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Making Sense of the Madness with Jason Bermas

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Jeffrey Epstein
Donald Trump
9/11
Transhumanism
Artificial Intelligence
CIA
Ghislaine Maxwell
Epstein
Charlie Kirk
Epstein Files
NASA
Venezuela
Media Manipulation
Freedom Of Speech
Epstein Case
Israel
Covid-19
Bilderberg Group
9/11 Truth Movement
Military Industrial Complex

Making Sense of The Madness with Jason Bermas dives headfirst into the stories behind the headlines, cutting through media noise and government spin to expose the truth. Hosted by investigative filmmaker and truth warrior Jason Bermas, each episode unpacks the complex world of politics, media manipulation, global agendas, and the shadowy forces driving them. With hard-hitting interviews, deep dive... more

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 186 ratings
  • Love the show!

    Just had a listen to the loose change episode and I am so here for the rest. Also appreciate the humor, sometimes the feeling of overwhelm when discussing these dark times & bleak issues can be super disempowering and depressing and I was reminded while listening that laughter really is the best medicine, sometimes. Extra points for being in Tulsa, whether you were just visiting or live here bc it’s where I reside!

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Great if you want blunt, candid perspectives on current events and power structures.
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Thoughtful critique of mainstream narratives, with a fearless, provocative tone.
Balance can be polarizing but delivers strong, debate-ready content.

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