What Then Must We Do?

I speak with the great Jim Bovard, about his recent article "Will the Political Class Be Held Liable for What They've Done?" the question of holding the state accountable for its crimes against the rest of us.

Jim has been chronicling the abuses of the US state for decades, and has written for numerous publications including the Wall Street Journal, Playboy, the New Republic and USA Today. His books include:

The Farm Fiasco (1989)

Lost Rights (1994)

Freedom in Chains (1999)

Terrorism and Tyranny (2003)

Attention Deficit Democracy (2006)

I speak with Rosemary Frei, MSc, molecular biology; medical journalist for 22 years and now an investigative journalist, about her article from back in March, "Where's the Evidence Supporting the Drastic Measures Against COVID-19?"

We talk about the extent to which what we're living through today was simulated last October with Event 201, what's coming next, and what we can do to stop it. 

Rosemary has also written "The Seven-Step Path from Pandemic to Totalitarianism", and you can find her on Twitter, here.

I speak with Twin Cities writer and videographer Brandon Ferdig, about what he is seeing in Minneapolis now, and about how the quality of our conversations plays a role in feeding–or not feeding–unrest and violence.

Brandon can be reached at [email protected]

You can see his videos (including his documentary on homelessness in Minnesota) on his YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/NewPlateaus/videos

Here is the interview he mentions, with the mother and fiancee of the young man killed in 2016: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YLzhrr4GDcw

And you can find him on Facebook, here: https://www.facebook.com/bferdig

...and here: https://www.facebook.com/theperipherydotcom/

I talk with Sara Brady, the Idaho mom who was arrested for "trespassing" on a park playground that had been closed off as part of that state's lockdown measures. We discuss what happened on that day, her upcoming court battle, and a question each of us needs to be asking ourselves in these times: Where do we draw the line against tyranny?

The video of what happened is here.

News coverage is here. 

And you can contribute to Sara's legal defense here. 

I speak with independent journalist Jeremy R. Hammond about the nonsensical and devastating government actions in response to Covid-19, why a vaccine may not be the answer, and the opportunity this represents for educating about health freedom and problems with medical orthodoxy.

You can find Jeremy's work here.

And you can see his recent series of videos on Covid-19 here.

The Freedom Angels are moms, and long-time activists for health freedom. I spoke with them briefly today about the power of peaceful protest against the lockdowns, and about their event this coming Saturday (May 32rd) in Sacramento: Liberty Fest.

For information on attending Liberty Fest, to donate to help support the event, or to learn more about the Freedom Angels, go here.

Earlier this month, I spoke with some others who had been at the May 1st demonstrations. 

I talk with Michael Boldin about how we can use the principles of the Tenth Amendment center to take back our freedom.

Links:

The Tenth Amendment Center “The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.”

The Tenth Amendment Center Report

Electronic Frontier Foundation

Electronic Frontier Foundation's "Surveillance Self Defense" guide: Tips, tools and how-tos for safer online communications.

I speak with Heather and Daniel, both of whom participated in the protests last Friday (May 1st 2020) against the lockdown of California. They talk about the unprecedented police presence and arrests of peaceful demonstrators.

One of the videos mentioned in the interview, of the former Marine who (apparently) talked the police officers down, is here. 

CSO of Medicinal Genomics, Kevin McKernan, explains why Covid-19 may have been with us for much longer than we've thought; how the desire for information is pushing people to bypass peer review - maybe for something better, and why looking to a vaccine as a solution is a terrible idea.

Links from the discussion:

Preprint site, BioRxiv

Preprint site, MedRxiv

Nextstrain

The Braun, et al paper he mentions


And you can find Kevin at:

Medicinal Genomics

Kevin McKernan on Twitter

Kevin McKernan on Facebook

Previous podcast episode with Kevin discussing the problems with peer review and a revolutionary solution, is here.

I speak with Kevin McKernan, CSO of Medicinal Genomics, about some of the problems with the peer review process, and how blockchain technology can provide a solution.

Links discussed in the episode:

Nature Biotech article

Cannabis Genomic Blockchain on DASH

Cryptocurrency Incentivized, Blockchain Recorded Peer Review (CIBR)