The Download Episodes

In this inaugural episode of Dusrupted, George Dus explores Canada’s 2025 federal election through an intuitive and symbolic lens. Using a political oracle deck designed for world events, George performs readings for Mark Carney and Pierre Poilievre and lays a seven-card spread for Canada itself. The cards reveal themes of public sentiment, political tension, economic pressure, and the deeper forces shaping the country’s political moment as voters prepare to head to the polls.

The Iran War Nobody’s Explaining to You Is the Iran-US-Israel war mainly about a dying empire lashing out, elites cutting backroom deals, or using crisis to lock in a permanent global control grid? In this episode of The Download, George Dus maps all three at 30,000 feet — the view mainstream media isn’t giving you. Drawing on three very different voices — financial analyst Catherine Austin Fitts, viral professor Jiang Xueqin, and former UN weapons inspector Scott Ritter — George builds a picture of how this war is being used to engineer energy and food shortages, accelerate digital surveillance infrastructure, and choreograph a managed retreat of American empire that gets sold to the public as a peace deal. Key revelations: Hormuz didn’t close because of Iranian missiles — it closed when Lloyd’s of London pulled insurance. Russia is pulling in an estimated $150 million a day in extra oil income while the US drains its missile stocks protecting Israel. And the spring planting…

When a massive AI data centre moves into your community, power bills spike, public services get gutted, and your land can be sold out from under you with an NDA attached. It already happened in Ohio. Whitney Webb documented exactly how — and who built the blueprint. This episode maps the full architecture: from one billionaire's private government to the Dark Enlightenment philosophy now shaping White House AI policy. And at the end — Wonder Valley. If you're Canadian, you'll want to stay for that.