Krishnan Guru-Murthy interviewing Russian Ambassador Andrei Kelin

3:55 All it needs is some decent press to recognise this as a confrontation between ideologies: one of reasonable human beings on the one hand and mealy-mouthed weevils on the other. See Scott Ritter - The Name's Bombed, James Bombed,...

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2:28 UK/USA relations and Europe and then British elections: 

Ben Norton on Western hypocrisy

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Carney isn't Canadian, he's a banker and the central banks are the world government. The ECB issues its own passports, for example. 

My comment:

​​@marybailey7881 Werner's idea was based on the premise that the Central banks would use their power to do good, not to provide money-printing facilities to billionaires. That was very naïve.

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See also this post from Novara Media about an Epstein/Thiel venture capital firm and Mandelson/Starmer visits to Palantir. 

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Kim Iversen talking to Murtaza Hussein of Drop Site news. I think he has it about right: the whole thing is more like international organised crime families than anything else. There lots of them,... 

She also talked to Ben Swann who's been reporting this stuff for almost a decade now.


It was a long talk:


27:35 There's a discussion between Bill Gates and Jeffrey Epstein about how to get rid of all the poor people. See Clare Craig on Medical Ethics.

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There are quite a few "academics" who were connected to all this. I thought her "summing up" (24:42) was quite good, but I guess I'm not cynical enough to really believe that's all it really is.

 

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