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Peter Daryl Evans (born 29 August 1973[citation needed]) is an Australian chef, and former television presenter, who was a judge of the competitive cooking show My Kitchen Rules. Evans has been heavily criticised for spreading misinformation about vaccinations, promoting conservative political rhetoric, sharing conspiracy theories with followers and pseudoscientific dieting ideas such as the paleolithic diet. He lives in Round Mountain, New South Wales.

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Godzilla Jesus

Guys, the InfoWars set may be being sold after all. Stay frosty!

Denise Huston

Idk, can't say I'm necessarily opposed to neo-Nazis drinking bleach because they're gullible shitheads.

CarrieBoo

Activated. Almonds. Wtf?

Oxford Comma is Mandatory

It never fails. The subset of incredulous morons intersect the subset of conservatives equals the subset of conservatives.

Gmork

So . . . the next episode starts w Tom finishing that sentence ?

Ronan da Rosa

I like how someone asked who WAS Pete Evans and set me up to hear his death announced exclusively on CN.

Fluidkaos

I'm snacking on some Supreme Pizza flavored almonds. Maybe that's what he means??

outaspaceman

I live with a chronic condition and get targeted by these wankers.. I can’t remember what the current “cure” for MS is, but you can bet it’s bollocks… (Probably prepared in a raspberry ju..)

J. Vizzle

Where the fuck is Heath, AGAIN!?!?

cadavermouse

Oh, thank goodness, I thought it was only me. Happens with GAM and Scathing, too.

Digging Up Ancient Aliens - Fredrik

Not to be pedantic, but we are skeptics here. Tom mentioned in the episode that the Black Sun symbol is Norse-inspired. It's actually French. Today, the sign referred to as the Black Sun is inspired by a Merovingian symbol. Scandinavian Sunwheels had straight spokes and are from the Bronze Age (not Norse), while the Merovingian has lightning shapes. The connection between the idea of the Black Sun and that symbol is also a new idea. Originating from a German Nazi thriller book. The first time the Black Sun was called just that was in Die Schwarze Sonne von Tashi Lhunpo by author Russell McCloud in 1991. As a Scandinavian archaeologist, I'm also not a fan of the word Norse. Viking is, in my opinion, better if we want to talk about the whole Scandinavian culture during the Viking age. John-Stucke, K. and Siepe, D. (2022). Myths of Wewelsburg Castle. Paderborn: Brill. Kingsepp, E. (2012). The Power of the Black Sun: (oc)cultural Perspectives on Nazi/SS Esotericism. In: International Conference on Contemporary Esotericism. Stockholm.