In this episode of Onward, I’m joined by Canadian historian, geopolitical analyst, and investigative journalist Matthew Ehret for one of the most eye-opening conversations I’ve had in a while. We trace the roots of Canada’s current political and economic crisis back through a web of crown corporations, foreign interference, and a long-standing strategy to undermine national sovereignty: not just in Canada, but across the so-called democratic West.

Matthew lays out the hidden history of our country’s unratified constitutional structure and how Canada’s legal and political system has been shaped more by external interests than by democratic will. We explore how institutions like the Privy Council Office, crown corporations, and even global finance powerhouses all play a role in this orchestration.

We trace how Canada was structured from its inception as a colonial asset, and how figures like Vincent Massey, C.D. Howe, and later Mark Carney played key roles in steering the country toward deeper integration with globalist institutions — not as representatives of Canadian interests, but as managers of empire.

Matthew lays out the timeline of how this unfolded:

* From the 1867 British North America Act, which created a corporate federation without public ratification

* Through the Massey Commission and Fabian Socialist infiltration of Canadian cultural and academic institutions in the mid-20th century

* To the present-day rise of technocratic governance under leaders hand-picked by transnational financiers and think tanks

We also talk about Mark Carney and his deep ties to the WEF, climate finance, and supranational governance; and why Carney’s rise is no accident.

We examine how institutions like the Bank of Canada, once created to protect national interests, were hollowed out and restructured to align with global banking cartels, including the BIS (Bank for International Settlements). We also discuss how BlackRock, the IMF, and the WEF are now steering everything from climate finance to energy policy — all under the narrative of “sustainability”, “inclusivity” and “resilience,” but with no real accountability to Canadians.

One of the most compelling parts of our conversation centers on Alberta separatism, the myth of Canadian confederation, and how regions like Alberta are being pushed toward reactionary movements by design.

Be sure to check out Matt’s extensive collection of books he’s written if you want to deep-dive on some of these subjects (and many we weren’t able to get around to!)

Other Key Points of Discussion:

* How Canada became a controlled asset of the British Empire and U.S. deep state

* The role of psychological warfare, trauma programming, and elite grooming

* The “two Canadas” narrative and why most of us are still voting inside a rigged system

* The controlled dialectic of “left vs. right” politics — and how both serve the same interests

* The deliberate collapse of the Canadian middle class through debt, inflation, and digital enclosures

* The use of crisis narratives and misinformation (from COVID to climate) to usher in digital ID, UBI, and full-spectrum, centralized control

* Strategies for reclaiming sovereignty through education, decentralization, and civic engagement

This one is dense and complex, but absolutely essential. If you’ve ever sensed that Canada isn’t what it appears to be — that our elections are theatre, our leadership is installed, and our future is being outsourced — this episode will connect a lot of dots.

This episode isn’t just about the fall of Canada. It’s about how the empire functions.

Additional Resources:

* Follow Matthew on Substack here.

* The Canadian Patriot books for purchase

* Follow Brett on Instagram

* Canada the illusion Movie

* Follow The Money - Visual Maps of Canada Funding

In this episode of Onward Podcast, I reconnect with Jamie Andrews from the Virology Control Studies Project to explore the role of PCR testing in the construction of modern pandemics, and where it’s headed next.

If you haven’t listened to our earlier two-part conversation, please the links below. That series laid the groundwork with a deep dive into virology’s foundational assumptions, the myth of contagion, and the implications of Jamie’s control experiments on sterile cell cultures.

In today’s episode, we follow the next logical thread and the tool that is propping up the emerging Pandemic Industry: the PCR test itself.

PCR testing — marketed as a precise and accurate diagnostic tool — has become the gatekeeper of not only disease identification but of sweeping policy, economic disruption, and even food system control. Whether it’s farm culling in Western Canada (see the ongoing ostrich farm case), travel restrictions, or vaccine rollouts, it all hinges on one thing: a test.

But what if the test is fundamentally flawed?

Before I dive into the highlights, I would strongly suggest that you read Jamie’s deep-dive into the PCR test here:

Key Points of Discussion for This Episode:

* Revisiting the Virology Control Studies and Public Response: We recap the findings that emerged from the Virology Control Studies, including how sterile cell cultures still produced viral-like particles when starved and stressed—calling into question the assumption that these effects are caused by infectious agents. We also reflect on how these results were received, not only by the public but by scientists (both supportive and critical), and what it revealed about the state of institutional science.

