Charles Malet, Patrick Henningsen and Kit Klarenberg with Friday's UK Column News.

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00:00 Three Charged Over Support For Palestine Action

04:09 Dutch Intelligence Names Israel as a National ‘State Threat’

12:11 Fanning the Flames: Whipping Up Anger With Migration to Sell Digital ID

15:30 30 Years On, the US Hand in Serb Ethnic Cleansing Comes Into Focus

22:31 Lots Going On - Visit The UK Column Website

26:10 Threats, Blame, and Shadow Battles Beyond Putin

35:57 AI Is Turning the Information War Upside Down

43:54 Putin–Trump Summit – Will It or Won’t It?

45:47 Wars for Space — and Now, Wars in Space?

51:23 Willsy Reports: 3 Years at The Cathedral Club

58:21 DEFRA Avoid Answering The Straight Main Questions: How About Food?

Is AI suffocating creativity and replacing human connection with code? Jerm and Eric Coppolino tackle tech, censorship, gender, and why real relationships still matter.

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Ben Rubin spoke with Escape Key, a systems analyst who has researched the methods, means, and origins of the global dictatorship that has already been built.More UK Column interviews: https://www.ukcolumn.org/series/uk-column-interviews

Germar Rudolf tackles one of the most taboo topics of our time: the use of Zyklon B at Auschwitz. With his chemistry background, he questions the mainstream account through decades of chemical analysis. He stresses the need for solid documentation and evidence, pointing out how witness accounts can be unreliable for a variety of reasons. Facing censorship in many countries, he demands open discussion and critical examination of historical claims, especially as recent events in Gaza and the COVID era fuel scepticism towards established stories. After all, if something is true, why does it require aggressive state-sanctioned protection?

Bio: Germar Rudolf, born on 29 October 1964 in Limburg, Germany, is a chemist and revisionist historian known for his forensic examination of evidence related to Auschwitz. He graduated from Bonn University in 1989 with a PhD degree. He has been arrested multiple times for his revisionist work, which is unbelievable since he has done nothing wrong.

Website: https://germarrudolf.com/

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Brian Gerrish, Vanessa Beeley and Sandi Adams with Wednesday's UK Column News.

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00:00 The Future of Welcoming In The UK?

06:48 Violence, Billions, and Silence: Who’s Counting the Real Cost of Migration to the UK?

15:01 Where Does Cyprus Fit in the New Middle East Equation?

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33:02 The Glasgow Tribunal: Mind Control or Modern Management?

39:45 Spyware Diplomacy: Surveillance Tech and the Israel-UAE Pact

47:08 Calling for a Rational Debate at Home Isn’t Racism — It’s Democracy

57:55 Defining Dissent as Danger: When Everything Is Extremism

Can a life without money be the key to true freedom? David Arthur Johnston says yes—and he’s been proving it for over 20 years.

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The attack on British society, as viewed through a military lens. A discussion around the factors delivering the ‘endless war’, with Brian Gerrish and Charles Malet.

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In this conversation, Jerm and James Corbett dive into the ongoing thread of human history, dissecting the essence of power, control, and the vital role of awareness in society. They expose the illusion of political fixes, share personal journeys of awakening, and reflect on cultural tensions between order and freedom. The impact of COVID-19 on the world is scrutinised, alongside a growing awareness among people. They highlight the nature of ruling oligarchies, which have persisted through time, and stress the need for decentralisation and personal sovereignty. Practical steps for empowerment are discussed, as well as the future of technology and humanity. The chat reveals a world that often feels like a circus of theatre, where people are hooked on doom scrolling and sensation, yet there’s still much good to be seen. It’s less about fighting against something and more about protecting what matters. They describe this moment as a massive sorting event, where the real action is to pull away from systems of control. The core issue lies in the ideology of power itself, but ultimately, we hold the power—though the soul-crushing end of 1984 serves as a stark reminder of what’s at stake.

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Brian Gerrish, Ben Rubin and Prof. Diane Rasmussen McAdie with Monday's UK Column News.

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00:39 Migration Now Front and Centre: Public Protest, Media Focus - With Voices From The Ground

26:16 You’ve Been Cast as the Villain — Refuse the Role

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53:46 The Edinburgh Fringe: A Woke Agenda Weapon of Mass Distraction

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Perceptions versus reality

Jerm, Mike, and Charles dive into a range of topics, from perceptions of global warming and cultural disconnects revealed through travel to the media's skewed portrayal of Islam and the impact of COVID on social interactions. They explore how media narratives shape public belief, often creating a disconnect between reality and perception. They also discuss the radicalisation of society in various forms, not just religious, and the unintended negative consequences of government interventions, alongside the effects of the welfare state in fostering dependency over self-reliance.
The three of them emphasise the importance of community and family structures for societal health, noting how cultural differences influence views on safety and crime. They reflect on the future of global relations, advocating for a deeper, more nuanced understanding of governance and cultural variances. They argue that democracy should be a choice, not an imposition, and highlight how travel can profoundly shift one’s worldview.

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