The Deep State Consciousness Podcast

Dr. Meryl Nass was a key figure in bringing to light that toxic doses of the drug hydroxychloroquine were being administered in medical trials—with lethal effects. In this interview I ask Dr. Nass whether the deaths caused by such trials were substantial enough to significantly impact the excess mortality rate. Dr. Nass also addresses the efficacy of hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin, as Dr. Fauci...

I was interviewed on my book Contemplating Conspiracy by Alex Tsakiris on the Skeptiko podcast. Certainly a lively discussion! Alex agreed with some aspects and strongly disputed others. https://skeptiko.com/richard-cox-spiritual-journey-conspiracy-555/ Skeptiko.com is the #1 podcast covering the science of human consciousness. We cover six main categories: Near-death experience science and the ev...

‘The British response is one of the most controversial parts of its imperial history. They would now engage in warfare against the civilian population, burning thousands of farm houses, destroying crops and slaughtering animals.. Both Boer and Black Women and children were removed from their burnt out homes and placed in concentration camps. Conditions were so squalid that up to fifty thousand of...

I was invited on The Corbett Report to talk about my book, The Essence of Anarchy, and respond to a question on government regulation of smoking. Given that increased restrictions on tobacco advertising correlate with a decline in smoking, can’t we conclude they were a good idea? Surely no one would claim seat belt mandates haven’t saved lives, would they? Listen to the podcast to find out. Buy th...

Robert Bonomo first came on the show a couple of years ago to explain the origins of money and its corruption in the modern financial system. He returns today to discuss his documentary films Twilight of the Archons, where he looks at these issues through a gnostic spiritual lens. Robert also lived in Russia for a number of years, so I also ask him his perspective on current goings on there. Watch...

I've been aware for a long time that Adam was once involved in the New Atheist Movement, being a particularly big fan of Christopher Hitchens. In this interview I ask him about his personal journey both in and out of that movement, and what exactly happened to the movement as a whole. Follow Adam at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZqzZos4R6NbWkq4ycAJuyw/videos

'We can take a complex mystical concept like "dissolution of the self" and turn that into something so common and mundane that everybody does it every day. If the mystical experience is rooted in something as simply as falling asleep, then anyone can do it, and do it to a great degree of depth.' Meditation on Consciously Experiencing the Deep Sleep State: https://payhip.com/b/4GB6w Tim Freke's Dee...

What have you experienced outside Mind? And if you haven't, are you sure there's anything there to find? From the book: Of Matter or Mind?: Paradoxical Poems on the Nature of Reality Available on Amazon: ( US ), ( UK ) And on Payhip

Adam Fitzgerald interviews me on The Darkened Hour Podcast about my book Contemplating Conspiracy.   Contemplating Conspiracy: Excursions into Undiluted Madness, available on  Amazon ( US ) ( UK )     

'Previously David Icke was a spiritualist who wrote about how problems in the world, including his predictions of natural disasters, arise from humanities negative thought patterns. He doesn’t reject this view, but now a nefarious force takes centre stage to direct this process.'   See David's full presentation on The Robots' Rebellion here: https://odysee.com/@bambaferko:7/The-Robots-Rebellion--D...

By the turn of the twentieth century, and much as with Nicaragua, American corporations were consolidating large landholdings and lobbied the US government to protect their investments as they ran into conflict over issues such as peasants rights. The first US military incursion took place in 1903 and occurred consistently over the succeeding decades. Because the country was effectively controlled...

The United States now moved to block the Nicaraguan government from putting down the rebellion. They employed the same tactic that had been used in Hawaii twenty-seven years earlier, forbidding the Nicaraguan soldiers from firing on the rebels for fear they might hit American civilians. US Warships then deployed Marines to enforce this order.   The quote, ‘When history is written, the contras will...

The Panama Canal was Theodore Roosevelt's pet project. Panama was then a province of Columbia, albeit one with an active separatist movement. Columbia was reluctant to give the United States the kind of control it wanted over the canal zone, requesting ten million dollars to cede sovereignty. Rather than pay up, Roosevelt had a different solution in mind. Sources: The Panama Deception (Documentary...

