56. Virtual Babies 2070 | Brett Favre TANF Welfare Fraud | China Surveillance vs America | Post Vax Mandate Death Spike

56. Virtual Babies 2070 | Brett Favre TANF Welfare Fraud | China Surveillance vs America | Post Vax Mandate Death Spike

Author: The Skepsis Telegraph September 10, 2022 Duration: 1:00:59

  We begin this episode talking about the drama and turn of events regarding UFC 279 while rolling right into an AI expert who touts virtual babies as the next biggest thing since the Bronze Age revolution. No, not a video game. Another solution to *you guessed it* climate change.    

  If that doesn't make your skin crawl, we get into Brett Favre having been tied up in Mississippi's biggest welfare fraud ever. Apparently he got millions from the TANF welfare fund to build his daughter's volleyball gym, among other big names who got big checks too. The director of the welfare fun gave his nephew a.. well... you'll just have to tune in. It's fucked up!    

  Not quite as fucked up as the encroaching security state in China. It's getting worse, but don't let me harp on China alone. America is no different and I'm convinced that anti-Chinese surveillance propaganda is designed to distract us from what our own country is up to. Everyone cares about Ukraine but no one cares about America having bombed the middle east for the last 20 years.    

  We wrap up the show talking about the 78% spike in deaths directly after Biden's vaccine mandates last year. These numbers are from life insurance companies who, of all people, really really do care about why people actually die. So I trust the numbers they put out.    

  It's fucked up, and I need not say more. Let's get into it!


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