* The German Court Case That Quietly Undermined Virology: We dig into a pivotal legal case in Germany involving Dr. Stefan Lanka and the question of whether the measles virus has ever been proven to exist. The ruling affirmed that no single paper proves the existence of the virus, and notably rejected the genome sequence paper as definitive evidence. This case, which reached the country’s highest court, has gone largely unacknowledged, but carries major legal and scientific implications.

* PCR Testing: What It Claims vs. What It Actually Does: We break down how PCR testing is supposed to work according to mainstream science (amplifying specific nucleotide sequences using primers and fluorescent dyes). Then we contrast that with what’s actually being measured in practice. Based on Jamie’s experiments and what we’ve seen in the literature, electrical charge and pH levels appear to be the real variables influencing test outcomes. From mineral content in the body to ionized water, and even warnings for patients to avoid mineral water before testing, it’s clear something much more basic is being measured, not genetic sequences as advertised. The claim that PCR identifies infectious pathogens completely collapses when negative controls (nuclease-free water) routinely test “positive,” and when lab techs report that bacterial or unrelated samples still generate amplification. This information is especially important considering the entire Pandemic Industry is built around PCR testing

* PCR and the New Era of Preemptive Diagnostics: We explore how PCR is already being positioned as a tool for early cancer detection, despite having never been designed or validated for this purpose. We discuss how this paves the way for mRNA-based personalized “treatments” based on early diagnostics, which may or may not correlate with any actual illness or pathology.

* How the PCR Test Traps People in the Disease Model: We reflect on the psychological impact of PCR-driven diagnostics, particularly in HIV-positive individuals. Jamie shares insights from people who have stopped antiretroviral medications and experienced improved health - some even testing negative. We discuss how this challenges the dominant medical narrative and raises critical questions about how PCR is being used to create and sustain disease identities.

* The Real-World Consequences: Ostrich Farms, Food Supply, and Bill C-293: We zoom out from the lab to real-life application, specifically the recent Canadian ostrich farm case, where PCR testing was used to justify the culling of healthy animals. We connect this to Bill C-293 and the World Health Organization’s One Health surveillance framework, which aims to test humans, animals, and the environment for so-called “pathogens with pandemic potential.” We see this as a major red flag for farmers, food security, and bodily autonomy.

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The Bigger Picture

If PCR is being used to fabricate disease narratives - from “asymptomatic pandemics” to early-stage cancers—then it’s not just a medical issue. It’s a civilizational risk. PCR is becoming the digital switch that controls your mobility, access to healthcare, and now even your right to farm or own livestock.

The implications are staggering:

* A test that can’t be consistently replicated…

* Being used to justify lockdowns, mandates, farm quarantines, culling of animals and forced medication…

* And soon to underwrite an entirely new era of personalized AI-driven mRNA treatments.

Additional Resources:

* Follow Jamie Andrews on X

* Virology Control Studies Project on Substack

* Is Virology a Red Herring?

* Follow Brett on Instagram

What if the entire system (legal, political, and judicial) was designed not to protect your rights but to manage your consent?

In this episode of the Onward Podcast, I sat down with Dan Oke and Yayoi Takemoto, two of the most grounded voices in the Canadian sovereignty movement. They’ve spent years digging into how the legal fiction operates, the illusion of remedy in the courts, and why true freedom lies in reclaiming our authority as men and women under God: not under corporate statute.

For background context, please tune into my previous podcast with Dan here:

In today’s show we unpack what it means to be a living man or woman, the deception of elections, and how our votes are used to renew consent to a fraudulent system. Dan explains how Canada’s political structure functions as a corporate apparatus, not a constitutional government, and why the judiciary is incapable of offering justice when bound by administrative rules that serve the Crown.

But this conversation doesn’t stop there.

We dive into actionable steps toward lawful self-liberation, including invoking international treaties, understanding your rights under the Law of War Manual, and how to navigate the battlefield we unknowingly live on. This is about exiting The Matrix - not with violence or resistance - but with neutrality (ie. non-participation), international law, and spiritual conviction.