As soon as a global pandemic is announced, not even when its effects are noticed, just when it’s suspected of being on its way, human systems don’t stand still, they move to adapt. These adaptations can themselves have profound effects on things like the mortality rate.   The question I think we should all be asking is: to what extent have we lived through a pandemic and to what extent have we act...

In the 1870s, with Japanese students studying in American universities, some US expansionists started to see Japan as a potential imperial partner, a proxy force through which they could extend greater influence into East Asia. Sources: James Bradley, The Imperial Cruise  Chalmers Johnson, The Sorrows of Empire   Gerry Docherty and Jim MacGregor, Hidden History: The Secret Origins of the First Wor...

A lot of media figures are talking as if they’re inside the Russian President’s head. From this position they are able to both explain his motives and diagnose his psychopathology at the same time. Such speculation is fine as far as it goes, but what I find more valuable is to understand the historical context in which this conflict arises. In this podcast I will therefore be running over the past...

In this episode we’re going to look at the resistance that grew to America’s emergence as an overseas empire in the 1890s—The Anti-Imperialist League. We’ll look at where the League failed and succeeded, what became of it and what parallels exist with anti-imperialism today.  Are we running into the same problems over and over again? Just as empires have patterns they continually recreate, does an...

‘If you think Alex Jones is right then it’s an overwhelmingly good thing he warned everyone about this emerging fascism. If you think he’s wrong then he’s scare mongered people into non-compliance with entirely sensible public health measures. What I want to point out though is that if Alex is guilty of creating fear and suspicion of government mandated medicine, then Abby Martin is no less so. Ex...

I’d like to look at why Jimmy’s gypsy joke worked. If the audience don’t find the idea of  genocide gypsies any funnier than they find pedophilia, why did they laugh?   TRIGGER WARNING: the contents of this episode are frankly obscene.   Article on the British Government’s anti-traveller laws: https://www.travellerstimes.org.uk/news/2021/03/new-anti-traveller-laws-set-criminalise-nomadic-way-life...

When in stories of conquest You no longer buy And the promise of security Is seen for a lie Then a different song We’ll just have to sing A siren call of compassion That sounds so warm and nurturing   Read the poem here: https://deepstateconsciousness.medium.com/killing-with-kindness-783eb925f066   Donations to the show can be made at: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=ZL2DQE3EK446C

Heal the World is a kind of nondual spiritual book, written in a really down to earth relatable style. I would suggest this is one of David Icke’s strengths as a writer, the ability to talk about spirituality as if he was having a conversation down the pub.    Notes Dr. Dean Radin experiments: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1550830707001802 https://www.sciencedirect.com/sci...

In this fifth instalment of the Energy of Empire series we’ll look at the US invasion of the Philippines, how the nature of the ensuing occupation changed over the following decades, and in what form it persists to this day.   Sources: The True Flag , by Stephen Kinzer   Killing Hope , by William Bloom   Buying a Slave and The Roots of the Philippines Trafficking Epidemic , produced by Abbey Marti...

‘Do not make peace until we get Porto Rico.’ That’s what Theodore Roosevelt wrote to his partner in imperial crime, Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, as Roosevelt was preparing to personally invade Cuba. ‘Porto Rico is not forgotten and we mean to have it,’ Lodge replied.   Sources War Against All Puerto Ricans , by Nelson A Denis   Fantasy Island , by Ed Morales    America’s Backyard: Puerto Rico     Th...

And so on April 24th 1898 the United States and Spain went to war over Cuba. There was no need for the U.S. to enact conscription as it would do in later wars, Spurred on by a belief that Spain had murdered Americans on the USS Maine, hundreds of thousands, maybe up to a million young men volunteered.    There were substantial American commercial interests in Cuba, mostly agricultural and in railw...

Jacqui Deevoy is a freelance journalist who has spent many years writing for major British newspapers. Around two years ago she began investigating how a banished euthanasia program had returned to British hospitals—coinciding with the onset of COVID-19. This program includes greatly increased use of the respiratory depressant drug midazolam. Jacqui joins us today to talk about her research and ho...