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Podcast Dive IN to Conspiracy Ep 3: Unmasking Propaganda: The “Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion” vs. “Mein Kampf

Both The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion and Mein Kampf have been used to fuel anti-Semitic ideologies, despite being very different texts. The Protocols is a completely fabricated document, falsely portraying a Jewish conspiracy for global domination. Meanwhile, Mein Kampf, authored by Adolf Hitler, offers a chilling, real blueprint for genocide and world domination under a "racially pure" German state.The Protocols: A Forged Blueprint of LiesThe Protocols is nothing more than a hoax, written in the early 20th century to spread fear of Jews by falsely claiming they seek to control the world through economic manipulation and media control. The text paints an absurd picture of a global Jewish conspiracy, using metaphors like a snake encircling the world and suggesting that Jews orchestrate conflicts to weaken other nations. Despite being debunked as a forgery, it remains a key text for conspiracy theorists.Mein Kampf: Hitler’s Blueprint for GenocideWhile the Protocols relies on fabricated conspiracy theories, Mein Kampf is terrifyingly real. In it, Hitler outlines his racist worldview, portraying Jews as a corrupting influence on society and calling for their extermination. He argues that Germany needs more "Lebensraum" (living space) and envisions a racially pure Aryan state. His manifesto set the stage for the Holocaust, making it one of the most dangerous pieces of propaganda ever written.The Persistence of PropagandaDespite being discredited, both texts continue to circulate among extremist groups. The Protocols persist due to its simplicity—it offers an easy, albeit false, explanation for global events by blaming a convenient scapegoat. Mein Kampf remains influential among neo- groups, who view it as a guide to achieving Hitler’s vision of a white supremacist state.Fighting BackTo combat the dangerous influence of these works, we must educate people about their origins, debunk their myths, and expose the harm they cause. Both are stark reminders of how propaganda can lead to devastating real-world consequences, and how important it is to confront hate and misinformation. This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theinformer.uk/subscribe

Podcast Dive IN to Conspiracy Ep 2: The Protocols of the Elders of Zion

This document outlines a series of conspiratorial strategies for Jews to seize control of governments and economies, including manipulating the press, controlling financial institutions, and exploiting societal divisions. These "protocols" are completely fabricated and have no basis in reality. However, they have been widely disseminated and used to fuel anti-Semitic prejudice throughout the world. This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theinformer.uk/subscribe

Podcast: The Irony Behind Netflix’s Latest Docuseries: 50 Cent Tackles Allegations Against Diddy

Rapper 50 Cent is producing a documentary for Netflix about allegations of sexual assault against fellow rapper Diddy. The documentary is controversial due to the long-standing feud between the two musicians, raising questions about whether it is a genuine attempt to expose misconduct or simply a personal vendetta. Critics are concerned that the docuseries could exploit serious allegations for entertainment purposes, blurring the lines between social justice and clickbait. This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theinformer.uk/subscribe

Nuclear Poker, or How Russia’s Foreign Minister Turned Diplomacy into a Dark Comedy

"Nuclear Poker, or How Russia’s Foreign Minister Turned Diplomacy into a Dark Comedy," satirically criticizes the recent speech by Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov at the UN General Assembly. The author employs a humorous, almost theatrical tone to critique Lavrov's use of nuclear threats as a diplomatic tactic, framing it as a repetitive, overplayed ploy for attention. The article emphasizes how Lavrov's speech lacks any real diplomatic value and instead comes across as a performative and overly dramatic act, comparing it to a "geopolitical soap opera." The author ultimately argues that the continued use of nuclear threats as a diplomatic tool is not effective and has become more of a global joke than a genuine threat. This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theinformer.uk/subscribe

Podcast: A Strike and a Miss: Israel’s Power Play in Yemen—Is This the New Battlefield for Electricity?

The article discusses Israel’s recent attack on a Yemeni power plant. The author argues that the attack was more about a show of force than an effective response to Houthi attacks against Israel. They criticize Israel’s choice of target, suggesting that it will only lead to more instability in the region. The author suggests that the attack is part of a larger geopolitical chess game between Israel and Iran, and that the real victims are the Yemeni civilians who will suffer the most from the power outage. This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theinformer.uk/subscribe