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In this episode the focus is on how the corporate media landscape works hand in hand with nation states in selling lies to the people while pretending to be a shield they instead serve as a weapon for the establishment. Again, much thanks to Unwelcomeguests.net for permission to republish.  

In this podcast I meander through an hour long discussion on psychedelics questioning what is useful, and what helps elucidate and allows for integration gained in the experience.

In this podcast I meander through some topics highlighting attention seeking culture, some notes on Afghanistan, and some commentary on continuing covid misunderstanding, I like euphemisms.  Take care out there. Jason

Some Terence-isms from this talk: "Out of complexity emerges greater complexity" "What's so great about media? It's the spreading of darkness at the speed of light" (technically a quote relayed in the lecture cited from a 'someone') "The way to do psychedelics is at higher doses than people are used to" Terence gives a 2hr lecture digressing through a range of topics related to critiquing the scientific outlook, the human species' place in time on this planet, where ideas are taking us, and of course psychedelics.

The JFK assassination doesn't add up to what the Warren commission stated and there was lots of suspicious activity that possibly points to US deep state insiders who wanted JFK removed by any means. And if the intelligence agencies did in fact kill JFK, as I suspect they did, this truly goes to show the US isn't a democracy and no matter who gets in charge of the US government the leveraging forces behind banks and corporations will determine the fate of the US, not the people. This is around an hour long Michael Parenti lecture on the JFK assassination with an intro and commentary from a San Francisco radio broadcast from a few years back.

Two "covidiot" conspiracy theorist writers discuss socioeconomic power and the implications of the medical industry and science now having been granted this enormous power to create curfews and dictate what goes on and in your body, as well as pointing out the myriad of hypocrisies in the actions the powers that be have chosen to take. Enjoy a peaceful session of listening to me futilely rant and Bill remain perfectly calm as we discuss the ongoing nonsense that has been the covid19 "pandemic." Quotes are necessary since the definition is highly subjective. The power economically to be able to decry "pandemic" has enormous macro and micro economic implications for everyone trapped in modern capitalism and it should be questioned where that power stems from. It makes little sense to view the Covid19 "pandemic" only through the lens of what is best to stymie one particular virus, even if covid19 was the threat they made it out to be via media coverage, it is incredibly short sighted and antithetical to overall good health in most situations to take the blanket uniform actions that the powers that be have since covid became a thing, but not at all surprisingly it has benefited the rich and powerful tremendously, I suppose they will claim that's for our health and well being too. *This podcast abruptly ended when Bill suddenly died of the lethal Covid19 virus mid-sentence. He will be missed. Damn this virus!

This is an interview with Michael Parenti from 1993 with some interesting dialogue on capitalism and how it works with and shares an underlying ideology with authoritarian systems of thought. Industrialists believe they're superior due to their exploitations of people and nature while capturing more power and money for it. And who wouldn't feel superior for taking advantage of people and turning a profit? Ahh, the American dream, impoverish third world countries so you can have more stuff, even the poorest among us have the grand opportunity to participate in this glorious profiteering. But it turns out that type of arrogance has a lot in common with political leaders who also believe themselves superior to the common person, which is a necessary state of mind for someone to justify sending others off to fight wars while they sit in air conditioned comfort. The interview runs about an hour, it's good stuff, better than most garbage coming out today, listen to it already. Disclaimer: Parenti, as I understand his position to be, is in favor of state run communism, whereas I disagree with all 'isms under a nation state or social hierarchy. However his critique on capitalism is supremo fantastico, that means it's pretty darn good if you were confused by all my fancy lingo.

A mega-seven hours of clips connecting the dots of the neoliberal system right out in the open that is always conspiring to drive more money and power to those sitting in power. A deep dive into the inner workings of the international deep state and its comprised institutions with a detailed account of the financial and military authorities constituting the emerging new rulers of the world: The neoliberal corporate state.   This episode is brought to you from UnwelcomeGuests.net

Everyone knows politicians are puppets, but who is doing the puppeteering, how is leverage gleaned to wield power, and how did it get this way. The truth is much different than what is told to us in school and on the nightly news. Wealth inequality, a pseudo-democracy, and endless warfare are not accidents or unfortunate events, they have been planned and controlled over the centuries by those who hold power. Power rules in secret and sells an image to the public that is in stark contrast to the truth.  This is a replay of and with permission from Unwelcome Guests. 

Much needed argumentation regarding the problems inherent with our technology and the futility of using tech to solve our societal and ecological problems. Our techno fixes are band-aids trying to ameliorate the problems created by scientific “progress” itself and industrial capitalism. More tech will not solve our problems and has a high likelihood of making everything that’s already bad even worse. This is a replay of an episode of Unwelcome Guests episode, replay with permission from Unwelcomeguests.net