Forensic scientist David Klatzow joined me to talk about the murder of Inge Lotz in 2005. Watch the video

Mark Sargent - as can be seen in his books and Netflix films - is a proponent of a flat Earth. Not only that, but the Earth is enclosed inside a dome (à la The Truman Show), and nobody - other than, perhaps, the political elite - know what’s beyond the dome.

I have no idea whether or not my guest is being serious or not. Watch the video

Mark Rippetoe is a former powerlifter and currently a strength coach in Texas, and author of Starting Strength. He has been one of the most influential people in my personal life, without even knowing it.

Koos Malan is professor of public law at the University Of Pretoria, and was a state prosecutor and magistrate before that.

He is probably the smartest person in South Africa, where constitutional matters are concerned.

The reason why the prof is unable to distinguish between a religious text and the Constitution, is because both are essentially the same. Watch the video

Patrick Moore is a founding member and past president of Greenpeace, although he no longer supports the organisation and its devolution into a champagne socialist anti-humanity woke brigade.

He is a scientist with over 30 years of environmental research and peer-reviewed papers behind him, although many groups have since attempted to discredit him because he (correctly) rejects the “97% consensus”. 

Patrick argues that Earth needs more carbon dioxide; not less.

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Bruce Noel Stevenson Fordyce (born 3 December 1955 in Hong Kong) is a South African marathon and ultramarathon athlete. He is best known for having won the South African Comrades Marathon a record nine times, of which eight wins were consecutive. He also won the London to Brighton Ultramarathon three years in a row. He is the former world record holder over 50 miles and the former world record holder over 100 km.

Catherine Austin Fitts is a former Wall Street banker with the most incredible perspective on how the world works.

She was recently interviewed in a documentary called Planet Lockdown which continues to be removed from YouTube (surprise surprise), in which she outlines the global economic situation in which we find ourselves during this fake pandemic.

Central bankers and big tech companies are pushing the world into a new model of trading designed to micromanage every aspect of our lives, from our appliances to our thoughts. Watch the video

I’m very sympathetic to libertarian thought, and have been for years. However, I don’t classify myself as a libertarian for various reasons.

Nevertheless, what is libertarianism?

Essentially, it’s a political philosophy advocating:

maximising individual freedom;

minimising the role of the state;

and the belief in free will.

I have some conflict with the first bullet, but the third bullet is the one that gets me. I am on the fence about free will.

Could it be that free will is largely an illusion and that a lot of our decisions are made based on factors beyond our control, as noted by thinkers such as Scott Adams and Steven Pinker?

I don’t know.

Martin van Staden, from the Free Market Foundation, chatted to me about all of this. Watch the video

Bombing Japan after the attack on Pearl Harbor was the right thing to do, and DM Giangreco, the former editor of Military Review (the publication of the United States Army Combined Arms Center), explains why in his book Hell To Pay. Watch the conversation

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