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In this conversation, Jerm and Nick Hudson, a sharp critic of globalist centralisation and the engineered COVID narratives through his work with PANDA, delve into the tangled misconceptions about China, shredding the mainstream hype around its so-called surveillance state, rich cultural diversity, and explosive economic growth that's often twisted by Western agendas. They expose how media distortions bury the real pulse of life in China, stressing the weight of historical truths and the grounded, no-nonsense mindset of its people that defies elite propaganda. The chat also probes the shaky ground of freedom of speech and movement in both China and the increasingly controlled West, calling for a clear-eyed grasp of the shadowy geopolitical games at play.

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Bruce Fenton, a British researcher and author renowned for his meticulous exploration of human origins, challenges the conventional 'out of Africa' model in his thought-provoking work, notably his book The Forgotten Exodus, which features a foreword by acclaimed writer Graham Hancock.

With a unique blend of expertise in finance, technology, and ancient history, Bruce has dedicated years to studying genetic data, archaeological evidence, and historical texts. He argues that Asia, particularly Southeast Asia, played a pivotal role in the evolutionary narrative of modern humans.

Emphasising genetic diversity, he advocates for a multi-regional perspective, suggesting that various human populations across the globe contributed to our species' development.

He also delves into the controversial notion of intelligent intervention—potentially ancient genetic manipulation or extraterrestrial influence—adding complexity to the discourse.

He confronts the debates surrounding these theories head-on, presenting compelling evidence that Southeast Asia was a critical hub for the emergence of modern humans, thus questioning the traditional focus on Africa as the sole cradle of humanity.

Bruce on X: https://x.com/GeologicalSETI

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Jerm and Todd Hayen, a psychotherapist and author known for his alternative takes on psychology and societal manipulation, explore the complexities of truth, the grip of dogma, and the psychological underpinnings of belief.

They discuss how firsthand experiences shape perceptions, the way consumer culture distracts from deeper realities, and the hurdles created by propaganda.

The chat also covers historical leaders, cultural viewpoints, and the essence of empathy in grasping truth, ultimately stressing the need for nuance and open-mindedness in a polarised world riddled with controlled narratives.

Todd's Substack: https://www.shrewviews.com

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Jerm and Pepe Escobar, a veteran Brazilian journalist renowned for exposing the shadowy underbelly of global power structures, convened in a cafe within the Old City of Kashgar.

Pepe elaborated on his 40-year career in on-the-ground journalism—from navigating conflict zones to revealing concealed geopolitical machinations—emphasising that authentic understanding arises from direct immersion, unlike the majority who now rely on remote, filtered data streams controlled by entrenched interests.

He examined the ascendant influence of China and Central Asia, Russia's calculated manoeuvres against Western hegemony, the BRICS coalition as a subtle insurgency against dollar dominance, the Belt and Road Initiative forging alternative trade corridors to evade imperial constraints, and the impending disintegration of the West's faltering edifice, engineered by elite factions clinging to fading control in an emerging multipolar order.

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🕰️ This was recorded in early 2022.

Aleksandr Dugin is a Russian philosopher and political theorist who has shaped modern geopolitical thought.

He is often labelled as "Putin's brain" because, through what he calls The Fourth Political Theory, he has significantly influenced Russian politics, shaped the worldview of Russian elites and provided intellectual grounding for actions like the "invasion" of Ukraine.

Aleksandr (yes, with that spelling) is best known for promoting something called Eurasianism which is, basically, a vision of a unified cultural and political bloc to counter Western influence and preserve what it means to be Russian (and, by extension, European).

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🕰️ This episode was recorded in 2021.

Daron Acemoglu co-authored a book that analyses the various factors leading to failed states. As I live in Africa, this is particularly relevant to me.

Almost every country on the continent could be labelled a 'failed state' and it’s something I’ve often thought about. Is it because Black people can’t govern effectively? If so, what about the North African countries governed by Arabs?

I don't know but it's probably more nuanced.

And it is, say Daron Acemoglu and James Robinson who authored Why Nations Fail.

Daron is a professor at MIT and James is a professor at the University of Chicago. Both received the Nobel Prize in Economics in 2024.

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🕰️ I recorded this in early 2022.

David Cole is an American filmmaker with a Jewish background, making his work on the Holocaust incredibly controversial.

More specifically, I'm referring to his 1992 documentary David Cole in Auschwitz.

After releasing it, David faced severe hatred and death threats, particularly from the Jewish Defence League, a group that ironically did not protect him despite his Jewish identity. The pressure was so extreme that he changed his name to David Stein, going into hiding to escape being killed.

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🕰️ This episode was recorded in early 2024.

Sunlight is critical to happiness and good health, which is why the establishment wants everyone to fear the sun.

Zaid K Dahhaj is a health coach and speaker who passionately advocates for the benefits of sunshine in improving overall well-being.

He discussed the importance of sunlight for physical and mental health. He also delved into scientific explanations, covering:

• circadian rhythm and going to bed at the most optimal time
• differences between LED and incandescent lights
• full-light spectrum being critical
• negative filtering effects of windows
• use of sunscreen and why it's toxic
• unnecessary fears about skin cancer and how to avoid it

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🕰️ This episode was recorded in early 2020.

Susan Crockford argues that polar bears are neither in decline nor negatively affected by climate change, as we've been led to believe.

While I love David Attenborough's narration, I don't love his global warming fearmongering. He has been completely taken by the climate change propaganda, probably because it pays the bills.

I mean, I don't think he genuinely believes all that nonsense.

I don't know anybody who actually believes that humans are warming up Earth.

The difference between a Jehovah's Witness and a climate change alarmist is that the one gets every doomsday prediction wrong, and the other is a Jehovah's Witness.

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Jamie Andrews and his colleagues have shown that viruses probably don't exist, or if they do, they’re not what we believe them to be..

The Substack The Virology Controls Studies Project by Jamie Andrews challenges virology and genetic science. It aims to prove virology is flawed through simple control experiments.

His team's control studies are simple experiments designed to test virology's claims by comparing samples that should show a virus with ones that shouldn't.

For example, they use cell cultures with and without supposed viral material to see if they behave differently, like showing cell damage (cytopathic effects). They also run PCR tests on samples with no virus to check if they still give false positives.

The conclusion is that virologists' methods are unreliable because the results often look the same whether a virus is present or not.

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