Jerm Warfare

Richard Sakwa is Professor Of Russian And European Politics at the University of Kent.

He has written books about Russian and eastern European communist and post-communist politics. Richard was a participant of Valdai Discussion Club, as well as an Associate Fellow of the Russia And Eurasia Programme at the Royal Institute Of International Affairs. He is also a member of the advisory boards of the Institute Of Law And Public Policy in Moscow.

Richard’s conversation with me covers a lot of ground, including the history of Russia and Ukraine; the complexities of Ukraine’s national identity; why Putin is not interested in Ukraine; why Biden and NATO are at fault; Ukrainian government’s deliberate aggression towards its own people; why Putin’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine is understandable but a strategic blunder; the current conflict’s impact on the West.

If you listened to my podcast with Russell Bentley, then I strongly recommend that you listen to this one with Richard.

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Russell "Texas" Bentley is a soldier and war correspondent in Donetsk (eastern Ukraine).

He has been in Donbass since December 2014, as a soldier in the Novorussian Army, serving with the Essence Of Time combat unit in Vostok, as well as with the XAH Battalions.

Russell is also an accredited war correspondent, providing factual news and counter-propaganda about the situation in Ukraine and the Ukrainian government’s war against Donbass. He is trying to expose the US-backed regime in Kiev. Russell is also the vice president of Donbass Humanitarian Aid, a fund which has helped hundreds of innocent victims of the war since 2015.

He joined me for a conversation about his story and how he arrived where he is, as well as what’s going on in Ukraine.

 

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Astrid Stuckelberger and Claudio Grass both feature in the documentary Planet Lockdown.

They have been on my podcast separately, but this time they are together, talking about breaking free from Covid madness.

 

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Vladimir “Zev” Zelenko and Peter McCullough are doctors who are speaking out against Covid “vaccines”.

Both have appeared on my podcast, separately. This time, however, they appear together.

They chatted about why the jab must be avoided; fact-checkers not checking facts; the huge increase in death following the shots; the agendas driving the vaccine mandates; what we can do to push back.

The conversation was plagued with connectivity issues. My apologies.

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Sam Bailey is a doctor.

She researches common medical conditions, but has been censored on YouTube numerous times because YouTube prohibits views it doesn’t like. I strongly recommend you buy her new book, Virus Mania, because it was force you to rethink everything you think you know about viruses.

In this conversation, Sam chats to me about what it means to be healthy; the importance of vitamins; how doctors have become marketing tools for the pharmaceutical industry; and why Sam likes big bananas.

 

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Simon Goddek is a scientist with a focus on vitamin D and permaculture.

To quote his website,

I hold a PhD in biotechnology and systems thinking and follow a multidisciplinary scientific approach. Most of my scientific publications focus on integrated food production systems, but I also publish about COVID-related topics such as human metabolism, vitamin D, food security, and mathematics.

He chats about why climate science and virology are broken; the fake Covid pandemic; the importance of permaculture; getting off the grid; and why grandma was right.

 

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Denis Rancourt is a scientist and social theorist.

He has chatted to me about Covid myths, and now he chats to me about climate change myths.

In this conversation, Denis discusses why more CO2 is a good thing; why plastic straws aren't an issue; green energy propaganda; why warmer tempratures aren't a concern; and why the climate change industry is a scam.

 

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Kees van der Pijl was a professor of international politics at the University Of Sussex.

He discusses why the current “pandemic” is fraudulent; why it's a cover for global political seizure of power; why the “health emergency” is just a proxy for the new digital identity control grid; and why China is a preview of what's coming.

 

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Adam Coleman is an author, public speaker, and founder of Wrong Speak Publishing.

His literature has been featured in Newsweek, The Post Millennial, ScoonTV, Free Black Thought, and Human Defense Initiative.

In this conversation, Adam discusses growing up homeless and without a father; the importance of the family; why masculinity matters; feminism exploiting black women; white liberals always wanting to "save" black people; and Siri versus Black Lives Matter.

Adam is a gentleman and a great thinker.

 

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Des Latham is a musician, historian, and pilot.

He hosts a brilliant series of podcasts from the history of South Africa, to the Anglo-Boer war, to the battle of Stalingrad.

In this conversation, Des touches on why learning about the geological formation of the land matters; how we have a politicIsed and romanticised view of history; when farming began in southern Africa; how and why conflict arose between the various population groups; and why South Africa won't become like Zimbabwe.

 

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