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Perceptions versus realityJerm, Mike, and Charles dive into a range of topics, from perceptions of global warming and cultural disconnects revealed through travel to the media's skewed portrayal of Islam and the impact of COVID on social interactions. They explore how media narratives shape public belief, often creating a disconnect between reality and perception. They also discuss the radicalisation of society in various forms, not just religious, and the unintended negative consequences of government interventions, alongside the effects of the welfare state in fostering dependency over self-reliance.
The three of them emphasise the importance of community and family structures for societal health, noting how cultural differences influence views on safety and crime. They reflect on the future of global relations, advocating for a deeper, more nuanced understanding of governance and cultural variances. They argue that democracy should be a choice, not an imposition, and highlight how travel can profoundly shift one’s worldview.More Jerm Warfare: https://www.ukcolumn.org/series/jerm-warfare

Charles Malet, Patrick Henningsen, Mark Anderson with a special report from Will Coleshill on Friday's UK Column News.Sources: https://www.ukcolumn.org/video/uk-column-news-1st-august-2025UK Column ON LOCATION Tickets: https://shop.ukcolumn.org/product/uk-column-on-location-ticket-york-18-october-2025/01:02 Gaza Aid Denied: Feeding War, Starving Babies17:44 Seconds to Midnight: Iran, Israel, and the Fallout to Come25:21 Willsy Reports: The Paloma Shemirani Inquest32:55 UK Column On Location Tickets Selling Fast35:57 Another Day, Another Iranian Boogeyman38:56 Rough Skies Ahead — If You Believe the BBC42:58 Zinc Network: Manufacturing Consent, One Influencer at a Time44:45 Massie: The PREP Act is Medical Malpractice Martial Law49:20 Daddy Government Say They’re Saving British Food — Not Sabotaging It59:12 Sun Valley 2025: Invitation Only Media and Technology Summit 1:00:01 And Finally… What the Civil Service Should Look Like?

Jerm and Patrick Wood tackle the complex idea of technocracy, unpacking its historical origins from the Great Depression era and its impact on today's society. Patrick highlights how technocracy views people as mere resources and pushes for a resource-based economic system, often linked to sustainable development. He warns of the hidden integration of AI into government systems and the political push behind this agenda, which many fail to notice, as seen during the COVID-19 pandemic.Patrick stresses the urgent need for critical thinking to challenge technocratic ideologies and protect personal freedoms. He urges individuals to act at a local level, emphasising that community engagement is vital to resist the control of such systems and to stay aware of the direction society is heading.More Jerm interviews: https://www.ukcolumn.org/series/jerm-warfare

Ben Rubin and Morgoth discuss Orwell, Yookay and the predicament of the English.Write-up with links: https://www.ukcolumn.org/video/morgoth-england-your-england

Jerm and John Laughland, a British historian and political commentator known for his critical views on European policies, discuss the pressing issues surrounding mass immigration in Europe, its economic implications, and the ideological frameworks that support current immigration policies. They explore the decline of Christianity in Europe and its impact on cultural identity, as well as the disconnect between EU policies and the sentiments of European citizens. The chat also covers the future of Europe, highlighting the challenges posed by demographic changes and the potential for recovery amidst significant debt and social unrest.More Jerm interviews: https://www.ukcolumn.org/series/jerm-warfare

Charles Malet, Vanessa Beeley, Sandi Adams and Carl Zha with today's UK Column News. Katy-Jo Murfin joins us for UK Column ExtraIf you would like to support our independent journalism, please join the community: https://community.ukcolumn.org/Sources: https://www.ukcolumn.org/video/uk-column-news-30th-july-202500:00 Under Fire and Cut Off: Gaza Crisis Worsens as IDF Advances09:20 Blaming Riots on Social Media to Justify Internet Censorship16:48 Carl Zha on What’s Behind the Thailand–Cambodia Border Clashes27:01 From LTNs to Levies: Oxford Moving Ahead with New Congestion Charge33:35 UK Column On Location Tickets Now Available37:00 82% Support Ethnic Cleansing? Shocking Israeli Public Sentiment43:07 Civilian Action: Global Sumud Flotilla48:56 The Gunning Principle: Holding Government to Account on Public Consultation56:31 As Net Zero Wobbles, Trump’s Bluntness Exposes Starmer’s Weakness

In this conversation, Etienne de la Boetie2, an American author and advocate for voluntarism known for his critical views on government structures, discusses the concept of voluntarism and critiques the legitimacy and necessity of government. He argues that government is a scam that perpetuates crony capitalism and monopolises power, causing societal harm. The chat explores the role of media in shaping perceptions, the flaws of democracy, and the potential for a society without government. Practical steps for delegitimising government and the influence of banking on societal structures are also examined, culminating in a hopeful vision for a future based on voluntary interactions and true freedom.More Jerm Warfare: https://www.ukcolumn.org/series/jerm-warfare

Sandi Adams spoke with Lynne Taylor, a US-based education researcher, and ex-teacher. They discussed Social Emotional Learning (SEL), MINDSPACE, The 7 Noahide Laws, and The Royal Foundation’s work with major corporations on early childhood development.Write-up with links: https://www.ukcolumn.org/video/data-mining-of-our-children-in-the-education-system

In this conversation, Myriam Charabaty, a Lebanese Christian activist and journalist known for her work on Middle Eastern identity and politics, discusses her background and her journey towards activism and journalism. She explores the complex relationship between Christianity and Islam in the Middle East, emphasising their shared values and the historical context of their coexistence. Myriam critiques Western influence on Arab identity and the implications of Zionism, arguing that the true enemy is not religion but imperialism and hegemony. She highlights the current state of Christianity in the Arab world, the challenges it faces, and the need for a unified Arab identity to resist external pressures. The chat concludes with reflections on the future of Christianity in the region and the importance of understanding the nuances of Middle Eastern identity.More Jerm Warfare: https://www.ukcolumn.org/series/jerm-warfare

Brian Gerrish, Prof. Diane Rasmussen McAdie and Ben Rubin with Monday's UK Column News.If you would like to support our independent journalism, please join the community: https://community.ukcolumn.org/Sources: https://www.ukcolumn.org/video/uk-column-news-28th-july-202500:00 Summer In The City and Things Are Heating Up20:48 Telegraph Stirs the Immigration Pot34:16 From the UN: Replacement Migration - Is it A Solution to Declining and Ageing Populations?37:42 We Can Only Do What We Do With Your Support - Please Join Us42:21 Andrew Bridgen Discusses the Issues Facing Britain Today57:58 The Flutes & Frets Duo