#61 Bill Gates GMO Bugs, Gaddafis Warning to France, WhatsApp Crap and SCOTUS Ruling
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Show Notes
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This week we talk about French President Macron dancing with Elton John while his own country burns and is having the worst outbreak of violence since the end of the Second World War. Muammar Gaddafi warned France over a decade ago about the troubles they would have if he was removed from power by the US. It appears his warning was accurate. We also discuss the possibility that Hunter’s WhatsApp message leak could be fake, and if it did leak, how did this happen on an encrypted message service? Bill Gates likes to fund companies that genetically modify bugs and plants, and now one of those companies has released malaria "fighting" mosquitoes in the two places in the US that now have reported cases of locally acquired malaria. We also talk about how the Supreme Court has ruled that Affirmative Action is no longer a law.
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