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by James Delingpole on James Delingpole View my bio on Vigilante.TV: Psalm 104 (103 in Orthodox and Catholic church) with Father Panteleimon, Abbot of Holy Trinity Danilov monastery in the town of Pereslavl

by James Delingpole on James Delingpole View my bio on Vigilante.TV: If you're excited by the insights offered by Near Death Experiences or thrilled at the prospects of reincarnation, this podcast may

by James Delingpole on James Delingpole View my bio on Vigilante.TV: Max Bliss is an English builder now living in France who knows an awful lot about geoengineering - aka chemtrails. So much, in fact,

by James Delingpole on James Delingpole View my bio on Vigilante.TV: Thirty years ago, Australian author, historian and adjunct professor (Monash University) Roland Perry revealed that the most dangerous

by James Delingpole on James Delingpole View my bio on Vigilante.TV: Ice fairs on the River Thames - plus earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and mass starvation due to famine: could the world be heading

by James Delingpole on James Delingpole View my bio on Vigilante.TV: Polish-born Madeleine Hunt lived in Warsaw under the communists during the Eighties Martial Law years and was an early activist with

by James Delingpole on James Delingpole View my bio on Vigilante.TV: Why bicker online when a good conversation is so much more productive? James sits down with Robert Frederick, host of The Hidden Life

by James Delingpole on James Delingpole View my bio on Vigilante.TV: James’s old friend Michelle Osteo is back with more tales of her miraculous healing adventures. On the menu: Michelle’s upcoming world

by James Delingpole on James Delingpole View my bio on Vigilante.TV: Iain Davis - James’s go-to researcher for explaining conspiracies in measured language that doesn’t frighten off the Normies - is back

by James Delingpole on James Delingpole View my bio on Vigilante.TV: Your last chances to see two of Britain's funniest and most awake comedians Alistair Williams and Tania Edwards on tour are in Leeds

by James Delingpole on James Delingpole View my bio on Vigilante.TV: In this uncharacteristically - and completely accidentally - topical podcast James finds himself talking to former Army and Police officer

by James Delingpole on James Delingpole View my bio on Vigilante.TV: Aaron J Smith is a former alcoholic and drug addict who found God, cleaned up his act and now supervises psychiatric patients in a maximum

by James Delingpole on James Delingpole View my bio on Vigilante.TV: Terry Wolfe is a Canadian born Mennonite Christian with a characteristically tough, uncompromising take on what the deal is. This is

by James Delingpole on James Delingpole View my bio on Vigilante.TV: “Who Really Runs The World” special episode. Mrs HH is a former engineer turned mother, grandmother and home educator who lives in N

by James Delingpole on James Delingpole View my bio on Vigilante.TV: ‘Slavlander’ - formerly ‘Rurik Skywalker’ - is a Ukrainian-born, American-raised researcher who specialises in the kind of Slavic conspiracy

by James Delingpole on James Delingpole View my bio on Vigilante.TV: If comedian, part time cafe cook, and super Christian Alistair Williams looks slightly pained in this podcast, it’s not because he doesn’t

by James Delingpole on James Delingpole View my bio on Vigilante.TV: Finally the Delingpod does Atlantis. Author and historian Michael Le Flem guides James through the evidence, from Plato to Atlantic

by James Delingpole on James Delingpole View my bio on Vigilante.TV: About five years ago, Ian Simpson rang James out of the blue and anonymously blew his mind with information so extraordinary James wished

by James Delingpole on James Delingpole View my bio on Vigilante.TV: In this shocking episode of the Delingpod which may upset some listeners, James chats to Francis O’Neill about which characters in the

by James Delingpole on James Delingpole View my bio on Vigilante.TV: Sasha Latypova - big pharma industry exec turned poacher - is on fire in this episode (as tbf she always is). On the menu: the three