I think I mention the work of Mark E. Thomas on this show almost as much as I reference Naomi Klein and The Shock Doctrine, so it was a pleasure to have Mark back on the show. In this episode we talked through the privatisation of the NHS, the implications of the Health…
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Chatter #234 – Jonathan Weissman: Covid Deaths, PCR Tests, and Yellow Card Reporting Explained
*For the purposes of not being banned and as a disclaimer I will say: The views represented here do may not represent the mainstream scientific view on the issues presented. Nothing in this show should be taken as medical advice. We are simply trying to explore the figures and data we’re being given…
Chatter #232 – Melissa Ciummei on Financial Reset, Digital ID and a Social Credit System
Melissa Ciummei first came across my radar after I saw her speak at an anti-vaccine passport protest in Belfast about the concept of digital ID and a financial reset. Once I delved further into her work, I saw that Melissa was discussing ideas of good and evil, CBDCs, crypto, and above all, she…
Chatter #231 – Andrew Feinstein on Neoliberalism, South Africa, and the Global Arms Trade
Andrew Feinstein is Founding Director of Shadow World Investigations (formerly Corruption Watch), an NGO that undertakes path-breaking investigations into cases of grand corruption, corporate malfeasance and militarism, predominantly but not exclusively in the global arms trade. Andrew was a former African National Congress (ANC) Member of Parliament in South Africa for 7 years…
Chatter #229 – Dr Marco Metzler on Evergrande: The First Domino In A Financial Collapse
Evergrande has been discussed at length during the GameStop saga. Many apes, both smooth and wrinklebrained, have pointed to Evergrande as a potential catalyst for a global economic crisis that could trigger… the MOASS. So I decided to get in tough with Dr Marco Metzler, who’s company bought Evergrande bonds to discover more…
Chatter #228 – Otto English on Creeping Authoritarianism and Extreme Polarisation In UK Politics
There have been several disparate but converging forces operating within the UK over the past few years – a creeping authoritarianism, increasing polarisation and politicisation, and the pandemic and all it’s associated problems. The issue for me is that too often the first two are dismissed as irrelevant due to the pandemic, when…
