Freedom's Frequency

Wednesday Briefing
Sal, Stacy Rush
Special Guest Author Jonathan Jakubowski

Steel City Resistance Edition
Ward Miller

Week In Review
Jack
Special Guest Dennis Deruelle

Justin K. Sheffield, author of MOB VI: A Seal Team Six Operator's Battles in the Fight for Good over Evil.
Justin Kyle Sheffield was Born October 30, 1979 in San Angelo, Texas. After high school, Justin followed his dream to become a Navy SEAL and enlisted in the Navy on February 8, 2000. In 2014 Justin was medically retired as a Senior Chief Petty Officer and Warfare Operator of the United States Naval Special Warfare Development Group, or Seal Team Six.
Senior Chief Sheffield has completed hundreds of combat operations and enemy engagements in Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Somalia. He is a recipient of the Silver Star, 6 Bronze Stars with valor for actions in combat, a purple heart, and a host of other medals and commendations.
https://www.amazon.com/MOB-VI-Operators-Battles-Fight/dp/0998770418

Wednesday Briefing
Sal, Stacy Rush
Special Guest Justin K. Sheffield

Steel City Resistance Edition
Ward Miller

Week In Review

MaryAnn Mendoza, Angel Mom who’s son was killed by an illegal immigrant drunk driver in 2014. She currently serves as a consultant and advisory board member for WE BUILD THE WALL, INC.

Vince Everett Ellison author of The Iron Triangle: Inside the Liberal Democrat Plan to Use Race to Divide Christians and America in their Quest for Power and How We Can Defeat Them

When Army Sergeant Jonathan Lubecky returned to the U.S. from Iraq more than a decade ago, simple activities, like family trips to theme parks or the county fair, overwhelmed him.
He recalls “panic attacks, intrusive thoughts. I’d get auditory and olfactory flashbacks.” Along with an “intense fear that bad things were about to happen.”
He'd spent some of his deployment at a base in Iraq that caught mortar fire thousands of times, he says. One mortar even landed next to a porta-potty while he was inside.

Lubecky could not find mental and emotional relief. He tried all kinds of treatment: talk therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and multiple medications. None of them worked. Suicidal thoughts plagued him for eight years. He says he tried to kill himself five times.
Out of options, he enrolled in a clinical trial that used psychedelic-assisted therapy. The drug was MDMA ⁠— also known as Ecstasy or Molly. Lubecky says it worked.
“I literally went from being in a VA facility inpatient [program] to being Senator Rand Paul’s national veterans director in his presidential campaign in two years because of this therapy,” he says.