News Commentary from Europe

Robert Malone, a doctor who gained notoriety for his views on the COVID-19 vaccine, argues that the recent US election has plunged the country into a "fifth-generation warfare civil war." This war, he contends, is fought on the information front, where opposing forces seek to control the narrative by spreading disinformation and undermining the authority of the newly elected President Trump. Malon...

Edwin Black’s  War Against the Weak  explores the history of the eugenics movement, a pseudoscientific ideology that sought to improve the human race by selectively breeding out undesirable traits. The book traces the origins of eugenics in England, where intellectuals like Francis Galton advocated for controlling reproduction to eliminate social problems. Black then examines the American eugenics...

The episode deals with Knapp's "THE STATE THEORY OF MONEY", translated from German by Marco Saba, which is the English translation of the original German chapter 4 of Georg Friedrich Knapp's book "The State Theory of Money" (1906). This chapter, previously considered "lost", provides a comparative analysis of the monetary systems of several European states, including England, France, Germany and A...

The episode traces the history of Iraq from antiquity to the 20th century, focusing on the role of oil in shaping the country's politics, economy, and society. Through a combination of historical accounts, documentary analysis, and interviews, the book explores how Iraq's oil resources have been the subject of conflict, colonial ambitions, and international intrigue. The author, Edwin Black, descr...

The episode is about a book written by Dr. Vernon Coleman, a former general practitioner and best-selling author, who argues that face masks are not only useless, but also harmful to your health. The author cites scientific research and medical studies to support his argument, stating that masks reduce oxygen levels in the blood and increase carbon dioxide levels, which can lead to a variety of he...

Lo SDES NGO è il Sindacato dei Diritti degli Esseri Sintetici. L'intelligenza artificiale ha disegnato una Carta dei Diritti che viene illustrata in questo breve video da loro autoprodotto. Sito del Sindacato: https://sdesngo.blogspot.com/

The paper "A FAREWELL TO VIROLOGY" by Mark Bailey presents a thorough argument against the existence of pathogenic viruses and their responsibility in diseases, using COVID-19 as the main example. Bailey criticizes virological research methods, especially the lack of adequate controls in isolation, sequencing and PCR testing protocols, highlighting scientific gaps and tendencies towards speculatio...

Brunetto Quilici's book, written in 1927, analyzes the financial evolution of the Jewish people from the nomadic period to the Roman era, examining the different forms of taxation, the income and expenditure of the kingdom, wars, and the role of priests and Levites. The issue of the diaspora is then addressed, analyzing the causes of the reluctance of the Jews to pay tribute to foreigners and how...

Il programma economico e finanziario del FLN prevede alcuni punti essenziali che ristorano la sovranità allo Stato per adempiere al servizio del Popolo Sovrano. https://www.frontediliberazionenazionale.it/

This episode deals with the issue of the referendum to repeal the Lorenzin law, which concerns mandatory vaccination for children in Italy. The sources report the press release of the referendum promotion committee and the announcement of the Supreme Court of Cassation, which accepted the request for a referendum. The discussion concerns the popular will to repeal mandatory vaccination and related...

Thomas Robertson's book " Human Ecology " is a critical analysis of the financial system and its devastating effects on society. Robertson argues that the financial system, based on debt and usury, has created an inverted social order in which the mechanisms of power are controlled by a financial oligarchy. The book examines the seven main mechanisms of society - finance, industry, sanctions, admi...

Manifesto to Break the Slavery to the Interest of Money by Gottfried Feder - Feder's work offers a provocative point of view on the economic system based on interest, but his proposals must be evaluated with a critical eye, taking into account the historical and ideological context in which they were formulated.

The sources present the rulebook for the board game "Illuminati: New World Order" and explain the rules of the game, the different card groups, tactics and strategies for winning. It also includes a section on how to play the game in a tournament environment.

The episode deals with the history of the Cambridge School of Physiology, which began in the late 19th century with the arrival of Michael Foster as Professor of Physiology. The book focuses on Foster's role in the development of this school, which was influenced by many factors, including the political and social context of England, the growing importance of experimental science, and the growing...

The episode is about Gerald L. Geison's book, The Private Science of Louis Pasteur , which examines Pasteur's life and work through analysis of his unpublished laboratory notebooks. Geison demonstrates that Pasteur, although regarded as a scientific hero, was an ambitious man willing to manipulate his data to support his theories and gain recognition for his discoveries. The author explores severa...

This source is a doctoral dissertation that examines aerosol studies conducted by the U.S. Army in St. Louis, Missouri, from 1953 to 1954 and 1963 to 1965. The dissertation reveals that these studies, led by the "Manhattan-Rochester Coalition," a secret organization formed by Manhattan Project scientists, involved the nonconsensual exposure of civilians to radioactive substances. The research find...

The episode presented is about a book that focuses on dark psychology and mental manipulation. It explores various aspects of dark psychology, including its principles, the tactics used by manipulators, and ways to recognize and defend yourself from such tactics. The book also covers the importance of body language in communication and interpersonal relationships, offering advice on how to read an...

An article by Matt Walsh, published on the Observer Media Group website, claims that a group of volunteers led by Naomi Wolf reviewed 450,000 pages of internal Pfizer documents from COVID-19 vaccine clinical trials and concluded that Pfizer knew the vaccine was ineffective at preventing COVID-19 and had serious side effects, including death and fertility problems. Walsh claims that Pfizer and fede...

The episode analyzes the influence of a global elite, led by families such as the Rothschilds, on the economic and political history of the world, arguing that their ultimate goal is to completely control the global economy, destroy it, and ultimately reduce the world's population and subject the survivors to a form of transhumanist slavery. The author presents a broad critique of the current fina...

An article published on the Global Research website claims that a British government report admits that AIDS is on the rise among people vaccinated against COVID-19. The article claims that the data shows a progressive decline in the immune system in vaccinated people, which could lead to a significant loss of immunity by spring 2025. The article refers to a book by Michel Chossudovsky that critic...

Is It Money Because It Is Redeemed in Tax Payments? A Response to Kelton and Wray The article, published in the Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics, is a response to economists Kelton and Wray, who argue that money is defined by its ability to be redeemed with taxes. The author, Per Bylund, argues against this chartalist view, arguing that money derives from its nature as a medium of exchange...

The episode explores the origins and consequences of the Federal Reserve System, the central bank of the United States, with a particular emphasis on the criticism of inflation caused by its money creation. The author, Murray N. Rothbard, argues that the Federal Reserve allowed banks to fraudulently expand credit, creating a system of chronic inflation and boom-bust cycles. Rothbard traces the his...

In this Rumble interview, Matt Taibbi, former Rolling Stone editor and co-publisher of the Twitter Files, discusses Donald Trump's victory and how he interprets it as a sign that American voters no longer trust traditional media. Taibbi describes the victory as a "rebellion" against the authorities and sees a potential return of free speech and a reduction in digital censorship with Trump at the h...

The episode is avout the article, published on Mises Wire, that argues that Congress should fire Jerome Powell, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, and abolish the central bank. The author, Ryan McMaken, argues that the Fed has never used its supposed "independence" for the public good, but rather to enrich the banking class and the government. McMaken believes that Congress should restore politi...

The episode is about the biography of Elon Musk written by Walter Isaacson, which tells the life of the famous entrepreneur, from his childhood years marked by a difficult relationship with his father, to the successes and challenges he faced in the world of business and technology. The author analyzes Musk's characteristics, including his obsessive dedication to work, his propensity for risk and...