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  • America is repeating the Iraq mistake in Iran
    The National Security Hour with Brandon Weichert – Iran, like so many asymmetric adversaries before it, never intended to fight America straight up. Its real strategy is to endure, decentralize, and retaliate indirectly—through drones, missile salvos, proxy capabilities, and above all by threatening global energy flows through chokepoints like the Strait of Hormuz and...
    57 min
  • Battle for the American mind – Anthony Freda #3
    Project Out Loud – Power is not neutral. Whoever controls culture wins the future. That is not theory. It is plain history. The left understood this a century ago. They built networks of publishing, entertainment, academia, and tech. Conservatives wandered into a comfort zone and assumed institutions would remain neutral. That was a fatal misread...
    1 hr 25 min
  • Iran targets Gulf states as tensions escalate
    Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Iran escalates tensions by targeting Gulf oil infrastructure as US and Israeli forces strike key military assets. Retired Lt. Col. Darin Gaub analyzes the strategy, regional restraint, and potential next moves, including the importance of Kharg Island and the risk of a broader conflict unfolding across the Middle East...
    58 min
  • The death of merit in the age of cultural control
    Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Chris Cordani – American culture shifts as institutions prioritize ideology over merit, reshaping entertainment, media, and public discourse. Awards lose credibility, dissent faces soft censorship, and foreign influence pressures self-censorship. The result is weakened art, eroded trust, and a society struggling to defend truth, standards, and shared identity...
    0 min
  • Researchers discover the connectivity of reading and the human mind
    The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Research shows increased connectivity in various regions of the brain long after you’ve read a book. This demonstrates not only the importance of reading, but also what we are reading. Reading books causes persistent changes in resting-state connectivity of the brain was published in the journal Brain Connectivity...
    57 min
  • America’s double theater war on narcoterrorism
    The Counter Momentum of Spin, with Dr. Franco Musio – While the primary military focus has been on decimating the nuclear facilities, missile stockpiles, and missile launching sites, the underground economy and the narcoterrorism networks are also being directly and indirectly affected. The current destruction of the Iranian infrastructure by the joint efforts of the US and Israel has...
    57 min
  • 12-hour ER waits! Canada’s healthcare collapse and America’s warning
    The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – Canada’s challenges offer a powerful reminder of what happens when healthcare demand outpaces the system’s ability to respond. For the United States, the moment serves as both a warning and an opportunity—an opportunity to learn from the struggles of others while working toward a more resilient and patient-centered healthcare system...
    57 min
  • America has a radical Islamification problem that must be addressed
    After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – Simon Deng warns of rising radical Islamist influence in the West, citing past attacks and growing domestic threats. He urges leaders to take radicalization seriously as risks increase. Drawing from his own experience as a former slave, he advocates awareness, stronger responses, and action to prevent future violence and protect vulnerable communities...
    57 min
  • How disinformation campaigns undermine global stability
    Dr. Li-Meng Yan w/ The Voice of Dr. Yan – Propaganda smooths the way for shipments of dual-use parts, for secret training, and for the placement of proxies who will bleed while the sponsor preserves distance. The result is predictable. The people closest to the conflict suffer most. The instigator gains leverage without open accountability. This is not an abstract theory. It is a pattern repeated...
    57 min
  • Self-defense mastery and the fight against human trafficking
    Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Nate Cain – Sal stresses “see something, say something” paired with strict phone discipline, the 5×25 rings of security (scanning 5–25 meters ahead), and the duty of trained citizens to engage active shooters when safe to do so. He covers home-defense lighting and camera placement, sector sketching for known distances, strategic...
    57 min

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