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Jerm Warfare

Jerm

We’re constantly bombarded with fake news, propaganda, agendas, and outright lies.

It’s an information war.

What is true?

I don’t know either—but I’m trying to find out, one dangerous idea at a time.

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August 6 · 59 min
Homeschooling is superior and here's why
If you had asked me my opinion about homeschooling before I had a family, I would have laughed it off and parroted the usual tropes like "homeschooled kids are antisocial" and others. But the truth is, as one of America's leading figures in the homeschool movement, Kevin Swanson, says, homeschooling is about providing better education and a stronger focus on the family. After all, you don't outsource your children's health to the state, so why outsource their education to the state? There are obviously pros and cons to homeschooling, but Kevin — who was himself homeschooled — argues the pros outweigh the cons. ➡️ Links, videos, trivia, and so on, all at jermwarfare.com
August 5 · 59 min
Electric cars do, in fact, serve a purpose
In this week's UK Column banter between myself, Mike, and Charles, we chat about internal combustion engines versus electric vehicles, and why the latter are great at reducing noise pollution but terrible at reducing other pollution. We also touch on data centres and why the whole manmade climate change narrative is bunk. Oh, and I learn a new word.
August 4 · 1 hr 4 min
Do Afrikaners have a future?
Dan Roodt is a prolific South African writer, poet, philosopher, and historian focused on all things Afrikanerdom. He has spent decades protecting and promoting Afrikaner history, culture, heritage, and, worryingly, the future of Afrikaners. You see, Afrikaners belong, as their name implies, in Africa, but have faced centuries of obstacles, challenges, and difficulties, making their future uncertain. Will Afrikanerdom exist in a hundred years? Dan answers that question in this conversation.
August 3 · 1 hr 1 min
Raw milk, delicious burgers, and drinking your wife's milk
Farmer Angus is a good friend of mine. He has a regenerative farm that I've visited many times, and his style of agriculture is ahead of the curve. We just shot the breeze in this conversation, touching on why raw milk is better, the delicious burger patties he made for me, and why all husbands drink their wife's breast milk.
July 31 · 1 hr 14 min
The Great Trek, Boers, and the prophecies that helped them
Simon Roche is a regular on my podcast. He is the spokesman for the Suidlanders, an exit-strategy group here in South Africa that prepares for a race-based civil war — which hopefully will never happen, but exists just in case, given our racially tense history. This time, we chatted about the difference between Afrikaners and Boers, the Great Trek, the battles against the British Empire, and an important Boer prophet by the name of Siener van Rensburg. ➡️ Please visit my website because it's awesome.
July 30 · 1 hr 14 min
Privacy, sovereignty, and culture
Gabriel Custodiet is "the privacy guy". His work is heavily focused on not being tracked and traced, remaining sovereign and free, and walking the talk. I've seen where and how he lives and, yes, he is legit. In this conversation, he gives some very good tips on how to break free from surveillance, and also discusses why AI can actually be very helpful, if used correctly.
July 29 · 1 hr 1 min
Apartheid and the Helderberg air disaster
David Klatzow is a forensic scientist who was hired to investigate the 1987 Helderberg air disaster, widely considered one of the most covered up in aviation history. He knows more than anyone in the world about what happened, and says the official story is bunk. In short, the aircraft was carrying rocket fuel which caught alight mid-air, but the South African government is hiding the truth. Boeing changed their planes after this crash.
July 27 · 58 min
Humans do not cause climate change
Tony Heller is the reason I changed my views on global warming, roughly 15 years ago. His website and short videos — in which he relentlessly mocked the official narrative — had me hooked. The simple truth is that the climate changes, and always has. Humans are not more powerful than the sun and the elements. We can't adjust Earth's temperature like a control knob. Driving your petrol car doesn't melt the ice caps. As Tony says, focus on what you can actually change — pollution, water management, and so on. ➡️ Videos and more are at my website jermwarfare.com.
July 23 · 1 hr 1 min
The world was fooled by fraudulent PCR tests
Simon Goddek is a great scientist. Well, he was. After he exposed the PCR fraud — rooted in the junk science of a man called Christian Drosten — he lost his job and walked away from corporate science for good. Now he lives entirely off the grid in a Brazilian jungle. Christian Drosten is the man behind the PCR test used around the world in 2020. The PCR technology itself was invented by Kary Mullis, but Drosten created the 'settings' that everybody used — and it was all fraudulent. All of it. ➡️ Watch the video episode and get more info at jermwarfare.com
July 22 · 1 hr 3 min
A vaccinated doctor who turned anti-vax
Former medical doctor David Cartland shares his extraordinary story of being struck off the medical register after speaking out about COVID vaccine injuries he witnessed first-hand in his practice. A self-described 'vaccinated anti-vaxxer' who took two doses under threat of dismissal, David details the 'kill chain' of reprisals that followed his dissent, from GMC erasure and a DBS safeguarding ban to a football ban and police harassment, all whilst the death threats he received were dismissed as 'just internet threats'. In short, the medical (and sports) industries tried to destroy him after he realised the jabs were toxic. It's an unbelievable story.
July 21 · 55 min
Has the British monarchy been infiltrated?
In this week's banter with UK Column's Mike Robinson and Charles Malet, we chat about the distraction economy and the importance of not being consumed by work. We also discuss the British monarchy, its influence, whether it's been infiltrated, and the dark power of the City of London.

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