He spent twenty years telling America that vaccines were risky. Then he joined the Trump administration and started blaming the unvaccinated. What happened? Here is a timeline of what changed, and why I think it happened.
The Kiwi couple had a profoundly positive impact on my views around contagious diseases and virology in general. But a mysterious incident led them to break off our friendship, and to this day I still don't understand exactly what happened.
Growing up, I was taught not to talk to strangers. As a parent, I get it and I think about it, but I also find it sad what it says about society. How did we end up spiralling downwards into this paranoid cesspit?
In this livestream I touch on a pile of things: drinking coffee, writing in a journal, why we change, dealing with anger, the Russian plague hoax, contagion, the decline of White people, why tribalism is okay, and why I love Temu.
Pete Parada drummed for The Offspring for 14 years, then got kicked out for refusing the Covid jab. The band blamed travel and every excuse going. Nothing punk rock about that. They were pro-establishment through and through.
At UK Column's 20th anniversary, I heard Kate Markland's story: armed police took her nine-year-old son — on the word of a judge, with no actual reason. Three years on, she's still fighting to get him back. I was so moved, I invited her onto my podcast.
What if the official story about MLK's assassination is bunk? What if the FBI killed him and blamed James Earl Ray? Staged deaths lured King to Memphis, an informant put him on the balcony, and the real shot came from the bushes — not the window. Why was it covered up?
Banned Irish nationalist Keith Woods explains his views on race, IQ and ethnicity, traces how the race taboo was built from Boas to UNESCO, and makes his case for small, homogeneous, high-trust nations.
Mothers like Lindsay Clancy who kill their children are more commonplace than we admit. One of America's most prolific psychiatrists blames the pills: Big Pharma overmedicalises women with drugs that erode moral agency, and without them, these mothers would never have done it.
I still can't believe the music industry caved so completely to Covid tyranny. Whatever happened to rock 'n' roll's irreverent "stick it to the man" attitude? Turns out pop icons Right Said Fred were more punk rock than the punks themselves.
Christianity is the only viable moral foundation for society, argues Andrew Wilson, adding that feminism, gender ideology, and the feminisation of men are part of a deliberate dismantling of the natural patriarchal order.
As it happens, most people don't know that the World Health Organisation quietly changed the definition of "pandemic" in 2009. Were it not for the definition change, there'd have been no Covid "pandemic". Total coincidence, bro.
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