Topic: Freeman Tv

Freeman Tv comes up in 3 chapters across 3 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from November 2013 to February 2015.

November 2013 February 2015

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Frater X | The Illuminati Hijack of History, Consciousness, & Freemasonry
• 57:35 - 1:02:10

Frater X | The Illuminati Hijack of History, Consciousness, & Freemasonry

Smithsonian of Secret Societies, Middle Chamber Media

Greg Carlwood and Frater X conclude the interview by comparing the Scottish Rite to the Smithsonian for its role in sequestering human knowledge. Frater X promotes his website, middlechambermedia.com, and his book, The Secret War Inside Freemasonry, while mentioning his work with Freeman TV. Carlwood encourages listeners to support independent researchers and their families directly to bypass corporate middlemen.

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THC 103: Frater X | Bankster Thugs, The Nephilim, & The Global Enchantment
• 1:00:37 - 1:03:48

THC 103: Frater X | Bankster Thugs, The Nephilim, & The Global Enchantment

Middle Chamber Podcast and Conspiracy Science Theater

Frater X announced several upcoming media projects, including the "Secret War on Human Consciousness" DVD and a new video program called "Conspiracy Science Theater" in collaboration with Freeman TV. He and his wife host "The Middle Chamber" podcast on the Sync Book Radio Network. Upcoming travel plans include attending the Extraordinary Technologies seminar in Albuquerque and the Sync Summit in Olympia, Washington.

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THC 82: Jamie Hanshaw | Hollywood Mind Control & The Dark Side Of Disney
• 1:07:10 - 1:09:05

THC 82: Jamie Hanshaw | Hollywood Mind Control & The Dark Side Of Disney

Weird Stuff Part Two, Freeman TV, Independent Research Support

Jamie Hanshaw provides details on where to purchase Weird Stuff and announces that part two is expected in January. Greg Carlwood encourages listeners to support Hanshaw and Freeman Fly's independent research, noting the high costs of publishing full-color editions and the importance of alternatives to mainstream entertainment.