Jerm Warfare

Dustin Broadbery is an investigative journalist and blogger.

 

Our conversation is based on his Off-Guardian piece The Anatomy Of A Cult.

 

He discusses what a cult is and why Covid fits into the definition; why millions of people succumb to indoctrination; parallels to death cults and totalitarianism; and what we can do to avoid being sucked into the Covid cult. 

 

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Alexander Tschugguel is a regular Austrian taking a stand against totalitarianism.

He is the founder of the St Boniface Institute, which was founded as a platform to support the fight for the traditional Catholic faith.

Alexander is also very outspoken about the “vaccine” totalitarianism that is consuming Austria.

He is taking a principled stand alongside many thousands of fellow Austrians.

Alexander joined me for a quick conversation about what’s happening in Vienna; how it’s all about control and surveillance; not dining at the enemy’s table.

 

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Robin Monotti is an Italian architect and filmmaker.

He discusses why biourbanism is preferable to Smart Cities; how technocratic power structures have dehumanised relationships between people; the importance of local produce; why parallel societies matter; and returning to traditional tools and utilities.

 

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Michael Tellinger is a historian and social scientist.

 

He discusses the One Small Town project and why soveriegn communities matter; why capitalism is harmful; how the monetary system is slavery; and what we can do to restore human freedom.

 

Michael also shared some fascinating insights on why everything we think we know is a lie, and why it’s beneficial to “unlearn” conventional education.

 

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Denis Rancourt is a scientist and social theorist.

He joined me on my podcast about a year ago, but a lot has happened since then.

For example, he co-authored a massive paper in which they concluded that, in the United States, there is no evidence of a pandemic.

They studied all-cause mortality, which is the most reliable data because, as Denis said, deaths are deaths, regardless of cause. Either somebody died or somebody didn’t die.

Here is the full 170-page paper.

In our conversation, Denis discusses the conclusions of the paper; why the data shows no evidence of a pandemic; how the lockdowns (and other government interventions) are the cause of excess deaths; and the dangers of the "vaccines".

 

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CJ Hopkins is a writer and satirist.

He has written some of the most brilliant, most brutal commentary I’ve read surrounding this pseudopandemic.

Such as his piece titled The Road to Totalitarianism.

Or The Criminalization of Dissent.

Or the one that inspired our conversation, The Covidian Cult.

When CJ last joined me on my podcast, our internet connection was plagued with gremlins. Weirdly enough, we had similar issues this time around, which is why the conversation has a few cuts here and there.

Nevertheless, it turned out to be great.

He discusses the Covidian cult to which millions of people have willingly succumbed; how it's driven by fear and no different to totalitarianism; why being silent is a terrible idea; and what we can do to push back against the global capitalists.

 

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Peter Breggin is known as the "conscience of psychiatry".

He is a long-time critic of shock treatment and psychiatric medication. Instead, he advocates psychotherapy, education, empathy, and love.

In our conversation, which is centred around his new book COVID-19 and the Global Predators: We Are the Prey, Peter discusses who the global predators are; why they are preying on us; what their end game is; and how we can defend ourselves against them.

He is a great man with a great mind, and is a great inspiration to me.

 

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Iain Davis is an author and investigative journalist.

His great piece, which formed the basis of our conversation, is essential reading.

 

The Global Public-Private Partnership (GPPP) is a world-wide network of stakeholder capitalists and their partners. This collective of stakeholders (the capitalists and their partners) comprises of global corporations (including central banks), philanthropic foundations (multi-billionaire philanthropists), policy think-tanks, governments (and their agencies), non-governmental organisations, selected academic & scientific institutions, global charities, the labour unions and other chosen “thought leaders.”

 

In our conversation, Iain discusses the global partnerships between corporations, NGOs, and governments; how one-world governance is being achieved through policymaking and policy distribution; why voting doesn't matter; who is pulling the public strings; and what we can do to protect ourselves from globalist tyranny.

 

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Ernst Wolff is a journalist and author.

Unfortunately for me, most of his work is in German. But I was able to find English - or subtitled - variations of his incredible commentary, like this one (and this one), and I was not sorry.

He joined me for a conversation about how the central banks are deliberately destroying the global economy; why they're using a "pandemic" as the catalyst; who are the people pulling the strings; and what we can do to resist.

My conversation with John Titus overlaps this one, which helps me join the dots a bit more.

 

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THIS IS A RE-UPLOAD FROM SEPTEMBER 2020.

 

Scott Adams is my favourite cartoonist.

Everybody knows his comic strip Dilbert. But the reason why Scott is my favourite cartoonist spans beyond Dilbert.

Scott’s insight into the world is unmatched, and you can find evidence of this simply by following his blog or by reading his non-Dilbert commentary. 

 

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