On Rick Munn’s outstanding Locked and Loaded on TNT Radio I was given an opportunity to discuss my latest book – The Manchester Attack: An Independent Investigation. Thanks to Rick for being braver than most in the so-called UK independent media.
The Manchester Attack: An Independent Investigation is my latest book exploring the evidence exposing the Manchester Arena bombing hoaxed false flag and the trial of the man who first reported it, Richard D. Hall. Mel K and I discuss the book on the Mel K Show
Online radicalisation is a myth. We have been sold this baseless idea to convince us to accept State censorship. Propagandists have been dispatched to convince us of the lie. Read here to learn more.
Mel K and I hold a wide ranging discussion about the current state of global geopolitics and public-private partnerships around the world.
On Locked and Loaded for TNT radio, Rick Munn and I discuss what is clearly emerging as the pressing reality. We, the people, are perceived by the State as its enemy. Watch and listen here.
David Kurten and I discuss “Climate: the Movie” which introduces audiences to the reality that, so-called “climate science” is not “settled” and the alleged scientific “consensus” is little more than a propaganda construct. Watch and listen here.
The Bank of England is not a “public corporation” and is not controlled by the Government. These are just stories we are told to hide the truth. The Bank of England is a private business. Read here to discover more.
Johhny Vedmore interviews Iain Davis about the Richard D. Hall case. The discussion was recorded live on TNT radio. Please check out this important conversation HERE.
Belief in conspiracy theory is said to be driven by an underlying psychology that verges on a mental health problem. This er…. idea emanates from experimental psychology and all of it is totally ridiculous.
In a conversation with Aaron Smith in his outstanding Subtlecain Podcast, we discuss geopolitics, digital currency, global power and economics and highlight the vital High Court case of Richard D. Hall