The Bryan Hyde Show

2022 March 7 The Bryan Hyde Show hour one

The war in Ukraine should not have taken anyone by surprise. Peter Hitchens saw what was coming nearly 12 years ago and refuses to join the hypocrisy.

One of the more positive changes of late is that higher education is swiftly marginalizing itself. The good news, as Isaac Morehouse explains, now college degrees are working against many job seekers.

Nice as it is to be getting back to a kind of normal, we cannot pretend that this isn't being done for political expediency. David Waugh says the return to normal is driven by politics and not by "science."

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2022 March 4 The Bryan Hyde Show hour two

 

The political class is getting very twitchy about the citizenry. They've forgotten that their temporary authority originates with the people and that they are servants. J.B. Shurk reminds us why rebellion to tyrants is obedience to God.

The speed with which Covid guidance has changed is remarkable. And more than a little suspicious. Jon Miltimore details what we can learn from the CDC changing its Covid risk formula for non-scientific reasons.

I have deep respect for the parents who are training faithful foot soldiers in the war against the elite. Annie Holmquist reveals how having a good, strong family is the best way to contain the ruling class.

Pushing back against the official propaganda that's being directed at us 24/7 isn't just a contrarian hobby. As Gary D. Barnett writes, we have a duty to resist the state control of media and the press.

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2022 March 4 The Bryan Hyde Show hour one

There is an immense amount of effort to keep our attention focused on Ukraine right now. Allan Stevo has the most timely advice you'll hear today: Do not be distracted from focusing on what matters most.

Why does the state need to do so much in secret? James Bovard spells out the reasons why the Supreme Court should end the "state secrets" shield.

Heaven help anyone who commits an "unforgivable" offense in the eyes of the Twitter mob. Bryan Caplan explains why this tactic is used and what it generally says about the accuser's character.

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2022 March 3 The Bryan Hyde Show hour two

 

We're feeling the effects of inflation in many areas right now. For those trying to understand what 7.5% inflation means, Peter Jacobsen says the Rule of 72 can help us understand why our concern is warranted.

What do the CIA and Pentagon's hatred of Julian Assange have to do with the current fighting in Ukraine? Jacob Hornberger connects the dots on a story that mass media is carefully avoiding, for some reason.

As hard as it would be for most of us to set aside social media, there are good reasons to consider doing so. Kate McColl suggests that social media is showing us that the world wants to be deceived.

Looking for some solid suggestions on how to best prepare for the remainder of 2022? Dr. Robert Malone has some advice for anyone who is paying attention.

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2022 March 3 The Bryan Hyde Show hour one

Why are insurance company actuaries reporting an unusual spike in deaths of people ages 18-64 in the last half of 2021? Robert E. Wright weighs in on life, death and insurance.

Caleb Franz of the Profiles In Liberty podcast joins me for our semi-monthly History In Action segment. This time around we talk about the Boston Massacre and the importance of not rushing to judgment.

Is social media a curse or a blessing to the young people of our time? Before you answer that question, check out Kent McManigal's take on how social media is doing invisible damage to our youth.

There's a certain comic book quality to the narrative regarding Russia vs. Ukraine. Jordan Schachtel makes a strong case that this is less a matter of good vs. evil and more like 2 kleptocratic shades of gray.

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2022 March 2 The Bryan Hyde Show hour two

 

We've learned a lot over the past two years. Tom Woods has a terrific list of 8 things the Age of Fauci teaches us.

The interconnectedness of the financial realm is creating some complications for those trying to sanction Russia into submission. Thomas L. Knapp describes how the West's SWIFT kick is aimed at Russia but may end up hitting the U.S. dollar as well.

One of the craziest signs of the times is the growing push to silence dissenting voices. As Caitlin Johnstone notes, defending freedom and democracy sure requires an awful lot of censorship.

This is a truly insightful article. If you're going to make self reliance a priority, never forget that training preparedness is better than simply learning preparedness.

I didn't watch the State of the Union address last night. (Sorry, but I had to wash my hair) Thankfully, I was able to get my hands on a draft of the real state of the union and it was far more insightful than I'd hoped.

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2022 March 2 The Bryan Hyde Show hour one

Things have been looking pretty dystopian lately. Matt Hampton wonders which dystopian story does 2022 resemble the most.

Here's a question that no one seems interested in asking that nevertheless has real bearing on the situation in Ukraine: What exactly is the role of NATO? Ron Paul explains how it all comes back to NATO.

U.S. foreign policy is always a tricky subject since many Americans equate patriotism with supporting whatever our government is doing abroad. Philip Giraldi explains how we are creating new enemies.

If you haven't subscribed the Good Citizen substack, it's an excellent resource for information outside of the Borg's echo chamber. Especially this essay about how the propaganda war is not the war.

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2022 March 1 The Bryan Hyde Show hour two

 

When it comes to the various Ukraine narratives, here's some really good advice: Question all of it. The current Western propaganda for Ukraine is epic.

Don't look now but the Covid fact-checkers have turned their attention to trying to silence anyone questioning the Russia/Ukraine narrative. Caitlin Johnstone says "Russian propaganda" is the latest excuse to expand censorship.

The president will be giving his state of the Union address today. James R. Harrigan reminds us that we should pay close attention to what he's not talking about.

Politicians are like magicians in that they understand the importance of distraction in order to create a particular illusion for their audiences. James Howard Kunstler says, don't look now but all the foreign policy posturing is to keep us from seeing how badly our own operating system is failing.

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2022 March 1 The Bryan Hyde Show hour one

It's our weekly reality check with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos. We talk about current events and get Eric's thoughts on how to pick out the traffic enforcers on the road with us.

It's clear that many people subscribe to a type of dominance-based thinking in which there can only be a winner and a loser. Paul Rosenberg describes the need for breaking the cycle of dominance in our lives.

Have you noticed how the folks who pushed the Covid narrative the hardest are quietly backing toward the exits? Here's a great article about how it always starts with a cultural shift.

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2022 February 28 The Bryan Hyde Show hour two

 

At the risk of sounding conspiratorial, isn't it convenient how the public's attention has somehow shifted away from the collapsing Covid narrative to Putin and Ukraine? Vasko Kohlmayer says that's not an accident.

We hear the word "privilege" a lot these days. However, its meaning seems to escape the folks who use it the most. Sheldon Richman has some timely clarification about what privilege is and what it isn't.

The battle between freedom and tyranny seems very real right now. Scott McPherson reminds us that nukes, war planes and tanks are not enough to prevent people from standing for freedom.

It's risky to advance a point of view that isn't in lockstep with the mainstream narrative right now. But Pat Buchanan has a point worth considering here: Did we provoke Putin's war in Ukraine?

Would the ruling class be willing to start a new world war just to cover up their Covid crimes against humanity? Before you answer, please consider Lew Rockwell's plea to keep us out of war.

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