After a brief chat about the return to some old social media platforms, following on from our last podcast, Andrew makes a few predictions about what may happen in the future. Speculations around how people may behave, what they may say and how the narrative may change. Time will tell whether these are more accurate...
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In this episode we talk about Social Media. Nic starts by letting Andrew know that one of his recent tweets about Ivermectin has been marked by Twitter as ‘misinformation’, in spite of all the evidence to support his claim. We wonder whether Spotify will start adding a warning to these podcasts, after their recent new...
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In this edition we discuss staying out of healthcare’s way by looking after our own fitness. Whether its workouts or eating well, it can all play a part in avoiding the doctors. Nic has been trying Chaga mushroom tea, and talks of the surprising benefits to his workout recovery. We talk more about how things...
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Project Veritas has obtained more documents from DARPA, the secretive Department of Defence weapons research agency, on the origins of the coronavirus we now call SARS-CoV-2. Engineering a virus and aerosolising it for release into the wild bat populations of China to stop them getting potentially dangerous SARS like viruses and passing them onto humans...
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In our first episode of 2022, Andrew starts by asking the question “Who will save us?” Will it be schoolkids? Are Gen Z finally realising that the state can do too much? What about ethnic minorities? Statistics show that they’re far more sceptical about government, particularly when it comes to vaccines. And how about socialists?...
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It’s a week before Christmas, and the veil has been lifted once more on the decision making at the highest levels of government in the UK. In a rare moment on twitter, the head of modelling for the government’s SAGE committee admitted that it would be essentially pointless to model positive outcomes of covid this...
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Remember Elliott’s Law from a previous edition? Andrew thinks he has an example outside of politics, in archeology. Although of course, it turns out everything is political. Are there actually 2 laws, here? And can we broaden the scope of observations to cover more territory of human behaviour? The corporate media are filling us with...
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This is an audio recording of a blog post I wrote in February of last year, but is still relevant. You can find it here, on our website: If we’re going to argue about the tyranny of the majority, I will win. Photo by Element5 Digital on Unsplash Please visit our website to download or...
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In this edition, Andrew starts out by reading a list of the worst people in Britain. This isn’t another “what’s worse?” game, or a “yes / no” game like Dick & James Delingpole often play. No, these people are so catastrophically awful that there can be no dispute. After that, Nic reads out another list....
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The Trucker Spring in Canada has put more focus on Justin Trudeau, as he pushes more and more draconian measures to try and stop it. As a result, the photos and stories about his origins are flooding social media again. Is it true? Well, as Andrew discusses whether or not he believes this particular conspiracy,...
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