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14 Dec 2025

Bizarre Bermuda Discoveries

The mysterious Bermuda Triangle, also known as the Devil’s Triangle, has captivated people for decades with strange and eerie disappearances. Dozens of ships and planes, including the famous Flight 19, have disappeared without a trace, sparking theories of alien abductions; lost technology from Atlantis; magnetic anomalies; and massive, rogue waves.

According to the scientific explanations, it’s all the result of volatile, Gulf Stream weather; frequent hurricanes; and human error. However, that doesn’t account for weird compass anomalies and even more “out there” cases that are much more unusual than in other busy ocean areas. Join Ben Chasteen and Rob Count on The Edge Of Wonder as they distinguish myth from fact in this intriguing journey!

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10 Nov 2025

What’s Behind Naked Freakouts?

Why do people having public meltdowns take off their clothes?

Especially in airports and planes? Here’s more from Ken LaCorte in a new edition of Elephants in Rooms.

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06 Nov 2022

Militarizing The South China Sea

Despite Xi Jinping’s pledge to the United States that China would not militarize the South China Sea, new evidence has surfaced showing aggressive movement to the contrary.

China Uncensored’s Chris Chappell reports that China continues to ramp up its military presence on many islands across the South China Sea, loading up with planes, guns and other weapons. Chappell brings the proof of the aggression and how the CCP might use these bases.

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04 Nov 2022

5th Generation Warfare

Jordan Sather gives a succinct summary of the five generations of warfare we have seen over the ages. As first explained by conservative strategist William S. Lind in the 1980s, changes in technology fueled the evolution of warfare, spurred by the introduction of guns, planes, tanks and other tools of combat.

Now, we’re in the 5th generation of warfare, involving heavy propaganda as opposed to soldiers squaring off against each other. Sather gets into a few of the key, new aspects we have seen: Social media companies banning comments by conservatives, for instance, and Communist China sending its agents to spy on American businesses and the military.

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