Topic: Rt

Rt comes up in 5 chapters across 4 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from December 2017 to February 2023.

December 2017 February 2023

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Independent journalist and commentator Helen Beyniski, known as Helen of Destroy, joins the program to discuss the technocratic takeover of society. The conversation highlights her prophetic 2020 essay featured in Cynthia McKinney's book regarding the permanent dystopia following the coronavirus lockdowns. Beyniski's work across Substack, BitChute, and RT focuses on exposing the agendas of the controller class.

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Helen Beyniski defends her work for RT, arguing that all media has an agenda and that Western outlets are equally biased, often serving corporate interests like Pfizer. She disputes the trope that Russian journalists are routinely assassinated, pointing to the American case of Gary Webb as evidence of domestic state interference. The segment emphasizes the importance of independent platforms like Substack for true journalistic freedom.

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Nora Gedgaudas | Our Sickness Causing System, Health Optimization, & The Primalgenic Plan
• 8:32 - 11:08

Nora Gedgaudas | Our Sickness Causing System, Health Optimization, & The Primalgenic Plan

RT-PCR Test Reliability and False Positives

The reliability of RT-PCR testing is questioned, with Gedgaudas noting that running more than 17 cycles significantly increases the likelihood of false positives. She points out that major medical institutions often require 40 cycles, leading to an inflation of "cases" that are frequently asymptomatic. The discussion emphasizes that the term "case" is being used inappropriately in a medical context to drive a specific narrative.

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Tiffany FitzHenry | Pedowood, Intelligence Tactics, & Hollywood Whistleblowers
• 49:28 - 52:13

Tiffany FitzHenry | Pedowood, Intelligence Tactics, & Hollywood Whistleblowers

Ellen DeGeneres Takedown and Shaping the Timeline

An online campaign targeting Ellen DeGeneres highlights her alleged associations with the U.S. government and foreign policy agendas. The reaction to her public appearance with George W. Bush is cited as evidence that the public is becoming more aware of the "puppet" nature of celebrities, demonstrating the collective power to change the cultural timeline.

Neil Sanders | Our Data-Driven World, Sex Crimes, & The Manson Murders Cover-Up
• 2:52 - 5:49

Neil Sanders | Our Data-Driven World, Sex Crimes, & The Manson Murders Cover-Up

Internet Disinformation, Neon Nettle and RT Propaganda Techniques

Neil Sanders criticizes the proliferation of "rubbish" on the internet, specifically naming sites like Neon Nettle for spreading lies about sensitive subjects. He highlights the use of mainstream propaganda techniques in alternative media, including astro-turfing and fake grassroots movements. The discussion identifies Russia Today (RT) as a sophisticated Kremlin-based operation that mixes truth with state-sponsored manipulation.

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