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Roger Cunningham advocates for ethical skepticism in archaeology. He argues that pyramid origins predate mainstream estimates due to evidence of advanced technology and geological indicators of past submersion.

His analysis challenges conventional historical timelines by highlighting the potential suppression of data regarding cyclical history and construction methodologies.

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Following her appearance on UK Column News, Pat Thomas details the relentless and irresponsible pushing of genetically modified organisms into the food system.

A High Court legal challenge, led by Beyond GM, found that the UK Government failed to understand the significant consequences of removing transparency and labelling for gene-edited crops and foods.

This is something which has the potential to affect everyone — farmers, businesses, consumers, and the organic sector.

The judicial review fought by Beyond GM showed just how cavalier the UK Government’s ap...

PD Lawton explains the African Integrated High-Speed Railway Network — a 2013 project to electrify and connect all of Africa by rail. Ethiopia and Tanzania are already building; China partners genuinely on a win-win basis, whilst the West pushes a "debt trap" propaganda narrative to block development and keep Africa extracting minerals rather than industrialising. Western media ignores it almost entirely, and the main missing ingredient is political will.

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In this episode of Bridge to China, Jason Smith sits down with political commentator and Silk & Steel Podcast host Carl Zha to explore the extraordinary story of China's transformation—from the Japanese occupation and Chinese Civil War to Mao-era nation building, Deng Xiaoping's reforms, and the modern economic miracle.

Carl explains how the Communist Party established control in the countryside, why land reform was so important, how China eliminated widespread opium addiction, the role of Soviet assistance in early industrialization, and how market reforms after 1978 unleashed decades of growth.

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Jerm and Todd Hayen chat about gay marriage. They distinguish between state vs religious marriage—Todd says he does not care for any state institution and Jerm questions the purpose of marriage.

They then pivot to AI. They debate whether it is just algorithms or if it is something more worrisome. Todd warns about soul-starved dehumanisation if we lose human connection.

They also touch on COVID compliance, mass formation theory, and why some people see through the narratives while others do not.

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The English Democrats point out that while Scotland Wales and Northern Ireland have their own national parliaments and First Minsters, England has no parliament and No First Minister; England has no representation and no voice. Leader of the English Democrats Robin Tilbrook is very well informed on the history, legal and constitutional law, and political manoeuvring which has ultimately alienated and suppressed the political voice of the English people.

As ever more people comment on "Broken Britain" and the breakdown of society, especially in England, Robin explains how England has been emasculated and why...

Mike Robinson is joined once again by journalist Vanessa Beeley for a wide-ranging conversation covering the latest developments in Syria, Lebanon, and Iran, and Britain's role across the region.

They begin with the latest US–Iran developments, including a reported agreement and Trump's renewed strikes on Iran. Attention turns to the upcoming funeral of former supreme leader Khamenei and the potential danger that Israel or the United States might exploit it, despite the presence of journalists and activists and the existing memorandum of understanding.

Mike and Vanessa discuss the role of al-Jolani as...

In this episode of the Silk and Steel Chinese History Series, host Carl Zha and perpetual guest JJ continue their deep dive into the collapse of the Qin Dynasty and the chaotic rebellion period that gave birth to the Han Dynasty.

🔍 What you'll learn:

• Liu Bang's background – a 48-year-old local tough who finally saw his chance

• The White Snake legend – how Liu Bang claimed divine mandate (Red Emperor's son)

• Liu Bang's first victories against Qin garrisons (and his first betrayal)

Jerm, Mike, and Charles explore holistic health and diet, the psychology behind exhaustion, and the need for empathy in health discussions.

They then shift to how media frames conflicts like Ukraine, vaccine controversies, Big Pharma's economic role in Africa, and cultural attitudes toward authority, before they touch on Africa's tech growth and the future of digital currency.

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Is the Iran-Israel conflict entering a new phase—or is the real battle only beginning?

In this episode, Carl Zha analyzes the fragile ceasefire framework between the United States and Iran, Israel's continued military operations in southern Lebanon, and why the Strait of Hormuz has become one of the world's most important geopolitical pressure points.

The conversation explores whether Washington can enforce agreements with its closest allies, why Iran views control of the Strait of Hormuz as its strongest source of leverage, and how the conflict could reshape power ac...

Chris Waldburger argues that Nietzsche and Christianity can be reconciled — that Nietzsche's antagonism towards the faith is far more complex than the cartoon version of "God is dead, I am the Antichrist" suggests, and that a close reading reveals his thought actually opens a path back to a more genuine, robust Christianity.

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P.D. Lawton argues that conflicts like Boko Haram are synthetic, Western-backed insurgencies designed to keep African states weak while corporations extract minerals cheaply — She cites the PMC Executive Outcomes, which routed Boko Haram in four weeks before it was dismissed so the insurgency could continue.

