Daniel Ford

Paper View

News EN ↓ 208 episodes

Reviewing newspaper headlines over the week and placing events and headlines in their true context. Available on iTunes, Spotify, TuneIn, Stitcher, Amazon Music/Audible, Deezer, iHeart Radio, Google Podcasts, PlayerFM, Gaana Boomplay and Audacy.

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Daniel Ford

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Latest episode

Jun 6, 2026

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Episodes

Paper View segment - European Elections 2019 (Can You Hear Us Now?) 27.05.2019

In this one-off Paper View segment, I talk about the recent result in the European Elections 2019 where the Brexit Party stormed the competition and proved yet again that there is a huge mandate in Britain for Brexit.

Paper View - Episode 54 - Part 2 - Political Persuasion 14.05.2019

Amazon, through its charity system, Amazon Smile, has been attacked for funding anti-vaccine groups. Amazon Smile allows shoppers to donate to an organisation of their choice. I talk about vaccines and the wider context to this story. Ilhan Omar has been criticised for her comments about American-Israeli dual loyalty. I talk about the bigger picture of this story. Any comments/questions? Feel free...

Paper View - Episode 54 - Part 1 - Sales Pitch 02.05.2019

In this episode, I talk about how we are being sold an agenda via the sales pitch for the agenda. The British people are being sold a farcical 'Brexit' and warned off a No Deal Brexit because of the sales pitch that a No Deal Brexit would have catastrophic consequences, when a No Deal Brexit is the only Brexit. Humanity is being sold the 'next level' of human 'evolution' in the form of merging wit...

Paper View - Episode 53 - Part 2 - A Brief History of Time 14.04.2019

Human evolution, and evolution in general, is set in (ancient) stone. We know what happened and how evolution works ... or do we? Join me on a journey through time (and space) in this Paper View special, as I present a fascinating story and a new take on evolution, human nature and human society. Any comments/questions? Feel free to tweet me @paperviewcast E-mail: paperpodcast@outlook.com Facebook...

Paper View - Episode 53 - part 1 - Divide and Rule 05.04.2019

We see divisions everywhere in society today. Brexit is one of the main divisions currently. I talk about the various divisions in society today and how they help those who desire to rule us. Political correctness is about the population silencing itself and being silenced so tyranny rules. Transgender men competing in women's sport is blatantly ridiculous. The BBC became embroiled in a 'no-platfo...

Paper View - Episode 52 - Carbon Copy 18.03.2019

In this episode, I look at stories which relate to the agenda that the lie of human caused climate change is being used to advance. Human caused climate change is being used to create a carbon copy world; only synthetic and technological. I start with a story about 'de-carbonising'. The British Labour Party is to set out plans to 'de-carbonise' to tackle the climate 'crisis' and fulfill the green...

Paper View - Episode 51 09.03.2019

In this episode, I cover the Green New Deal, Obesity, AI and Libraries. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, U.S. Representative for New York's 14th congressional district, a Democrat and 'progressive' personified, has proposed the Green New Deal, a vision for a greener world. I talk about the wider context of the Green New Deal and why it's not what it seems. Obesity is on the increase. Is it any wonder? I...

Paper View - 50 Not Out!! 21.02.2019

This is the 50th episode of Paper View. Here's to the 100th!! In this episode, I cover Israel, Hollywood, Climate change and Dementia patients. The Chief Rabbi, Ephraim Mirvis, the Jewish community’s most senior religious figure in the UK, has called for Eurovision not to be boycotted and relocated. I talk about why those calling for Eurovision in Israel to be boycotted are quite right to call for...

Paper View - Episode 49 - Superimposed (remixed) 16.02.2019

All over society, we see examples of imposition either of state or other propaganda, or imposition in other ways. In this episode, I feature examples of imposition. America is once again imposing its will and geopolitical agenda; this time in Venezuela. I cover the Venezuelan 'revolution', placing it in context with other 'revolutions' and regime changes involving the West and their geopolitical a...

Paper View - Episode 48 - The Long Game 30.01.2019

The Long Game is defined as: "British term for a long-term confidence trick, or con. A multi-step scam, often involving multiple people and aimed at obtaining large sums of money from marks, or suckers." This sums up Brexit perfectly. Britain's membership of the European Union was a confidence trick in the first place, and we're seeing Brexit being diverted and delayed, and democracy being thwarte...

Paper View - Episode 47 - Respect Is A Two Way Street 22.01.2019

Welcome back to Paper View. This is the first episode of 2019. In this episode, I cover stories which have the theme of respect. Emmanuel Macron and Angela Merkel have said they both seek a European megastate merging France and Germany policy. I talk about the wider picture of this proposal and why Macron and Merkel are far from the origin of the idea. Ken Loach's hit 2016 film "I, Daniel Blake" I...

Paper View - Episode 46 - Public Opinion 17.12.2018

This is the final episode of 2018. Paper View returns in January 2019. In this episode, I talk about the changing public opinion towards politics and the political system. French protestors in yellow vests - the gillets jaunes - have made their feelings known about the political system under Macron in France. I cover this story and talk about protests in general. Public opinion towards politics in...

