The Delingpod: The James Delingpole Podcast
Sep 12, 2026 · 2 hr 10 min · 17 segments
Jamie Andrews doesn’t believe in viruses or DNA or what passes for ‘science’ generally these days. He thinks they’re all part of a hoax perpetrated since 1660 by the occultist, freemasonic Royal…
Jamie AndrewsGuest
James DelingpoleHost
it's it's nonsense i mean there are some observations i mean the tautology of of uh thermodynamics you know you can't create and nothing can be destroyed you know only recreated and uh you know everything tends towards uh destruction with entropy and um you know All of those kind of things are just basic logical observations, and it's a tautology that they are real because it's a fundament of logic.

But further than that, when physics started to talk about spooky action at a distance, you've got to kind of question these things where they go, okay, well, the planets – pluto x number of hundreds of millions of miles away uh only stays in its orbit because gravity works in a spooky way they are literally doing the bible right they're doing the bible and saying science works in mysterious ways and so right there you see that kind of snapshot of where they have removed religion and replaced it with their own form of belief system.

And posing not as a belief system it's posing as factual information and this is where you kind of come across like in you know now in in in social media terms that it's all fact-based and it's science-based and everything is empirical in a measurement this is exactly so far in centimeters this is exactly how far and this is what i find funny is is that you know my current you with the virology control studies project is really ripping apart DNA.

And they say this tiny little coil that makes you who you are, that it's got nothing to do with kind of creation that you were just created in a very good way that fits in with your ecosystem because that's the way it is.

It's this kind of everything can be controlled in this tiny little thing that was developed by Watson and Crick, who were taking LSD and, you know, fraternizing with all the girls at the time and have all of the hallmarks of every other Nobel Prize winner at the time.

with DNA, that DNA is so prevalent within your body that if you took every single strand of DNA within your body and put it end on end, it could reach Pluto and back 17 times.

And there's these kind of juxtapositions and contradictions as soon as you kind of scratch away at even the first layers of paint of every single scientific subject out there.

think that maybe DNA is made of the same fibrous structure that they used to make the emperor's new clothes?

You can think about these things and all of these kind of hoaxes start to ravel into one where you say, okay, Well, if you can propose that you can change people's genetics and you can bring it back, then bring me back a dinosaur.

it's it's nonsense i mean there are some observations i mean the tautology of of uh thermodynamics you know you can't create and nothing can be destroyed you know only recreated and uh you know everything tends towards uh destruction with entropy and um you know All of those kind of things are just basic logical observations, and it's a tautology that they are real because it's a fundament of logic.

But further than that, when physics started to talk about spooky action at a distance, you've got to kind of question these things where they go, okay, well, the planets – pluto x number of hundreds of millions of miles away uh only stays in its orbit because gravity works in a spooky way they are literally doing the bible right they're doing the bible and saying science works in mysterious ways and so right there you see that kind of snapshot of where they have removed religion and replaced it with their own form of belief system.

And posing not as a belief system it's posing as factual information and this is where you kind of come across like in you know now in in in social media terms that it's all fact-based and it's science-based and everything is empirical in a measurement this is exactly so far in centimeters this is exactly how far and this is what i find funny is is that you know my current you with the virology control studies project is really ripping apart DNA.

And they say this tiny little coil that makes you who you are, that it's got nothing to do with kind of creation that you were just created in a very good way that fits in with your ecosystem because that's the way it is.

It's this kind of everything can be controlled in this tiny little thing that was developed by Watson and Crick, who were taking LSD and, you know, fraternizing with all the girls at the time and have all of the hallmarks of every other Nobel Prize winner at the time.

with DNA, that DNA is so prevalent within your body that if you took every single strand of DNA within your body and put it end on end, it could reach Pluto and back 17 times.

And there's these kind of juxtapositions and contradictions as soon as you kind of scratch away at even the first layers of paint of every single scientific subject out there.

think that maybe DNA is made of the same fibrous structure that they used to make the emperor's new clothes?

You can think about these things and all of these kind of hoaxes start to ravel into one where you say, okay, Well, if you can propose that you can change people's genetics and you can bring it back, then bring me back a dinosaur.
The rest of this transcript — segmented and speaker-labeled, so you land on the exact moment something was said
Search every transcript — by keyword, by phrase, or by meaning, across every show Radar indexes
Trends — what is surging across podcasts, measured against its own baseline
Alerts — when a name you follow appears in a newly indexed episode
No account is needed to search Radar.