Jerm Warfare

Anthony Levatino is a former obstetrician-gynecologist (OBGYN) who performed over 1,200 abortions and now speaks out against it.

Perhaps it’s because I have a child, but this conversation cut very close to the bone.

Some folks argue that unborn babies are not babies, but this is both a stupid and convenient argument to make themselves feel better and to shift the responsibility onto others, so they feel less guilty about their sexual behaviour.

Don’t want to fall pregnant?

Close your legs or don’t have unprotected sex during those few very important days in the middle of the month.

Anthony explains what happens during an abortion and why he no longer supports it.

📺 Watch the full video here.

What if advanced technology existed in prehistory and that everything we think we know about the pyramids is wrong?

Nobody wants to seem like a clown, so everybody accepts the official story: that thousands of years ago, thousands of slaves paid workers built them as tombs for pharaohs, over many years, with chisels and without the wheel.

Christopher Dunn argues that the Great Pyramid of Giza was a power plant, not a tomb.

📺 Watch the show here

You probably haven’t heard of Operation Gladio, and that’s by design because, well, it’s covert. Not just a covert operation, but one of the largest ever.

Possibly even the largest.

Paul Williams has written a bunch of fascinating books, one of them being Operation Gladio: The Unholy Alliance between the Vatican, the CIA, and the Mafia.

I was on Hrvoje Morić's podcast a few years ago and I decided it was time to have him on mine. He runs the excellent Geopolitics & Empire website and podcast ecosystem and was a colleague of mine at the now-defunct TNT Radio where we both had popular shows for about two years.

⚠️ While I'm on the topic, read my statement about the termination of my TNT show.

Hrvoje is originally from the US but moved between America and Yugoslavia/Croatia. His name even means 'Croat'. He’s also a Mexican citizen and speaks English, Croato-Serbian and Spanish fluently.

He has a degree in History and Secondary Education and is pretty knowledgeable on world affairs. Actually, he's pretty knowledgeable on a bunch of stuff and is a helluva nice guy. I thoroughly enjoy my conversations with him.

The COVID era was a surreal time for all the usual reasons.

However, a slightly less surreal reason is that I never thought the day would come when I’d give up on a bunch of awesome bands from my childhood for becoming establishment hacks. I mean, The Offspring were one of my favourite rock groups of all time, and they ended up firing their drummer, Pete Parada, because he refused the jab. (Check out my podcast with him.) Clearly, Dexter and Noodles were determined to keep ’em separated vaccinated.

Enter John Joseph

The Cro-Mags are a hardcore punk band from New York, formed in the early ’80s. They’re widely regarded as pioneers in the punk/thrash scene.

Early members included Harley Flanagan on bass, who helped write some of their biggest tracks, and John on vocals. I won’t get into the feud between the two of them, especially since that sort of thing happens often anyway and isn’t relevant here.

What I will get into, however, is John’s middle finger to the establishment during (and way, way before) the pseudopandemic. His principled stand against COVID tyranny all illegitimate authority is inspiring and, well, in the true spirit of punk rock.

Oh, and he’s healthy.

Very healthy.

Probably healthier than you.

John is over 60, eats locally sourced whole foods, and competes in Ironman races.

Dude.

Consider that the globalist agenda is to keep everyone sick, unhealthy, lazy, and fat, and you’ll quickly realise that John is truly anti-establishment and an example to us all.

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The Spanish flu was a global pandemic that occurred in 1918-1919, caused by an H1N1 influenza virus. It spread quickly and infected about a third of the world’s population, leading to millions of deaths. The virus was especially deadly because it affected healthy young adults, not just the elderly or sick.

Except, well, that isn’t true.

The official story is bunk.

The flu was a man-made disaster. It was not the germs that killed, but the vaccines and suppressive drugs administered by the authorities.

—Eleanor McBean, author of The Poisoned Needle

So, if the official story is bunk, what is the truth?

There was no virus

Michael Bryant, in his outstandingly researched article, Exploding the Spanish Flu Myth, notes that the Spanish flu wasn’t caused by a virus, but by the harsh environmental conditions of World War I.

In other words, there was no evidence of a deadly pathogen spreading between people.

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What happened, as Michael explains, was a collection of war-related consequences.

I mean, isn’t it a total coincidence that WW1 and the Spanish flu ended around the same time?

Factors like chemical warfare, overcrowded and unsanitary living spaces, and mass vaccinations created the perfect storm for illness.

The primary vectors to ‘the Spanish flu’ were:

* chemical warfare toxins affecting soldiers and civilians

* overcrowded and unhygienic wartime conditions

* experimental vaccines and medical treatments

The vaccinations given to American soldiers during the war sparked a wave of illness like we’ve never seen before, one that conveniently distracted from the political and economic upheavals of the time.

—Frederick T Gates (Rockefeller Foundation)

It was always the war

Young, healthy men were the hardest hit, not because of a virus, but due to the brutal conditions they faced.

