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Wednesday Sep 04, 2024
Wednesday Sep 04, 2024
Now is the time to be putting in the serious effort to build your community, wherever you happen to be. Walker Larson reports that new research shows nearly half of Americans don't feel close to their communities.
If Mark Zuckerberg's confession of how Facebook was used to suppress inconvenient facts and opinions isn't enough to set off some alarms, I don't know what is. Jeffrey A. Tucker examines why Zuckerberg chose now to confess.
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Have you noticed how things are escalating in Ukraine right now? Brandon Smith says the globalists are working hard to kick off WW III before the election.
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Tuesday Sep 03, 2024
Tuesday Sep 03, 2024
It's time to catch up on all that's happened in the world since my last conversation with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos.
We live in a time when lawfare is being used to attack everyone from former presidents to citizens who speak outside the boundaries of the official narrative. Paul Rosenberg explains how "law" is used as a mind trick to gain our compliance.
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Self reliance is a topic in which each of us should deeply invested. Todd Hayen shares some of Ralph Waldo Emerson's deepest insights on the subject.
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Friday Aug 30, 2024
Friday Aug 30, 2024
The state has become a kind of religion to those who believe in its infallibility. Karen Kwiatkowski explains which of the Ten Commandments the state hates the most.
Few of us aspire to warriors of any sort but we still have a duty to stand for the truth when it's necessary. Barry Brownstein says Western Civilization depends upon tolerance for competing ideas.
Silver often gets treated like the ugly stepchild compared to its precious metal siblings like gold and platinum. John Forrest Little says that may soon change as advances in EV batteries may make silver a highly sought after commodity.
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If you find yourself feeling a frayed around the edges, you're not alone. Donald Jeffries has a marvelous essay about how he deals with the stress of a society in decline through his writing.
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Thursday Aug 29, 2024
Thursday Aug 29, 2024
Technology has blessed our lives in too many ways to count. Unfortunately, as Brandon Smith explains, it has also made us increasingly vulnerable to cyber calamities.
The move toward a cashless society may seem like the most convenient way to go. Madge Waggy says it's also a giant leap toward a controlled society.
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It's astonishing how many people refuse to see the official corruption before them because they're certain that, if it were real, the media would tell us about it. Rajan Laad warns that the mainstream media has become an enemy of the people.
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Wednesday Aug 28, 2024
Wednesday Aug 28, 2024
If you haven't already subscribed to Paul Rosenberg's Freeman's Perspective website, you really should. Here's Paul's take on how to gain confidence and courage. It's pure gold.
Few words are more poorly understood and regularly misconstrued as the word "capitalism." Jeffrey A. Tucker has a must read essay on the subject that clears up a number of misunderstandings.
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As long as we're on the subject of economics, it's as good a time as any to clear the air regarding the free market. Jacob Hornberger explores what free enterprise really means.
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Tuesday Aug 27, 2024
Tuesday Aug 27, 2024
It's my weekly check in with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos. We have a lot to cover, as always and Eric is a steady voice of reason during a time of growing insanity.
Pay attention to how the sides are becoming more clear in the current election cycle. Note how many RINOS are lining up with Kamala and who is lining up with Trump to create his dream team.
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Politics is quickly becoming a choice between those who seek to control others and those who don't. Barry Brownstein says, people without meaningful lives are the one who seek power.
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Monday Aug 26, 2024
Monday Aug 26, 2024
At the risk of being labeled a problem child, I'd like to explore a couple of different aspects of obedience and defiance on today's show.
More and more, the world is being divided into those who believe it is necessary and good to control others and those who don't. Todd Hayen says the joy of defiance is real and it's a good thing.
The flip side of defiance is reflexive obedience. Paul Rosenberg has a great breakdown of the obedience cult and how to break free of its mental stranglehold.
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The crackdown on free speech is picking up speed. Brandon Smith has a marvelous explanation of how X, under Elon Musk, is quickly becoming the last stand for free speech.
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Friday Aug 23, 2024
Friday Aug 23, 2024
It's astonishing how many people can see with their own eyes the open corruption of those in positions of authority, yet they still look for a reason to believe. Paul Rosenberg says, the spell is breaking.
The surest way to maintain a sense of hope amidst the growing insanity is to remember that all the conflict around us is part of a larger spiritual battle. Adam De Gree reports that Gen Z is more religious than we might think. And that is cause for optimism.
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Time is short and no matter the outcome of the November election, the difficulty level of life in America is going to increase significantly. Jim Quinn says, the powers that be have selected Kamala and he lays out their plan to install her.
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Thursday Aug 22, 2024
Thursday Aug 22, 2024
An unprecedented power grab is staring us in the face and almost no one sees it for what it is. Jordan Schachtel warns that Kamala Harris's plan to tax unrealized gains will crash the U.S. economy.
For most of us, life has been pretty comfortable. Ray Craig has a great essay recalling the kind of mettle that it took to build all the comfort that we enjoy. It's time we all rose to the challenge of becoming farm tough.
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If you're serious about helping build community wherever you are, it's essential to learn about your local history and culture. Walker Larson has some sage advice on how to more fully connect with your community.
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Wednesday Aug 21, 2024
Wednesday Aug 21, 2024
Most of us are familiar with the saying about "the only thing necessary for evil to triumph." Paul Rosenberg has a more fitting ending to that statement and it has to do with good men being too obedient.
The fervor over so-called reproductive rights is solid evidence that societal attitudes toward children and family have shifted in a dark direction. Kimberly Ells explains why our children are more important than our dreams.
I wonder if there's ever been a time in human history when the people with power or influence have lied as openly as they do in our day. John Leake has a fascinating take on the people of the lie.
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Sweeping gun control is pretty unlikely in today's political climate but that doesn't mean we're out of the woods. Red flag laws are being challenged in a number of states and for good reason.
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