Jerm Warfare: The Battle Of Ideas

➡️ This was recorded in early 2021.Sucharit Bhakdi believes that fear and vaccines, not a virus, makes people sick, and says to always reject the propaganda being sold to us. He is a very distinguished retired Thai-German microbiologist, formerly a professor at the University of Mainz, where he led the Institute of Medical Microbiology and Hygiene until 2012.Writing this years later, I can't remember clearly, but from what I can recall, Sucharit was one of the first 'mainstream' scientists to call BS on the whole thing, declaring it a 'fake' crisis.

➡️ This was recorded in 2023.Ilan Pappé is an Israeli historian and professor, who served in the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) during the 1970s, and studied at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, later completing his doctorate at Oxford University.He's known for his work on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and known as a prominent ‘New Historian' (or revisionist), since he re-examines Israel's history using declassified archives.His book, Ten Myths About Israel (2017), debunks common beliefs about Israel's history and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and is the foundation of our podcast episode. He argues truth matters and understanding it can help the region's people.That said, I doubt anything will help.It's a forever war, and my prognosis is grim, as external forces like the US government drive globalist objectives.

Raymond Ibrahim, an American author of Coptic Egyptian descent, runs a YouTube channel called, um, Raymond Ibrahim, and writes books exploring the conflict between Islam, Christianity, and the West.He strongly rejects the idea that Islam is peaceful.As I write, I've hosted nearly a thousand podcast episodes, and this is my first focused on Islam. I'm not sure why, but there you go.

Evert ‘Eddie' Smallegange shared his riches-to-rags story, including his HIV-positive diagnosis and why he believes it's fear porn.My conversation with Eddie is based on his book, Fast Women Slow Horses, which is a metaphor for the destructive allure of reckless pleasures and poor choices that lead to ruin. He openly shares how addiction shaped his life, the thrill and chaos of his choices, and the heavy price he paid, including time behind bars in multiple countries. For example, he was jailed for 10 months in Jersey for smuggling 1kg of cannabis resin (199 pellets, street value £20,000–£30,000) by swallowing them.Obviously, Eddie also discussed the dark world of international drug trafficking and its risks, yet admitted it was worth it—a brutally honest confession I loved.

There's a strange hatred of all things China in the West—it's time to debunk outdated myths and find out what's true.Over the past couple of years, I've had several conversations about China, exploring why much of what we believe is either fabricated or completely false.For example,Chinese people are oppressedChina has a social credit scoreThere is a genocide of UyghursThe Chinese government harvests organsThe Tiananmen Square massacreAll of the above narratives are bunk.Lee Barrett is a British YouTuber who has lived in China for over a decade. He runs a really great YouTube channel where he posts videos about his daily life there.He chatted with me about censorship, oppression, food, culture, and why many Westerners hate China without ever visiting.It's not a utopia, but nor is it some totalitarian hellhole.Oh, by the way, he didn't use a VPN or anything to dodge the Great Firewall of China. He just recorded with me like any other guest.

Elena Freeland argues that powerful elites manipulate our environment to create a subservient, transhumanist society.Until recently, nobody I know believed geoengineering is real.Well, it is.It's even acknowledged by the UN and its climate change arm, the IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change).Elana is an Americn writer, teacher, and lecturer who researches controversial topics like geoengineering, electromagnetic weapons, and mind control technologies (like MK-Ultra).

➡️ This episode was recorded in 2024.The most powerful people in the world come from a few bloodlines you've likely never heard of.Frances Leader runs a Substack called Uncensored and is one of the most knowledgeable individuals I've come across, as far as the subject of Black Nobility is concerned. In short, the Black Nobility is a cabal of ruthless, power-hungry aristocrats who have spent centuries manipulating European (and international) politics and finance to further their own interests.

➡️ This episode was recorded in July 2024.Mark Gober argues that reality is inverted, from the cosmos to medicine to social movements to aliens to liberty to daily life.He is an author and speaker who explores consciousness, science, and metaphysics, challenging materialist worldviews.

➡️ This episode was recorded in 2021.Norman Finkelstein is a Jewish American political scientist known for his outspoken views on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and especially Israel's military actions in Gaza.In the early 2000s, he published The Holocaust Industry which led to him being banned from entering Israel for a decade. (The Israeli government, of course, denies that it's because of his book.)His central argument is that the memory of the Holocaust has been exploited for political and financial gain, such as justifying Israeli policies in Palestinian territories and extracting compensation from European countries. The Holocaust industry has also weaponised language and laws, such as labelling legitimate criticism of Israel or Jews as 'antisemitism' and, worse, criminalising such criticism.

