Topic: Protonmail

A recap of April's episodes includes discussions on GMOs with Jeffrey Smith, media manipulation with Ole Demagard, and digital privacy with Gabriel Custodiat. Carlwood admits his own lack of digital security, noting he still uses a Gmail account despite recommending ProtonMail to others. He also comments on a news story about Hollywood equipment being sent to Ukraine as evidence of potential media deception.

Using a paid Virtual Private Network (VPN) such as Mullvad or ProtonMail is recommended to mask IP addresses from internet service providers. For communication, standard SMS and Facebook Messenger should be replaced with end-to-end encrypted apps like Signal, Session, or Wire. These tools ensure that only the sender and recipient can access the content of a message.

The host reflects on his own struggles with transitioning to privacy tools like ProtonMail but stresses the necessity of reclaiming internet sovereignty. THC Plus members are reminded of the benefits of their subscription, including full interviews and bonus "joint session" shows. The segment concludes with a call to action to put a "wrench in the gears" of the digital dystopia.

The current state of federal and grassroots investigations is assessed, noting the closure of the Clinton Global Initiative and the reopening of the Anthony Weiner case. Zimmerman emphasizes the importance of the survivor community and decentralized platforms like Gab and ProtonMail for secure communication. He encourages researchers to remain skeptical but active in scrutinizing WikiLeaks data for further breakthroughs.

Ryan Zimmerman provides final instructions on how to access the Pizzagate Wiki and contact him via secure email. The host urges listeners to share the episode with other podcast creators to increase the safety of independent investigators through public visibility.