Episode 96: This Week With Jim Including New Videos and And A Flat Earth Debate!

Hi folks:

Jim was busy this week, but I was able to cobble together some important content from Jim streamlined just for members.

Please enjoy this content and share where you can.  We are back live this weekend.

Here is an excellent debate regarding 911 done on the TNT Radio Network —

https://tnt.news/shows/basil-valentine?ppplayer=c6f075e4e63f55a8f10debbd9da222a7&ppepisode=1a9fb9b867df869c8bd4ab4d07c4c895

Here are specific programs Jim sent me to provide to our members.

New interview regarding Sandy Hook

https://rumble.com/v5ayssz-nobody-died-at-sandy-hook-a-conversation-with-jim-fetzer-118.html

A second interview here called The Globalist Legacy Of 9/11

Side Trip

Here is a side road Jim ventured down (out of his wheel house I might add) to do a debate regarding flat earth versus the idea of a spinning ball hurling through space.  Here Jim and I disagree here most vehemently.  I think it is trivial to show that a spinning ball loaded with water at the surface hurling through space with accelerations both with respect to the Earth’s axis and with respect to the motions required to satisfy the orbiting of the Sun  around the “center of the Milky Way Galaxy” is impossible and incomprehensible.  The Earth’s water would instantly be spun off into the so-called “perfect vacuum” of space (but the atmosphere is not suck away – gravity.)   Gravity is proposed as the reason for oceans remaining on the earth will experiencing angular acceleration, but that ‘theory’ is just an intellectual bait and switch. Gravity is just another unprovable science as a parasite method to prevent understanding and serious discussion.   Regardless listen to Jim support the idea of spinning ball here 🙂 Enjoy

Ron Avery’s Book Regarding Legal Manipulations to Prevent Sandy Hook Truth, Good Stuff!

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See you this weekend,

Jack