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“Lying and exaggerating climate change is not the way to convince people. Anyone who takes the time to look at the data knows climate change is not the threat your pretend experts project. No wonder so many people reject the elites desire to take control. If all we get is repeatedly lied to who can we trust?
The show can sometimes be informative but the host seems more interested in disseminating elitist propaganda than the truth. He loves official government funded propaganda like NPR, PBS, BBC, and ABC Australia while seeking to silence those who offer an alternative point of view. The show is not a trustworthy source of information.”
This Ken via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/09/22
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“Excellent format.
I prefer 45 min+ podcasts so this is perfect.
Ver informative.”
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03/21/23
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“This is a ‘must-listen’ for all thinking people with concerns for our world. The breadth and depth of analysis, plus the expertise and credentials of the interviewees, make each Episode a goldmine of information and critical analysis for each topic covered.
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12/21/22
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“Well crafted and in depth analysis of a particular conflict situation. The use of three perspectives/experts really gives great insight to these situations.”
omuirgheasa via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
07/27/20
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