In this episode, I feature stories relating to the Asia Bibi case, poppies, policing and childhood.

Asia Bibi, a farm labourer from Pakistan, was accused of insulting and blaspheming against the Prophet Mohammad. She faced the death sentence but the decision was overturned and now she seeks asylum. I talk about religion and why it's an exercise in limitation.

Poppies are being sold and worn by some and not by others. This always causes uproar. James McClean of Stoke City Football Club and ITV news reporter Charlene White have faced criticism for not wearing poppies, even though they have their own reasons why.

Political correctness features once again! Policing in the UK now has *900* hate crime officers who could instead be catching criminals. I talk about how this plays into the wider agenda for society.

Childhood is being increasingly medicated against. Many children nowadays don't have a traditional childhood. We are constantly seeing childhood being eroded.

In this episode, I look at how morals and values are inverted in the face of political correctness.

One of the big stories of the week, Donald Trump and the migrant caravan. I talk about the real reason for migration and talk about a simple facts missed when it comes to migration. The focus on the subject of migration is the migrants rather than the native population.

Grooming gangs are prevalent in Britain due to migration and I cover an astonishing story of a girl, the victim of a grooming gang, having her kid taken away from her and given over to her *abuser*!! Abusers are often not punished due to political correctness.

A transgender peadophile abused girls while identifying as a man. He now thinks he's a woman with no biological or legal basis. Police are now debating whether he should be in a male prison or female prison!! I talk about the madness of political correctness in deciding judgement and the way judgements should be made.

Organic food has been found to be better for your health!! I know, I couldn't believe it either!! As obvious as it seems, there has been a study done to prove this. Organic food has been found to cut the risk of cancer. I talk about food from a wider context.

In this episode, I feature stories relating to how technology is changing us and society.

13 million people in Britain have seen their local bank branches shut, official figures show. I talk about the wider context of this story and its implications for freedom.

A Defense Report warns of future threats from robots and talks about using robots in the military. I talk about where this is leading and its very sinister end.

Gambling is massively on the increase. People are being hospitalised for gambling addiction. This plays into the focus this week on technology.

Kids are at risk of not reading anymore, as many read e-books rather than physical books and a VAT charge may soon be applied to digital books. I talk about how childhood is being deleted in the face of technology.

In this episode, I cover foreign aid, online abuse, sexual harrassment and kids' suicide.

A recent report by the Department for International Development (DFID) revealed serious implications for foreign aid. I talk about what foreign aid is used for that doesn't involve helping the people we're told it's there to help.

A new report by the thinktank WebRoots Democracy published in parliament outlines measures to punish those who abuse politicians online with digital ASBO's (anti-social behaviour orders). I talk about the wider picture of this story.

We have the appointment in Britain of the first Suicide Minister for kids. Every schoolchild in Britain is to receive a mental health check, British Prime Minister Theresa May has said. I talk about certain pressures kids are facing and why the approach to solving the problem is often all wrong.

You've heard of the #MeToo movement but how about the #HimToo movement? This began after a mum posted a photo online of her son claiming men are afraid to go on dates because of 'feminists with an axe to grind'. I look at the wider picture of this story.

In this episode, I look at examples of supression and subversion.

Silicon Valley is an example of suppression as it is a source for many people of information through social media while suppressing information challenging the official narrative of everything. A former Google employee has launched a scathing attack on Silicon Valley giants. I cover this story and explain the bigger picture to these internet giants' actions. Social media claims to be about sharing information and an open space for free expression, when it's actually about subverting freedom of expression in ways I explain.

The FA, the football association in England, have unveiled an initiative for silent football matches for kids playing football. This is all about suppression and I explain why.

Artificial sweeteners have been found to cause various health problems. I have been aware of this for 10 years now and it's great to see it mentioned in the mainstream media at last. Artificial sweeteners are another example of suppression.

Russia has been blamed for communicating 'fake news'. More demonisation of Russia. I explain why the focus on fake news is a tool for suppression and subversion.

Here’s the clip of Gary Neville I mention in the episode:
https://youtu.be/d7qvo9BlWp8?t=305

In this episode, I feature examples of how the PC mob and the fake 'Liberal' Left are becoming the new tyranny.

