Author James Perloff returns to SGT Report to discuss war with Iran and the insanity of sending young men into another meat grinder for Israel. They also discuss the madness of trying to engineer 'Armageddon' and the blasphemy of trying to usher in the second coming of Jesus Christ when the reality is that the Jews are trying to user in their 'messiah', the Antichrist.
Posts for Tag: divide and conquer
Sexual Perversity and Misanthropy in the Talmud
What are religious systems if not guides for ethics? Any religion worth its salt must give its followers a concrete notion of the good life - of virtue, justice, and rectitude. It needs to offer a conception of what counts as good in this world; it must explain how a person can be good, and how people collectively can create the best possible existence for themselves. These things will naturally be tied to a specific conception of God (or the gods), but still, concrete and specific ethical norms must be the outcome; otherwise, followers will be largely left in the dark regarding how to conduct a proper life.
Judaism is no exception. The basic outline of this religion is of course found in the Jewish Bible, the Old Testament (the Tanakh). Unfortunately, from an ethical perspective, the Old Testament is an utter fiasco: moral precepts abound, but they are ambiguous, contradictory, vapid, and arbitrary. And worse: they lead to a catastrophic and repulsive set of attitudes, as I will demonstrate. [Read More]
UK’s New Pandemic Plan Would Turn Big Tech Into a Mass Location Tracking Network
Britain’s new £1 billion ($1.3B) pandemic strategy treats a future outbreak as a “certainty” and proposes building a contact tracing system that would feed on real-time location data harvested with the help of Silicon Valley’s biggest companies.
The plan, published by the Department of Health and Social Care, also calls for PPE stockpiles, new emergency legislation, and a biosecurity research hub in Essex. [Read More]
The Next Playbook? Fuel Rationing, Bird Flu, Digital IDs & the War on Freedom with Jon Fleetwood
In this episode, Seth sits down with investigative writer Jon Fleetwood to unpack how governments are reusing the same “emergency” playbook we saw during COVID, this time over an oil shock and fresh pandemic warnings. They look at how remote work orders, travel limits, fuel rationing, and digital health certificates are hardening into permanent infrastructure, and how new WHO rules, biosecurity treaties, and bird flu headlines all feed a growing system of surveillance and centralised control. They also get into what you and I can do right now, from strengthening local community to supporting independent media and pushing back locally, before the next crisis is used to tighten the screws even more.
NEW - UK government releases new "pandemic plan," as a new pandemic is a "certainty," assigns £1B for new contact-tracing system, to stockpile PPE, fund a new "bio-security hub" and introduce a "All Pandemics Hazard Bill" to enable adjusting of emergency measures — Telegraph pic.twitter.com/FZQumdDtDX
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Shilajit 88, vaxxines, and peanut allergy epidemic
Today we talk about our new shilajit 88 vs the original shilajit, the 2nd amendment, vaxxines, glyphosate, why i eat organic raw peanuts, and the peanut allergy epidemic.
U.S. Military Officers Reveal the Real Reason Trump Bombed Iran: To Fulfill Evangelical Zionist Prophecy and Begin “Armageddon”
There has been chaos in the White House for the past couple of days, as the real reason why Trump gave the go ahead to bomb Iran has been hotly debated, as well as what the mission goals were to start this war, without the approval of Congress.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio was severely criticized yesterday when he attempted to explain that “preemptive” bombings were needed, because Israel was going to do it anyway, and they wanted to contain the damage from possible retaliatory attacks from Iran. [Read More]
AI Can Now Build the Next Generation of Itself - What does That Mean for the Future of Humanity?
Whether we like it or not, AI is radically transforming virtually every aspect of our society. We have already reached a point where AI can do most things better than humans can, and AI technology continues to advance at an exponential rate. The frightening thing is that it is advancing so fast that we may soon lose control over it. The latest model that OpenAI just released “was instrumental in creating itself”, and it is light years ahead of the AI models that were being released just a couple of years ago. [Read More]
The Jewish Pornification, Eroticisation, and Moral Corruption of Germany and America Since 1919
It is within the realm of the historical data to assert that Nazi Germany became a sort of defense mechanism - a counter-response to Jewish revolutionary activities perceived to be dangerous for Germany and much of Eastern Europe. Several Jewish scholars and historians agree on this point. Martin Bernal for example mentions that from 1920 to 1939, “Anti-Semitism intensified throughout Europe and North America following the perceived and actual centrality of Jews in the Russian Revolution.” [Read More]
This is Their Plan for 2026 And They’re Not Hiding it - Whitney Webb
This video confronts a hard truth many prefer to ignore: Bitcoin’s future is being quietly shaped not as a revolutionary currency, but as a compliant storage technology for global finance. Drawing connections between Wall Street figures, intelligence networks, and political theater, the discussion argues that elections and ideological branding mask a deeper continuity of power, one in which bankers dominate both the public and private sectors while presenting new financial architectures as liberation.
The analysis moves from Bitcoin’s deliberate depoliticisation to the restructuring of Latin America, with Argentina positioned as a testing ground for a new model of financial control. Under the banner of libertarian reform and shock therapy, monetary collapse and desperation are leveraged to force adoption of programmable, surveillable money systems tied to stable-coins, digital IDs, and tokenised commodities. The same corporate and financial actors, operating through venture networks and regional integration schemes, stand to control not only infrastructure and resources but the very rails of money itself. The warning is stark: if Bitcoin is stripped of its original ethos and absorbed fully into Wall Street’s machinery, it ceases to be a tool of dissent and becomes another instrument of managed dependency. The only real countermeasure, the argument insists, is cultural and technological resistance - reasserting Bitcoin as money, not merely digital property, and refusing compliance with systems built on surveillance and coercion.