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Award-winning independent cartoons and heavily censored podcast by Jerm.
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Why do mothers kill their children? (opens the original)
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Few people can say they've spent 60 years fighting the same battle, but Peter Breggin can. The 90-old Harvard-trained psychiatrist, often called "the conscience of psychiatry", joined me for another conversation. I can't remember when, exactly, but it was around 2021 when he first joined me on my podcast. (I will try to find that conversation and upload it to my website, soon.) Despite recovering from a stroke he suffered just last month (August), his mind remains as sharp as ever, even if his t
Right Said Fred ... said right things (opens the original)
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Do you remember Right Said Fred? Of course you do. Brothers Fred and Richard have appeared on my podcast several times over the years, so I thought it was time for another catch-up. As someone who grew up in the punk-rock scene, I was deeply disappointed by how many people who claimed to represent punk values bent over backwards to appease the establishment during the Covid years. Covid showed us why punk is dead What happened to the rock music industry? What happened to the rebellious attitude?
Patriarchal societies are the default for a reason (opens the original)
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I had not heard of Andrew Wilson until I interviewed his wife, Rachel, who wrote that absolute corker of a book, Occult Feminism . Turns out he has his own channel, and he's every bit as sharp as his better half. Andrew runs " The Crucible " on YouTube, a live debate and commentary show in which he engages in what he describes as "bloodsport debate". By trade, Andrew is a robotics engineer, which is to say he's a blue-collar guy who actually works with his hands and fixes things for a living. He
The WHO changed the definition of "pandemic" (opens the original)
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If you want to sell billions of doses of experimental vaccines to governments, you have one massive hurdle: people need to actually be dying. Back when words still had fixed meanings, a pandemic meant a novel virus tearing through the world and leaving behind massive, undeniable piles of bodies. What am I talking about? Well, as it happens, back in 2009, the World Health Organisation (WHO) quietly changed the definition of pandemic . This post is for subscribers only Subscribe now Already have a
Why are universities collapsing? (opens the original)
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The classic purpose of a university is was simple and elegant: gather the smartest people, have them do cutting-edge research, and let that research trickle down to students so they graduate at the absolute frontier of human knowledge. Except that, well, nah, it's no longer like that. I asked forensic scientist David Klatzow why. I can list the lecturers who were any good whatsoever in my years at Wits on the fingers of a mutilated hand. — David Klatzow Universities get government subsidies for
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