Bizarrely, socialism is still popular among young people. They should listen to those who lived it!
“You don’t really know you have it good until you have it bad,” says Charles Ryu.
He escaped North Korea, twice.
He tells me his story and the importance of freedom: It’s a story of socialism, slavery, starvation, torture and escape. Here’s more from John Stossel.
John Stossel reports that Michael Malice, the popular podcaster and author, reminds us that tyranny can be defeated. It’s been done before.
Malice shares stories of life under totalitarian regimes, such as the Soviet Union and North Korea. “We’ve seen over and over what happens when governments become totalitarian, dictatorial,” he said. He talks about how the media was often complicit in totalitarianism, but is hopeful for America today, because the old corporate media is losing its control of information. More with Stossel and Malice.
Gene Decode tells “The Missing Link’s” Jesse Hal that we’re closer to nuclear war than we’ve ever been!
With the heightened tensions in the Middle East, specifically on the Gaza Strip, and with the emergence of Iran as a nuclear player, Russia and The West are on their heels. Decode says that following Israel’s romp through Gaza, it now has its sights set on Lebanon and Hezbollah, a faction backed and funded by Iran.
Decode says the Iranians have already made it clear they pack nuclear missiles that can strike anywhere in Russia, moving the “doomsday clock” closer to midnight, as the saying goes.
Decode takes a deep dive into the possibilities, discusses the resignation of Benjamin Netanyahu’s war cabinet in Israel and confirms the stunning way the Deep State began planning the chaos between North and South Korea and in Vietnam shortly after the conclusion of World War II.
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem demonstrates Democratic tendencies. In short, she’s a shameless liar.
Watch as she appears on CBS News’ Face The Nation and discusses a passage from her autobiography, where she talks about meeting North Korean Dictator Kim Jong-un. Here’s more from Voat.
Does former President Donald Trump control a top-secret military unit, comprised of some 60,000 soldiers? That’s the argument of journalist Mike King, who joins David “Nino” Rodriguez’s podcast.
This is a clandestine world, where soldiers wear wigs and masks, and travel under assumed identities to camouflage their names and missions. They might work inside the United States, or abroad in hot spots like Yemen, North Korea and Iran.
As proof, King cites a Newsweek article. We provide you a link below the video so you can read and judge for yourself whether King’s assertion might be true.
And here’s a link to the original Newsweek article, written by William M. Arkin: https://www.newsweek.com/exclusive-inside-militarys-secret-undercover-army-1591881
