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Kim's avatar

Elizabeth! Is there a transcript of this podcast? I rarely have time to listen. I’d much rather read. Thank you for sharing your talent with us. It’s greatly appreciated.

BonWil's avatar

You can get a transcript on Apple Podcasts.

Raphael's avatar

No, thank you Elizabeth through your writings. We get to see inside your soul and see what a genuine, unique principled person you are.

Thank you again

Polly Frost's avatar

Congratulations on your well-earned success with Absurdistan! Since I'm an unpaid subscriber, I gather from the above that I'll no longer be able to read your wonderful posts. Wishing you the best, Elizabeth.

JK 🇨🇦's avatar

I don’t see where she says one has to be a paid subscriber to read her work.

Joanie Higgs's avatar

I believe I'm paying just over $4 CAD per month, which is less than a cup of star*ucks.

Sandi Dinsdale's avatar

I take any extra 'pennies' to rescue & feed orphaned kangaroo & wallaby left to die on the roadside here when their mum's have been struck & broken & dying or killed by vehicles. It costs a lot the formula is super expensive as are the supplies to care for them until they are old enough to release. I would LOVE to give money to support those who bring us great info, I am an info hound have been for decades no TV just research but I am not able to support ALL the wonderful sites I visit learn from & share with others some of who DO financially contribute their cup of coffee worth. Its not always because people are stingy or ungrateful, sometimes its just already spoken for & there IS no more to 'buy coffee with.' Please be aware of this.

Joanie Higgs's avatar

You're right. Rather than take down my comment, I'll apologize here as your rebuttal is excellent. But also, JK below is right... Elizabeth's stack is free to read and comment upon in any case.

Polly Frost's avatar

Good for you! I think that’s great. I don’t drink Starbuck’s coffee.

Joanie Higgs's avatar

Polly, apologies plus please see my response to Sandi's comment below.

Polly Frost's avatar

No apologies necessary! I think Elizabeth Nickson is terrific and I meet such smart and independent commenters here, like you and Sandi and JK. I have a Substack I started a couple of months ago to write about my experience getting and very nearly dying from Sepsis. I only have free subscriptions because I want to have it available. And because many people are uncomfortable talking about physical problems I get a lot of emails from readers but not yet many comments. And that's fine. But that's me. When I wrote for glossy magazines I loved the money and perks. I didn't always love what I had to write. Now I always love what I write but don't make money. Life is a bunch of trade-offs and wisdom comes from making them.

Joanie Higgs's avatar

Thanks, Polly. Yes, mine is free, too... I started it three years ago and have several hundred subs but haven't posted for months now; too many damn issues to keep on top of and so many stackers doing it for us. I love your last 4 sentences especially!

Rollo Tomassi's avatar

Speaking of recruitment, it happens at all levels. A long time ago I read that when FBI agents were away from home on an assignment "they" would send a hooker to the agent's room and if he took her in "they" would know the agent could be corrupted.

Dennis T.'s avatar

I listened to the podcast and really enjoyed it. Thanks

Dan Fournier's avatar

Oh, and regarding our Substacks being suppressed which you guys mentioned at the end of your talk was the exact topic I covered with my previous guest who had done a deep dive into the matter. I'd invite you to have a look or listen to it:

- Episode 38. Is Substack now suppressing Conservative/ Contrarian Voices while Amplifying Democrat/Liberal ones? w/Bill Rice Jr.

https://fournier.substack.com/p/38-is-substack-now-suppressing-conservative

> Teaser clip: Coordinated Hit Job on Substack

https://rumble.com/v719wq2-coordinated-hit-job-on-substack.html

James Loewen's avatar

Early in this wonderful conversation, Elizabeth, you mention the brave young woman who spoke of the ritual satanic sexual abuse she was forced to endure as a child. She is Anneke Lukas, and recently was interviewed by Andrew Gold on his Heritics channel. Aside from David Rockefeller, she also names Pierre Trudeau. It's horrific, dark information that must be widely known.

Thank you both for the work you do, bringing more light to the truth.

Sandi Dinsdale's avatar

wonderful brave soul that Anneke is. I can't imagine how she managed to maintain her sanity, love & self through what she endured. Had to grow up before the age of SIX God bless her. Love that lady especially for speaking out & what it takes to share such horrors as a young girl she had to not only endure but deal with & learn to navigate & manipulate evil spirited adults to survive. Please pray for her continued protection. Thank you for telling folks her name so they can listen to her story further should they be interested.

Gaye's avatar

Delingpole and Nickson at their best!

Ohio Deb's avatar

To me Ms. Elizabeth, this is the most priceless exchange I’ve heard EVER! I loved the dialogue. Thought provoking..

HOW DO WE KNOW?

Yes, we know by the WORD

Luvvvy's avatar

Great chat! Early on mentioning the soulless resonated with some of my recent thoughts. Like the relevance of Jesus mentioning the “wheat and tares”. Sometimes it’s healthy to be aware, and understand that Wheat and Darnell, are sharing “the field”.

BonWil's avatar

And the wolves in sheep’s clothing.

Mystic William's avatar

Glad you are getting those numbers. Well deserved.

Jeron Smith's avatar

My Sunday Happy: Tawny port, vanilla bean coffee, The Macallan 12 year sherry oak single malt, and Absurdistan + Delingpole

Christopher Harris's avatar

Sometimes Absurdistan and water is strong enough. But I hear ya!

Unapologetically Me's avatar

I think I might have watched this some time ago Elizabeth.

Is it available on Rumble or YouTube video?

Ok found it: Is it this one? (You've been on twice, according to James.)

I had previously watched this one:

https://rumble.com/v5me2fw-elizabeth-nickson.html

Or, is it this one?

https://rumble.com/v71jjwu-elizabeth-nickson.html

So I listened to some minutes of the podcast you linked, and realized ok it's the last Rumble I listed so will watch that one as well. ("Soulless in London" reference.)

Thanks for posting the link to the audio so I could track down the video.

Sandi Dinsdale's avatar

I spent the day with Diana just a couple of months before her murder. She required nor expected any curtsy. She was genuine, compassionate, sincere, lovely, gentle, kind, open, & shared how she feared for her life. My husband & friend also were there & thoroughly loved the lady. QEII on the other hand whom I 'met' a few times I could never bring myself TO curtsy to the old eLIZARDbeth, she creeped me out & boy did I get a scowl from her for my NON curtsy & verbal greeting with a slight head nod. LOL. She took herself so seriously. William was there that day we spent with Diana & he was lovely back then, a sweet young teen with a personality & openess much like his mother, at least at the time & a mouth full of braces. His younger brother was away somewhere else at the time. Fergie was there as well. I would hate to be in that family that had the same blood as Henry the VIII, Vlad the Impaler & Jack the Ripper. Hmmmm. No wonder they get in so much trouble. LOL That was a long time ago now.

sadie's avatar

Working on my Christmas gift list.... did Elizabeth ever recommend the best book for learning about MKUltra? Besides her Monkey Puzzle. It's for a very skeptical someone who is only just now starting to distrust government.

Terry Garcia's avatar

I so enjoy your reporting.

I see you have a lot of questions that I have had as well growing up.

At the risk of unleashing a rash of prejudice I found that a book I read some years ago, The Fundamentals of Thought, by L Ron Hubbard, answered a lot of those questions.