She links this to a Kissinger-era destabilisation doctrine, flags the UK–Rwanda deal as to have funded Kagame's Congo operations, and sees hope in the Alliance of Sahelian States (Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger), where military governments reclaim their mineral wealth and infrastructure, to include a neglected continental railway proj...

On 13 June 2026, Common Knowledge Edinburgh hosted a conference that took place both online and in person called ‘Jeffrey Epstein: How Deep and Wide Does It Go?’ with two highly knowledgeable journalists on this topic: Sonia Poulton and Kirby Sommers.

Common Knowledge Edinburgh was founded to bring people’s attention to truths that the mainstream media and other institutions were either ignoring or concealing. Areas that Common Knowledge Edinburgh have covered include health, politics, criminal activities, and other conspiracies.

The Jeffrey Epstein conspiracy is one of the largest conspiracies that has come to the attention of the pu...

In this episode, Carl Zha joins the show to analyse the newly announced Iran memorandum and what it could mean for the United States, China, the Middle East, and the global economy.

The discussion explores whether the agreement represents an Iranian victory, China's behind-the-scenes diplomatic role, the strategic importance of the Strait of Hormuz, sanction relief, and why the conflict exposed major changes in the global balance of power.

Carl explains how China's long-term energy strategy, economic resilience, and regional diplomacy positions Beijing to play an increasingly influential role...

Jerm talks with Richard Storey — Catholic writer and author of The Uniqueness of Western Law — about the origins and decline of the West.

Storey argues that European character was forged by Indo-European warrior culture, that the West rests on a Roman skeleton with Catholicism as its natural successor, and that "Judeo-Christian" is a dishonest label for what's really a Greco-Roman inheritance. He sees the Protestant Reformation as the moment shared corporate identity fractured into spiritual individualism — the seed of the hyper-individualism now eroding family and community — and frames

modern liberalism as a resurgen...

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Simon Roche, of South African exit-strategy group Die Suidlanders, argues that apartheid was not purely an Afrikaner creation but grew out of British colonial segregation policies.

He adds that the system was unsustainable, yet believes current socio-

economic conditions in South Africa are actually worse than under apartheid.

He also points to ongoing foreign interest in the country's natural resources, to suggest South Africa remains a strategically valuable pawn on the global stage.

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On 13 June 2026, Common Knowledge Edinburgh hosted a conference that took place both online and in person called ‘Jeffrey Epstein: How Deep and Wide Does It Go?’ with two highly knowledgeable journalists on this topic: Sonia Poulton and Kirby Sommers.

Common Knowledge Edinburgh was founded to bring people’s attention to truths that the mainstream media and other institutions were either ignoring or concealing. Areas that Common Knowledge Edinburgh have covered include health, politics, criminal activities, and other conspiracies. 

The Jeffrey Epstein conspiracy is one of the largest conspiracies that has come to the attention of the pub...

For decades, the United States benefited as it attracted the world's top scientists, engineers, and entrepreneurs. Is that advantage now disappearing?

In this episode, Carl Zha and Daniel Dumbrill examine how recent U.S. policies may now accelerate China's technological rise rather than slow it down. They discuss the Trump administration's approach to scientific research, the change in flow of global talent, and why more foreign researchers choose Chinese universities and companies.

The conversation also explores the increased international success of Chinese manufacturers like ZXMoto and BYD, debates which...

In this episode, Jerm, Charles, and Mike explore the complexities of free speech, online censorship, and recent legislative developments in the UK that impact digital rights and civil liberties.

They debate the balance between security and freedom, and the implications of new laws on society.

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Has the world just stepped back from the brink of a major economic crisis?

In this episode of the Silk & Steel Podcast, Carl Zha welcomes back Dr. Warwick Powell to examine the latest developments that surround the reported U.S.–Iran memorandum of understanding, the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, and what it could mean for global energy markets, regional security, and the future of the Middle East.

The discussion explores whether this agreement represents a genuine breakthrough—or simply a temporary pause before renewed conflict.

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The social credit system and fintech ‘crises’ in China were not home-grown but, rather, engineered by Anglo-American institutions which also fuelled the 2008 U.S. financial crisis, argues Cynthia Chung.

These global entities utilised Big Tech companies like Alibaba and Tencent to establish predatory lending practices before the Chinese government intervened to regulate these platforms.

https://cynthiachung.substack.com/p/the-true-origins-of-chinas-social

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David Rasnick argues that HIV is a harmless passenger virus that does not cause AIDS. He says the entire HIV/AIDS paradigm is fundamentally wrong. AIDS does not behave like a contagious disease; its pattern does not match what you would expect from a single infectious agent as it spreads through a population. Instead, he points to the real causes of immune collapse to be recreational drugs, malnutrition, poverty, and poor living conditions—and, most controversially, the antiretroviral drugs themselves. Rasnick says they are toxic and cause the immune destruction they are supposed to treat.

