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EPISODE · Dec 12, 2025 · 1H 15M

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from The James Perspective · host James Wilkerson

On today’s episode, we discuss a whole slate of conspiracies, from “Project Looking Glass” time-viewing tech and Vatican devices that supposedly capture images from the crucifixion, to rumors that the military is decades ahead of civilian AI and may be quietly testing advanced systems on the public. The crew digs into why Trump is airing campaign-style ads about carbon sequestration and drug prices even though he is not currently running, and whether groups are using his brand to push controversial carbon capture projects in places like Louisiana. They explore a developing Venezuela–Guyana–oil storyline as a possible backdrop for U.S. moves in the region, then connect it to election-fraud allegations, Tina Peters’ pardon, and speculation that Maduro holds “proof” of 2020 manipulation. Along the way, they ask if OpenAI’s outsized deals could be setting up a deliberate future crash of AI stocks and the broader U.S. economy, and whether fear-driven media narratives—from AI to foreign policy—are being used to keep citizens anxious and easier to control. Don't miss it!

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