Steve Hughes on stand-up comedy and political correctness

This episode was recorded in 2023.Steve Hughes is an Australian comedian renowned for his sharp, no-holds-barred social commentary that fearlessly takes on controversial topics like political correctness, religion, war, and drug laws.He delivers his routines with a confronting edge, often challenging societal norms and health policies in a way that's both alarming and hilariously on-point, making audiences rethink the status quo without pulling punches.I first came across his hilarious work a number of years ago, when he appeared on Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow.📺 Watch video episode💸 Don't be a cheapskate. Support my work.

🕰️ This episode was recorded in 2023.Anthony Levatino is a former obstetrician-gynecologist (OBGYN) who performed over 1200 abortions and now speaks out against it. Perhaps it’s because I am a father, but this conversation cut very close to the bone.Some argue that unborn babies are not babies, but this is both a stupid and convenient argument to make themselves feel better and to shift the responsibility onto others.Not falling pregnant is quite easy.Don’t have unprotected sex during those few very important days in the middle of the month.I suspect that once someone loses their moral compass, making immoral decisions becomes easier.In other words, having no foundational values is a slippery slope.But what about "my body, my choice"? Sure, women can make choices about their bodies. Nothing wrong with that, obviously.But what about the baby’s body? Does the baby have a choice? Of course not—if you change the definition of "baby".Being "pro-choice" has nothing to do with the baby.📺 Watch video episode💸 Don't be cheapskate. Support my work.

⚠️ This episode was recorded for my UK Column show. Please support UK Column.He is known as "Mr E" and he is a commentator known for his critical takes on societal trends and gender-related talking points, especially gender inversion.He has a fascinating YouTube channel.In the following episode with me, he delves into themes of self-censorship, the impact of "COVID", and gender identity in the entertainment industry and, more specifically, transvestites and the surrounding ideologies.We explore the historical context of androgyny, its portrayal in Hollywood and music, and the cognitive dissonance tied to celebrity culture.

⚠️ This episode was recorded for my UK Column show. Please help keep us independent through your financial support.Simon Elmer is the Head of Research for Architects for Social Housing, an organisation focused on critiquing housing and urban policies, and he has authored several books on topics like biosecurity, fascism, and architecture.I loved his piece about the woke death of art, Culture Wars: The Piper and the Archer, in which he argues that art has been repurposed as propaganda to advance corporate and state agendas, losing its critical role.He adds that identity politics are now enforced through laws, education, and media as an official ideology, leading to censorship, suppression of dissent, and erosion of freedoms.In fact, it's worse than that. It's about the death of Europe.And it's not organic.It's by design.📺 Watch video episode

This episode was recorded for my UK Column show. Please support us.This conversation with author Danny Carroll delves into German New Medicine (GNM). GNM posits that nature responds to unexpected challenges through Significant Biological Special Programmes (SBS) triggered by Dirk Hamer Syndrome (DHS), an acute conflict shock which synchronously affects the psyche, brain, and corresponding organs.SBS programmes adapt biological capacity by either augmenting cells (tumour growth) in old-brain controlled organs, or causing tissue loss in new-brain controlled organs during the Conflict Active Phase. The aim is to enhance survival and resolve distress. For instance, in cases that involve reproductive organs like the testicles, a profound loss conflict might initially lead to tissue necrosis, followed by cell proliferation in the healing phase. This restores, and potentially enhances, capability. It can address issues such as infertility, as exemplified from Dr Hamer's own experiences.The framework suggests cancer is not a random malignancy. It is a purposeful and temporary condition within a two-phase biological process where capacity reverts to normal upon conflict resolution. This highlights how environmental interplay shapes health outcomes and turns challenges into opportunities for growth.➡️ Danny’s website: https://danny-carroll.com🏡 Jerm's website: https://www.jermwarfare.com

This episode was recorded in 2022.Edward Dowd is an American entrepreneur and former Wall Street professional who worked at firms such as HSBC, Donaldson Lufkin & Jenrette, Independence Investments, and BlackRock, where he managed a $14 billion growth equity portfolio.During the Covid era, he turned his analytical skills to examining data on excess deaths, disabilities and injuries, which he links to the rollout of the jab. He has highlighted trends including a 55% rise in disability claims among women post-vaccine deployment, escalating sudden deaths, and rapidly metastasising cancers in young people.n 2022, he authored the book Cause Unknown: The Epidemic of Sudden Deaths in 2021 & 2022, which analyses mortality statistics, obituaries and case studies of unexpected deaths among healthy individuals like young athletes; updated editions cover data through 2023 and argue these patterns strongly indicate a vaccine-related epidemic.Edward spoke to me about his book and everything related to, well, people dying from the shot.📺 Watch video episode💸 Support my work by donating or subscribing

This episode was recorded for my UK Column show. Please support us so that we can stay independent.Iain Davis is an investigative journalist and author known for his critical analyses of global governance structures, digital identity systems and the UN's Sustainable Development agenda.His work often examines how SDG 16, particularly target 16.9 on digital identity, serves as a mechanism for enforcing a centralised global governance regime, enabling mass surveillance and control through public-private partnerships.His book Pseudopandemic: New Normal Technocracy (2021) looks into how global events are leveraged to advance technocratic control, connecting elements like carbon neutrality, ESG criteria, social credit systems, and digital currencies.📺 Watch video episode

This episode was recorded for my UK Column show. Please support UK Column.In this conversation, Jerm and Deborah DeGroff, a dedicated researcher who's spent years exposing the ideological rot creeping into children's literature to mould young minds for elite agendas, unpack the disturbing shifts in kids' books over decades, from sneaky propaganda pushes and deliberate dumbing down of reading levels to the critical push for parents to step up and vet what their little ones encounter.Deborah stresses staying sharp on the dodgy themes and language slipping into modern titles that twist innocence, while touching on how teachers and schools steer reading habits and how digital formats amp up the consumption of this manipulated content, all urging folks to reclaim control from the cultural gatekeepers.Basically, parents must read what their kids are reading.📺 Watch video episode

This episode was recorded for my UK Column show. Please support UK Column.Simon Goddek is a biotechnologist with a background in studying human metabolism, vitamin D and omega-3 fatty acids.He was dismissed from his academic position after exposing scientific fraud in Christian Drosten's PCR protocol paper, which is how I stumbled upon Simon in the early years of the Covid "pandemic".This led to censorship, professional cancellation and multiple job losses since 2020.He now lives and homesteads in the Brazilian jungle, where he focuses on health, self-sufficiency and enjoying life.📺 Watch video episode💸 Support Jerm Warfare by donating or subscribing

💸 Please support my independent work by donating or becoming a paid subscriberChristopher Sparkes was born in England in 1951 and had a career as a lecturer in higher and further education before becoming a freelance educator.His other hobbies include running writing groups and a poetry club, and I point this out because of his love for the English language.Which leads us to his 25-year project, checking the grammar of the Bible, culminating in the Keys of the Kingdom Holy Bible.In the spirit of questioning what we've been taught—either to confirm what we already know or to learn something new—I recommend listening to this conversation.I enjoyed this episode immensely.📺 Watch the video episode