The United Nations recently held a meeting on how to empower women and girls. I talk about how I see this and where I see this potentially leading, as well as talking about the real deal behind the United Nations Agenda 2030 (an off-shoot of Agenda 21) and its 17 'Sustainable Development' Goals.

Stefan Lofven, Prime Minister of Sweden, has recently been ousted from Parliament in a no-confidence vote. I explain why this has ultimately happened and why he can have no complaints.

The Soros Foundation, of manipulator extraordinaire George Soros, has sued Hungary over its law banning helping migrants. I talk about why this law was enacted in the first place and how it serves the people of Hungary.

Also, I talk about nuclear power; the radiation agenda and why a recent warning that abandoning nuclear power plans because of the apparent threat of carbon emissions rising if the plans are abandoned is no reason to not abandon nuclear power plans.

In this episode, I feature examples of the AI technological take-over and of the impact of social media through technology on our lives. A technocracy involves unelected figures running countries and society, and this is the world of the Hunger Games society, which is relevant to stories I feature this week.

Theresa May claims traffickers are using travel agent style adverts on Facebook to encourage migration into the UK. I have said before that migration is a co-ordinated agenda, and this is another example.

Social media is causing mental health problems for kids, according to Javed Khan, Barnardo's chief. Three kids in every classroom are suffering with mental health problems and I place this into context with other pressure on kids.

Amazon is aiming to open 3,000 cashierless stories by 2021. I talk about the wider context of this story.

Amazon also plans to make their Amazon Echo Alexa assistant a bigger part of people's lives. I talk about what this is really about, and it's not convenience.

Police 'Minority Report' style technology has faced calls to be regulated, as it may be unreliable. I talk about the bigger picture of this story and where law is heading in the not too distant future...

In this episode, I feature different areas of society and how they are all assets of the state and the elite's agenda.

More on the anti-Semitism row engulfing the Labour party in Britain with its leader Jeremy Corbyn. I talk about the Revisionist Zionist groups targeting those challenging the Israeli regime and why and how they are state assets.

Populism has really taken hold of politics and I explain why and who's really caused it...

Petrol prices hit a 4 year high with possible price hikes in the upcoming Autumn budget. Chancellor Philip Hammond suggested that an eight-year freeze in the levy was coming to an end. I talk about how this plays into the agenda and why public transport and driverless cars are all part of the agenda.

14 million people are in poverty in the UK with 4.5 million of them children, according to new figures. This is the Hunger Games society again.

Amazon has been blasted by the Archbishop of Canterbury for not paying enough tax. I talk about why tax is the least of the reasons that Amazon is a monster.

In this episode, I feature the Skripal story. Britain say they have identified 2 Russian agents from the GRU, a Russian military organisation, who they say were responsible for the poisoning of Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia. There are lots of questions to be asked about the official story.

Protestors have been branded racists and vandalists for posters on bus stops claiming Israel is a racist endeavour. I talk about why the protestors are *correct*.

AI is the greatest threat to our future, according to the incoming president of the British Science Association. I've talked about the endgame of the AI takeover in episode 11 but in this episode, I focus on the future of human and the world in the face of the AI takeover.

ADHD diagnosis has significantly increased in the last 20 years according to a study, and yet, I feature an article of an 'expert' claiming more kids need to be diagnosed. I talk about another way to look at this situation.

In this episode, I feature stories on small business, transgender, energy drinks, air pollution and social media.

Bailiffs are visiting by more than 81,000 firms struggling to pay business rates, meanwhile giant corporations like Starbucks and Amazon, who pay virtually no tax, avoid punishment. This is the Hunger Games society once again.

Ivy League Brown University has removed a study claiming some young people are deciding they're transgender after their friends do the same and that some were influenced by social media and an NSPCC meeting about child safety was cancelled after being repeatedly asked questions about transgender girl's rights to join girls in single sex spaces. Madness.

Energy drinks are to be banned from being sold to kids in England after pressure on the government to enforce restrictions. This is part of the government's childhood obesity strategy. I cover the bigger picture of this story.

Air pollution has been found to reduce intelligence. This comes amid calls from city mayors across England and Wales to take action on air pollution. There's a wider context to this story.

Kids and young people are turning away from social media. This is great news. I talk about why this is to be welcomed.