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Welcome to the Delling Pod, Guy Anderson. So this is my first podcast

of the new year and I'm very excited, as always. We're going to talk about inter alia,

Tartaria and about Tesla and about cabbage cat cabbage patch kids and and

This is this is a conspiracy theory so called that that I haven't really delved into and you're the perfect man to talk about about it because you've written a book

about it called people read that Tesla and the cabbage patch kids and I have to say it's a

beautifully put together book I like the fact that it's got this hard back. Was it expensive to produce?

Well, no. I had some problems getting a publisher, so I had to go through Amazon. Nobody would

touch it. And I think that it's because of the content. And if you look, for example,

at, say, Harper Collins, which is a Masonic publisher they're not about

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