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The Bryan Hyde Show - Revel in WrongThink
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Tuesday Sep 06, 2022
Tuesday Sep 06, 2022
Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos drops by to discuss what it's like to live in a "V for Vendetta" dystopia. There's never a dull moment here in clown world.
I know we're not supposed to have any doubts about the 2020 election but having questions doesn't make one an election denier. Check out Arizona gubenatorial candidate Kari Lake's answer to a reporter's question on the matter.
A common tactic for the left is to accuse its opponents of exactly what the left is doing. James Bovard has a marvelous take-down of the president's speech last week and how anyone in power who does what Biden does would be acting like a dictator.
Here's some powerful incentive to think twice before jumping aboard the Electric Vehicle (EV) bandwagon. As early as next year, Europeans could be paying as much as $270 each time they charge their EVs. That's a lot of money to go 150 miles.
Hate crime hoaxes are nothing new. Especially since an accusation is as good as a conviction in the court of public opinion. But did the BYU volleyball incident even happen? There's good reason to doubt.
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Monday Sep 05, 2022
Monday Sep 05, 2022
Want to better understand how so much of the world around us is being manipulated via psycho-social experiments? Kit Knightly has a terrific essay on 5 psychological experiments that explain the modern world.
The president's recent speech demonizing roughly half the voters in the country followed a proven pattern by which totalitarians consolidate power by creating an enemy at the gate. Jeffrey A. Tucker explains the return of Carl Schmitt's formula for regime longevity.
Know that we know that we are part of a "battle for the soul of our nation" we should first ascertain where we are, as a nation, before proceeding. James Howard Kunstler has a comprehensive take on what's happening.
Thanks to the introduction of "social" justice, authentic justice is no longer blind in the U.S. The Good Citizen has a solid take on anarcho-tyranny and how our systems of law are weaponized against the taxpaying public while encouraging real anarchy from sacred groups protected by the state.
We're all wondering, at some level, how to navigate the storm that is upon us. Deana Chadwell has some inspiring thoughts for what to do when you feel the earth move under your feet.
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Friday Sep 02, 2022
Friday Sep 02, 2022
To understand what is being taken from us, we must first understand the intended function of the system of government created by the founders. Judge Andrew Napolitano ponders what we can do when the Constitution fails us.
Politicians are famous for insisting that we trust them, even when it's clear they're not being completely honest with us. Donald Boudreaux explains how we're trained to believe that a miracle occurs when government intervenes.
The growing weirdness in our culture and society is causing most of us to do regular double takes about what we're seeing. Jeff Minnick poses the question, is boredom driving our culture of lunacy?
Maybe it's the raw lust for power that we're seeing in the eyes of so many officials but it's getting harder to trust politicians to do the right thing. Kent McManigal says government is not worth the trade off.
Protecting your food storage from government confiscation seems like a risk that primarily N. Koreans might face. Milan Adams warns that we should prepare for similar concerns here as well.
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Thursday Sep 01, 2022
Thursday Sep 01, 2022
I don't know of anyone who's excited to hear from the IRS. Having said that, it's curious that more people aren't clamoring for bringing this agency to heel. Jacob Hornberger says why not just abolish the IRS?
There's a lot of anticipation of a red wave coming with the November mid term elections. Robert Vincent says, watch out. The regime isn't just facing a loss of political power, many of them are facing the possibility of real accountability for the first time in their corrupt lives.
So much of the lockdown enforcement was as cruel as it was unnecessary. Julie Ponesse wonders, why did covid enforcment target religion specifically? Could it be that the state cannot abide competing moral authority?
It's hard to feel encouraged when sizing up the challenges in front of us. Allan Stevo has some marvelous advice for what to do when the sheep and hyenas are disappointing you. He advises, look for the lions around you.
I'm more than a little surprised that libraries are becoming ground zero for the sexual counter culture to find mainstream acceptance. Check out this article on a series of emails that show activist librarians promoting events like drag queen story hour. Why are these events being targeted to children?
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Wednesday Aug 31, 2022
Wednesday Aug 31, 2022
Tucker Carlson has noted that there are so many major events going on in our world that it's hard to know which ones to track. Jeff Thomas affirms what Carlson is describing and notes that the tipping point will happen suddenly.
Not trying to harsh your buzz, Dude, but the push toward electric vehicles has some serious downsides. Mark Tapscott has 10 facts EV advocates don't want you to know.
You don't have to be especially cynical to wonder if the student loan debt forgiveness isn't just a particularly shameless effort to buy votes. James R. Harrigan and Antony Davies point out 3 unintended consequences of student loan forgiveness.
