John le Bon

What could cause an enthusiastic young podcaster to suddenly want to walk away?

Are most 'awake' people just as hopelessly programmed as regular TV-believing normies?

If we could know for certain that the NPC theory is valid, would it actually change our lives?

The second part of this call runs another 80 minutes and can be found at Bonversations dot com.

Is it possible that an interest in gematria might be evidence of 'schizophrenia'?

Do the numbers point to a computer-like 'superstructure' permeating our reality?

Netflix recently launched a new WWE 'era': did this somehow summon the recent California wildfires?

The second part of this call runs another 75 minutes and can be found at Bonversations dot com.

Are the leading Flat Earth really trying to mandoozle their own listeners?

How often do 'awake' people change their opinions when new evidence comes to light?

What is the 'predictive programming' evidence that there may be a nuke event in 2025?

The second part of this call runs another 90 minutes and can be found at Bonversations dot com.

Did the former 'leader' of the YouTube 'truth movement' fake his death?

Was the world lied to about what really happened in Melbourne circa 2020 - 2022?

How did the some folks, who initially fell for the 'Flat Earth' meme, eventually manage to escape?

The second part of this call runs another hour and can be found at Bonversations dot com.

Topics

Rogan, Trump, Tate, Coffeezilla, Flat Earth, Dubay, Faith, Confidence, and much more.

Background

This is the public release of a Member Sesh originally published on johnlebon dot com on October 26, 2024.

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How much of what the government tells us about the outside world is pure propaganda?

Why are so many western people choosing to leave their homelands behind?

Have we been lied to about the so-called 'World Wars'?

The second part of this call runs another two hours and can be found at Bonversations dot com.

What is 'remote viewing'?

Can it be used to make accurate predictions about pro sport outcomes?

Was 'The Men Who Stare at Goats' a case of 'truth in plain sight'?

The second part of this call runs another two hours and can be found at Bonversations dot com.

Why do we see so many amazing 'coincidences' in major sporting events?

How much of what we are shown on the news is CGI, deep fakery, holography, and so on?

If you were indeed living in a 'video game' (or 'simulation'), would you really want to know?

The second part of this call runs another 80 minutes and can be found at Bonversations dot com.

Is it true that artistic / creative people tend to 'lean left' on the political spectrum?

Why are some folks in the 'alternative' corner of the internet so dogmatic about their beliefs?

What are the chances that the new (old) boss is going to be any better than the old (new) boss?

The second part of this call runs another 90 minutes and can be found at Bonversations dot com.

Did the so-called 'truth movement' ever really stand a chance?

Is it worth telling friends and family that the TV is lying to them?

Would your food be more nutritious if you simply didn't cook it?

The second part of this call runs another 45 minutes and can be found at Bonversations dot com.