Many thanks to Dennsion Joyce for inviting me back onto Through the Looking Glass on New York’s WIOX Radio. In his ever-friendly manner, Dennison steered the discussion towards:
how I got into “9/11”;
the 9/11 Memorial Museum as an attack on consciousness, with likely occult significance;
the museum’s hiding of evidence;
the Manchester Arena incident — the Barr footage, the Parker photograph, the lack of structural damage, and the undamaged merchandise stall (which I mistakenly said was 8-10 feet away from the blast epicenter — I meant meters);
moulage, pyrotechnics, fake terror, and the crisis simulation industry;
the need for greater public attention to paid to the Manchester Arena incident, especially when one considers what the evidence implies in terms of the social contract;
suspect witness testimonies from alleged victims of the Manchester Arena incident;
problems relating to blood re: the Manchester Arena incident;
the apparent move to faking terrorist attacks around 2012/2013 — desirable for narrative control purposes, but challenging in terms of concealing evidence;
victim compensation funds and the dramatic rise in the number of people “injured” in the Manchester Arena incident;
Leanna Nguyen and the issue of whether doctors would lie about the victims of terrorist attacks;
the lack of primary observable evidence of injuries sustained during the Manchester Arena incident vs. claims that such injuries were real (i.e., narrative);
the Reichstag fire as the original false flag incident that inspired both “9/11” and the PATRIOT Act, as well as “Covid-19” and the draconian legislation that was introduced in the name of “protecting” the public;
the origins of the PATRIOT Act in the response to the OKC bombing of 1995;
the persecution of Richard D. Hall and the increased interest in the Manchester Arena incident it has generated;
the criminalisation of dissent in Western societies and attempts to intimidate dissidents into silence — free speech does not exist; and
the race against time to put down the global technocratic coup.
