John le Bon

Do you remember the good old days of the Flat Earth phenomenon circa 2015?

In this impromptu livestream, JLB looks back at some 'lost' videos from certain prominent truthers.

Their channels may be gone now, but JLB still has the copies: time for some fun!

See johnlebon dot com for more information.

Recently it has been announced that reddit will be changing the way third parties are able to access reddit's data.

This will result in the disappearance of apps like redditisfun and a significant change to the userbase of the platform.

Whether or not you use or care about reddit, this is an important development for anybody who enjoys open discussion and interacting with other real-life humans on the internet.

For more information, see johnlebon.com

Everybody knows that ultrasound is safe and effective. We all know this because... Well? What have you got? What's your evidence? There must be compelling scientific evidence to support this practice, right?

Is so-called 'ultrasound' really as safe and effective as we have been led to believe?

Why has there been a dramatic rise in the number of children with development problems?

Who is at the apex of the medical industrial complex and and what is their agenda?

Find the rest of this episode at Bonversations.com

What is the real purpose behind increasingly-common 'school shooter drills'?

Why did Michael Osterholm appear on the Joe Rogan show on the eve of 3/11?

Are there any good reasons to doubt JLB's claim that all of ancient history is a hoax?

Find the second part of this call at Bonversations.

Are the so-called 'jesuits' really as powerful as some people say?

Is sharing esoteric information online a good way to spend one's time?

What was the 'truth movement' (circa 2013 - 2015) and why did it disappear?

Find the second part of this call at Bonversations dot com HERE.

The success of the homeless cats and their War on Trugg-Walks provides further evidence that the 'truth' scene is in big trouble. The 'truth' isn't popular and it isn't spreading, there is no 'great awakening' taking place -- unless the 'great awakening' refers to people learning about the succulent Chinese meals being served up by the dedicated folks at P.F. Chang's.

Is pondering and discussing existential questions basically a waste of time?

Can some topics -- such as Flat Earth and Q -- be likened to cults (or even 'psyops')?

If certain 'health' authorities lied to us about the pandemic, what else might they be lying about?

Find the second part of this episode here.

Are the 'ancient ruins' scattered all over the world anywhere near as old as we have been led to believe?

Do we have to choose between Flat Earth and Spinning Ball Earth, or is there another option?

Would you raise your child to know what you know, or are they better off believing whatever school tells them?

See the original video here and the JLB upload page here for more information.

Is it a good idea to have children in this day and age, given the state of things?

Why do some people seem so certain that their lifestyle is the 'moral' or optimal one?

Do the people who run the show want the world's population to increase or decrease?

This presentation (including Part 2) available in video format here.