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I also highly recommend reviewing my podcast with Cal Washington as it ties everything together from a foundational perspective:

Key Takeaways

* The legal fiction vs. the living man or woman:

Dan breaks down how our birth certificates are used to create a corporate “person” (a legal fiction) separate from who we truly are. We explore how this deception forms the basis of all statutory control and why reclaiming your status as a living man or woman is the first step to true sovereignty.

* Why the court system offers no real remedy:

We discuss how Canadian courts operate under administrative rules and commercial law, not natural law or common law. Dan explains why justice cannot be found in a system designed to uphold Crown authority, and what lawful alternatives exist for asserting your rights.

* The role of elections in maintaining consent:

Voting isn’t just civic participation—it’s contractual consent to be governed by the very system people believe they’re challenging. We unpack how the act of voting renews the Crown’s jurisdiction over you and what it means to withdraw consent lawfully.

* Lawful exit strategies and spiritual alignment:

Yayoi shares how spiritual awakening is intertwined with lawful reclamation. This isn’t just a legal process: it’s about breaking contracts you were entered into at birth (without your consent), exiting “The Matrix”, and aligning with divine law. We get into the energetics behind paperwork and the power of intention.

* The Law of War Manual and Canada as occupied territory:

Dan introduces how international law - specifically the Law of War Manual - can be invoked when remedy is no longer possible through domestic courts. He outlines how to recognize when you’re living under military occupation and why this matters for your legal standing.

* Understanding how statutes function commercially:

Every statute is a commercial offer. We explore what this means, how to respond without acquiescence, and how silence or compliance is interpreted as agreement. This changes how you interact with every agency, from Canada Revenue Agency to traffic court.

* The hidden control structures behind the Canadian state:

From the Vatican to corporate Crown entities, we talk about who really pulls the strings behind Canada’s government, and why recognizing this is crucial for those pursuing lawful self-liberation.

* Practical remedies and steps for reclaiming sovereignty:

We don’t just talk theory. We also get into practical tools like lawful notices, affidavits of status, claims of right, and how to navigate interactions with enforcement or courts when you’re standing in your private capacity.

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Additional Resources:

* www.tgpeacetreaty.com

* Grand jury summary/indictment

* For individual action

* Birth certificate remedy

* Stop funding crime/paying taxes

* Special Continuity of Government

* Canada the illusion Movie

* Follow The Money - Visual Maps of Canada Funding

* Sam Cooper - investigative journalist and The Bureau

* Follow Brett on Instagram

Researcher, freedom advocate, and WHO expert, James Roguski, joins me to discuss the latest regarding the WHO Pandemic Agreement (aka Treaty). If you’ve been following the show for a while, you will be familiar with James’ work and my extensive coverage on WHO-related topics like the International Health Regulation Amendments (IHR), Pandemic Treaty, Bill C-293 in Canada, and the emerging “Pandemic Industry”.

If you want to catch up on my last show with James, see here:

We talk about the global pharmaceutical power grab disguised as “health equity” and ending “vaccine apartheid”, the PREP Act and emergency powers, and how these so-called agreements are creating the framework for biosecurity and surveillance states.

This podcast dovetails and follows on from my previous podcast with Sasha Latypova where we discuss the PREP Act in-depth as well as how “emergency measures” are really “medical countermeasures” - a war-term. Watch this episode here:

Here are the highlights:

* The Pandemic Treaty and Canadian Election

Why this election matters more than most, and why the PM’s decision, not Parliament’s, will determine our global commitments.

* Corporate Wealth Redistribution Disguised as Health

James explains how the pandemic agreement is a Framework Convention (think: climate change playbook - COP) that benefits pharmaceutical giants, not public health.

* Conference of the Parties (COP)

What’s really happening behind closed doors with WHO negotiations and what the PABS system (Pathogen Access and Benefit Sharing) is really about.

* Emergency Powers and the PREP Act

We break down how governments bypass normal safety protocols during “emergencies”, and why this sets a dangerous precedent.

* Bird Flu, H5N1 & the FDA

The recent approval of a self-amplifying mRNA vaccine raises alarm bells. We talk about the regulatory shortcuts and safety concerns, especially for kids.

* Engaging the Faithful and Opinionated:

How to navigate difficult conversations, particularly with those grounded in dogma, religious or political.