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UK Column presents an exclusive report following Brian Gerrish’s visit to Reiner Fuellmich in prison.

Over the last 20 years, Brian Gerrish has visited a number of people in prison. Some he believed to be innocent, and some he knew to be guilty.

Whatever the crime or punishment, meeting a person in the austere setting of prison is a definitive experience. In a one-hour meeting, the presence of a visitor is light in the darkness, and time goes very quickly indeed.

Alongside greetings and ba...

For years, Western policymakers insisted China should embrace globalisation, free markets, and competition. Now that China dominates electric vehicles, solar panels, batteries, robotics, AI, and manufacturing, many of those same voices now call China's success a global threat.

In this episode, Carl Zha and Daniel Dumbrill react to a series of articles from The Atlantic, The Economist, Reuters, and prominent China commentators that claim China's manufacturing boom, AI development, industrial policy, and technological rise are dangerous for the world.

Topics include:

• Why Western media su...

David Rasnick, a biochemist of many decades, argues that cancer is caused by aneuploidy — an abnormal number or balance of chromosomes — not by individual gene mutations as mainstream medicine claims.

When carcinogens disrupt how chromosomes are shared during cell division, the chromosomal imbalance which results is inherently unstable. This causes more errors each time the cell divides, which results in a snowball effect Rasnick calls "autocatalyed progression."

Over time, this chaotic reshuffle produces a cell that grows out of control and becomes a tumour.

Rasn...

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This conversation digs into the history and meaning of the 16 June uprising in South Africa, looking at what led to the protest against Afrikaans being forced as the language of teaching in schools.

Simon Roche walks through the pivotal moments in South Africa's history, focusing on the downfall of apartheid and what the 16 June events really meant.

He reflects on the poor judgement of the apartheid regime — forcing Afrikaans on black schools was an arrogant move that showed how out of touch they were. The uprising that followed on 16 Ju...

This presentation by Albanian Dr Olsi Jazexhi was given at the late Ian R. Crane’s Alternative View 8 event in May 2018.

The Albanian island of Sazan is hitting the headlines, and Albanian people are not happy.

In light of these recent events, UK Column has decided to republish this presentation by Albanian academic Dr Olsi Jazexhi, which he gave at AV8 in 2018.

Dr Jazexhi makes a solid case that migrants leaving his Balkan homeland are doing so solely because of Western globalists.

With the first wave of rebellion crushed, we turn our attention to the man who would ultimately be founder of the Han Dynasty: Liu Bang. This episode is a deep dive into his early life, family background, and the social networks that propelled him from a "local bum" to a rebel leader. We trace his lineage back to the aristocratic Fan family of the Jin state (who claimed descent from the sage king Yao), his grandfather's fall from nobility (betraying the city of Feng to Chu), and how this "fallen aristocracy" still retained local prestige.

Jerm, Mike, and Charles explore the complexities of trust in media, source verification, and the importance of nuance to understand current events.

They also discuss how proximity to power influences media bias, the role of primary sources, and the dangers of oversimplification in information consumption.

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In this explosive conversation, Carl Zha joins Rasheed to examine the growing conflict involving Iran, the United States, and Israel, while exploring the larger geopolitical struggle between Washington, Beijing, and the emerging multipolar world.

They discuss the alleged Trump-Netanyahu fallout, the ongoing Iran conflict, China's energy security strategy, the decline of U.S. economic dominance, America's mounting debt crisis, the AI investment bubble, de-dollarization, and why many nations are reducing their dependence on the U.S. financial system.

Carl argues that the current crisis exposes deeper structural problems within...

Monika Weisak shares how she got into understanding JFK's legacy, sparked by her childhood admiration for Michael Jackson.

She explores how deeply JFK's assassination shaped global policies. She argues he was America's last president who genuinely worked for the people. The conversation covers JFK's vision for a unified world, his distrust of the CIA, and the failures of the Warren Commission. Monika stresses how important JFK's assassination really was and pushes for his policies to be brought back into today's political landscape.

She also discusses the geopolitical impact of...

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David Rasnick is a biochemist and scientific dissident who argues that cancer is driven by chromosomal instability — not gene mutations — and that HIV is a harmless ‘virus’ incapable of causing AIDS, with the real culprits being drugs, malnutrition, and toxic antiretroviral medications.

He believes the pharmaceutical industry and public health agencies have a financial stake to keep both mainstream theories alive, and that scientists who challenge them pay a heavy price for doing so.

https://www.davidrasnick.com

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