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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.

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.

Jelly Roll: A Sell Out?

Jelly Roll was the guest host on Jimmy Kimmel, and over the weekend all hell broke loose in the conservative ecosystem over Jelly Roll FINALLY “making his politics” known.

Is he a dedicated leftist or just your everyday, Joe-average sell-out? Here’s more from Brett Cooper.

Why Modern Music Sucks

While sycophantic musicians like the band Rage Against The Machine and the ass-kisser Gene Simmons play as strong-arm men and “manufactured acts and artists” for the rich and powerful, a few musicians still raise their voices on behalf of freedom and the everyday common man.  Here, Black Pigeon Speaks explains “why modern music sucks.” Fortunately, he also identifies a few of the standouts in the crowd who haven’t sold their souls to the elite riffraff: Among them, Eric Clapton, Van Morrison and Morrissey, as well as the comedian Dave Chappelle.

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