* Biosecurity Theatre

From hospital masks to farm inspections, we talk about safety protocols and practices that look good on paper but fail in reality.

Additional Resources

* James’ latest Pandemic Agreement update can be found here.

* Canadian Parliamentary Process on Foreign Policy

* How to Navigate Opinionated Conversations with David Charalambous

* The Time To Act is Now - Health Canada Report of the Expert Panel for the Review of the Federal Approach to Pandemic Science Advice and Research Coordination

In this episode I sit down with Sasha Latypova, former pharmaceutical executive and whistleblower, to pull back the curtain on what really happened during the COVID-19 response, and what’s still happening behind the scenes.

We unpack Sasha’s extensive research and documentation, which lays out the case that the COVID-19 pandemic was not a public health emergency, but a globally coordinated military operation. Sasha shares how she uncovered disturbing inconsistencies in vaccine manufacturing data, how standard pharmaceutical safety regulations were bypassed, and why government agencies (including the FDA) refused to act even when presented with hard evidence.

We unpack how legal frameworks like the U.S. PREP Act (Public Readiness and Emergency Preparedness Act) and Canada’s own emergency declarations have been weaponized to provide total liability immunity to pharmaceutical companies, health officials, and military actors. These frameworks enable experimental countermeasures (a term borrowed from military doctrine) to be deployed on the civilian population without proper testing, oversight, or accountability.

Tune into my podcast with Dan Oke here:

Sasha and I discuss the Department of Defense’s central role in COVID contracts, the implications of DARPA’s involvement, and how declarations of emergency serve as a legal backdoor to suspend civil liberties and consumer protections. We also explore parallels between U.S. and Canadian pandemic laws, the rise of global “One Health” initiatives, and how censorship has been enshrined as a health policy countermeasure.

If you’re Canadian, you’ll want to pay special attention to how Bill C-293 and pandemic preparedness legislation mirrors these global mechanisms, and what that could mean for future emergencies declared under the guise of climate change, zoonotic disease, or misinformation.

Listen to my groundbreaking podcast with lawyer Lisa Miron:

We also talk about solutions. From repealing the PREP Act to blocking global health law overhauls, Sasha urges lawyers, lawmakers, and engaged citizens to start dismantling these legal frameworks before they become permanent. As she says: this is not over - and we have a narrowing window to fight back.

Read Sasha’s open letter to Robert F Kennedy here.

Additional Resources

* Sasha Latypova’s Substack

* Covid Dossier with the detailed information related to this podcast

* Follow Brett on Instagram

* Repeal the Prep Act (USA)

* National Citizen’s Inquiry Commissioners Report

* Pfizer Health Canada Contract

Last week I was invited to go back on What’s Up Canada for a “fire side” chat with host Wayne Peters. This is a rebroadcast of our live stream on my show, Onward. This was an unscripted show where we just sat and talked about a variety of different issues plaguing Canada and the West today - less of an interview and more of a conversation as we both had questions for one another.

Wayne and I explore the tactics of social engineering and ideological subversion that have been at play for decades, eroding Canadian values, culture, and sovereignty from within. From loss of national identity to the weaponization of language and legislation, this episode touches on how every part of our society is being co-opted - from school boards to city councils, health departments to financial systems.

A topic that came up frequently was the idea that many of the things we are witnessing today have been tired and tested in other countries such as South Africa; with disastrous results.

We also discussed the insidious rollout of Bill C-293 and how this so-called “pandemic preparedness” legislation is being used as a gateway for a sweeping technocratic agenda; including the globalist push to embed international policies into local municipalities without democratic consent or public awareness.

Tune into this deep-dive on Bill C-293 here:

Wayne brings a powerful lens to this conversation, grounded in investigative research and a deep commitment to community action. We talk about why local resistance matters more than ever, and how individuals can begin reclaiming their voice, their power, and their place in shaping the future of this country.

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Additional Resources

* What’s Up Canada website

* What’s Up Canada Substack

* Follow Brett on Instagram

In this powerful and eye-opening episode, I sit down with Icelandic journalist and activist, Margrét Friďriksdóttir, founder of the independent news outlet Frettin, for a conversation that sheds light on the creeping technocratic agenda unfolding not just in Iceland, but across much of the Western world, including right here in Canada.

