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Brian Gerrish and Basil Valentine present UK Column News.
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As Hakeem Anwar notes, AI is pitched as the next internet. Behind the hype, hyperscalers throw billions at data centres. The data centres guzzle water and power on an industrial scale. It is a bubble built on easy money. When it pops, consumers will foot the bill.
These monster facilities pollute neighbourhoods, drain local resources, and feed a Big Tech surveillance apparatus. They have their fingers in military AI, too.
The pushback starts at home: communities can block planning approvals, build their own local AI and energy solutions, and choose self-reliance over dependence on the data centre racket.
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The U.S. economy may look strong on Wall Street, but what happens when you look beneath the stock market?
In this episode, Rasheed and Carl Zha examine the growing economic, military and geopolitical pressures facing the United States — from the enormous U.S. debt burden and the AI bubble to the declining role of the dollar and the rise of alternative financial systems centered around China and BRICS.
Carl argues that the gap between the financial markets and the real economy is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore. Meanwhile, countries are beginning to explore alternatives to the dollar, including Brazil's growing use of Chinese yuan financing through Panda bonds.
The conversation then turns to the war in West Asia and the strategic implications of Iran's ability to challenge U.S. military power around the Strait of Hormuz.
Carl compares the situation to the Suez Crisis, arguing that the Persian Gulf could represent a major turning point in the history of U.S. power.
The discussion also examines:
Is the dollar system entering a new era — and is China helping build what comes next?
Watch the full discussion and decide for yourself.
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In this episode, James Walton and Jerm explore practical preparedness as a mindset of self-reliance and community support rather than mere survivalism.
We discuss how to build your readiness around your daily routine with things like everyday carry items and vehicle emergency supplies, and the balance between convenience and preparedness based on how far from home you typically operate.
The conversation covers alternative energy solutions, digital privacy, firearm ownership responsibilities, and the mental attitude needed to focus on what you can control in uncertain times that are shaped by globalist agendas.
https://prepper-broadcasting-network.beam.ly
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Charles Malet, Basil Valentine, and Vanessa Beeley present today's UK Column News.
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00:54 Inflation: Ending Israel war will end price rises
04:44 NATO/Ukraine: Analysis from special guest Mats Nilsson, lawyer and geopolitical analyst
12:17 Gaza: Kushner and The Final Solution
24:30 Support UK Column’s Independent Journalism
27:50 Space Port: No consultation on UK Agency activity
38:32 Early Release: Government prison proposal under scrutiny. With special guest Dr Stuart Waiton, senior criminology lecturer
49:02 Syria: Goes nuclear
54:34 Dark Trace: Cyber security two years since Bayesian yacht death
59:50 And Finally: Minister has a wobble in the meat freezer
Norman Fenton is a mathematician who discusses the COVID narrative, Bayesian reasoning, and the influence of academia on public health policies.
He shares insights from his work challenging official data and explores the deeper ideological shifts in universities.
https://www.normanfenton.com/
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Brian Gerrish, Professor Diane Rasmussen and Ben Rubin discuss the appointment of Jason Arday at Jesus College, University of Cambridge.
This informal discussion was recorded before Mr. Arday’s death and explores a number of issues.
The possible reasons for Arday’s unlikely rise to a professorship at one of the world’s most elite universities, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion hiring mandates and globalist policies directly funding today’s universities are among the issues examined.
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The Qin Dynasty has fallen. The rebel armies have defeated China’s first imperial dynasty, and now the victors must decide what comes next.
But instead of creating a stable new order, Xiang Yu begins to divide the former Qin empire among rival kings and military commanders. This creates a political landscape which is filled with competing ambitions, grudges and potential rebellions.
At the center of the emerging struggle is Xiang Yu, the brilliant and immensely powerful military commander, and Liu Bang, the seemingly unremarkable rebel leader who entered the Qin heartland first.
When Liu Bang arrives in the Qin capital, he unexpectedly follows a remarkably restrained policy: he seals the imperial palace, protects the population and waits for Xiang Yu.
But Xiang Yu sees Liu Bang as a potential rival.
What follows is one of the most famous episodes in Chinese history: the dangerous banquet in which Xiang Yu's advisor Fan Zeng wants Liu Bang killed. Xiang Yu hesitates. A staged sword dance becomes an attempted assassination, and Liu Bang ultimately escapes through a combination of political maneuvering, loyalty and sheer nerve.
The episode would become legendary — to include the Chinese idiom “Xiang Zhuang performs the sword dance while aiming at Liu Bang.”
The larger story is even more consequential.
Why did Xiang Yu divide China into competing kingdoms rather than simply replace the Qin imperial system?
Why did he isolate Liu Bang in the Sichuan Basin?
Why did Xiang Yu eliminate or weaken so many former rulers while he rewarded his own generals with kingdoms?
And how did the collapse of the Qin transform the very meaning of political legitimacy in China?
The episode explores one of the most striking ideas to emerge from this revolutionary period: kings and ministers are not necessarily born to rule — political power can make them.
From the rebellion of Chen Sheng and Wu Guang to Xiang Yu's new political order, the old aristocratic hierarchy begins to break down.
While Xiang Yu believes he has successfully contained Liu Bang, he has unknowingly created the conditions for his greatest rival to return.
Next episode: Liu Bang escapes his “natural prison” in the Sichuan Basin and begins a campaign that will challenge Xiang Yu's hegemony over China.
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Jerm and Charles explore the evolution of English, accents, and what language reveals about class and culture as they weave in personal travel experiences and historical contexts.
They then turn to immigration in the UK and beyond, connect today's migration patterns to colonial history, and argue that media narratives strip out the geopolitical roots to the issue. A central thread is the distinction between organic multiculturalism, where communities form naturally, and artificial, top-down diversity, which is seen to erode social cohesion.
Throughout, they push for nuance over slogans and challenge mainstream narrative on language and migration.
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Ben Rubin and Brian Gerrish present today's UK Column News.
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