We’re constantly bombarded with fake news, propaganda, agendas, and outright lies. It’s an information war. What is true? I don’t know either—but I’m trying to find out.
In this live stream, I reflected on some recent podcast episodes, which included how hyper-individualism is tearing the family apart. I also touched on why I prefer the idea of early marriage and strong family units over the career-first script we've been sold (especially for women).
I haven't used Google for years. In fact, I also haven't used DuckDuckGo, Brave, Yandex, Bing, and most others for years. So what do I use, and why? For the purposes of clickbait, I won't reveal that in this snippet, so you will have to read below.
In 1976, the South African apartheid government forced Afrikaans on Black pupils, then shot them when they pushed back. Meanwhile, the Soviet and Jewish influence behind the event is almost entirely ignored. Why?
Everybody got the King of Pop wrong. He tried telling us, but nobody listened to his lyrics. The establishment destroyed him, and even in death, the media kept coming for him. He is the most misrepresented musician in history.
Alex Michael, known as Conspiracy Music Guru, writes and performs songs about conspiracies — and they're not only musically very good, they're lyrically very funny. I mean, after all, lest we forget that many a true word is spoken in jest, right?
He lives nearby, so I invited him to my local coffee shop for a live stream. We chatted about South Africa, chemtrails, UFOs, China, Tucker Carlson, shampoo, and a little about 9/11. Oh, and we discussed whether or not smoking causes cancer.
In this live stream, I chatted about one of my hobbies—writing and recording music—as well as my thoughts on why the media destroyed Michael Jackson. I also played a song I recently recorded.
What if the root cause of all chronic illness lies in the relationship between iron, magnesium, and copper? Morley Robbins spent decades inside the medical system, arguing that chronic disease isn't caused by germs — it's caused by mineral dysfunction at the cellular level.
Dr Stuart Fischbein has spent decades delivering babies in both hospitals and homes. He has concluded that home births are superior to hospital births, and that the hospital-based childbirth model is a multi-billion-dollar industry based on fear and uninformed consent. It wasn't always like this.
Michael Palmer’s book questions whether atomic bombs were actually dropped on Japan. True or not, why haven't we seen a nuclear weapon used in 80 years of threats? Is the entire concept just fearmongering for political leverage?
Dr Ferdinand Santos applies probability theory to argue the Artemis rocket couldn't have taken four astronauts to the moon and back. He points to technical impossibilities like battery and oxygen limits, plus obvious comedy—like the male astronauts having no beards after 10 days.
What if Stalin wasn't the monster we've been told? Professor Grover Furr, who speaks fluent Russian, has spent decades studying Stalin, written multiple books, and examined primary Soviet sources—concluding that the Western narrative is a distortion, not the truth.
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