While many Canadians are still debating the future of digital ID, Iceland has already implemented it - and what Margrét shares from lived experience is sobering. From banking and healthcare to driver’s licenses and even passports, digital identity has become the key that unlocks participation in society. Lose your phone (or your compliance) and you’re effectively locked out of life.

But this episode goes far beyond tech. We examine the broader ecosystem of control that digital ID systems are quietly enabling: centralized data collection, surveillance, financial gatekeeping, social conformity, and ultimately, the erosion of bodily autonomy and freedom of speech.

What happens when your access to money, travel, or even healthcare can be revoked with the flip of a switch?

Margrét also shares firsthand accounts of censorship, propaganda, and societal breakdown in Iceland - painting a picture that mirrors much of what we’re seeing here in Canada. She speaks candidly about the rise in violent crime linked to immigration policies, the spread of gender ideology in schools, and the silencing of dissenting media voices - culminating in a sophisticated DDoS attack on her news platform, believed to be retaliation for publishing perspectives that challenge the official narrative.

If you think “it can’t happen here,” think again.

This isn’t just a conversation about Iceland. It’s a wake-up call for anyone in the West who believes in civil liberties, freedom of expression, and the right to bodily autonomy. The same playbook is being rolled out globally - under different names, different languages, and different branding - but with eerily similar results: less freedom, more control.

Whether you’re in Canada, the U.S., the UK, or beyond, this is a must-listen episode if you want to understand where things are headed, and what we can do to push back before it’s too late.

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Key Topics Discussed

Digital ID in Iceland:

Iceland is already deep into digital ID integration: banking, healthcare, passports, and even driver’s licenses are all linked through a smartphone app. We unpack what this looks like in daily life and the silent erosion of freedom and privacy.

Why this matters for Canada and the West:

We draw sharp parallels between Iceland and Canada: state-funded media, suppression of dissent, woke overreach, and the normalization of surveillance and censorship. It’s already happening there, and much of this has started here too.

Behind-the-scenes censorship:

Margrét details a major DDoS attack on her independent media outlet, believed to be retaliation for publishing non-mainstream views on Ukraine, globalism, and more. This kind of back-end censorship is rarely discussed but is crucial to understand.

Weaponized propaganda and narrative control:

We dive into how government and legacy media collude to shape perception and suppress truth, whether it’s COVID, climate narratives, or mass migration. The same tactics used in Iceland are mirrored in Canada and other Western nations.

Immigration & cultural clashes:

Margrét shares candid insights into how Iceland’s immigration policies are causing societal friction—another area where Canada faces similar tensions and silence from the media.

Why cash still matters:

As Iceland moves closer to a cashless society, we discuss how financial control is a pillar of the broader technocratic agenda, and how keeping cash alive is an act of resistance.

The illusion of democracy & “opposition”:

We explore the facade of opposition parties in Canada and how globalist influence transcends party lines.

Additional Resources

* Visit Frettin for news and updates on what’s happening in Iceland

* Follow Brett on Instagram

In this episode, I sit down with Will Tanner from The American Tribune to unpack a topic I've wanted to discuss for a long time: Is the West following in the footsteps of South Africa and Zimbabwe? From economic collapse and radical policies to rising crime and the erosion of personal freedoms, the patterns are undeniable. Will brings a wealth of historical knowledge, tying together events from Rhodesia to present-day America and Canada, revealing a trajectory that should serve as a warning for the West.

Key Topics Discussed:

1. Historical Parallels: Rhodesia, Zimbabwe, and South Africa

* How Rhodesia, once an agricultural powerhouse, was economically and socially dismantled through communist-backed revolution and land expropriation.

* The devastating impact of Mugabe’s policies, leading to hyperinflation, economic collapse, and mass starvation.

* South Africa’s trajectory mirroring Zimbabwe: land expropriation, racial laws, and rising unemployment.

2. The Economic Decline of the West

* The erosion of the middle class and vanishing economic opportunities in Canada and the U.S.

* Inflation as a hidden tax: how currency devaluation and government overspending are hollowing out personal wealth.

* The globalist push for wealth redistribution and its consequences.

3. Government Expansion and Corruption

* How bloated bureaucracies are leading to inefficiency and economic ruin, mirroring South Africa’s ANC-led government.

