Could the keys to understanding today's global economic shifts and the truth behind historical events be hidden in plain sight? As I, Tony Arterburn, take the helm for David Knight alongside Guard Goldsmith, we uncover startling insights into Gen Z's perception of historical figures, the tectonic movements away from the US dollar by nations like Russia and Iran, and the potential impact of the IRS's new recruits. With the year drawing to a close, this episode is a treasure trove of deep dives into currency debasement, international relations, and the ripple effects of the JFK assassination through discussions with experts like Don Jeffries.

Prepare to have your perspective on foreign policy and historical events challenged as we navigate through the hawkish stance of politicians like Lindsey Graham and the intricate connections and motives surrounding the JFK assassination. Questions arise about the political and ethical compromises made by those in power, and we investigate the psychological warfare that shapes public perception. Our conversation with Don Jeffries throws a spotlight on the New Orleans subplot of the JFK narrative, inviting listeners to examine the complex web of conspiracy with fresh eyes.

As we wrap up, we confront the manipulation and censorship dominating social media platforms, and the ideological subversion that may be at play among the younger generation. With the rise of sophisticated mind control tactics and the shaping of political opinions online, this episode provides critical thought and alternative viewpoints to the mainstream narratives. The dialogue with Billy Ray emphasizes the urgency of maintaining independent thinking in an age of pervasive social engineering. Tune in for an episode that doesn't just recount history but urges you to reconsider it.