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The Bryan Hyde Show - Revel in WrongThink
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Social media can have a powerful negative effect on our lives, if we allow it to warp our thinking. However, once in a while, it can provide us with some absolute gems of wisdom. This Facebook post, by a friend who is a therapist, talks about what we can do with the past we cannot change.
One of the hardest things we'll ever do is to stand on our principles when it would be easier to abandon them for some perceived short-term gain. Barry Brownstein reminds us that safety is found in principles, not lies.
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This is not an easy article to ponder. It covers some extremely unpleasant possibilities that may be in our near future. Check out Madge Waggy's take on what to do when martial law comes to America.
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Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos joins me for our weekly conversation. We'll do our best to make sense of the passing scene and to leave you more sure of what you stand for than simply what you're against.
What exactly constitutes the American Dream? Charles Hugh Smith says starting over may be a big part of it.
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I'd never heard the term "capstone marriage" before today. Sarah Wilder makes a strong case for avoiding this standard of only getting married when everything is "perfect."
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Thursday May 15, 2025
Thursday May 15, 2025
A prolonged power outage would effectively separate most of us from our (mostly) electronic money. Clark Barnes has some powerful food for thought on what a final backup plan might look like.
The future where robots begin to take on the jobs humans would rather not do, is upon us. Annie Holmquist warns that robot friends aren't the pathway out of loneliness.
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If you find yourself thinking about the future and where we're headed, you're not alone. J.B. Shurk does a great job of describing the great simmering in the West and why our anger is being directed toward the elites.
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Wednesday May 14, 2025
Wednesday May 14, 2025
When it seems there's not enough time to enjoy the best things in life, we need to step back and get some perspective. Paul Rosenberg describes the luxury of thinking one's own thoughts.
If you're not familiar with the Sword of Damocles, take a look at this essay by Jeff Thomas. It's not just political leaders who could feel that sword fall, but also entire populations.
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I can't believe it's been almost a decade since Jacob Hornberger wrote this essay. His breakdown of gun control and the right to resist tyranny is as true today as it was then. Definitely information worth having.
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Tuesday May 13, 2025
Tuesday May 13, 2025
Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos is my guest each Tuesday. Eric always has a principled take on current events and a lot of very solid advice on how to retain your liberty.
The divide between the media and everyone else is getting harder to ignore. Bill Rice lays out why the capable need not apply for media positions.
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Donald Jeffries is one of the fearless, truthful voices of our day. When he explains how we've become the planet of fat, black statues, it's worth your consideration.
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Thursday May 08, 2025
Thursday May 08, 2025
Our national day of prayer has come and gone. Annie Holmquist suggests five ways to reinfuse religion into American society.
Medicine has taken on some sinister overtones as it becomes more entangled with government. Jeffrey A. Tucker recommends 8 small reforms to improve the U.S. medical system.
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I make the time to read anything Jim Bovard writes because he always leaves me feeling more informed than outraged. Check out his latest on political slavery in our times.
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Tuesday May 06, 2025
Tuesday May 06, 2025
It's my weekly conversation with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos. Not a week goes by that I don't feel a sense of gratitude for Eric's insights and humor. Spend some time on his website. You won't regret it.
If you haven't been paying attention to the massive power outage in Europe last week, now's a good time to start. Jordi Pigem has a great summary of the power outage and how it's a wake up call.
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Tuesday Apr 22, 2025
Tuesday Apr 22, 2025
It's my weekly visit with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos. Join us for the straight scoop on what's happening and what we, as individuals, can do about it.
Real ID is about to be fully implemented but it's not to late to call it what it is. Ron Paul says, it's nothing more than phony security and real authoritarianism.
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Not to undermine anyone's faith in politics but it should be clear by now that there is no political savior. Mike Johnson has some great advice on how to opt out of feeding the beast that wants to rule you.
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Monday Apr 21, 2025
Monday Apr 21, 2025
I criticize the Trump administration more than I would like to but I also want to give credit where it's due when they do something right. Here's El Gato Malo's take on the White House declaring war on the Covid conspirators.
At the risk of sounding like a self-help guru, pursuing personal growth and excellence is one of the surest ways to fight back against encroaching tyranny. Ray Craig shares his thoughts on showing up and how it becomes the quiet strength that shapes who we become.
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The Easter that we celebrated 5 years ago was a very different holiday for most of us. Allan Stevo looks back on what we were doing as well as what we learned.
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Wednesday Apr 16, 2025
Wednesday Apr 16, 2025
Humor is an essential tool to keeping perspective during challenging times. This op-ed from the Idaho Examiner is a gem. Analysis: Your Beliefs Are Flawless & the World Should Hear Them--Constantly
To be accused of cultish thinking is a pretty strong insult. Having said that, Paul Rosenberg makes a powerful case that most of us belong to the Cult of Rules.
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Most of us know individuals who seethe with outrage over anything Trump says or does. Check out this insightful article from Holly Mathnerd's substack that zeroes in on the growing pandemic of Gain-of-Function TDS (h/t to Barry Brownstein for bringing this to my attention)
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