Jay Dyer and Jonathan Pageau discuss intelligence agencies’ influence on entertainment, military recruitment, and Hollywood’s changing villains.
From James Bond to contemporary blockbusters, they explore how films can shape political beliefs while presenting themselves as ordinary entertainment. Here’s more from The Jay Dyer Archive.
President Donald Trump begins a 32-day campaign blitz ahead of the 2026 midterms, kicking off with stops in Texas and Oklahoma. Trump opened his tour with a stop north of Dallas, accompanied by U.S. Sen. candidate Ken Paxton. Paxton, the Texas attorney general, is square off against Democratic hopeful James Talarico. Initially, Talarico appeared to be a serious candidate, but lately, he’s been fudging his positions and lying much more often.
Trump also will make a pitstop in Oklahoma for a rally in Durant, right alongside the Texas Border. Again, Paxton will get another chance to share the podium, before Trump heads east for a rally in Alabama.
Is the U.S. military keeping watch over the midterms? Will soldiers or military personnel be used to safeguard the elections and prevent widespread fraud? We’re aware of our adversaries. The Democrats have been flagrant cheaters going back more than 50 years.
So they cannot be trusted to approach the elections honestly. Many avenues for them to cheat have been closed, but that doesn’t mean they won’t exploit the few avenues left to them. If they do so, they need to be arrested posthaste and tried quickly on charges of treason. Pray. Here’s more from And We Know.
On a December night in 1980, Betty Cash, Vickie Landrum, and six-year-old Colby Landrum took a back road home through the East Texas pines. A blazing, diamond-shaped craft dropped over the road in front of them, pouring fire onto the pavement.
When it lifted away, a swarm of twin-rotor military helicopters closed in around it. Within hours, the three witnesses were sick, and within days, their hair was falling out.
The doctors had no answers, and the military denied everything. So Betty and Vickie did something no one had done before: They sued the United States government over a UFO.
What flew over Farm Road 1485 that night? And why is one key page of the Army’s own report still blacked out? Here’s more from The Why Files.
A group of terrorists had set their sights on blowing up England’s Fairford Royal Air Force Base, which is home to both US troops and England’s Royal Air Force.
Five men have now been arrested on suspicion of a car bomb plot. Their three vans were full of explosives. Here’s more from Lori Colley.
Why are U.S. military officials suddenly talking about placing weapons in space and potentially fighting a war on the Moon? Do the Russians or Communist Chinese even have weapons in space, or simply the Americans?
And when did Americans put weapons in space? President John F. Kennedy, who built the space program and buoyed the fortunes of NASA, always opposed introducing weapons to space. So which Neo-Con jerks violated the clear tenets Kennedy had established to keep research in space peaceful?
President Donald Trump apparently sides with these Neo-Cons, as he has tweeted “The Moon is ours.” On one level, this isn’t surprising, Trump already jumped into bed with the Neo-Cons in attacking Iran. But how many times will he ignore the America First wishes of his MAGA voters?
Dark Journalist Daniel Liszt gets into all of these issues in a hard-hitting video entitled Moon Buster UFO File Space Wars NASA Secret Revealed! The big reveal concerns the Moon Busters, but there are many quick revelations throughout this video, touching upon Kennedy’s assassination and extending more recently to the Butler, Pennsylvania attack on President Trump by Thomas Matthew Crooks.
The Deep State extends to NASA, as well as the military-industrial complex, not to mention the intelligence agencies, surrounding that agency. So, dive in and be prepared for a quite a few shocks along the way.
President Donald Trump has announced a new, permanent deal with Denmark transferring control and responsibility for Greenland to the United States. Trump has viewed Greenland as strategic for military defense purposes as well as its vast reserves of rare minerals, The Soviet Union, Communist China and other nations have begun seriously developing new routes across the Arctic Ocean.
Most of the negotiations on the Greenland deal were conducted through the U.S. State Department under Marco Rubio. Ron Lauder, the youngest son of beauty magnate Estée Lauder, first proposed to Trump that he should pursue a deal involving Greenland. That was five years ago. Lauder, who has a net worth of about $5 billion, has made substantial business investments in Greenland. Here’s more from Trish Regan.
You know about the missing trillions, right?
You know, the $2.3 trillion missing from the Pentagon’s coffers that was announced to the public on September 10, 2001, and then never mentioned again?
…Of course, if that IS your understanding of the missing trillions story, then you don’t know the missing trillions story. Join James Corbett for today’s Corbett Report deep dive into the real story of the Pentagon’s missing trillions and how many trillions are missing today.
The Democrats are on their last leg of trying to delay President Donald Trump. The remaining corrupt judges are now trying to stop the removal of their election cheating system. This will fail.
Trump is making sure everything is in place for the accountability phase. He is now setting the stage. The military is the only way.
Trump is removing the enemy globally. It had to be this way. Here’s more from the X22 Report.
Economist and geopolitical analyst Tom Luongo joins the Economic Review to break down what he believes are the real forces driving the Iran war, the Canadian tariffs, and other major geopolitical and economic developments reshaping the global landscape. Luongo goes beyond the conventional headlines to examine the competing interests, financial pressures, and strategic objectives he sees operating behind these events.
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We also dig into the recent NDAA legislation, comparing the Senate and House versions and examining what the language actually says. We discuss why the word “integration” can be misleading, what the proposed military cooperation could mean in practice, and why we both believe integrating U.S. military capabilities with any foreign state is an unwise direction. Global economics do not operate in a vacuum—they are increasingly the direct result of the geopolitical power struggles, alliances, conflicts, and strategic decisions unfolding around the world.
Here’s more from Sarah Westall in a new edition of her Economic Review series. It’s an ongoing feature on her channel Business Game Changers.
