film was banned, using the director's own views and government documents to shed light on this extraordinary work. We finish up this time with a comic look at how the BBC's 'independence' is nullified by government influence. (Read more...)

This week I am joined by Adam, formerly of the Glasgow Truth Group, to discuss the question of cognitive infiltration. Adam was involved in a Glasgow meetup group that discussed radical politics and ‘truth’ issues and found that despite being a relatively small scale organisation it was still targeted by infiltrators. One man in particular […] (Read more...)

Following comic and actor Russell Brand’s recent emergence as a political celebrity I dissect his Newsnight interview and the reaction to it. I look at the valid criticisms being made of Brand’s interview and the social media phenomena swirling up around it before emphasising the few valuable, positive aspects of what he said. I finish […] (Read more...)

In this podcast I look at the phenomenon of James Bond copycats and wannabes, from the CEO who bought the Lotus Esprit from The Spy Who Loved Me and is turning it into a submarine to the drone operator recruited by a man talking about Bond movies.  I dissect the age old claim that spy films […] (Read more...)

Guest Pearse Redmond of the PorkinsPolicyReview website joined me to reflect on the Westgate shopping centre attack, the US Special Forces raids that was the immediate response to the attack, and how the war on terror is being rewritten once again to help justify a re-colonisation of the African continent.  The conversation also covered the […] (Read more...)

Guest Aaron Franz of theageoftransitions.com joins me for this episode to take a sideways look at the connections between transhumanism and the security state.  We discuss a dog that looks like Vladimir Putin and the recent arrest of a stork in Egypt as part of a wider trend of animals being accused of spying as […] (Read more...)

The Bolshevik Revolution of 1917 has long been the focus for conspiracy theories both grand and small. In this episode I look at the background to the revolution, what led up to it and its aftermath. I analyse Anthony Sutton’s book Wall Street and the Bolshevik Revolution and look at how his research has spawned […] (Read more...)

The attack by Al Shabaab militants on the Westgate shopping centre in Nairobi, Kenya, left scores of people dead from over a dozen countries.  This episode of the podcast looks at the origins of Al Shabaab, its characteristics and offers a considered view of what is driving this dangerous, murderous gang.  The question of the […] (Read more...)

This edition of the podcast looks at the ‘Woolwich murder’, the killing of British soldier Lee Rigby in May this year. I discuss the context of this murder as well as an associated killing three weeks earlier that got very little press attention. I detail how the alleged culprits of the Woolwich murder and the […] (Read more...)