Stephen Davis

So the Americans would genuinely cross that little old New Zealand was asking questions about something that had happened at their base at the South Pole. And that seems to be the tenor of their complaints to the New Zealand government. The other important point is that the National Science Foundation is publicly funded and the scientists who rely on grants

So the Americans would genuinely cross that little old New Zealand was asking questions about something that had happened at their base at the South Pole. And that seems to be the tenor of their complaints to the New Zealand government. The other important point is that the National Science Foundation is publicly funded and the scientists who rely on grants

So the Americans would genuinely cross that little old New Zealand was asking questions about something that had happened at their base at the South Pole. And that seems to be the tenor of their complaints to the New Zealand government. The other important point is that the National Science Foundation is publicly funded and the scientists who rely on grants

The people that pay for these things, the image that they want you to get of Antarctica is this wonderful, pure, pristine environment and there's wonderful, pure, pristine science going on. Not murders, rapes, axe attacks, heavy drinking, parties, sexual shenanigans.

The people that pay for these things, the image that they want you to get of Antarctica is this wonderful, pure, pristine environment and there's wonderful, pure, pristine science going on. Not murders, rapes, axe attacks, heavy drinking, parties, sexual shenanigans.

The people that pay for these things, the image that they want you to get of Antarctica is this wonderful, pure, pristine environment and there's wonderful, pure, pristine science going on. Not murders, rapes, axe attacks, heavy drinking, parties, sexual shenanigans.

Now, whether he was deliberately poisoned just to make a meal or as a prank or to kill him, we may never know. I got several other people who were there, some on the record in the podcast and some off the record, to clearly state there was a case for investigating a deliberate attempt to poison or kill him.

Now, whether he was deliberately poisoned just to make a meal or as a prank or to kill him, we may never know. I got several other people who were there, some on the record in the podcast and some off the record, to clearly state there was a case for investigating a deliberate attempt to poison or kill him.

Now, whether he was deliberately poisoned just to make a meal or as a prank or to kill him, we may never know. I got several other people who were there, some on the record in the podcast and some off the record, to clearly state there was a case for investigating a deliberate attempt to poison or kill him.

You owe the family of Rodney Marks a proper investigation. It is not too late to get to the bottom of what really happened to him. And you should do it.

You owe the family of Rodney Marks a proper investigation. It is not too late to get to the bottom of what really happened to him. And you should do it.

You owe the family of Rodney Marks a proper investigation. It is not too late to get to the bottom of what really happened to him. And you should do it.

One of the things in the Antarctic Treaty is if you built a base there, you're supposed to allow your base to be inspected so people can check what you're up to. But in fact, the Chinese are refusing to let their bases be inspected. In the last few years, they've announced the building of a very large base, their 5th Antarctic base, and yes, they've refused to allow it to be inspected.

One of the things in the Antarctic Treaty is if you built a base there, you're supposed to allow your base to be inspected so people can check what you're up to. But in fact, the Chinese are refusing to let their bases be inspected. In the last few years, they've announced the building of a very large base, their 5th Antarctic base, and yes, they've refused to allow it to be inspected.

One of the things in the Antarctic Treaty is if you built a base there, you're supposed to allow your base to be inspected so people can check what you're up to. But in fact, the Chinese are refusing to let their bases be inspected. In the last few years, they've announced the building of a very large base, their 5th Antarctic base, and yes, they've refused to allow it to be inspected.

And the Russians have a base in a place called Vostok, which is literally the hardest place to get to in Antarctica, the coldest place in the world, Vostok. And nobody's been there for a long time to inspect that either. It's not a place where you can just pop over to your neighbors to see them. And so it leads to a lot of mystery and speculation.

And the Russians have a base in a place called Vostok, which is literally the hardest place to get to in Antarctica, the coldest place in the world, Vostok. And nobody's been there for a long time to inspect that either. It's not a place where you can just pop over to your neighbors to see them. And so it leads to a lot of mystery and speculation.

And the Russians have a base in a place called Vostok, which is literally the hardest place to get to in Antarctica, the coldest place in the world, Vostok. And nobody's been there for a long time to inspect that either. It's not a place where you can just pop over to your neighbors to see them. And so it leads to a lot of mystery and speculation.