Jerm Warfare

Anthony Brink on why Thabo Mbeki was right about HIV

Anthony Brink is a South African advocate of the High Court and argues that the former South African president, Thabo Mbeki, was correct in saying that HIV does not exist.
He was removed from the presidency after he questioned the AIDS narrative.
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Judith Curry on the complexities of Earth’s climate

Why is a warmer climate something to fear? A colder Earth is way worse.
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Germ Theory is dead

Steve Falconer explains why the established claims about Germ Theory are wrong and that no germs (viruses included) cause illness or have ever caused illness.
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What is anarchy?

Anarchy needs to be understood as a vector towards freedom and not towards chaos.
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Matt Ehret on the occultic history of America

Lest we forget the puppetry pulled by the strings of Albert Pike, J Edgar Hoover and the FBI.
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Jim Gale on the benefits of growing your own food

Good health and self reliance are foundational tenets of living freely. 
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Dane Wigington on climate engineering

What if it's true that powerful actors are trying to manipulate Earth's climate?
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Tony Gosling on secret societies

Secret societies have existed for a long time and have played influential roles in global affairs.
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Kevin Corbett on mental illness, HIV and paradigms

Is mental illness real?
I mean, sure, it's a thing here and there, but its prevalence and diagnosis are what I'm finding myself questioning.
Kevin Corbett chatted to me about this as well as the HIV swindle and why it matters that we challenge our paradigms.
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Mark Weber on the Anglo-Boer War

One of the most significant moments in, not just South African history, but world history is the Anglo-Boer War.
Mark Weber is a historian who unpacks the conflict between the British and Boers; the brilliance of the Boer war tactics; the concentration camps; the roles of Cecil Rhodes, Paul Kruger and others; gold and diamonds; and more.
It's a fascinating part of history and a testament to the creativity of the Boers.
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How many mass shootings were staged?

James Fetzer has written extensively on faked mass shootings and has been censored as a result.
He analyses the Boston bombing, the Orlando nightclub shooting, the Parkland shooting, the Charlottesville car bombing, and the Las Vegas mass shooting.
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Mark McDonald on monogamy and polygamy

Are multiple partners a good idea in a relationship? Is having many wives harmful to a family? Why do men constantly like looking at the menu, while women care more about what’s on the dinner table? Are there benefits to polygamous partnerships?
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John Hamer on falsifying history

What if humans did not evolve and that the history of humanity has been covered up? Are ancient bloodlines controlling our perceptions? Did the Great Library Of Alexandria contain important information about the real origins of humans?
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The Baileys are amazing people

Sam and Mark Bailey are two of the most inspiring hobbits people I’ve had the pleasure of meeting. They are both medical doctors who chose to no longer be medical doctors, thanks to the medical industry. Instead, they upgraded their outlook and chose to research – and promote – better ideas surrounding medicine and health.
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Ben Garrison is America’s angriest cartoonist

Ben Garrison is an American cartoonist who is heavily censored and hated by the establishment, which means that his work is over the target and worth following. Political cartoons are like a societal thermometer because they gauge the temperature of the zeitgeist. As the heat increases, so does the censorship.
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Jack Donovan on the way of men

The Way Of Men is a book (available at Amazon), by Jack Donovan, about masculinity and what it means (usually in relation to other men), and why it is not determined by women. Masculinity is determined by men and, specifically, the gang (or the tribe).
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Matt Lohmeier on Space Force and cultural Marxism

Matt Lohmeier is a fighter jet pilot who was fired from Top Gun Space Force after highlighting the infiltration of cultural Marxism in the Air Force. (Similarly, Taras Kobernyk is a software engineer who was fired from Google for highlighting the infiltration of cultural Marxism in the tech giant.)
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Daniel Estulin on the Bilderberg Group

Is the Bilderberg Group a secret society? What goes on at the annual Bilderberg meetings? Do they control the world?
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Samuel Sey on rejecting woke Christianity

Being a Christian means rejecting cultural Marxism, postmodernism, and wokeness.
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Ron Thomson on elephant overpopulation in the Kruger National Park

The Kruger National Park is one of the most beautiful game parks in the world, in my opinion.
But it has too many elephants, and they are killing the park. The solution is either to move them, or to shoot them, argues Ron Thomson, a big game conservationist of 60 years.
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