
Werner Bergholz | COMMENTARY #28
Just a harmless test swab? Werner Bergholz, former professor of electronic engineering and consultant for the German parlament, presents laboratory results from examining test swabs and discusses the finding of…

Shows 10. December 2021 · Ecology & Nature, Medicine & Health
Just a harmless test swab? Werner Bergholz, former professor of electronic engineering and consultant for the German parlament, presents laboratory results from examining test swabs and discusses the finding of…

Shows 30. November 2021 · Politics, Society
Do you recognise the censorship? Boris Reitschuster, German journalist and former head of the Moscow office of the news magazine FOCUS, about the misconception of the Network Enforcement Act, also…

Shows 26. November 2021 · Medicine & Health
Who is liable for vaccine injuries? Michèle Rivasi, French Politician and Member of the European Parliament, about the conflict of interests of the European countries when it comes to tracking…

Shows 16. November 2021 · Medicine & Health
We need transparency! Michèle Rivasi, French Politician and Member of the European Parliament, about the vaccination contracts at the Eurpean level and the lack in transparency.

Shows 9. November 2021 · Economy, Politics
State of emergency forever? Paul Schreyer, German author of "Chronicle of a Crisis Foretold", talks about the planned exercises prior to the onset of the Corona crisis begging the question…

2. November 2021 · Medicine & Health
Are SARS-CoV-2 variants really dangerous? Michael Yeadon, British scientist and former vice president of the pharma giant Pfizer, explains virus mutations and why any panic is scientifically unjustified.

26. October 2021 · Medicine & Health
Are antibodies at all useful to fight SARS-CoV-2? Michael Yeadon, British scientist and former vice president of the pharma giant Pfizer, explains the importance of T cells and why antibodies…

19. October 2021 · Economy
Has the economy breakdown been engineered? Catherine Austin Fitts, American investment banker and former Assistant Secretary of Housing and Federal Housing Commissioner at the United States Department of Housing and…
12. October 2021 · Economy, Politics
Follow the cash flows and find...? Catherine Austin Fitts, American investment banker and former Assistant Secretary of Housing and Federal Housing Commissioner at the United States Department of Housing and…

6. October 2021 · Medicine & Health, Politics
Who has the courage to speak? Michael Yeadon, British scientist and former vice president of the pharma giant Pfizer, talks about censorship, defamation and the unshaken commitment to not be…

5. October 2021 · Economy, Politics
A changing world? John Shipton, Australian activist and father of WikiLeads founder Julian Assange, discusses the importance of access to information and "proper" education vs. propaganda.

21. September 2021 · Politics, Society
What does an educated mass mean for a country? John Shipton, Australian activist and father of WikiLeads founder Julian Assange, discusses the importance of access to information and "proper" education…

17. September 2021 · Politics, Society
How hot is the debate at the Federal Press Conference? Critical cross-examining and heated debates between the press and members of the government? German Journalist Frank Wahlig talks about the…

16. September 2021 · Politics, Society
(Improved Audio) Mafia of the powerful Filmmaker Robert Cibis questions the former US vice-minister and investment banker Catherine Austin Fitts about the mechanisms of the interplay between politics and finances.…

7. September 2021 · Society
Can we outsmart sickness and death? Austrian neuroscientist, psychiatrist and systemic psychotherapist Raphael Bonelli, MD, questions and discusses the consequences of our absolute safety mindset and fear of death.

31. August 2021 · Politics
How can you keep power in check? John Shipton, father of WikiLeads founder Julian Assange, talks about the nature of power and the potentially regulating roles of regenerating institutions.

24. August 2021 · Medicine & Health, Politics
Who is the resistance? Microbiologist and activist Willem Engel talks about the media and its framing of the resistance.

23. August 2021 · Society
Mattias Desmet, professor of clinical psychology, explains why it is so hard to truly hear dissonant voices and wake up. COMMENTARY 63

17. August 2021 · Medicine & Health, Politics
How do we face the rising vaccine apartheid? Microbiologist and activist Willem Engel about historical comparisons and opening a room for a debate without taboos.

10. August 2021 · Society
Who helps us to mourn those who have had to die alone? Roberta Caprini discusses dying alone as a result of to the measures, and the suffering of relatives who…