The ruling class and its enablers don't think much of the common folks. But just between us, we all know who keeps the world running. Annie Holmquist says, if you want to change hearts and minds, try humility.
Despite all the insistence that critical race theory and other activist indoctrination hasn't found their way into our public schools, parents should be paying attention. Nicole Solas describes how to protect your children from the wokeness ripping through schools.
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Tuesday Aug 30, 2022
Tuesday Aug 30, 2022
Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos stops by to talk about what's newsworthy in our world today. Eric always has a thoughtful take on the passing scene.
One of the best articles I've read on why our doubts about election integrity are so frightening to the folks in power. Martin Geddes breaks down the mega consequences of a stolen election.
If you've ever struggled with a sense of frustration and hopelessness in standing for the cause of freedom, here's an essay you need to read. Richard M. Ebeling has a terrific take on out of control government and Isaiah's job.
If speaking truth to power was easy, a lot more people would be doing it. David D'Amato says with the way the political class lies and changes definitions to fit its narrative, we need to rethink how we approach disinformation.
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Monday Aug 29, 2022
Monday Aug 29, 2022
I have a perfect slogan for truth-seekers like us. It's a Latin phrase pronounced "Sapere aude" and it means "dare to know." Sounds like a fitting phrase for the times in which we live.
It's not easy to discern who the good guys are in so much of what's going on around us. Allan J. Fiefer reminds us who the good guys are and why we should remain hopeful regarding the future.
A disturbing sign of the times can be seen in the woke struggle sessions that we are constantly being told we must attend. Thaddeus G. McCotter writes about how Florida is protecting its citizens from compulsory woke indoctrination.
Serious about standing up to tyranny? Brandon Smith says, first, you have to understand the tyrannical mind and how it operates, in order to fight it effectively.
This is going to be a tough pill for many to swallow. We're now free to discuss the problems associated with the jab, so long as we put the blame on Trump's vaccine. The narrative pivot is coming and it's bad news for Trump.
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Friday Aug 26, 2022
Friday Aug 26, 2022
If you love freedom, you probably feel hopelessly outnumbered by the folks for whom it's not a priority. Dan Sanchez reminds us how a tiny minority can lead the world toward liberty.
One of the most powerful tools we have for becoming clear-thinking individuals is a classical liberal arts education. John Agresto affirms why we need liberal arts.
I have a lot of respect for Paul Rosenberg. He is a trusted source of light and truth in a highly deceptive world. Check out his new website Vera Verba and see real life examples of humanity at its finest.
If you haven't taken a closer look at the story of Kevin Cooper (aka Cole Summers), here's a great article on a truly remarkable young man.
Most of us are doing our best to find our way through the growing mess our world is in. Robert Slye suggests that a man has 4 options in today's world and wonders which we will choose.
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Thursday Aug 25, 2022
Thursday Aug 25, 2022
The opportunity to shine a light into the darkness can take many different forms. Allan Stevo shares a great example of his encounter with an overzealous Trader Joe's manager on the topics of covid and religion.
Part of getting a solid self reliance program in place is figuring out a way to cook your meals if the utilities were shut off. Zoey Sky has a helpful list of 19 ways to cook without electricity.
As the war on reality escalates, we have our work cut out for us. Doug Casey has some relevant thoughts on propaganda, changing language and thought crimes.
When it comes to having a solid grasp on world history, Pat Buchanan is tough to beat. Given our nation's belligerent foreign policy, Buchanan wonders, is autocracy America's mortal enemy?
The elephant in the room that almost no one wants to acknowledge is the noticeable uptick in unexplained deaths (i.e. NOT covid) in the past year or so. Alexandra Bruce says a major insurance report shows a massive increase in deaths since the vax was introduced.
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Wednesday Aug 24, 2022
Wednesday Aug 24, 2022
One of the more painful lessons of the past two years has been the realization that Silicon Valley is not on our side. Jeffrey A. Tucker wonders how could we have been so naive about big tech.
Tweaking our rules & regulations isn't likely to fix the bad officials and corrupted systems under which we currently live. Christopher Roach explain why character matters most when it comes to self government.
The truth is often hidden in plain view. Jeff Thomas has a great example of this as it pertains to how our currency is being devalued.
I'll admit it. I'm still fuming mad at the way vax mandates were used to punish the unvaxxed. Jon Miltimore has a great article on the CDC (finally) admitting the science on natural immunity.
Not to increase the already boiling tensions between the federal government and the rest of us but isn't it time for the states to step up and assert their powers? Brandon Smith points to how blue states block federal agencies from operating with impunity and suggests red states follow their lead.
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