49. Uvalde Police Hired Private Law Firm | The Supply Chain and Inflation Facts | Assange Extradition | Black Plague Ground Zero Allegedly Discovered (Current Events Episode)

49. Uvalde Police Hired Private Law Firm | The Supply Chain and Inflation Facts | Assange Extradition | Black Plague Ground Zero Allegedly Discovered (Current Events Episode)

Author: The Skepsis Telegraph June 30, 2022 Duration: 1:19:04

  On this new episode we discuss a variety of current events. We talk about the Uvalde Police hiring a private law firm in order to keep a load of evidence and information from being made public, some of which is truly irrelevant while other bits of information literally will embarrass them and expose holes in their tactics.    

  We also discuss what's happening with the supply chain today. Remember all the truckers and the ports and the price increases? Ya, we clear all that up. Very interesting stuff!   

  We also talk about Julian Assange now being extradited by new court orders signed by the House Secretary in the UK. Scary stuff for journalism and truth quite frankly, but most people think he's a right winger that's not important. Propaganda is a powerful drug!   

  We also discuss the discovery of ground zero for the black plague. It's either ground zero or just a new earlier discovery of it having existed.    Join us for this fun conversation about all things important in today's world.   Thank you!

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