A Black South African music executive is being investigated by the Human Rights Commission for claiming that Whites are inferior.Nhlamulo ‘Nota' Baloyi is a South African hip hop exec who says wild things on a podcast called The Hustler's Corner.I invited him onto my podcast because of his claim that Whites are inferior to Blacks, which has upset many and landed him before the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) for Hate Speech.To be clear, I don't think expressing an opinion should be penalised by the state. After all, how is saying that Whites are inferior to Blacks a violation of anybody's human rights?

Donald Trump is ushering in a digital control grid with help from the world's most popular technocrat, Elon Musk. Proceed with caution.Here's the thing:I like both Trump and Elon—the former's definitely winning culture wars, the latter's making Twitter great again.But that's precisely why the theatre's so dangerous. The stage actors have been swapped for better, more likeable and believable ones, yet the same directors remain backstage directing.Catherine Austin Fitts is an investment banker who served as the United States Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban Development for Housing under President George HW Bush.

From Brooklyn gangs to competing in North Korea, table tennis saved Wally Geen's life and turned him into a messenger of peace.Nobody in the West really cares about table tennis, which is why Wally Green isn't a household name.I mention the West because, as we all know, Asians not only love the sport but are masters of it. The Chinese, for example, are on another level entirely. Have you seen them play? It's incredible.Anyway, back to Wally.His story is not about winning competitions, but about winning at life.To be clear, Wally represented the United States in over 35 International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) pro tours around the world, but he has never won a major competition. However, what makes his journey inspirational is how he overcame an abusive father, gangs, and hiding guns, to direct his anger towards competitive sports and create hilarious memories around the world.After all, how often do Black people play table tennis in North Korea?

⚠️ I recommend watching this episode, since he uses visuals.What if most, or all, disease outbreaks were not because of viruses, but rather the result of poor living conditions?Roman Bystrianyk previously spoke to me about why no vaccine, ever, has been either safe or effective.This time, he chatted to me about why disease 'outbreaks' were not because of viruses.

Possibly the greatest event in human history is packed with anomalies, mysteries, unanswered questions, impossibilities, and outright lies.Do you believe humans landed on the moon?You probably do—most people do.Question it, and you're labelled a mad conspiracy nut. After all, why doubt it? NASA, a government outfit, would never fake a thing, would they?Randy Walsh, a pilot, authored a series of books called The Apollo Moon Missions: Hiding a Hoax in Plain Sight.What caught my eye is that Randy focuses on NASA's occult roots and the lead-up to the Apollo 11 launch.

The first book of the Bible provides the racial context of biblical genealogies and Abraham's covenant. So who's it relevant to?William Finck, a biblical scholar, runs the fascinating website Christogenea.org and was on my podcast before, discussing why Christianity isn't universalist. A lot of people will knee-jerk and get their jaws out of joint at the thought of the Bible not being aimed at everybody, but I recommend listening to the conversation first.William's discussion with me this time is about the importance of Genesis to both Christians and Jews, as it relates to a fundamental understanding of historical identity.Basically, Genesis isn't linked to Judaism, but Christian and Jewish Zionism has captured it, pushing a false doctrine through a Jewish-only lens.

The Beatles have sold between 600 and 800 million units—albums, singles, or digital downloads—making them the most successful pop band of all time.They were a brilliant band and definitely among my favourite acts.But what if they neither wrote nor recorded much of their music?Mike Williams is a musician who runs the Sage of Quay website, which is packed with research and in-depth analyses of not only The Beatles but also the broader entertainment industry.Basically, Mike argues that The Beatles—whether they knew it or not—weren't the organic counterculture heroes they're portrayed as. He suggests they were deliberately shaped by forces like the Tavistock Institute to serve a hidden cultural agenda, and a bunch of their music wasn't even written or recorded by them.

The Genesis 6 Conspiracy, by Gary Wayne, is a provocative theory rooted in the biblical account of Genesis 6:1-4, where the ‘sons of God' (fallen angels) have sex with women to produce the Nephilim, who are bent on humanity's destruction.Gary argues that the offspring of the fallen angels survived the Flood, and their descendants can be traced today, woven into the fabric of secret societies, including aristocracy such as the Black Nobility.

It's so strange how smart people insist on parroting false claims about China, and it's likely a consequence of decades of propaganda.An excellent Substack called Austrian China examines China from an Austrian School of Economics perspective, featuring multiple contributors, including an American economist, Scott, who has lived in China for many years.My discussion with Scott largely centres on their Top Ten Myths About China series of articles.

Stop worrying about machines controlling humanity. It can't and won't ever happen for a number of very good reasons.Jobst Landgrebe co-authored a refreshingly good take on AI, called Why Machines Will Never Rule the World, in which he argues that, well, you know, machines will never rule the world.It's refreshingly good because the zeitgeist is dominated by fear and paranoia.

