In this episode, Andrew starts out by relaying some information about his recent visit to our beloved NHS, peace be upon it. Andrew and Nic then discuss a couple of people from the other side, Sam Harris and Scott Adams. Both have been pro vax, but both have appeared recently with completely different outlooks. Finally,...
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In 2017, the American NGO: Center for Health Security, there’s a scary name, created The SPARS Pandemic 2025-2028. A futuristic scenario for public health communicators. The parallels between SPARS-CoV and SARS-CoV-2 are uncanny. And not just the virus itself, but the way it’s handled by the cathedral. In this episode, we take a good look...
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Bear with us on this pod, as even the tangents we take have tangents of their own. A bit of a ramble, in this edition Andrew goes dark early, and we talk about the possibility of everyone dying who’s taken the experimental gene therapies. What about the new evidence on IgG4 antibodies and original antigenic...
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There have been more twitter files releases, both on how the company worked with US intelligence agencies hand in glove, and on Covid related matters, such as suppressing antivaxxers and banning medical doctors. Did they really establish teams of off-shore operators to decide if tweets mentioning myocarditis should be censored or not? We talk about...
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In this episode, we continue to talk about the Twitter Files as 8 more threads have been dropped by independent journalists with data drops from Elon Musk. We also talk a little bit about Matt Hancock’s diaries, Covid tyranny (for a change), Strep A and Kanye West’s recent media appearances. Photo by Souvik Banerjee on...
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Time for a special two parter – but only because the recorder got full and we lost the second half. Oops. So tune in next time when we will cover the topics the recorder missed, such as Matt Hancock’s diaries, a look back at our lockdown stance, and a discussion on the artist now known...
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Population growth is slowing, but is that evidence of a long campaign to depopulate the earth? Or is it just the continued development of poorer countries? Nic gets tangled up with some creationists which leads to a discussion on purity tests and more examples of Elliotts’ Laws. And who is giving scepticism a bad name?...
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PLEASE NOTE: THE FIRST EDITION OF THIS PODCAST DID NOT UPLOAD CORRECTLY. PLEASE DELETE AND DOWNLOAD AGAIN IF NECESSARY. This episode Andrew begins with asking the question: Do we want people to share this podcast? He gives a few reasons why he’s been asking himself this for a couple of weeks now and we chat...
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This episode, we focus on the positive things that are happening in the world. From sound politicians (in other countries) to crypto currencies to vaccine hesitancy (and a few more, besides). It’s easy to focus on the negatives, but this week we hope to lighten your mood by discussing a multitude of stories that, while...
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Bad Losers
Last time around, we talked a lot about two well known commentators, Scott Adams and Sam Harris. Both vaccinated, and boosted up to the eyeballs, they’re now taking different paths. Scott has admitted that the anti vaxxers have won, whilst Sam is doubling down on everything. But who is doing more for the anti covid...
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