Jamie Andrews

This Delingpod is very kindly sponsored by

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Jamie Andrews

A Delingpod episode

11th August 2026


Very kindly sponsored by:

Monetary Metals

Jamie Andrews doesn’t believe in viruses or DNA or what passes for ‘science’ generally these days. He thinks they’re all part of a hoax perpetrated since 1660 by the occultist, freemasonic Royal Society and its acolytes. Andrews expounds to James on his fascinating thesis, which he has backed up at his Control Studies Project, the most comprehensive study into virological methodology. You might believe in germs when you start this podcast. But you won’t by the end. Also on the menu: King’s College, Canterbury; being taught Darwinian theory by a creationist evangelical; living (almost) off the grid in France; how to survive on almost no money; the disgusting things they do to ‘isolate’ viruses; and much, much more besides. Here is Jamie’s excellent Substack https://substack.com/@controlstudies



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Darley

Darley

16 August 2026, 7:52am

Very good. Explaining ‘the science’ in a way even I can understand.

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Anne

17 August 2026, 2:14am

Been offroad through central oz so often no signal but got to hear the episode with Brendan (Perth man). Just had to let you know we felt you handled it well but it is very clear he is defensive (maybe due to his experiences) but he did not read the room at all. His ability to have an open discussion was wanting and whilst he was having a go at your views he didn't get that you were not having a go at his. We did have a giggle at how it ended - and if Brendan reads your comments then i say to him --James is the last person to be on the attack! The audio option is brilliant because we can download and listen whilst in the middle of the desert😊

Darley

Darley

18 August 2026, 12:13pm

Obviously, his best work was those ‘magic torch’ episodes.




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