Paper View - Episode 45 - He Sees You When You're Sleeping... (and the Ministry of Truth) 09.12.2018

In this episode, I look at surveillance, re-writing history and the erosion of culture. MI6 chief Alex Younger has outlined the need for a new era of spying, using artificial intelligence and robots. I talk about the wider picture of this story. Britain has announced it will work on its own satellite project after Brexit (if Brexit happens). Britain say they will spend an enormous amount of money...

Paper View - Episode 44 - Part 2 - Health Wise 02.12.2018

In this 'episode', I look at an article talking about fake news in terms of dangers to health. Subjets covered are mobile phone radiation, vaccines, chemicals from plastics and statins. I talk about mainstream media dismissal of alternative information and why this is so prevalent among mainstream journalists. Links to articles and studies: http://www.mercuryconvention.org/Convention/Text/tabid/34...

Paper View - Episode 44 - Part 1 30.11.2018

In this episode, I cover the California wildfires geoengineering, China's credit system, ID cards and terrorism. California has been struck by wildfires or forest fires. I make points about it not being made in the mainstream media (of course) and talk about the possible wider context of the story. Atmospheric spraying to 'save the planet' may be 'possible' say engineers. I have talked about geoen...

Paper View - Episode 43 20.11.2018

In this episode, I cover pollution, welfare, social media and Sark in the Channel Islands. Sark, one of the Channel Islands close to Britain, are due to have their electricity cut-off due to a payment dispute. I talk about how this plays into the agenda for the world and explain the wider picture behind this story. Diesel pollution has been found to cause lung problems in kids. This story relates...

Paper View - Episode 42 - Technically Speaking 15.11.2018

We live in a world of increasing technology, and while technology has allowed for advancement in practically every area of society, with many great things it allows us to do, and the new doors it has opened to possibility, it also has a very sinister end. In this episode, I look at stories either directly focused on or leading to the technological agenda for human society and humanity. Britain’s b...

Paper View - Episode 41 10.11.2018

In this episode, I feature stories relating to the Asia Bibi case, poppies, policing and childhood. Asia Bibi, a farm labourer from Pakistan, was accused of insulting and blaspheming against the Prophet Mohammad. She faced the death sentence but the decision was overturned and now she seeks asylum. I talk about religion and why it's an exercise in limitation. Poppies are being sold and worn by som...

Paper View - Episode 40 - Morals & Dogma (and inversions) 02.11.2018

In this episode, I look at how morals and values are inverted in the face of political correctness. One of the big stories of the week, Donald Trump and the migrant caravan. I talk about the real reason for migration and talk about a simple facts missed when it comes to migration. The focus on the subject of migration is the migrants rather than the native population. Grooming gangs are prevalent...

Paper View - Episode 39 - Technical Problems 25.10.2018

In this episode, I feature stories relating to how technology is changing us and society. 13 million people in Britain have seen their local bank branches shut, official figures show. I talk about the wider context of this story and its implications for freedom. A Defense Report warns of future threats from robots and talks about using robots in the military. I talk about where this is leading and...

Paper View Episode 38 23.10.2018

In this episode, I cover foreign aid, online abuse, sexual harrassment and kids' suicide. A recent report by the Department for International Development (DFID) revealed serious implications for foreign aid. I talk about what foreign aid is used for that doesn't involve helping the people we're told it's there to help. A new report by the thinktank WebRoots Democracy published in parliament outlin...

Paper View Episode 37 - Suppression & Subversion 15.10.2018

In this episode, I look at examples of supression and subversion. Silicon Valley is an example of suppression as it is a source for many people of information through social media while suppressing information challenging the official narrative of everything. A former Google employee has launched a scathing attack on Silicon Valley giants. I cover this story and explain the bigger picture to these...

Paper View Episode 36 - Mob Rule 06.10.2018

In this episode, I feature examples of how the PC mob and the fake 'Liberal' Left are becoming the new tyranny. The United Nations recently held a meeting on how to empower women and girls. I talk about how I see this and where I see this potentially leading, as well as talking about the real deal behind the United Nations Agenda 2030 (an off-shoot of Agenda 21) and its 17 'Sustainable Development...

Paper View Episode 35 - Technocracy 29.09.2018

In this episode, I feature examples of the AI technological take-over and of the impact of social media through technology on our lives. A technocracy involves unelected figures running countries and society, and this is the world of the Hunger Games society, which is relevant to stories I feature this week. Theresa May claims traffickers are using travel agent style adverts on Facebook to encoura...

Paper View - Episode 34 - State Assets 22.09.2018

In this episode, I feature different areas of society and how they are all assets of the state and the elite's agenda. More on the anti-Semitism row engulfing the Labour party in Britain with its leader Jeremy Corbyn. I talk about the Revisionist Zionist groups targeting those challenging the Israeli regime and why and how they are state assets. Populism has really taken hold of politics and I exp...

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