On this Canadian Patriot Podcast, I speak with Peter Duke (editor in chief of The Duke Report) about the LA fires, the case for arson, the World Economic Forum, the California mafia operation that ties the Newsom family, Pelosis and Gettys together, and the extremely suspicious social engineering program managed by Nicholas Berggruen and Nathan Gardels.
I didn't know, thanks. I won't look to avoid having to unsee it. Maybe they realize the hidden power of an old thing like this from 1964 (a year after the JFK assassination) and they have to try to denigrate it.
A reader linked your interview with Peter Duke in the comments of my last post. I watched the entire interview last night.
While I found the information about all of the questionable Berggruen links fascinating, Peter Dukes comments about El Niño being responsible for the Santa Ana winds were absurd. His disdain about the possibility that DEW's were involved was also ill conceived. If he had bothered to get out of his car and exercise some critical thinking and powers of observation, he would have saved himself the error of referring to the metal slag running from the melted car as "plastic". If he had used some powers of observation he might have also noticed that the power poles were burned in half at the point where the wires were attached.
It's hard for me to understand how someone so intelligent can miss so much.
Because he is otherwise credible, he needs to be more careful about spreading lies about what happened because people will pick up on that and spread them further.
Peter Duke! Fascinating accounts from a real person on the ground. Great insights . And the man has now become a great new source of intrigues - cheers.
"Think of the foreclosures!"
The Fidelity Fiduciary Bank song, from Mary Poppins, as sung by Dick Van Dyke, as the bank chairman:
If you invest your tuppence
Wisely in the bank
Safe and sound
Soon that tuppence safely invested in the bank
Will compound
And you'll achieve that sense of conquest
As your affluence expands
In the hands
Of the directors
Who invest as propriety demands
You see, Michael, you'll be part of...
Railways through Africa
Dams across the Nile
Fleets of ocean greyhounds
Majestic self-amortizing canals
Plantations of ripening tea
All from
Tuppence prudently, thriftily, frugally
Invested in the...
To be specific
In the Dawes, Tomes, Mousley, Grubbs
Fidelity Fiduciary Bank
When you deposit tuppence in a bank account
Soon you'll see
That it blooms into credit of a generous amount
Semiannually
And you'll achieve that sense of stature
As your influence expands
To the high financial strata
That established credit now commands
You can purchase first and second trust deeds
Think of the foreclosures!
Bonds, chattels, dividends, shares
Bankruptcies
Debtor sales
Opportunities
All manner of private enterprise
Shipyards
The mercantile
Collieries
Tanneries
Corporations
Amalgamations
Banks!
You see, Michael? All for the lack of...
Tuppence
Patiently, cautiously, trustingly invested in the...
To be specific
In the Dawes, Tomes, Mousley, Grubbs
Fidelity Fiduciary Bank
https://youtu.be/_cerBB6nVHM?si=gxtsg8-ORHGqwr2Z
there's a whole trend of Mary Poppins parody (not for the faint hearted) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EP53CqFipU
I didn't know, thanks. I won't look to avoid having to unsee it. Maybe they realize the hidden power of an old thing like this from 1964 (a year after the JFK assassination) and they have to try to denigrate it.
at first I was shocked, but I can sort of understand the slapstick effect.
A reader linked your interview with Peter Duke in the comments of my last post. I watched the entire interview last night.
While I found the information about all of the questionable Berggruen links fascinating, Peter Dukes comments about El Niño being responsible for the Santa Ana winds were absurd. His disdain about the possibility that DEW's were involved was also ill conceived. If he had bothered to get out of his car and exercise some critical thinking and powers of observation, he would have saved himself the error of referring to the metal slag running from the melted car as "plastic". If he had used some powers of observation he might have also noticed that the power poles were burned in half at the point where the wires were attached.
It's hard for me to understand how someone so intelligent can miss so much.
https://secularheretic.substack.com/p/a-forensics-examination-of-video
https://secularheretic.substack.com/p/detailed-forensic-evidence-supporting
https://secularheretic.substack.com/p/was-the-la-fire-santa-ana-wind-geoengineered
Much more here -
https://secularheretic.substack.com/p/a-compendium-of-sources-of-information
C’mon.! The guy just lost his Fucking house and you are splitting hairs on how he observes such shocking phenomena? Why does any of this matter?
Because he is otherwise credible, he needs to be more careful about spreading lies about what happened because people will pick up on that and spread them further.
Peter Duke! Fascinating accounts from a real person on the ground. Great insights . And the man has now become a great new source of intrigues - cheers.