The Delingpod: The James Delingpole Podcast

Tania Edwards, a sharp comedian and podcaster known for her lively performances and the Pedants Revolt series, joins to discuss a range of thought-provoking topics. They dive into how the elites shape societal control and the implications of majority rule on individual freedoms. Tania shares insights on public compliance sparked by 'war' framing and critiques the loss of independent thought in society. Their conversation veers into cultural shifts, climate alarmism, and the impact of automation on human connection, making for a riveting dialogue on modern life.

John Perkins, author of Confessions of an Economic Hitman, shares his journey from corporate exploitation to activism. He candidly discusses the moral reckoning that led him to leave the 'death economy' and champion indigenous rights. Perkins recounts near-death experiences and fascinating encounters with mercenaries in the field. He also explores his spiritual awakening through shamanism in the Amazon, revealing how these transformative experiences shaped his current mission to foster a 'life economy'.

Scipio Eruditus, a writer and commentator on parapolitics, dives into intriguing discussions on biblical and Roman histories. He elaborates on the dark practices of Carthaginians and their religious rituals. Scipio also critiques Sigmund Freud, suggesting he was influenced by elite circles to secularize confession and promote sexual ideology. The conversation touches on Freud's controversial theories and their lasting impact on modern culture, ultimately linking these ideas to issues of pornography and societal decline.

Donna Laframboise, a Canadian journalist and author known for her investigative work on climate issues, discusses her book "Thank You Truckers". She shares moving stories from the Freedom Convoy, highlighting the community spirit and support among Canadians. Laframboise critiques mainstream media, revealing how narratives were shaped during the protests. They also delve into the broader distrust of institutions during the pandemic and the impact of government mandates on personal freedoms, urging listeners to build resilient communities.

Get ready for a comedic Christmas preview! James and Dick share their excitement for the upcoming Christmas special, complete with chaotic plans and VIP ticket details. They ponder Orthodox traditions, poke fun at fasting rules, and indulge in humorous riffs about Dickens and Victorian antics. In a bizarre yet entertaining twist, James impersonates a famous author interrupting royalty. The duo also dives into their skepticism about AI, conspiracies, and the true meaning of Christmas while trading gift ideas and music plans.

Francis Hunt, known as the Market Sniper, is an investor and founder of The Market Sniper community, focusing on precious metals and wealth protection. He discusses the dangers of U.S. debt and fiat systems, explaining why measuring wealth in gold is crucial. Francis sheds light on the 'Great Taking' and a potential financial reset, while advocating for practical steps like securing residencies in favorable countries to escape state overreach. He also explores the role of crypto in finance and shares tips for investing in gold and silver.

In this discussion, Richard Poe, a New York Times bestselling author and investigative journalist, argues that the British played a central role in 20th-century revolutions, including the Bolshevik Revolution. He dives into how British secret services historically orchestrated regime changes and discusses the impact of media credibility on public perception. Poe also questions the narrative surrounding the Rothschilds and explores underlying power dynamics in global conflicts, suggesting that Britain's influence shaped much of modern history. It's a captivating exploration of covert operations and conspiracies.

Elizabeth Nickson, a journalist and author known for her Substack 'Welcome To Absurdistan', discusses a wide array of topics. She shares her preference for the tranquility of rural life over urban chaos. The conversation dives into the influence of spiritual practices and the interplay between environmentalists and economic decline in Vancouver. Elizabeth also explores generational shifts in politics, the impact of elite lifestyles on well-being, and the role of independent media in the face of censorship, showcasing her insightful and provocative perspective.

ESC, an anonymous Substack writer and researcher focused on technocratic control mechanisms, dives deep into the inner workings of the New World Order. He discusses the troubling narrative of environmental crises and how it ties to digital finance and elite governance. ESC reveals how historical figures like Moses Hess and Leonard Woolf influenced today's systems, arguing that climate policies pave the way for technocratic control. He also critiques the media's role in legitimizing these narratives and suggests political awareness as a response.

Paul Stobbs, a researcher and author known for his thought-provoking book The Nephilim Looked Like Clowns, dives into a world of the occult and conspiracy. He explores why clowns symbolize dark evil and links them to ancient Nephilim legends. Paul discusses the dangers of DMT, the suppressed evidence of giants, and the implications of Satan's 'Little Season.' He connects modern circus symbolism to fraternal orders like Freemasonry, revealing a fascinating tapestry of historical and spiritual connections.