Why would healthy men ranging between age 20 and 40, mostly soldiers and war staff, be most affected?

Because it wasn’t their immune systems failing them; it was the toxic stress of war.

People quickly forget the brutal introduction of trench warfare, chemical weapons, and modern tech like machine guns and tanks, leading to massive casualties and horrific conditions for soldiers and civilians.

Additionally and somewhat crucially, as Michael highlights, there’s no pathogenic evidence in historical records suggesting that a virus caused the Spanish flu.

The Rosenau Experiment

The Rosenau Experiment, headed by Harvard’s Milton Rosenau and funded by the US Public Health Service, aimed to show that the Spanish flu was contagious.

It failed.

Not one of the 62 healthy volunteers became ill. More volunteers were used later, and they didn’t get sick either.

Basically, they inhaled the breath of infected patients, had secretions from the noses and throats of the sick rubbed into their eyes, noses, and mouths, and even received blood injections from sick patients.

Nothing happened.

Nobody fell ill.

Rosenau concluded that he had no idea what was going on.

We entered the outbreak with a notion that we knew the cause of the disease, and were quite sure we knew how it was transmitted… Perhaps… we are not quite sure what we know about the disease.

—Milton Rosenau, 1919

Some of the talking points of our conversation included:

* Understanding the Spanish flu and its misconceptions

* The role of World War I and its impact on health

* Chemical warfare and vaccination campaigns during the war

* The Rosenau experiment and disease transmission

* Demographics of Spanish flu victims and causes of death

* Bacterial infections, masks, and the cover-up of real causes

Is it unreasonable to suggest that the primary cause of deaths attributable to the Spanish Flu was everything related to WW1

—Michael Bryant

Steven Young is an author, theoretical physicist, and musician.

In our conversation, he talks about how science has become a false religion and why alchemy is an important element of science that's been mostly forgotten.

📺 Steven's bio, links, other info, and full video here.

Anthony Levatino is a former obstetrician-gynecologist (OBGYN) who performed over 1,200 abortions and now speaks out against it.

⚠️ As an aside, I recommend listening to my conversation with Eden McCourt on the case against abortion.

Some folks argue that unborn babies are not babies, but this is both a stupid and convenient argument to make themselves feel better and to shift the responsibility onto others, so they feel less guilty about their sexual behaviour.

📺 Watch the video of this podcast here.

John Perkins, now an author, is a former ‘economic hitman’ (EHM) who wrote about his dark career in his explosive memoir, Confessions of an Economic Hitman.

Basically, he would convince governments of developing countries to take on massive loans that would leave them shackled to US government and corporate interests. These debts gave Americans the power to control those countries’ politics and economies from behind the scenes.

John’s work took him around the world, from Indonesia to Latin America.

In Indonesia, for example, he helped justify large loans by presenting skewed economic forecasts. These projects, which were supposed to lift countries out of poverty, often led to economic dependency and social unrest.

For clarity, the huge loans that John facilitated came primarily from the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

The projects would end up benefiting American companies, like engineering firms, but the host country would be left with crippling debt it could never repay. So, while infrastructural development did occur, it came at a stupidly high cost.

Debt slavery, in other words.

In his book, John describes how leaders who resisted American control often faced severe consequences. In Panama, for example, Manuel Noriega, who initially cooperated, became a target when he refused to play along. His downfall was engineered through economic and political pressure, and eventually, military intervention.

John also recounts the mysterious deaths of leaders like Ecuador’s Jaime Roldós, who stood against American bullying. Can you guess what happened to him? It just so happened that he died in a plane crash.

Total coincidence.

Globalisation isn’t all good

⚠️ I need to quickly distinguish between globalism and globalisation.

Globalism is an ideological, geopolitical, and economic attempt to centralise the world under one-world governance (Agenda 2030). Globalism is not your friend.

Globalisation, on the other hand, is the interconnectivity of the world through travel, business, the internet, and so on. It is neither good nor bad, but simply a result of technological progress. Like a sword, it can be double-edged.

Through his work, John witnessed firsthand how globalisation was used as a tool for empire-building rather than mutual prosperity.

The projects he was involved in prioritised the interests of multinational corporations over the well-being of local populations and their environments.

Put another way, the pursuit of profit and power can devastate countries and their people, nature, tradition, and pretty much everything.

The Most Dangerous Superstition by Larken Rose slams the belief in authority, especially government, as the most dangerous lie in society.

He argues that this superstition leads to mass violence, oppression, and enslavement because people mindlessly follow orders from those in power, just like a cult.

He insists that individuals must take responsibility for their actions and stop bowing to government control. In other words, you can’t vote your way to freedom and prosperity. Politicians, no matter what they say or how they act, are just actors on a stage.

"If you can convince the people to accept and rely on ‘authority,’ you don’t need to force them." - Larken Rose