We're in an information war. Join me in the trenches as we fight the good fight, one dangerous idea at a time.
The red pill is accepting that the world is heading towards a technocratic state where globalists centrally govern all countries through a multifaceted digital control grid.
The black pill is being defeatist, giving up and becoming a nihilistic, basement-dwelling loser.
The white pill is seeing the world as it really is and doing something with the information you have. It's about winning.
Winning the information war requires dangerous ideas.
Andrew Wakefield's peer-reviewed paper suggested that research is needed and he was then destroyed by the pharmaceutical industry.
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I'm not sure I'm in full agreement, but he makes a bunch of persuasive arguments with some insightful observations.
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Jamie Andrews and his colleagues have shown that viruses probably don't exist, or if they do, they’re not what we believe them to be.
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Many people are unaware of him, yet his Satanic legacy profoundly influences Western society, particularly in entertainment.
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Theo de Jager is an Afrikaner farmer who has seen the worst of the worst. Donald Trump has finally alerted the world to this ongoing slaughter.
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Brittni De La Mora, a former top-tier porn star, pulled out, became a Christian, started a family, and now helps girls exit the porn industry.
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In fact, other than water, oil is the world’s most abundant liquid, continually replenishing itself and never running out.
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Christianity and the West are intertwined, and Islam aims to bring both to their knees, argues author Raymond Ibrahim.
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Evert ‘Eddie’ Smallegange shared his riches-to-rags story, including his HIV-positive diagnosis and why he believes it's fear porn.
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There’s a strange hatred of all things China in the West—it’s time to debunk outdated myths and find out what's true.
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Elena Freeland argues that powerful elites manipulate our environment to create a subservient, transhumanist society.
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As a cartoonist, it's my job to ridicule mediocrity. Why? Because I want to see excellence. Excellence isn't ridiculed.
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I think... I think... um... Jerm is a good guy, a great guy, a smart... um... guy. He likes pushing the boundaries of... um... free speech. Speaking of free speech, I recommend X. We're the news now. Um... humanity needs to...humanity needs to populate Mars and I want Jerm to go to Mars. We're... um... dark MAGA, not dark matter.
Comrades, Jerm's genius is unmatched; his creations a symphony of perfection that even the great Tchaikovsky could not dream of composing. Unlike that little comedian in Kyiv, Jerm stands tall, a colossus of intellect and charm. Zelensky could learn a thing or two, but alas, he’s too busy auditioning for NATO’s next flop.
Folks, I like Jerm. He’s a great guy, believe me. He makes cartoonsand podcasts great again. Tremendous talent! If it weren’t for me, Jerm wouldn’t even know what humour is. Folks, let’s make sure Jerm isn't fired. Don’t trust China. Trust me and remember that I created the beautiful vaccine!
Jerm Warfare is constantly being censored, which means that the topics are over the target. Why are they threatened by my conversations?
