A lot of the discussion about an inquiry into the covid response has been, in my view, poorly framed. There are massive lessons to be learned from this pandemic, but I believe that a huge segment of this is being ignored – what the cost of lockdowns will be and has already been. For this…
On this episode of Chatter I am speaking to Chris Martenson. I have been paying more and more attention to Chris’s channel Peak Prosperity as one of the best places to find calm analysis of the current state of the world. In this episode I wanted to speak to Chris about whether our institutions are…
Sanjeev Sabhlok is back for round 2 on Chatter! Sanjeev is the author of “The Great Hysteria and the Broken State” and a complaint to the International Criminal Court” – the latter is free so people can get an idea of the criminality of the current policies by reading it free of cost. I asked…
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Over the past 11 years, this Tory government has become increasingly more authoritarian. It is a trend that has worried numerous people from all political persuasions. However, there is a contradictory and dissonant argument doing the rounds that I do not understand. There is a school of thought that says that the current government are…
***This is not medical advice. Medical decisions should be made by the patient’s physician. I want to address the problems with censorship.*** There was a PHD of evolutionary biology, who in April of 2020, was calmly saying that the genome of covid-19 looked suspiciously like it had been modified or engineered in a laboratory. Despite…
