52. Disney and the Dems | Women Make K2 History | Monkeypox Global Emergency | Record Oil Profits | Marc Cuban's Cryptic Crypto Prediction

52. Disney and the Dems | Women Make K2 History | Monkeypox Global Emergency | Record Oil Profits | Marc Cuban's Cryptic Crypto Prediction

Author: The Skepsis Telegraph August 5, 2022 Duration: 1:42:53
  Welcome to this new episode of The Skepsis Telegraph where we look into what we don't know about what we do know. And on this episode we discuss first Disney and the Democrats going back and forth about censoring the Democrats' ads. The Democrats claim that Disney and Hulu are not running their ads because they do not care about having people know the truth about MAGA Republicans. It's all weird   We then talk about two women who made history on K2, the first Pakistani women to summit. Woo!   We then discuss how monkeypox is now a global emergency, looking into some stats and details about monkeypox in Africa and the new monkeypox that has mysteriously spread into Europe and the US.   We then discuss Exxon, Chevron and Shell recording record high profits on gas and oil for the first and second quarter. What really is going here? Politics or big business?   We then finish the episode discussing Marc Cuban's latest prediction on the cryptocurrency world regarding having to potentially register tokens. This is off the heels of a Coinbase insider getting into trouble for giving inside scoops to his friends that made easy money on the market.    Wild stuff happening in the world and we are here to look into it for it. Tune in, subscribe and join the conversation. And thank you! follow us on twitter, Gettr and Instagram, and youtube.  @illuminatitele Click on the bands that we are in, listen to our projects and come to a show. Death of Skepsis  Golgothan (Spotify) Golgothan (BandCamp)  Alfred and the Teddinators  CoolDill  Metamorphicon  Dillon Crozier 

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