* The role of corporate-government partnerships in consolidating power and limiting freedoms.

* Government spending and taxation reaching unsustainable levels, strangling economic growth.

4. Crime and Social Instability

* The breakdown of law and order: farm murders in South Africa vs. rising violent crime in the U.S. and Canada.

* Why an increase in unemployment inevitably leads to higher crime rates.

* The failure of diversity hiring quotas and their role in weakening infrastructure and essential services.

5. The Cultural and Ideological Shift in the West

* The rise of DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) and how it echoes South African policies like Black Economic Empowerment (BEE).

* The rejection of meritocracy in favour of identity politics and its long-term consequences.

* How social conditioning and censorship prevent meaningful discourse on these issues.

6. What Comes Next?

* The need to learn from history to avoid repeating it.

* Steps individuals can take to insulate themselves from economic downturns and government overreach.

* The role of alternative media in breaking through controlled narratives.

This conversation was a deep dive into how historical patterns are repeating themselves and what that means for the West today. Many of the policies being presented as ‘progressive’ or ‘equitable’ have already played out in places like South Africa, with devastating consequences. If we want to avoid a similar fate, we need to take a hard look at these warning signs and act accordingly.

Additional Resources:

* Follow Will Tanner on X

* Follow Brett on Instagram

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Over the last few years the climate change narrative has ratcheted up to an entirely different level. “New” buzzwords like “build back better”, “managed retreat” and “climate change” are not actually that new.

The origins of the climate change “movement” can be traced back to the 1960’s and the Club of Rome; and involves all the usual actors that stand to profit from the complete reshaping of society in the name of “climate change”

In this deep-dive podcast, investigative journalist Dan Fourier joins me to discuss his research into the origins of the climate change movement agenda in Canada. His long-form article is a must-share for anyone interested in this subject:

From the Club of Rome’s population control theories to the direct involvement of globalist figures like Maurice Strong, we dissect the connections between early environmental policies and today’s aggressive climate taxation and net-zero policies under Justin Trudeau.

I also want to point you toward another issue that ties into climate change. That is weather modification and geoengineering. As I have been saying for some time now: it is becoming difficult to discern how much “climate change” is naturally occurring and how much is a result of weather modification and geoengineering techniques, many of which go back decades.

If you are new to this subject, or looking for a one-stop resource, I would strongly suggest listening to my podcast with Dane Wigington of Geoengineering Watch .org:

Key Topics Discussed on Today’s Show

* The Club of Rome’s influence on global policy and their shift from “global warming” to “climate change”

* Maurice Strong’s role in shaping modern environmentalism and his ties to Agenda 21/2030

* A short overview to the UN Agenda 2030, SDG’s and ESG’s.

* The Trudeau’s ties to elite networks including a fascinating genealogy and family tree.

* How the Trudeau’s financial interests and power have shaped government policy and changed public perception over the years.

* The shift toward a surveillance-driven climate economy and a “smart dictatorship”

* The influence of modern-day organizations like the UN, WEF and NGO’s.

* A background on incoming Liberal Party leader, Mark Carney (some truly mind-blowing stuff here!).

Additional Resources:

* Follow Dan on Substack and X

* Follow Brett on Instagram

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Karen Kingston joins me once again to discuss the challenges of navigating today’s world filled with misinformation, manipulation, and emerging technologies. In this unscripted, “fire-side” chat, we talk about the impact of mRNA technologies, transhumanism, and the broader societal implications of these advancements. Karen brings her scientific expertise and personal convictions to highlight how faith and informed consent are critical in confronting the existential issues humanity is facing these days.

Full show notes: https://onwardpod.substack.com/

We cover a lot of ground in this episode and tap into topics like the erosion of informed consent, the spiritual dimensions of this global shift, and the dangers of surrendering our humanity to fear and coercion. From the CDC’s admissions on vaccine-related coincidences to the frightening implications of patented genetic modifications, this episode offers a sobering (but hopefully empowering) perspective.

The conversation also explores the role of faith in navigating darkness, the importance of discernment, and how individuals can resist becoming complicit in harmful agendas. Lastly, we reflect on humanity’s resilience and potential for triumph, even in the face of unprecedented challenges.

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