Would put Whitney Webb and The Last American Vagabond crew near the top of the 'trust' list. Although not specifically journalists ... as good candidates for an interview, I would suggest Catherine Austin Fitts and Chris Martenson.
Yes, Steve. They should definitely be included. LAV and Webb are great (notwithstanding, I guess, R. Dawson's claim that she stole all her Epstein stuff from him). For some reason I had the idea that Ryan Cristian lived in Idaho, so I was keen on driving over and doing an interview, but I think he's in the SE USA. I interviewed CAF way back in December, 2020 during peak Covid: www.kla.tv/Interviews-en. Haven't followed Chris Martenson, but will look into him. Thanks.
Whoa, didn't know anything about that Dawson connection. I really like Ryan's style, but information overload (mostly substack) is taking its toll on me, so I can't keep up. And you've already interviewed CAF? Impressed. Will check out that link before I hit the sack.
Chris was erased from Wikipedia because he spoke out too early about the suspiciously engineered furin cleavage site in the virus. I could not afford to breech another pay wall to his "Peak Prosperity" podcasts, but what he offers to the public for free is good stuff. He has a Ph.D. in neurotoxicology from Duke, taught there just long enough to realize the petty politics of academia were not for him, then went to Cornell for an MBA and for awhile, was a Vice President of one of the Pharma companies (possibly Phizer) before leaving the company and starting a somewhat libertarian financial advisory company.
Though a much lower profile than Michael Yeadon, he is much funnier and well read in the liberal arts. And I find him more trustworthy than Robert Malone (who seems to be awfully thin skinned for someone who knows it all and is always in the right place at the right time). But my one critique of Chris is that he was born into a high enough economic caste to not have much practical advice for most of us struggling in the working class. He hangs with buddies who can afford to fly into their gated bug-out spots in Puerto Rico. A very different world from mine.
p.s. Still looking for the CAF interview, but got sidetracked and saw the 11/12/2021 interview of Prof. / Dr. Takahashi. Is that you conducting the interview?
Yes, that's me in Toyohashi city, Aichi, interviewing Dr. Takahashi.
If that direct link to Fitts doesn't work, try going to the page with all my kla.tv interviews and just scroll down (clicking 'show further broadcasts' at bottom), you'll get to the two CAF interviews at 60K and 46K views. https://www.kla.tv/Interviews-en
I agree about Jimmy Dore. My local pigeon population is also a reliable bunch. They have yet to steer me wrong.
Hi DW.
Would put Whitney Webb and The Last American Vagabond crew near the top of the 'trust' list. Although not specifically journalists ... as good candidates for an interview, I would suggest Catherine Austin Fitts and Chris Martenson.
Though this is probably old news to you, my 2¥ on "truth" and "narratives" ... https://thymuscures.substack.com/p/is-this-a-private-fight-or-can-anyone/comment/52273649
Cheers.
Yes, Steve. They should definitely be included. LAV and Webb are great (notwithstanding, I guess, R. Dawson's claim that she stole all her Epstein stuff from him). For some reason I had the idea that Ryan Cristian lived in Idaho, so I was keen on driving over and doing an interview, but I think he's in the SE USA. I interviewed CAF way back in December, 2020 during peak Covid: www.kla.tv/Interviews-en. Haven't followed Chris Martenson, but will look into him. Thanks.
Whoa, didn't know anything about that Dawson connection. I really like Ryan's style, but information overload (mostly substack) is taking its toll on me, so I can't keep up. And you've already interviewed CAF? Impressed. Will check out that link before I hit the sack.
Chris was erased from Wikipedia because he spoke out too early about the suspiciously engineered furin cleavage site in the virus. I could not afford to breech another pay wall to his "Peak Prosperity" podcasts, but what he offers to the public for free is good stuff. He has a Ph.D. in neurotoxicology from Duke, taught there just long enough to realize the petty politics of academia were not for him, then went to Cornell for an MBA and for awhile, was a Vice President of one of the Pharma companies (possibly Phizer) before leaving the company and starting a somewhat libertarian financial advisory company.
Though a much lower profile than Michael Yeadon, he is much funnier and well read in the liberal arts. And I find him more trustworthy than Robert Malone (who seems to be awfully thin skinned for someone who knows it all and is always in the right place at the right time). But my one critique of Chris is that he was born into a high enough economic caste to not have much practical advice for most of us struggling in the working class. He hangs with buddies who can afford to fly into their gated bug-out spots in Puerto Rico. A very different world from mine.
p.s. Still looking for the CAF interview, but got sidetracked and saw the 11/12/2021 interview of Prof. / Dr. Takahashi. Is that you conducting the interview?
Thanks for the info on Martenson.
Yes, that's me in Toyohashi city, Aichi, interviewing Dr. Takahashi.
If that direct link to Fitts doesn't work, try going to the page with all my kla.tv interviews and just scroll down (clicking 'show further broadcasts' at bottom), you'll get to the two CAF interviews at 60K and 46K views. https://www.kla.tv/Interviews-en
Much thanks, and impressive interview chops!