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The hosts discuss the artwork for the current episode, crediting Nessworks and Sketch Sage for their contributions. They highlight the "Ozempic Plateau" theme and discuss the technical aspects of AI-generated art. Adam Curry also notes that the Pocket Casts app now supports Podcasting 2.0 chapters.
A leaked document from the UK's Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE) outlines strategies for increasing public adherence to social distancing. The document suggests using "hard-hitting emotional messaging" to increase the perceived level of personal threat and mobilizing "social disapproval" against those who do not comply. Critics describe the tactics as a form of sinister psychological manipulation.
The UK's Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE) is scrutinized for its role in shaping government policy through media manipulation and fear-based messaging. The influence of outside think tanks, lobbyists, and groups like the Bilderbergers is discussed as a mechanism for coordinating global responses to the pandemic. It is suggested that governments serve as vehicles for agendas set by these non-elected advisory bodies.
UK SAGE Committee, Herd Immunity and Lockdown Modeling
A member of the UK's Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE) was questioned on Channel 4 regarding the government's shifting strategy from herd immunity to full lockdown. The interview reveals a lack of initial modeling for a total lockdown and suggests the government was surprised by the public's high level of compliance with social distancing measures.
A residence in FEMA Region 6 underwent a spiritual clearing performed by a practitioner named Deva using sage and "dragon blood." The process was initiated after reports of negative energy in a studio space. The practitioner claimed to identify a "portal" above a bed intended for recharging energy, which purportedly inspired a book title involving pipelines and pedophiles.
The hosts conduct a formal knighting ceremony for top donors, including Sage Felker and Gregory Ball. They discuss the logistics of ordering No Agenda rings from China and address various birthday shout-outs. The segment emphasizes the importance of direct listener support to maintain an ad-free program.
One of the hosts describes a newly renovated "Wall of Fame" featuring photos with Michael Jackson and Tina Turner. Additionally, a "deva" was brought in to cleanse the studio (casita) with sage to remove a "farting ghost" that was supposedly causing technical bugs. The hosts humorously discuss the presence of ghosts in their homes and studios.