Governments and media shape our perceptions in subtle ways, making it nearly impossible to know what is true and what is not true.COVID-19 is a disease caused by the novel, deadly SARS-CoV-2 virus, which was released from a lab in China, triggering a global pandemic.Except that, well, no, it's all nonsense.There is no COVID-19 and there was no pandemic.COVID-19 was a military and psychological operation involving fear and propaganda to control and manipulate masses of people. Those behind it include government agencies (such as the Department of Defence), pharmaceutical companies, central bankers, NGOs (such as the Gates Foundation), the media, and more.A false flag operation (or just false flag) is when a government or group pretends to be someone else to do something bad. They do this to make it look like their enemies did it. This way, they can start a war or create division.An example is the Israeli attack on the USS Liberty in 1967.Ole Dammegard runs a website called Light on Conspiracies, where, as the name implies, he sheds light on conspiracies, as well as unpacking and decoding psyops (psychological operations), false flags, and other subversions of reality.

There is historical evidence of multiple human races originating in different parts of the world, and Darwinian evolution is nonsense.Bruce Fenton, author of The Forgotten Exodus: The Into Africa Theory of Human Evolution, also doesn't buy it. He argues that humans didn't originate in Africa and then migrate 'out of Africa.' Instead, they originated in various places around the world and eventually made their way into Africa.Talking points:Political influences on anthropologyMigration patterns and early human evidence in multiple locationsDarwinian evolution is junk scienceMultiple human racesExtraterrestrial (or God) connections to human origins

Everything we are told about good nutrition is wrong, and that's because the establishment wants us to be unhealthy.The pharmaceutical industry and governments have been feeding us lies about nutrition for decades, all in an effort to keep us unhealthy and dependent on their products and services.Zoë Harcombe is a highly qualified researcher, author, and public speaker in the field of diet and health. Her website is packed with superb articles, opinions, data, and more.She busts a lot of dietary myths.

Contrary to popular belief, knights never actually wore shining armour. Despite its romanticised portrayal in movies, the reality is more boring.In short, the knight in shining armour image is a product of storytelling rather than reality. The shiny appearance comes from the misconception that armour was always made of polished steel. As it turns out, armour was made from a variety of materials including leather, chain mail, and plate armour.And, well, the primary purpose of armour was to protect, not to look pretty and sparkly.Chris Dobson is a Master Armourer who became an Art Historian, and he refers to himself as a renaissance dissident.

It's great that the US president acknowledges the attack on Afrikanerdom, but relocating Afrikaners is the wrong strategy.Joost Strydom is the spokesman for Orania, an Afrikaner-only town in the middle of South Africa. He explained why Trump's executive order for Afrikaners is both hit and miss.

Not only does fat not make you fat, carbohydrates are unnecessary for good health and cholesterol isn't the enemy.Nina Teicholz is a science journalist and author with a healthy focus on diet and specifically saturated fats.Her book The Big Fat Surprise dismantles decades of myths surrounding saturated fats (and carbohydrates), arguing that butter, meat, eggs and cheese are not the enemy.

Is Europe dying?Yes, says Britain's Heritage Party leader and London mayoral candidate, Dave Kurten.Mass immigration is having a profoundly negative impact on Europe, leading to the erosion of its cultural identity, more crime, economic downturn and the gradual replacement of native European populations.I believe this is by design.

Dean Henderson has authored several fictional books about the sinister agendas of elite bloodlines. However, are his books truly fictional?For example, his book Illuminati Agenda 21 is a story about the struggle between good and evil and the Luciferian perpetrators' influence on mankind and their modern-day push for a New World Order.

John Perkins persuaded governments to take massive loans, plunging them into debt and profiting himself so that he could live the good life.He is a former ‘economic hitman' (EHM) who wrote about his dark career in his explosive memoir, Confessions of an Economic Hitman.

The Baconian theory of Shakespeare authorship is a strange but kinda compelling argument that the literary genius behind the iconic plays and poems was not William Shakespeare but, rather, Sir Francis Bacon, a man of profound influence during the Elizabethan era.Hang on.What?Before you knee-jerk, consider that Shakespeare was a man of humble origins with limited education. How could he have possibly possessed the vast knowledge and insights found in his works?Well, the simple answer is that he didn't.Robert Frederick, who has been researching the Bacon-Shakespeare link for years, joined me for a conversation about it all.

Phil Tourney was aboard the ship when the IDF tried to sink it, and he says it was not mistaken identity; it was deliberate.One of the most intriguing maritime cover-ups is the USS Liberty incident, during which the Israeli Defense Force (IDF) launched a full-scale attack on a lone research ship, resulting in the death and injury of around 200 Americans.