The Fair Food Forager & Friends Show
Sep 6, 2026 · 1 hr 20 min · 13 segments
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Paul HellierHost
Something that Mark Devlin actually spoke about, you have done your best to speak about government tyranny and medical tyranny and the scam of virology, and it hasn't really done you any favours.

But the criminal politicians who locked people in their homes, stopped people from seeing their loved one in their final hours of life, you know, murdered people in care homes with midazolam, used remdesivir and intubation in hospital to kill people.
because, well, like you, I'm on Substack now and again, and I look at a lot of other Substacks.
Not sure how much longer I'll be on Substack because, you know, there's a bit of controversy there about them trying to make people put in their IDs and their ages and this sort of stuff.
It's happened with some of my subscribers, and all my subscribers are free, by the way.
I don't know how they pick them, and I haven't been subjected to that myself when I've gone to other people's sub-stacks to make a comment or whatever.
These people seem to have got away scot-free, and, yeah, Mark was saying, yeah, some... folk, you know, Christians and others would say, oh, they'll get their just desserts in the next life.
This is a world which appears to have been coded in a somewhat perverse manner, a perverse mathematical manner.
And I think you've got to employ a level of humility when you're position in this world um well it's hard to find to get to the bottom of what really life is and um what its meaning is, but we can only make the best of it and try and do the right thing.
That guy, he's very practised at it now, of course, so he's got it down to a fine art, but he's fabulously articulate and he's easy to listen to.
He's got a very nice tone to his voice and he knows a hell of a lot, particularly about those who run the music industry.

Something that Mark Devlin actually spoke about, you have done your best to speak about government tyranny and medical tyranny and the scam of virology, and it hasn't really done you any favours.

But the criminal politicians who locked people in their homes, stopped people from seeing their loved one in their final hours of life, you know, murdered people in care homes with midazolam, used remdesivir and intubation in hospital to kill people.
because, well, like you, I'm on Substack now and again, and I look at a lot of other Substacks.
Not sure how much longer I'll be on Substack because, you know, there's a bit of controversy there about them trying to make people put in their IDs and their ages and this sort of stuff.
It's happened with some of my subscribers, and all my subscribers are free, by the way.
I don't know how they pick them, and I haven't been subjected to that myself when I've gone to other people's sub-stacks to make a comment or whatever.
These people seem to have got away scot-free, and, yeah, Mark was saying, yeah, some... folk, you know, Christians and others would say, oh, they'll get their just desserts in the next life.
This is a world which appears to have been coded in a somewhat perverse manner, a perverse mathematical manner.
And I think you've got to employ a level of humility when you're position in this world um well it's hard to find to get to the bottom of what really life is and um what its meaning is, but we can only make the best of it and try and do the right thing.
That guy, he's very practised at it now, of course, so he's got it down to a fine art, but he's fabulously articulate and he's easy to listen to.
He's got a very nice tone to his voice and he knows a hell of a lot, particularly about those who run the music industry.
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