🕰️ This episode was recorded in early 2024.

Nisa Khan is a scientist studying the effects of LED lighting and is concerned about its negative impact on well-being.

It's weird that I need to type this but, since some people believe that men can become women, let's get this out of the way.

The light you're exposed to daily significantly affects your health. Natural sunlight is, by far, the healthiest, offering benefits beyond just vitamin D production. That's why I've stopped using sunscreen and sunglasses, except in extreme cases, realising that the sun isn't the enemy and it makes no sense to block the full light spectrum from my skin and eyes.

• LEDs worsen your vision.
• LEDs can make you sick through mitochondrial dysfunction.
• LEDs damage your sleep.

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There is historical evidence of multiple human races originating in different parts of the world, and Darwinian evolution is nonsense.

Bruce Fenton, author of The Forgotten Exodus: The Into Africa Theory of Human Evolution, also doesn't buy it. He argues that humans didn't originate in Africa and then migrate 'out of Africa.' Instead, they originated in various places around the world and eventually made their way into Africa.

Talking points:

• Political influences on anthropology
• Migration patterns and early human evidence in multiple locations
• Darwinian evolution is junk science
• Multiple human races
• Extraterrestrial (or God) connections to human origins

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Everything we are told about good nutrition is wrong, and that's because the establishment wants us to be unhealthy.

The pharmaceutical industry and governments have been feeding us lies about nutrition for decades, all in an effort to keep us unhealthy and dependent on their products and services.

Zoë Harcombe is a highly qualified researcher, author, and public speaker in the field of diet and health. Her website is packed with superb articles, opinions, data, and more.

She busts a lot of dietary myths.

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Contrary to popular belief, knights never actually wore shining armour. Despite its romanticised portrayal in movies, the reality is more boring.

In short, the knight in shining armour image is a product of storytelling rather than reality. The shiny appearance comes from the misconception that armour was always made of polished steel. As it turns out, armour was made from a variety of materials including leather, chain mail, and plate armour.

And, well, the primary purpose of armour was to protect, not to look pretty and sparkly.

Chris Dobson is a Master Armourer who became an Art Historian, and he refers to himself as a renaissance dissident.

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🕰️ This episode was recorded in 2022.

Lee Harvey Oswald did not assassinate John F Kennedy; instead, he was framed by the CIA. In reality, multiple shooters were involved in the incident.

Since the official story is nonsense, what is the truth?

James Fetzer, a historian, contends that the assassination of JFK was orchestrated by several individuals connected to central intelligence, including Lyndon B Johnson.

I'm yet to hear a better breakdown of the conspiracy. This conversation is 🔥.

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It's great that the US president acknowledges the attack on Afrikanerdom, but relocating Afrikaners is the wrong strategy.

Joost Strydom is the spokesman for Orania, an Afrikaner-only town in the middle of South Africa. He explained why Trump's executive order for Afrikaners is both hit and miss.

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🕰️ This episode was recorded in early 2022, but is even more relevant now.

Technocracy is the most devastating system of control because it's capitalism and communism wrapped in sexy packaging.

Technocracy, also known as stakeholder capitalism, is a system of governance where technical experts, scientists, and engineers hold decision-making power instead of poiticians, and it focuses on efficiency, optimisation, and centralisation.

Patrick Wood is probably one of the world's leading thinkers on technocracy and runs the incredible Technocracy News website which covers Agenda 2030, Sustainable Development, the green economy, scienticism, and transhumanism.

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🕰️ This episode was recorded in 2023.

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.

Brian says that it's Western propaganda used to perpetuate an anti-China narrative, much like the false claims about Iraq’s weapons of mass destruction that justified the Iraq War.

There is no evidence pointing to a Uyghur genocide.

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🕰️ This was recorded in August 2022.

Since Trump is threatening to have the CIA release documents surrounding JFK's assassination, I thought I'd re-release this podcast episode because it's the best breakdown you will hear.

James Fetzer, a historian, contends that the assassination of JFK was orchestrated by several individuals connected to central intelligence, including Lyndon B Johnson.

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Not only does fat not make you fat, carbohydrates are unnecessary for good health and cholesterol isn't the enemy.

Nina Teicholz is a science journalist and author with a healthy focus on diet and specifically saturated fats.

Her book The Big Fat Surprise dismantles decades of myths surrounding saturated fats (and carbohydrates), arguing that butter, meat, eggs and cheese are not the enemy.

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