Aug 8, 2026 · 1 hr 22 min · 11 segments
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Richard HouseHost
David SkymanHost
Well, I mean, the, the first thing that comes to mind when I was reading your book is the shock factor because there are so many shocking facts in this book.

You know, eventually we worked out what was possibly really going on rather than what the narrative was, and, and that was a kind of a shock to the system that, that human beings could, could do that kind of thing to, to other human beings.

The government are com- going along with, you know, the globalist agenda and damaging our health and killing people willingly, and probably laughing behind our backs at, at them.

And, and so when I got to your book, it's like, what else, what else is there in the world that could shock me that much? Until I got to the part about IBM.


Yeah, like that goes back to, to Edwin Black's work on, on IBM and the Holocaust, and the way that these new technologies were used effectively to, to, to plan and systematize the Holocaust.
There are so many of these major corporations that worked hand in hand with the Nazis for profit.
And again, if you fast-forward to today, many of the major, um, IT corporations, the big tech corporations that the most pe- you know, they...
Um, again, when you understand the, the history and origins of these corporations and their close links to the intelligence agencies, and the history of using this kind of information for surveillance and control purposes, it becomes really quite dark and quite disturbing, and that's why I'm trying to get this information out there so that more and more people understand it.

And, you know, I won't have anything to do with, you know, the likes of, of Mark Zuckerberg, um, any of his platforms, I won't touch them.

But wherever you go in the world, the first thing people say to you is, "Send me a WhatsApp message."

I, I, I don't, I don't use platforms that are made by people who are part of the agenda, that are-

Well, I mean, the, the first thing that comes to mind when I was reading your book is the shock factor because there are so many shocking facts in this book.

You know, eventually we worked out what was possibly really going on rather than what the narrative was, and, and that was a kind of a shock to the system that, that human beings could, could do that kind of thing to, to other human beings.

The government are com- going along with, you know, the globalist agenda and damaging our health and killing people willingly, and probably laughing behind our backs at, at them.

And, and so when I got to your book, it's like, what else, what else is there in the world that could shock me that much? Until I got to the part about IBM.


Yeah, like that goes back to, to Edwin Black's work on, on IBM and the Holocaust, and the way that these new technologies were used effectively to, to, to plan and systematize the Holocaust.
There are so many of these major corporations that worked hand in hand with the Nazis for profit.
And again, if you fast-forward to today, many of the major, um, IT corporations, the big tech corporations that the most pe- you know, they...
Um, again, when you understand the, the history and origins of these corporations and their close links to the intelligence agencies, and the history of using this kind of information for surveillance and control purposes, it becomes really quite dark and quite disturbing, and that's why I'm trying to get this information out there so that more and more people understand it.

And, you know, I won't have anything to do with, you know, the likes of, of Mark Zuckerberg, um, any of his platforms, I won't touch them.

But wherever you go in the world, the first thing people say to you is, "Send me a WhatsApp message."

I, I, I don't, I don't use platforms that are made by people who are part of the agenda, that are-
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