Jerm Warfare

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Jerm Warfare episodes

May 11, 2022 Joe Allen on understanding transhumanism
Joe Allen is a regular contributor on Steve Bannon’s War Room.
He is highly knowledgable on transhumanism and what it is and how it’s affecting humanity.
Joe joined me for a conversation about the definition of transhumanism; how transhumanism is interwoven into the fabric of modernity; why transhumanism matters; and what we can do to push back against transhumanism.

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1 hr 29 min
May 10, 2022 Mark McDonald on celebrating toxic masculinity
Mark McDonald is a psychiatrist in Los Angeles, with a focus on childhood trauma and autism.
He’s been on my podcast before.
This time Mark chatted to me about masculinity and why it’s not toxic. In fact, masculinity is critical the survival of men and women. (Without masculinity, there is no femininity.)
Mark argues that we need to celebrate what it means to be a man.
I agree.
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1 hr 7 min
May 02, 2022 Daniel Satchkov on why Bastyon is superior to Twitter
Daniel Satchkov is the founder of Bastyon.
Bastyon is a decentralised, blockchain-based alternative to Twitter, and, in my opinion, superior. I left Twitter a few years ago and, in spite of Elon Musk’s attempts to stop it from sinking, I have no intention of returning. Instead, I joined Bastyon and am enjoying the experience. Follow me here. (Keep in mind that it’s new and a helluva lot smaller than Twitter.)
Daniel joined me for a conversation about why he developed it; the ethos behind it; free speech; censorship; and the future of Bastyon.
Plus, Bastyon is proving to be a superb video platform too. While I use Odysee for my videos, I have found found that Bastyon is faster and more reliable than Odysee.

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1 hr 1 min
April 28, 2022 A Russian opinion
Stan is a regular Russian gentleman with an opinion that he shares via his YouTube channel.
I stumbled across a viral video of his, in which he gives a savage breakdown of the West’s response to Russia’s “invasion” of Ukraine. (According to Dmitry Orlov, it was not an invasion.)
Stan joined me for a frank conversation about living in Russia; the sentiment; Western media’s hypocrisy; the failure of sanctions; and why Putin’s actions were justified.

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1 hr 14 min
April 25, 2022 Vasily Prozorov is a former Ukrainian spy
Vasily Prozorov is a former Ukrainian Secret Service (SBU) agent, working for the Ukrainian government between 1999 and 2018.
Not unlike Julian Assange, he is currently exposing the Ukrainian government’s corruption and crimes, including the atrocities committed by the Ukrainian government, such as killing its own citizens, from 2014 to today.
Watch the video that Russell Bentley - a soldier living in Donetsk - sent me.
Vasily can’t speak English, and I can’t speak Russian (or Ukainian), so we were joined by a translator in Moscow. It was an incredibly difficult conversation to conduct, so the video was produced by my friend Justus Killian (who is also the mastermind behind the Jerm Warfare intro video).
Furthermore, Vasily spoke to me from a war zone, so his internet connection was poor.
He has agreed to return for a longer and more in-depth conversation soon.PLEASE SUPPORT MY WORK.
25 min
April 21, 2022 Piers Robinson on navigating the fog of war propaganda
Piers Robinson is an expert on propaganda.
Dr Piers Robinson is a political scientist and currently a co-director of the Organisation for Propaganda Studies, convenor of the Working Group on Syria, Propaganda and Media, an associated researcher with the Working Group on Propaganda and the 9/11 Global ‘War on Terror’ and a member of Panda.
He has been on my podcast before.
This time, however, Piers focused more on, what’s known as, the fog of war, which is essentially the uncertainty in situational awareness experienced by participants in military operations.
In other words, when there is a war, there is mass propaganda.
How do we know what is true?
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1 hr 8 min
April 18, 2022 Aleksandr Dugin on the Fourth Political Theory
Aleksandr Dugin is a Russian professor and author who believes that modernity and liberalism are highly destructive.
He developed an idea known as the Fourth Political Theory.
Alexander Dugin (b. 1962) is one of the best-known writers and political commentators in post-Soviet Russia. During the 1980s, he was a principal member of the underground traditionalist movement in the Soviet Union, for which he was arrested by the KGB and expelled from his studies at the Moscow Aviation Institute in 1983. He continued to support his private studies in traditionalist philosophy by working as a street sweeper. He later became a journalist and made his earliest foray into politics by joining Pamyat, the first nationalist party to emerge during the twilight years of the USSR.
He is hated (and sanctioned) by the Western establishment; his books are banned on Amazon; and mentioning his name triggers polarised discourse.
I thoroughly enjoyed talking to Aleksandr and found myself agreeing with a lot of what he said. Ignore what the haters say and, instead, listen to our conversation in which he discusses modernity, liberalism, postmodernism, the West, tradition, and conservatism.
1 hr 20 min
April 14, 2022 Astrid Stuckelberger on the WHO’s ’Pandemic Treaty’
Astrid Stuckelberger is an international health scientist with more than 25 years of experience behind her.
But the part I like is that she has also worked for the World Health Organisation (WHO) for many years, and has an intricate understanding of how the organisation operates.
She joined me for a truncated conversation about the WHO's Pandemic Treaty and why it is extremely dangerous for everybody.
Her referenced document can be found at my website.
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42 min
April 14, 2022 Isa Blumi on why the West ignores the US-backed war in Yemen
According to Stockholm University,
Isa Blumi is Docent/Associate Professor of Turkish and Middle Eastern Studies at Stockholm University within the Department of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies. He holds a PhD in History and Middle Eastern/Islamic Studies from New York University (NYU-2005) and a Master of Political Science and Historical Studies (1995) from The New School for Social Research, New York.
Isa joined me for a conversation about Yemen and why the US-backed war is being ignored by the West.
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1 hr 25 min
April 11, 2022 Michael Capuzzo on journalism, fake news, and conspiracy theories
Micheal Capuzzo is a journalist and author.
Because his legacy is so profound, I’m going to simply quote his website.
Michael Capuzzo is one of the country’s most honored writers. A native of Boston, his six books include two critically acclaimed New York Times nonfiction bestsellers, Close to Shore and The Murder Room. His books and articles have been nominated six times for the Pulitzer Prize, twice for the National Book Award, and for the Edgar Award from the Mystery Writers of America. Among more than 100 journalism awards, Mike is a winner of the National Headliner Award and was a finalist for the Livingston Award and for the Gold Dagger Award for best nonfiction book of the year from the British Crime Writer's Association in London. His books are international bestsellers and his stories have been widely anthologized.

Mike was a newspaper reporter for The Philadelphia Inquirer and The Miami Herald, covering everything from hurricanes to the trials of the last Unconquered Seminole Medicine Man in the Everglades, has written for The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post, and was an award-winning United Feature Syndicate humor columnist for Newsday and forty other newspapers. His magazine stories have appeared in Smithsonian, Esquire, Life, Sports Illustrated, and Reader's Digest. He helped produce a special episode of ABC's 20/20 about his book The Murder Room that helped solve the cold murder of a 15-year-old girl, and his books have been widely optioned by leading Hollywood studios.
Chatting with Mike was an absolute pleasure and very uplifting.
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1 hr 10 min