Welcome to Brighton broadcast news for Thursday July 13th, 2023. I'm Mike Adams. Thank you for joining me today. Wasn't that a riot yesterday?

The whole bit with JPCers and then Mickey Willis and the Life Jackets. Oh my goodness. You know that, of course, none of that was scripted. That was just everybody ad-libbing.

I was just spontaneous comedy from from all of us and we all had a great time.

And I hope we get a chance to do it again soon because people loved it as well. You know, we do have to laugh sometimes at ourselves sometimes with each other about ourselves or each other.

It's okay to laugh. It's okay to make fun of ourselves from time to time.

And you know, I mean, we have to release some of the tension that is just occupying people's consciousness out there.

It's, look, the world can be pretty dark and gloomy. You know, I mean, the number one film right now is about child sex trafficking. Oh, and by the way, I believe we're going to have an interview for you about that film. I think tomorrow we'll see.

But the economy, you know, not doing well, right? Not in reality. Despite the government's fudged numbers, you know, the country's $32 trillion in debt and they're printing trillions more every day.

The money system is a joke, you know, things can be pretty doom and gloom. And that's why we have to be able to laugh sometimes. But we also need to, of course, talk about healing.

And one of the topics on healing that I haven't covered in a while. But I'm covering it today with a really great interview, very informative interview with Ananda Moore.

And she has a film called Magic Pills. And you can read about this at MagicPillsMovie.com. And it's a film about homeopathy and how homeopathy is clinically effective that it works and it's scientifically validated to work.

And it works because of the laws of physics. It doesn't violate the laws of physics. It doesn't, you know, fabricate its own magic. And actually the title of the film Magic Pills is a play on the critics who criticize homeopathy.

Oh, Magic Pills, Magic Pills, it's just magic. But it's not, it's actually physics. It turns out. And it's just physics that not not everybody in the modern world understands yet because people small-minded, you know, we live in a materialist world where they're still trying to smash atoms together to find the God particle, you know, in the particle accelerators like where's the God particle in this mess sifting through the trace routes of it.

Where's the God particle? We can just find the God particle. Maybe it's not a particle. Have you ever thought of that? Probably not a particle. Probably way more to it than that. Probability, wave, you know, M theory, whatever, string theory. There's a lot more to it. Anyway, homeopathy works in a way that is consistent with the laws of the cosmos. Otherwise, it could not work because there isn't actually magic. There is only cause and effect.

And homeopathy operates within that structure of cause and effect. So that interview is coming up here today. Just stay tuned. It'll be after the audio segment of this show will be featuring Ananda Moore with Magic Pills movie.

Now, in case you missed it, we published episode three of decentralized.tv that got published in yesterday. And it's about local monero, which is what I had to call it. It's a decentralized exchange where people buy and sell monero kind of like Craigslist listings. In a way, in a classified ads basically, buying and selling crypto. It's truly appeared appearance decentralized. You don't go through a central exchange.

For some trades, there's no KYC required. And it is a fascinating interview. If you missed it, you might want to check it out. It's on decentralized.tv. Now, what I found fascinating is how many people texted me or talked to me after that interview, after they listened to it or watched it. And they said, wow, you know, Mike, this is the first time that I realize I'm going to have to learn about crypto in order to navigate the future of finance.

In other words, they realize from this interview that crypto isn't something that they can just ignore and just kind of wave off. And say, oh, that's just some other little online game that people play, which is what I use to think of it too.

It's much more than that. The monetary systems are going digital. Central bank digital currencies are being aggressively pushed. They will be rolled out across the United States, Canada, the UK, and so on. They're already being rolled out in small ways in many countries.

And under CBDCs, they will control your money. They will freeze your accounts if they don't like your speech. They will automatically deduct what they think you owe and taxes or penalties or fines.

And so CBDCs are a slave system. And if you, if you don't mind being a slave, you love that system. You probably don't have to learn anything. Just go with what they tell you to do. And you'll be automatically a slave.

But if you want to have control over your future, then you're going to need to master this subject or at least learn about it, become literate in it, understand how it works, understand your options.

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