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Scott Ritter on American exceptionalism, Ukraine, and Israel

William Scott Ritter Jr (AKA Scott Ritter) is an ex-Marine Corps intelligence officer who became the chief weapons insepctor for the United Nations (UN). He served in the Persian Gulf during Operation Desert Storm, and in Iraq from 1991 to 1998 overseeing disarmament of weapons of mass destruction (WMDs).
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Michael Rivero on all wars being bankers’ wars

Over the last two centuries, private (central) bankers have tried to control the world, says Michael Rivero, creator of the documentary All Wars Are Bankers’ Wars.
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Florentine Mol on the tumultuous life of Vincent van Gogh

After my wife and I were taken on a private tour of the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, I decided to record a podcast about the fascinating life of Vincent.
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Jeremy Kuzmarov on Israel’s wider war with Iran

This is a conversation with Jeremy Kuzmarov, editor of Covert Action Magazine, a publication dedicated to investigating and exposing deep state operations inside and outside the United States.
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Riaan Roux on Siener van Rensburg

Siener van Rensburg was a Boer prophet famed for his visions during the Boer Wars, predicting significant South African events.
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Brittni De La Mora was a porn star who became a Christian

Brittni De La Mora is an inspiration.
She was a top-tier porn star for seven years, landing over 250 film roles and gaining international fame. Despite her ‘success’, she was plagued by emptiness and despair, relying on drugs and alcohol to cope, even making unsuccessful suicide attempts.
Then she became a Christian, abruptly exited the porn industry, and started a new life.
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Andrew Wilson on the importance of right-wing conservatism

Right-wing conservatism, rooted in the bedrock of orthodox Christianity, offers a robust framework for societal stability and individual flourishing, argues Andrew Wilson (husband of Occult Feminism author Rachel Wilson).
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Sean Parker was falsely accused of rape, and jailed

Sean Parker was falsely accused of rape and was sentenced to eight years, four of which were behind bars.
This is what feminism has brought us.
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Men and women should not sleep around before marriage

Marrying early has its advantages, especially for women, argues Los Angeles-based doctor Mark McDonald.
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Denis Rancourt on vaccine deaths in the southern hemisphere

A new paper by Denis Rancourt and colleagues looks at Covid™ vaccine-related deaths in 17 countries in the southern hemisphere. These countries include Argentina, Australia, Brazil, and South Africa, among others. 
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Debbie DeGroff on indoctrination in children’s books

Debbie DeGroff got into children’s books when her eldest child started reading. She noticed differences between current ’80s literature and her own childhood reads. Her curiosity soon turned to worry, sparking decades of research. Over the last 30+ years, she’s read thousands of kids’ and young adult books.
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Professor Otty Nxumalo on the greatness of Mangosuthu Buthelezi

Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi, who recently died at age 95, was a powerful figure in South African politics, known for leading the Inkatha movement, later renamed the Inkatha Federal Party (IFP).
He was a member of the Zulu Royal Family and deeply loved and respected throughout the Zulu nation.
Professor Otty Nxumalo, born in the KwaZulu-Natal province of South Africa, is a multi-talented man with degrees from the Universities of South Africa (UNISA), Harvard, and Zululand.
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Gerda Potgieter on KwaSizabantu and why News24 got it wrong

Kwasizabantu is a non-denominational church mission that originated in South Africa.
In her book, A Journey To The Truth: The case of KwaSizabantu Mission, Gerda Potgieter delves into the ethics of news headlines, examining their power to shape public opinion and impact reputations. She focuses on News24's untruthful coverage of KwaSizabantu.
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Etienne de la Boetie² on the Federal Reserve and mass control

The Federal Reserve has a significant grip on the US economy, its political system and, by extension, the rest of the world.
Etienne de la Boetie² is the founder of the Art of Liberty Foundation and the author of Government – The Biggest Scam in History.
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Jeremy Kuzmarov on the history of the CIA

The CIA began as the Office of Strategic Services (OSS), a military branch that conducted espionage and undercover operations during World War II.
As Jeremy Kuzmarov - editor of CovertAction Magazine points out - the CIA's history is, pretty much, wholly destructive.
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Rachel Wilson on the occultic roots of feminism

Occult influences deeply permeated the women’s liberation movement, an aspect often overlooked in the established narrative.
This unearths a complex, obscured history, challenging preconceived perceptions. Integral to this narrative are elements such as demon worship, witchcraft, and CIA involvement, making the history of feminism far from honest.
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Helen Joyce on transgenderism, ideology and reality

There’s a real hesitancy to dive into certain topics, especially the ones that go against what most people think or believe.
This is clear when it comes to talking about gender identity and the idea that ‘trans women are men’ and, more specifically, that men and women can switch genders.
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Mark Weber on the Bolshevik Revolution

The Bolshevik Revolution, or the October Revolution, occurred in Russia in 1917. It was a significant event that brought about major changes in the country’s history, from a monarchy to a communist state.
Mark Weber is a historian and author at the Institute for Historical Review.
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A beginner’s guide to Muammar Gaddafi, with Matteo Capasso

Muammar Gaddafi, also known as Colonel Gaddafi, was a significant figure in Libya and world politics.
 
Matteo Capasso is an Italian historian and research fellow at Columbia University and Ca’ Foscari University in Venice.
 
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Thomas Seyfried on cancer not being genetic

Thomas Seyfried is a prominent scientist and researcher in the field of cancer biology and metabolic therapies. 
He argues that cancer is not genetic and that, in fact, it is metabolic. Which means that chemotherapy is not necessary and that a ketogenic is effective.
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