Mike King
On this edition of The Realist Report, we’re joined once again by Mike King of TomatoBubble.com. Mike is one of the most insightful and provocative commentators in the alternative media and has written numerous books exposing the New World Order and other important topics.
In this podcast, Mike and I begin by discussing the purported terrorist attacks in both the United Kingdom and Iran in recent weeks, which were allegedly carried out by radical Muslim terrorists inspired by and connected to ISIS. Are the government’s around the world and major international media outlets telling the truth about these purported terrorist attacks and mass shootings? Mike and I analyze and address the weaponization of the media, fake news, psychological warfare, and related matters.
We move on to discuss some recent news items pertaining to the fake “Holocaust” narrative, including Mike’s Anti-New York Times piece Aging Holohoax Survivors Still Grasping for Stuff. Mike gives us his take on former FBI director James Comey as well as U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions’ Congressional testimony and the media narrative of “Russian interference” in the 2016 election. Is this ridiculous anti-Trump media narrative sustainable any longer?
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erik;
ReplyDeletejust goes to show ya what a little kid jf is.
Joking around is fine but this is becoming a little ridiculous.
ReplyDeletePerhaps having to pass a breathalyzer to get online would help.
ReplyDeleteIf that was the case, this site wouldn't exist, because there would be no one to run it.
ReplyDeleteGood point
ReplyDelete80 books blacklisted by Amazon, all which counter the flimsy Jewish promoted narratives of WWII Holocaustiny and at least one on a modern day potential fraud (Sandy Hook). Has the potential for a class-action suit or antitrust action been explored?
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