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#651: Fixing Your Water Forever | Joseph Johnson & Tim James
The creator of the Water H3RO, Joseph Johnson, stops by with friend of the show Tim James from Chemical Free Body, to explain how their product structures the water. The device changes the molecular bonds of H2O and structures it into a more effective version, known as H3O2.Health benefits include the removal of the negative effects of glyphosate, which is responsible for numerous health problems around the world, and is currently in the middle of a massive class-action settlement. Agricultural opportunities include the regeneration of the soil, improvement of crop yields, higher-quality food...
Flashback Friday | #532: Breaking Up Monopolies
The United States government created the Sherman Anti-Trust Act in 1890 because the country was facing serious problems due to the centralization of power into the hands of oligarchs in the oil, steel, and railroad industries. Standard Oil had 91% of the market share in the oil refining industry when it was broken up in 1911, but the remnants remain in the form of Exxon Mobile, Chevron, Amoco, Conoco, Marathon, and Atlantic Richfield. U.S. Steel almost felt the wrath of the Department of Justice, but market forces intervened, and Microsoft could have been broken up in 2001 had it not been for...
#650: Where Are These People Coming From?
A decision was made to flood the Western world with people from foreign countries who have incompatible attitudes, cultures, and behavior. Concepts such as the Kalergi Plan have been floating around for decades, but now the theoretical has become the actual. Sub-Saharan Africa will see the largest population growth over the next 25 years, as some countries are set to almost double their populations. East Asia is facing the opposite problem, as the population rates of Japan, China, and South Korea are among the lowest in the world. Population rates and average IQ are linked together, but mention...
#649: Documenting the Big Data Takeover | Hakeem Anwar
The founder of Take Back Our Tech, Hakeem Anwar, is back to unveil his AI Data Center Report, which showcases the creep of technology throughout the country. His mapping function allows a variety of layers and filters to be overlaid on the United States map to see where data centers are located, what aquifers are nearby, and who owns these projects.The explanations given for the increased need for AI data centers are dubious at best, and it is difficult to understand how the public benefits in any way whatsoever. Are they intentionally trying to use all...
Flashback Friday | #491: Americans Anonymous | Mel K
The first step in curing an addiction is to admit that there is a problem in the first place. Americans have been blissfully ignorant as their country has been dismantled - the military has been converted into an embarrassing Woke mess, the currency is being inflated away, and the Washington Blob has never been held accountable.Mel K makes the comparison between "twelve-step programs" (that help treat addiction to drugs, alcohol, gambling, and sex), to what America must embrace if it is to turn the nation around from the abyss. The United Nations’ takeover of America is we...
#648: Exit Stage Left
Nobody is interested in sticking around New York City to watch communism destroy what is left of the once-great metropolis. Wealth taxes have been implemented, and billionaires have predictably left for the tax-free states that aren’t importing 391,000 people from the Dominican Republic. Washington thought that capital gains taxes were the perfect ingredient to scare away billionaires and mega-corporations, and they were correct. Now that Starbucks has decided to pack up and leave Washington for Nashville, you know things are bad. Hollywood is facing a similar exodus after the decimation of the movie industry. But as they say...
#647: The Real Independent Media | Indie
The collapse in trust of the mainstream corporate press in the aftermath of the COVID-19 era was to be expected, with many people finally waking up to the propaganda. Finding sources of authentic news has become more difficult as organizations are throttled out of existence on video platforms or hidden away by the algorithm.Indie has been curating subversive content at Indie News Now by dangerous writers, fearless journalists, and independent content creators for years. His network of shows bridges the gap from deep state politics to light non-state comedy.—Guest LinksIn...
Flashback Friday | #460: The Conservatives’ Letter To Santa
It appears that the script calls for Donald Trump to take control of the United States in 2025, and that would be of great interest to the Heritage Foundation. The conservative NGO, which was founded in 1973, had already tried to influence the White House with a massive manifesto of preferences and demands for the new administration back in 1980 when Reagan was transitioning into office.Project 2025 is a massive 922-page book called “Mandate for Leadership - the Conservative Promise.” Its mission is to guide the policies of the new Republican president, and pave the way for an effective conservative admi...
#646: Rally Around the (False) Flag
The psychological tactic known as “Rally Around the Flag” was in full effect in the aftermath of 9/11 to galvanize a scared and angry public into launching the “War of Terror” in the Middle East. There has not been much public support for the newest war of aggression launched by the bloodthirsty American Empire and the Greater Israel Project Zionists, but that could always change.Absent a catastrophic and catalyzing event (like a new Pearl Harbor) - it is difficult to get the public to support another war, so expect just such an event in the near future. The plan...
#645: Moving Pieces on the Global Chess Board | Simon Dixon
Those with the eyes to see the value in a $3 Bitcoin often understand how geopolitical events are interconnected through the Financial Industrial Complex. Simon Dixon has invested in over 100 companies throughout the Bitcoin and FinTech space over the past 15 years, and understands capital flows, which are often precursors to military moves.What does the world look like in the aftermath of a global energy disruption and the installation of the Tehran Tollbooth? Does a new multipolar world make things more or less stable? And what role does BRICS+ play in the aftermath? One of the most important m...
Flashback Friday | #512: Hypocrazy Revisited - Second Edition
In support of the new audiobook for the 2021 book Hypocrazy, we reexamine how crazy things got during the COVID psychological operation of 2020 with lockdowns, six-feet social distancing policies, and of course, the directional arrow markings on the grocery store floors. Hypocrites come in all shapes and sizes, but the celebrities are some of the funniest because they sincerely believe the nonsense they are spewing, and their lack of ability for self-reflection is matched only by those politicians in Washington D.C. who lie as a matter of standard operating procedure.—Video Channels...
#644: Just Tell Me What the Price Is
Whether customers want it or not, digital pricing is coming to all Walmarts in 2026. The prices will be as fluid as the gender of the person who made this decision, so nobody will ever truly have price discovery as long as it feels like the prices are written in pencil.Surge pricing has been a part of the algorithm at Uber for years, and Groupon harnessed the power of bulk purchases. Costco implemented a yearly paywall and photo membership card to keep out shoplifters, while at the same time, identifying all of their customers and gathering their...