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USAID & The Rap Game (Part 2)

Were outlandish rap groups like N.W.A. (Niggaz With Attitudes) simply creation of the CIA? Just how deeply entrenched was the spy agency in the rap music scene? How much control did the CIA exert over recording labels, as well as radio stations and individual performers?

How did the CIA get the money to do all of its machinations? Did all of the funds come through USAID or were there illicit drug sales, pornography, human trafficking, stock market transactions or other sources of vast pools of money?

Mike Benz doesn’t answer all of those questions here, but he certainly opens lots of new doors and raises prospects you might never have considered otherwise. Benz is the executive director of the Foundation for Freedom Online.

This is part two in a series. We ran the original part 1 on Monday, August 31, in case you want to check it out as well.

How Soros Hijacked Us All

George Soros has spent years quietly reshaping America by funding radical District Attorneys, buying off local politicians and hijacking city governments.

In this episode, I talk with Monty Bennett, a businessman from Dallas who’s fighting back. From starting his own media outlet to pushing new laws that force the city to follow its own rules, Monty shares how he’s standing up—and how others can do the same. Here’s more from Man In America.

What’s The Emergency Buzz?!?

Here’s what you can expect today as the Emergency Broadcasting System does a nationwide alert test. Messages will be sent to cell phones as well as radio and television stations at approximately 2:20 p.m. Wednesday afternoon. Here’s more from Prisoner TezDogH Truth Dawwg.

CCP Cracks Down On Internet

Chris Chappell says the Chinese Communist Party is obsessed with controlling the media. Every single TV network, radio station and newspaper is censored, he says.

And it’s not ending there. The CCP now has focused its sightson the internet, specifically livestreaming and influencers. Chappell takes a look at what precipitated this action and explains the new code of conduct for livestreaming.

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