Discussions of Truth

Former Pentagon aide tells why America is in complete despair and desperately needs you to act.  Tare back the layers folks.  

(Turned) author and motivational speaker, Leon R Walker Jr talks about his compelling story of being a disadvantaged African-American youth. Fighting for a better life, out of a very impoverished Cleveland, OH neighborhood, Walker relies on "innate survival instincts of a child".   Faced with some incredible adversity, Leon's story navigates a path of being sexually abused by the unthinkable to finding mentorship, guidance and inspiration from a most unlikely source: a gay man.  Walker overcomes his socio-economic challenges to find a way to blossom serving the country he loved, in the United States Navy.  He now spends his days working to uplift those in need.  

In regards to the news your fed... question the narrative.  Always.  Its that simple.  From James Tracy, to Al McCoy, to David Icke and Ray McGovern.   Censorship is real and taring apart the fabric of your freedom and liberty... your right to speak your mind.   In this edition, #1 Amazon.com best selling author Alexis Brooks addresses reality as she knows it and how the term "Fake News" folds in to that.  She'll have you questioning your reality... or is it: your existence in someone else's reality?  Enjoy the Discussion. 

Former guest James Perloff discusses his newest book 13 Pieces to the Jigsaw and brings to light some of his latest information regarding the New World Order. 

David Michael Jacobs is an American historian and recently retired Associate Professor of History at Temple University specializing in 20th-century American history. Jacobs is particularly well known in the field of ufology for his research and authoring of books on the subject of alleged alien abductions.

A one near extinct species.   Jeremy Hance, of The Guardian (and other publications), rejoins program to Discuss the rebound of Bison in the mid-west territories of US and Canada under native American guidance.   A plus for the ecosystem and possibly tourism.  Local US government not so interested.  

Also in this episode.  James Tracy, PhD (Iowa), joins program to Discuss media theory.  He is a former tenured professor of Communications at Florida Atlantic University.  He was dismissed from the school in 2016 for his views on "conspiracy theories" and "false flags" perpetrated by elements within and of deep seated facets of the US government.  The grounds were: "conflict of interest".  In 2018 Tracy filed an appeal to a US Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit with his civil rights attorneys.  

Was the Sandy Hook Massacre a staged event?   Were the Boston Marathon Bombings a false flag designed by elements within the US government to infringe your civil rights?   These are questions Tracy has researched and taken a stand on.  That stand led to his dismissal from a major US university.  Does that dismissal infringe upon his own rights?   Think freedom. 

Former University of Miami employee speaks out about her unjust dismissal from the school.   She speaks of CIA cells in UM and other colleges and their infrastructures.    Dr. Otto F. von Feigenblatt then joins program to Discuss his understanding of what is happening politically and socially in the country of Venezuela.