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Jerm and Peter Duke discuss how language, education, and belief systems intersect to shape—and often control—public understanding. The deliberate Americanisation of English, the manipulation of word definitions for political ends, and the philosophical difference between liberty and freedom are explored. They argue that the education system stifles inquisitiveness and critical thought. This produces compliant rather than curious minds. The conversation emphasises that when people lose grasp of what words truly mean, they lose the ability to think independently. It is essential to challenge established norms and to sit with discomfort from cognitive dissonance in order to arrive at genuine understanding. https://dukereport.com ► Join UK Column Live every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 1pm UK time or watch previous live recordings here ► [UK Column Website] Explore all our written and video content on the official UK Column website ► [Support UK Column] Please donate to support our independent journalism & investigative journalism ► [UK Column YouTube] Please subscribe to the UK Column News YouTube channel for more alternative news and independent news Follow #UKColumn on: ► X ► Telegram ► Facebook ► Instagram

Sean Stone, son of film maker Oliver Stone, explores the hidden forces shaping our world. We cover how Hollywood, pop culture and the national security state intertwine, why conspiracy theories are ridiculed, and how cancel culture works as social control. Sean questions the official 9/11 narrative, the manipulation of forensic evidence, and the influence of Freemasonry, bloodlines, and spiritual warfare in politics. He argues that storytelling is where the real battles for meaning and purpose take place. seanstone.info ► Join UK Column Live every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 1pm UK time or watch previous live recordings here ► [UK Column Website] Explore all our written and video content on the official UK Column website ► [Support UK Column] Please donate to support our independent journalism & investigative journalism ► [UK Column YouTube] Please subscribe to the UK Column News YouTube channel for more alternative news and independent news Follow #UKColumn on: ► X ► Telegram ► Facebook ► Instagram

Cuban-born Austrian economist Jorge Besada explains why human decisions matter more than numbers in economics, and why private property is the true foundation of both innovation and free speech. He takes a critical look at Zionism, which began as a response to anti-Semitism but became a lasting source of conflict, and compares it with the Soviet Union as another flawed ideology built on coercion. Rather than blame secret plots, Besada argues that history's ideological errors emerge naturally over time, not through conspiracy. He also shares his view that a one-state solution in Israel, grounded in reason and strong property rights, could offer a genuine way forward. https://besada.com ► Join UK Column Live every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 1pm UK time or watch previous live recordings here ► [UK Column Website] Explore all our written and video content on the official UK Column website ► [Support UK Column] Please donate to support our independent journalism & investigative journalism ► [UK Column YouTube] Please subscribe to the UK Column News YouTube channel for more alternative news and independent news Follow #UKColumn on: ► X ► Telegram ► Facebook ► Instagram

In the first part of their conversation, Mark Playne, the founder of Not On The Beeb, traces his path from private grief to public activism—his mother's cancer diagnosis, the research binge that followed her death, and a family story about a great-grandparent's friendship with Rudolf Steiner. He touches on how he has used AI to expose censorship. He talks through the disputed crowd numbers from the early protests, his prediction of a 2020 economic "reset," and his theories about what the injections really were. Mark explains why marches and petitions are worthwhile even when they do not shift government policy. He also says that trauma is usually what pushes people to question things they would otherwise ignore, and that British social conditioning — politeness, conflict-avoidance, to not want to make a scene — is a big part of why people stay quiet even when something feels wrong to them. To follow Mark's work visit https://markplayne.com/ To keep abreast of all things A Thousand Words go to https://substack.com/@jakefern For more information on Jake Fern's art, go to https://www.jakefern.co.uk/ or https://www.therighteousbrothers.uk/ ► Join UK Column Live every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 1pm UK time or watch previous live recordings here ► [UK Column Website] Explore all our written and video content on the official UK Column website ► [Support UK Column] Please donate to support our independent journalism & investigative journalism ► [UK Column YouTube] Please subscribe to the UK Column News YouTube channel for more alternative news and independent news Follow #UKColumn on: ► X ► Telegram ► Facebook ► Instagram

Mike Robinson and Basil Valentine present today's UK Column News. ► Join UK Column Live every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 1pm UK time or watch previous live recordings here ► [UK Column Website] Explore all our written and video content on the official UK Column website ► [Support UK Column] Please donate to support our independent journalism & investigative journalism ► [UK Column YouTube] Please subscribe to the UK Column News YouTube channel for more alternative news and independent news Follow #UKColumn on: ► X ► Telegram ► Facebook ► Instagram 00:00 Introduction 00:35 Reform: Motivation for donation sting story. 12:11 Facial Recognition: Coming soon to a town near you 15:24 Terrorism: With special guests Hussain Shafei, The Workers 34:27 The USA is bankrupt: Special report from Patrick Henningsen 45:09 Support UK Column’s Independent Journalism 46:24 Israel: Could be running the UK 55:14 Tony Blair: Let’s erase Palestine 57:40 In Case You Missed It: Stories spotted by Basil
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