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The Bryan Hyde Show - Revel in WrongThink
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Monday Apr 11, 2022
Monday Apr 11, 2022
Sometimes it seems like each election cycle is simply a scheme to replace one set of bad rulers with another set of bad rulers. Jeff Deist outlines the problem with the wrong elites and why they need to be desanctified.
When is the best time to get ready for adversity? Paul Rosenberg says it's before you find yourself in the midst of it.
The only thing worse than democracy dying is when democracy lives and succeeds. Too harsh? Take a look at Joakim Book's latest: If You Vote, You Have No Right to Complain.
Are you still noticing the coin shortage signs that started to appear at the beginning of Covid? Jeffrey A. Tucker explains the hows and whys of the Covidians and the coin shortage.
The growing geopolitical unrest can seem overwhelming at times. That's when it's helpful to remember that every earthly conflict is based in a war that we almost never hear about--a spiritual war that has always existed.
One of my favorite sources of timeless truths is The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis. M.B. Matthews has a great take on how Screwtape comes to America.
Once again, the FBI has put a highly contrived case of "anti-government extremism" before the American public, only to see their case fall flat before jurors. Roger Kimball explains why justice has been and will be a long time coming.
Disney is getting a lot of publicity right now, and only some of it is favorable. Thomas L. Knapp delves into beauty and the culture war beast: how buycott beats boycott.
How long should you continue to believe or trust the kinds of people who would lie to you over and over again. John Stossel recounts a number of stories that were covered up by big media and big tech and he wonders, where's the reckoning?
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Friday Apr 08, 2022
Friday Apr 08, 2022
If you find yourself obsessing over Russia, it's very possible that the official propaganda has sunk its hooks into your mind. Caitlin Johnstone explains how U.S. officials admit they're literally just lying to us about Russia.
U.S. policymakers want to believe that they're the good guys. At the same time, their actions are not those of good guys. Pepe Escobar says that's why they're willing to sit back and watch Europe commit suicide. Some hard truths here.
Right now it's fashionable to view everything that came before us as wrong. Jonathan Barnes puts that myth to rest as he explains that there is greatness in our past--despite what critical theorists try to tell us.
One of life's biggest missed opportunities is when we summarily dismiss people who hold differing viewpoints. Christine Black makes a compelling case that the urge to shame, purge, exclude and dismiss others diminishes us.
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Friday Apr 08, 2022
Friday Apr 08, 2022
It's not enough to simply identify society's problems. Any heckler can do that. If you're serious about being problem-solvers, Ron Ross says there's one place you can really make a difference.
My understanding of limited government and personal freedom has been greatly impacted by libertarianism. Dr. C Ronald Kimberling joins me to discuss the 50th anniversary of the birth of the libertarian movement.
As much as it feels like the Covid mania has passed, now is not the time to pop the champagne corks. Todd Hayen has a clear, dispassionate look at what they got & what we lost. We still have some heavy lifting ahead of us.
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Thursday Apr 07, 2022
Thursday Apr 07, 2022
The price of meat continues to rise and I'm determined not to start eating bugs instead. Robert E. Wright has a great article touting wild meat markets as an alternative.
While the near future looks to be a bit uncertain, there are still many reasons to be optimistic. Here's some much needed perspective from David Deming on our underground future.
Elon Musk's presence at Twitter is making significant waves. Max Borders has a great essay explaining free speech and genuine diversity to the Twitterati.
The conflict in Ukraine has many people wondering if World War III has kicked off. The Z-man ponders the question of whether this will be an economic war or an actual shooting war.
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Thursday Apr 07, 2022
Thursday Apr 07, 2022
I know we're supposed to believe that the ruling class is infallible. Still, as James Bovard explains, corrupt federal statistics cover their endless cons.
As hard as the politicians in D.C. are pretending that they are victims of January 6, there's an occasional bit of reality that prevails. Especially when a judge has issued an acquittal for a defendant who was allowed by Capitol police to enter the building.
The world really can be divided into those who wish to control others and those who don't. Kent McManigal advises to govern yourself so you violate no one else.
If you've seen the video clip of Obama's recent visit to the White House, it seems clear that Joe Biden is on his way out. Andrea Widburg has some interesting takeaways regarding Obama's actions.
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Wednesday Apr 06, 2022
Wednesday Apr 06, 2022
Are members of the ruling class so wicked that they'd start a war to cover up their crimes against humanity? I know how I'd answer that question. Brandon J. Weichart says for the great reset to succeed, the elite need World War III.
If you're going to tell a lie, you might as well make it a whopper. Kit Knightly explains how the latest spin about Biden's "booming economy" is just another front in the media's war on reality.
If you've ever wondered whether your possessions own you, all you have to do is pack up for a move. Daniel Lattier asks, is "stuff" paralyzing today's children? If you're considering a purge, this is a great read.
It may seem harsh to point out how so many people are being psychologically manipulated by the power centers of our time. Still, Boyd Cathey makes a strong case regarding Ukraine and the zombiefication of America. We'd be wise to be cautious.
We have been boldly lied to by the political class and the media for so long that it seems normal to us. James Howard Kunstler has a brutal, but factual, rundown of our current mass formation psychosis.
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Wednesday Apr 06, 2022
Wednesday Apr 06, 2022
Free speech and big tech are quickly becoming mutually exclusive terms. Dan Sanchez and Liam McCollum explain how both the left and right are wrong on the issue.
The battle for our minds is intensifying. Gary Gindler says the first digital war is underway and and digital truth will triumph over digital propaganda, eventually.
With Elon Musk becoming the single largest stakeholder in Twitter, a lot of folks are wondering if it means a return to free speech. Jeffrey A. Tucker wonders, can Elon Musk defeat the censors?
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Tuesday Apr 05, 2022
Tuesday Apr 05, 2022
It's my weekly sit-down with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos. Eric is a much needed voice of rationality and reason in a world that gets weirder by the day.
A friend once tried to convince me that political correctness was nothing more than having manners. Yeah. Right. Paul Rosenberg has a great take on what manners are and why we need them.
The Ukraine is good/Russia is the devil narrative is being blasted at us relentlessly. For those willing to step away from the comic book version of events, The Good Citizen has some very good reasons to question everything that politicians and corporate media tell us.
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Tuesday Apr 05, 2022
Tuesday Apr 05, 2022
There's nothing wrong with being optimistic during troubled times. At the same time, there are times when facing the truth requires some fortitude. Lewis Dovland has some advice for the affrighted optimist.
Like it or not, our heritage and way of life is being radically restructured. Frank Liberato explains how middle class citizens are coming to grips with their Constitution's death.
The solutions we're looking for aren't going to come from the top down. They'll start with individuals who know what they stand for and who know how to change someone's mind by speaking the truth with love.
We're all about to get a serious education in monetary policy. The Z-man says, the party's over as far as the free money era is concerned. We'd be wise to understand what that means.
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Monday Apr 04, 2022
Monday Apr 04, 2022
How would you prioritize what has been lost over the past couple of years? Chet Richards says America is suffering from a gigantic loss of trust and restoring it isn't going to be easy.
Maintaining one's sense of perspective can be a challenge even when things are going well. It's much harder to do during times of crisis. Lewis Dovland reminds us to keep the Big Picture in mind.
China is bringing back lockdowns and, in Shanghai, it's more intense than before. Jordan Schachtel wonders what's up with Wuhan 2.0. Is it a psyop or are they true believers?
Making fun of preppers has been a favorite pastime for many folks who consider it the realm of conspiracy kooks. Theodore Dalrymple wonders if a new age of hardship might soften our views of the self-reliant.
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