Jerm Warfare

This episode was recorded in 2024.

Kimberly Biss is a board-certified obstetrician-gynaecologist from Florida with over 30 years of experience and involvement in more than 8000 pregnancies.

She has become a prominent critic of COVID-19 vaccines for pregnant women, noting that miscarriage rates in her practice doubled after the vaccines became available and citing Pfizer's post-marketing surveillance data which she argues showed an 81% miscarriage rate amongst followed-up vaccinated pregnant women.

She was appointed by RFK Jr to a federal advisory board in 2026.

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Michael Rectenwald talks about his time in academia, his changing views on social justice, and his journey from Marxism to libertarianism. He shares how working at NYU exposed him to the pressures of institutional ideology, especially around critical theory, which has roots going back to the 1920s.

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Jason Christoff examines the pervasive influence of mind control through media, highlighting how psychological tactics manipulate public perception.

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In the spirit of remembering older conversations, this one comes from my archive.

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Chris Dobson, a master armorer with extensive experience, offers insight into the real history of armour, dispelling common misconceptions like the myth of the knight in shining armour.

Contrary to popular belief, armour was not overly heavy or cumbersome, but carefully engineered for mobility and protection, often proofed against weapons to ensure it worked in battle. The craftsmanship involved was highly specialised, governed by strict guild regulations, and included techniques such as colouring metal for both aesthetic and protective purposes.

Behind the craft lies a murkier side to the armour trade, linked to organised crime and influential networks including Freemasonry. With a personal background shaped by his father’s role as a codebreaker at Bletchley Park during WWII, Chris has now retired from armour-making and turned his focus to art history, reflecting on a career rooted in skill, secrecy, and historical truth.

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Brian Berletic hosts The New Atlas, a great YouTube channel in which he analyses and comments mostly on Eastern geopolitics from a Western perspective. He is an American who now lives in Asia.

In short, the claim is that China—or more accurately, the Chinese government— is detaining millions of Uyghur Muslims in camps in the Chinese province of Xinjiang, forcing them into labour, sterilising them and trying to erase their culture and religion.

This is apparently part of a deliberate effort to commit ethnic cleansing and human rights abuses.

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Simon Roche chatted to me about some big global issues, like the possible dangers of Cyber Polygon, what the World Economic Forum's really up to, and how BRICS is shaping up as a counter to Western dominance.

We go into how fragile modern society is — especially when it comes to cyber security and the economy — and also touch on the US economy's decline, and what that means for global trade and military spending.

Overall, it's a rundown of how international relations are shifting and where global power might be headed.

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Claudio Grass and I chatted about how people think, often without much independent thought. We touched on how travelling can really highlight the differences in how happy societies are.

The discussion also covered Claudio’s latest documentary called 'World War III', which looks at historical patterns of conflict. We explored the idea that decentralisation is crucial for individual freedom and better governance, while also noting that democracy can sometimes lead to the majority dictating to everyone else.

Money was another big topic, with gold and silver being argued as the ultimate forms,

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Me and Massimo Mazzucco delve into the controversial topic of the moon landing, exploring various aspects of the Apollo missions, including photographic evidence, technical challenges, and the geopolitical implications of space exploration.

Massimo shares his insights as a professional photographer, questioning the authenticity of the images taken during the missions and discussing the role of conspiracy theories in shaping public perception.

The chat also touches on the future of space exploration and the challenges faced by current missions.

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Makia Freeman talks about his book The Cult of the Chosen Ones, which looks at the historical and ideological roots of a group he believes has influenced major world events and religions.

He explores the links between Judaism, Christianity, and Gnosticism, the Rothschild family's role in global affairs, and how events like the World Wars have played into this.

Makia also dives into the JFK assassination and the continuing impact of this group today, stressing the importance of thinking critically about these complex stories.

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