The Bryan Hyde Show

2022 February 24 The Bryan Hyde Show hour one

Now that Putin has started military action in Ukraine, it's hard to know who to believe as to why this is happening. The Good Citizen has a marvelous summary of the situation in an essay titled "Hyenas In the Kitchen."

More and more individuals are finally catching on to the fact that government and mass media misled and manipulated us in the name of public health. Here's one clear takeaway: After Covid, we must embrace critical thinking again.

People in power are scared right now. Their influence is waning because their official words and reality did not line up. To avoid falling for their tricks again, Joakim Book pitches the need for skepticism as a new way of life.

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2022 February 23 The Bryan Hyde Show hour two

 

One of the toughest things we ever learn to do is to trust in our own ability to comprehend and judge the facts. Paul Rosenberg has a great essay on names and things, understanding and remembering.

This is a touchy subject for some but when government assumes tyrannical powers, an armed citizenry is the final check on illegitimate power. Scott McPherson lays out why the militia is more important than ever.

One of the reasons that police in Canada, Australia and New Zealand have been so brutal to the people of those nations is that the people have been effectively disarmed by law. Karina Schmitt notes that Democrats who are seeking to turn America into the new Venezuela cannot do so with an armed citizenry.

Julie Kelly is a national treasure when it comes to shining light on media's exploitation of the Jan 6 investigation. She draws some chilling parallels between our government and the Trudeau-style tyranny going on in Canada.

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2022 February 23 The Bryan Hyde Show hour one

You can see the light beginning to come on for a lot of people. And they're not happy about what they're realizing. As Dr. Robert Malone explains, the CDC has deliberately withheld data from the public regarding Covid, over fears that it might be "misinterpreted." Whatever that means.

If you read just one article this week, it should be this one. Antony Davies shares some uncomfortable truths about our political parties and the need for a 3rd party alternative that isn't part of the corrupted machinery.

If you were a bit fuzzy on why property rights are foundational to a free society, there's an object lesson in what's happening in Canada right now. Charles C.W. Cooke says that Canada's cash grab reminds us why ownership matters.

The Canadian news media has actively worked to deceive the public through distorted and false narratives regarding the freedom convoy. American MSM will likely do the same. Twitter has already pulled the plug on this video from a U.S. freedom convoy organizer. I wonder why.

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2022 February 22 The Bryan Hyde Show hour two

 

The conflict playing out before us is a perfect illustration of those whose influence is virtual vs. those who work in the physical world...you know, like truck drivers. Check out N.S. Lyon's piece on how reality honks back.

A lot of folks are waking up to the realization that government controlled digital currencies can become the equivalent of chains. Brad Polumbo makes a strong case for how financial censorship shows exactly why we need Bitcoin.

A question that we all get to ask ourselves is, when is it justified to engage in civil disobedience? Aaron Kheriaty explains why it is ethical to resist the biosecurity surveillance state.

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2022 February 22 The Bryan Hyde Show hour one

It's our weekly visit with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos. We talk about current events viewed through the lens of common sense.

Are you starting to see the battling narratives about what's happening right before our eyes? Jordan B. Schachtel has a great explanation of the World Economic Forum's "Great Reset" and how it's being sold to the public.

These are not easy times to be a voice of dissent. Glenn Greenwald has a great essay on how neoliberals are using the weapons of despotism to repress all viewpoints but their own.

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2022 February 21 The Bryan Hyde Show hour two

 

Watching the intensely slanted coverage coming out of Canada and noting the conspicuous silence of any Western leaders, it's likely that similar crackdowns are headed our way. J.B. Shurk reminds us that the power of the powerless is real.

What was once dismissed as conspiracy sure looks a lot like reality. David Sacks explains how the social credit system we've all heard about has just been implemented in our neighbor to the North.

One of the foundations of personal freedom is the assumption of responsibility for one's own self-protection. Jack Kerwick has some solid advice about obtaining honest martial art instruction.

The folks who desire absolute control have escalated their efforts to bring the rest of us to heel. Jeffrey A. Tucker calls it what it is: economic warfare.

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2022 February 21 The Bryan Hyde Show hour one

What's the difference between democracy and liberty? Gary M. Galles describes the democracy illusion and how democracy can destroy liberty as well as preserve it.

Is the Great Reset becoming a Great Awakening?. Thomas Luongo can always be counted on for a straightforward take on such things. His take on trampling the truckers is spot on.

If you find yourself cheering when the state's violence is directed at people who aren't you, it's way past time to grow up. Paul Rosenberg beautifully explains how every lead up to tyranny starts with fear that is used to dehumanize others.

The desire to force others to do our bidding is at the root of so many of our present conflicts. It's one of many reasons why politics will never bring happiness.

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2022 February 18 The Bryan Hyde Show hour two

 

It's been fascinating to see how entangled medicine, business and big government have become. Anthony Matoria has some excellent historical perspective on the decline of American medicine.

Anyone who lives in the American West can attest to the ongoing exodus of people making a run for greater freedom. Kerry McDonald lays out why so many families are uprooting and fleeing to freer states.

I know it's not fashionable to point to the family as a solution for most of our societal ills. As Anthony Esolen notes, the death of muscular American social life coincides with the disintegration of the family.

Trying to keep up with the U.S. State Dept's "Operation Smollett" in Ukraine? You're not alone. For some helpful historical perspective, check out David Stockman's piece "We Are Not Useful Idiots!"

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2022 February 18 The Bryan Hyde Show hour one

The mendacity of some people who attain power can be shocking. John Daniel Davidson explains why Trudeau doesn't want to end the protests peacefully. He wants violence.

Like it or not, you're seeing the core conflict of our age playing out before us. As David McGrogan puts it, it's society vs. the state.

At the root of the protests in Canada, are the heavy-handed vaccine mandates. Victor Fernandez has a marvelous explanation of how vax mandates subvert personal integrity.

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2022 February 17 The Bryan Hyde Show hour two

 

The way that the Canadian government is weaponizing virtually every government and monetary institution to go after people who want their freedoms back is pretty chilling. Brandon Smith warns that our choices are rapidly narrowing to separation or purge.

We shouldn't be surprised that politicians love to take credit for things they haven't actually done. Even so, as Jordan Schachtel puts it: The Ukraine mirage consists of Biden taking credit for stopping his own manufactured crisis.

If you're serious about standing for your freedom, it's time to come to grips with the fact that it will not be easy. Max Borders makes the case for learning how to get comfortable with being uncomfortable.

James Bovard's take on Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau's naked grab for power is worth your time. The PM's hysteria is a cautionary tale of why government power must be checked and balanced.

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