Simon Esler rejoins the program to discuss his latest documentary series, Superorganism, where he focuses on the breakdown of the family unit as a strategy of war. He also explains new science that shows how the family is scientifically shown to operate as a single organism; chemistry changes and connections. The science shows proves that family connections are important for all members of the family. We also discuss the 666 financial group behind the Toronto protocols that laid out this strategy to destroy western civilization. You can learn more about Simon Esler @ https://SimonEsler.com

 


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Simon Esler Biography
Simon Esler is a seasoned actor, writer, filmmaker, unschooling father and long time truth teller on a mission to win the on going war against free thought & human liberty. With over 15 years of experience creating comedy theatre, and a background as a former minister, he uplifts hidden truths using laughter and deep insight as weapons. Esler has a wide ranging digital portfolio including a documentary collaboration with film maker Adam Riva, "Vague Rules: insight into communist warfare in North America", and a series "Worlds Within: a three season exploration of the spiritual nature of warfare, cultivating inner awareness, and the mystery of human learning" (Rise.TV); a 60 minute sketch comedy special "Theorize About Conspiracies!" (Rise.TV), and his sci-fi sketch comedy series "Simon Esler’s Dystopian Imaginarium" (Rise.TV). His latest docuseries, "Superorganism", explores the occulted war on the family and the traditional family unit’s evolutionary potential to act as a superorganism for gathering human wisdom.