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Banking and Financial System Series, Part 3: Is Bitcoin a Ponzi Scheme?

Jobst Landgrebe

According to the World Economic Forum, Bitcoin is a cryptoasset system, not a currency. This article explains cryptoassets and explores whether they are fraudulent to investors.

Weekly UKC Banter: Episode 5

What does immigration mean for national identity?  Jerm, Mike, and Charles unpack culture, media bias, and the challenges of defining who we are in a changing Britain.

UK Column News Extra - 20th June 2025

Our News Extra episodes are usually for members only, but we’ve made this one public due to the critical nature of the discussion.

UK Column News - 20th June 2025

She Lived in Gaza for Three Years

Journalist Eva Bartlett shares what life was really like in Gaza and Syria — challenging Western media narratives and offering a powerful first-hand account of life under siege.

With Full Intent: Israel's Brutal Attack on the USS Liberty

Phil Tourney, survivor of the USS Liberty, discusses the secrecy imposed on the attack’s survivors and explains why it remains highly relevant today

We’re Winning the Information War

Stew Peters on waking up during George Floyd, breaking conservative dogmas, and why the fight for truth is a fight for our future.

UK Column News - 18th June 2025

No Atomic Bombs Were Dropped on Japan

Did Hiroshima and Nagasaki suffer nuclear attacks—or something else entirely? Michael Palmer challenges the official story.

The Watchman

Brian Gerrish speaks to Ben Rubin about life, Nation, duty, and the origins of UK Column.

UK Column News - 16th June 2025

Lara Logan: What Happened to Journalism?

Veteran journalist Lara Logan reflects on the decline of honest reporting, cancel culture, and the dangers of propaganda, drawing on her experiences in South Africa and beyond.

The Scottish People’s Covid-19 Inquiry Conference: a Personal Reflection on a Groundbreaking Event

Prof Richard Ennos

In February 2025, Common Knowledge Edinburgh held the Scottish People’s Covid-19 Inquiry, the first Inquiry by the people of a nation into the actions of their Government during the Covid event. Richard Ennos explains the motivation for, conclusions from, and achievements of it.

Weekly UKC Banter: Episode 4

From food and farming to geopolitics and digital ID—how much control is too much? This wide-ranging discussion questions the narratives shaping our lives.

UK Column News - 13th June 2025