The Technocratic Link Between Shakespeare and Scientism | Jerm Warfare

In this provocative episode of UK Column News, host Germ Warfare explores the radical theory that Francis Bacon, not William Shakespeare, was the true author of the Shakespearean canon. Building on earlier discussions about the 'Shakespeare authorship question,' Germ argues that Bacon orchestrated a grand hoax to create a mythic English poet—Shakespeare—as a cultural and ideological instrument for the British Empire. This 'Shakespeare hoax' was not merely literary but deeply political, serving as a vehicle for Bacon's vision of a technocratic, scientifically driven society. Germ traces the connections between Bacon's creation of modern science, Freemasonry, and the Shakespeare plays, asserting that these three pillars form the foundation of modern scientism—the belief that science alone holds ultimate truth. He contends that Shakespeare's works, especially plays like Macbeth and Richard III, are not merely art but sophisticated propaganda designed to promote nihilism, existential doubt, and loyalty to power, all while undermining religion and fostering trust in state authority and scientific dogma. The episode critiques the modern worship of science as a religion, warning that scientism has enabled tyranny, control, and the erosion of spiritual and moral values, with the British Empire and its intelligence apparatus serving as the ultimate beneficiaries of this intellectual project. Germ concludes by urging listeners to question the narratives they've been taught and to recognize the hidden ideological undercurrents in the works they revere.