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Can Public Handle The Shock?

Intelligence analyst and former law enforcement officer Michael Letts rejoins the program to revisit the operations he believes are underway to dismantle an entrenched criminal network operating across government and beyond. Letts argues that a coordinated effort is taking place both inside the United States and internationally to confront a criminal class that has sold out the country and established what amounts to a permanent system of corrupt mob rule.
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We discuss how these operations may be playing out, what can actually be seen from the outside, and whether the public can still distinguish the criminals from those working to expose them in an environment saturated with propaganda and competing narratives.

We also tackle a critical question: What happens when someone widely viewed as a hero or trusted figure is exposed as part of the criminal cartel? Will the public accept the evidence—or will loyalty, propaganda and perception trigger a massive backlash? Here’s more from Sarah Westall on Business Game Changers.

Oil Tankers Heading Our Way

Justice will soon be served, but first there needs to be more sharing of information with the public. There needs to be  much greater awareness of who has pushed and backed pedophiles in control of the federal government.

Has law enforcement been neutered? How extensive is the criminal network? Does it extend into every nation around the world? If so, how can we hope to combat it? The time is coming to shed the light — and bring the rafters down the pedophile network.

Meanwhile, as the U.S. Nany continues to  blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, more than 120 empty oil tankers have turned away from Iran, many of them heading toward the United States.  And 70 of those tankers are what’s called Very Large Crude Carriers (VLCCs), meaning they can carry up to two million barrels of oil.

The United States currently produces just shy of 13 million barrels per day. Will we see a huge spike up in production over the months ahead? How will the demand be met? Here’s more from And We Know.

 

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