Davos in the Desert Podcast Series

Has social credit scoring arrived in the United States? Some say it has.  ESG scoring has metastasized all over corporate America. Politically correct companies are rewarded with lower interest rate loans. In some cases, conservative Americans are being cut off from social media, banks and payment platforms. Democrat lawmakers tried to place siting Republican Senators on the no-fly list in January...

This highly insightful session discusses the policies the World Health Organization is pursuing to control many aspects of the worldwide populace’s daily lives. Inasmuch as can be determined, the WHO is preparing to dictate which drugs should be administered and which medicines doctors will be forbidden to prescribe. The WHO is developing policies with respect to vaccine passports, quarantining, r...

Producing the rare earth minerals necessary to build electric vehicles is not easy or inexpensive. Mining by nature is a dangerous business. Deadly accidents occur and long-term health issues arise from mining. Tremendous amounts of diesel fuel and electricity are used in mineral extraction. A bottleneck largely exists in getting these rare earth minerals to market as processing is expensive and i...

This highly informative session discusses the policies the federal government is taking to seize control of an increasing amount of America’s land used by farmers and ranchers. For instance, under the Conservation Reserve Program, the government pays farmers to refrain from developing portions of their land. Then, when endangered species are found on such land, the owners are forbidden to utilize...

Kevin Kirchman caught the European Space Agency red-handed. The ESA tried to pull the wool over our eyes by reporting record temperatures. How did they do this? The ESA switched the temperature reporting standards from two meters above land surface to land surface. The ESA reportedly explained that “…actual temperature of the land’s surface is significantly hotter than air temperatures." This...

This highly informative session discusses which companies should and should not seek to become publicly traded. It also imparts insight into the costs of going public and remaining public. A variety of paths a private company can take to become a public company are thoroughly explored. The following are among the issues discussed during this session: How much revenue are companies required to gene...

We are told to unquestioningly believe that mankind is solely responsible for so-called climate change. To ask any questions is said to be anti-science. But skewering people for asking questions about a scientific matter is anti-science. The climate change chest beaters are clearly becoming unhinged. The face of the climate change movement has been led by then 14-year old Greta Thunberg who has no...

Is China weaponizing life sciences? There is evidence that China engineered the COVID pathogen. If the COVID pathogen occurred naturally, it would have evolved. But this didn’t happen. Also, the unnatural features of the virus suggest that gene splicing took place.  Brandon Weichert discusses China’s gene doping initiatives. China is already gene doing its police and military dogs. Is creating gen...

Brad Dacus provides insight into the nature of some of the hundreds of cases that the Pacific Justice Institute is pursuing in its attempts to provide justice to those mistreated during the reign of terror waged during the COVID pandemic. Many thousands of members of the military were delisted because of their aversion to becoming vaccinated with an untested concoction. The PJI is working to get m...

The World Health Organization is not what it used to be. The World Health Organization should not be confused with the Red Cross. A growing incidence of the WHO’s budget hails from directed funding, many of whose contributors have axes to grind and drugs to promote. The WHO is largely influenced by China which contributes less money to the WHO than Nigeria. It is unclear how much funding is direct...

Should Elon Musk be classified as an African American? Why are Afghans classified as white? Is an Argentinian of direct German descent a Latin American or a European? Should anyone care? Listen to Professor David Bernstein speak about the illogic of classifying Americans by race especially as there are more mixed-race marriages and adoptions. There are no standard definitions of race and bi-racial...

Listen to this podcast to learn about the messaging that Free North Korea Radio is broadcasting into North Korea. Discover how North Koreans are listening to such broadcasts and how targeted the messaging has become. Also, learn about the effectiveness of leaflet drops and rice bottles floating in rivers in spreading the message of human rights in North Korea. The following are among the other iss...

Ralph Lorigo successfully litigated scores of cases against hospitals throughout 40 states. What was the common complaint? Hospitals refused to administer Ivermectin, a drug that has been prescribed about 3 billion times over the past 35 years, with almost no reported adverse effects. At costs of many tens of thousands of dollars per litigation, hospitals hired the best law firms to use every liti...

