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In this conversation, Jerm and Professor Ian Brighthope, a veteran doctor and advocate for alternative medicine who's long challenged the pharmaceutical-driven healthcare establishment, discuss his journey through medicine with a focus on nutrition's overlooked power, the rise of holistic approaches amid the COVID-19 fallout, and a sharp critique of the flawed system that prioritises profits over personalised wellbeing.Ian pushes for integrating lifestyle factors into health strategies, exposes controversies around vaccination mandates, and calls for overhauling medical education to embrace suppressed natural practices that counter the dominant narrative.Ian's Substack: https://ianbrighthope.substack.comTo see all our written and video content, please visit the UK Column website: https://www.ukcolumn.org/If you would like to support the work we do, you can do so at https://support.ukcolumn.org/

Following his first interview with UK Column, Morgan Lerette is back to talk about the involvement of private military contractors (PMCs) at some of the world’s crisis points. In particular, he explains how PMCs are used for the facilitation of child trafficking across the Mexico/US border, aid delivery in Gaza, the pursuit of Ukraine’s rare earth minerals, and the orchestration of famine in Sudan.Morgan served in the US Air Force before joining Blackwater as a mercenary in Iraq in 2003. He subsequently worked in Army Intelligence and recently wrote a book about his experiences: Guns, Girls and Greed. Morgan writes for various publications and has an account on X.

Bruce Fenton, a British researcher and author renowned for his meticulous exploration of human origins, challenges the conventional 'out of Africa' model in his thought-provoking work, notably his book The Forgotten Exodus, which features a foreword by acclaimed writer Graham Hancock. With a unique blend of expertise in finance, technology, and ancient history, Bruce has dedicated years to studying genetic data, archaeological evidence, and historical texts. He argues that Asia, particularly Southeast Asia, played a pivotal role in the evolutionary narrative of modern humans. Emphasising genetic diversity, he advocates for a multi-regional perspective, suggesting that various human populations across the globe contributed to our species' development. He also delves into the controversial notion of intelligent intervention—potentially ancient genetic manipulation or extraterrestrial influence—adding complexity to the discourse. He confronts the debates surrounding these theories head-on, presenting compelling evidence that Southeast Asia was a critical hub for the emergence of modern humans, thus questioning the traditional focus on Africa as the sole cradle of humanity.Bruce on X: https://x.com/GeologicalSETITo see all our written and video content, please visit the UK Column website: https://www.ukcolumn.org/ If you would like to support the work we do, you can do so at https://support.ukcolumn.org/