The Simon Says Podcast

2024 Recap: A Year of Establishment Crumbling (Ep.111)

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Show Notes

While 2024 was a year many conservative values were upheld, from Labours voters flock to Farage’s Reform Party over mass migration, to Trump’s impressive political comeback, we see in Malaysia, Christian MP was being persecuted on grounds of national security for a book on her faith journey that was released a decade ago. As we conclude 2024, we look forward to new theme for 2025 in this podcast.

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