During this podcast, George Khalaf discusses how he and his team use data to target candidate messaging and tweak candidate messaging so as to resonate with various audiences without compromising underlying policy positions. George also discusses the limitations of running a data-centric campaign. The program explores the reliability of surveys, how they should be best crafted and the related expe...

Senior Helpers is a nation-wide franchise that sends caregivers to the residences of the elderly. These well-trained and well-screened caregivers help clients with daily living tasks, driving them to appointments and social events, and reminding them of complying with prescriptions.  The following are among the issues discussed during this informative podcast:  The recruitment, training, screening...

This chilling podcast sheds light on the Biden Administration’s war on Catholics. The FBI issued a memo that called for the deracination of “Radical-Traditional Catholics.” This was to be accomplished by “developing sources with access to places of worship.” The faulty logic behind the memo hailed from the Southern Poverty Law Center which has essentially suggested that the entire Roman Catholic C...

This fascinating session covers a wide array of issues. We begin by discussing recent tension points between the United States and China. Among these sources of strife are the propagation of COVID from China, China’s role in the smuggling of fentanyl into the United States, and China’s collection of a multitude of datapoints on tens of millions of Americans. Mr. Cropsey opines as to the extent tha...

Peter Gallo discusses how his investigations into corruption at the United Nations were stymied at every turn. Investigators must wait 21 days before traveling abroad. Mr. Gallo was threatened with contract non-renewal for asking questions that were not pre-approved. Investigations are thwarted by the siloing of departments at the UN, where investigators lack inter-department authority. There is n...

The Civil War was the deadliest war in American history. Altogether, over 600,000 died in the conflict—more fatalities than World War I and World War II combined. A soldier was 13 times more likely to die in the Civil War than in the Vietnam War. There may have been as many as 60,000 excruciatingly painful amputations performed during the Civil War.  As gory as the Civil War was, Professor Brettle...

America’s enemies such as Iran, China, and Russia are swarming all over Latin America. Many of their inimical actions are coordinated. Their actions are designed to skirt sanctions, secure crucial resources and win the hearts and minds of the local populations.  This fascinating podcast discusses issues such as:  Building of soft power through the likes of 80 Iranian cultural centers in Latin Amer...

Hundreds of brilliant researchers made heroic efforts to bring effective anti-COVID-19 vaccines to market in record time. Their valiant efforts should neither be underestimated nor forgotten. However, there was also a lot of weird shit going on concurrently. Some might say some COVID policies were premeditated and maniacally evil. The tragic and avoidable loss of life resulting from anti-COVID pol...

Topic:   The Evils of Critical Race Theory Donna Jackson pulls no punches in taking to task the pernicious promoters of critical race theory. She discusses how relentless CRT-driven race baiting sews strife among the populace. She explains how white communities, such as East Palestine, Ohio, are largely overlooked when tragedy strikes. Donna educates the listener on how the warped notion...

Topic:   Arizona’s Compromised 2022 Elections Mark Sonnenklar served as a roving attorney in Maricopa County during Arizona’s 2022 primary and general elections, published a comprehensive report regarding the experiences of eleven of the seventeen roving attorneys in Maricopa County on general election day, and was an important member of Kari Lake’s legal team during her election contest...

Topic:   Lessons in City Management with the Honorable Kevin Hartke Chandler, AZ is one of the nation’s best run cities. Taxes are low and the quality of living is high. It is one of the few cities that has an AAA rating from all of the credit rating agencies and crime is about as low as it has been since the late 1980s, when Chandler was only about a quarter of its current population. L...

Topic:   Legal Issues That Arise in Acquisitions The role of transactions lawyers is to structure and de-risk deals for clients. Transactions lawyers are instrumental in facilitating due diligence, structuring deals to address payment terms, tax treatment, and risk allocation, and managing deal logistics. One of the nation’s preeminent corporate lawyers shares keen insights, relates comm...