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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 337 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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John and I continue reading and commentary of Rules for Radicals.
Joe Kent, Director of the National Counterterrorism Center, has resigned in protest over the Iran war, becoming the first senior official to break ranks. In his resignation, Kent stated bluntly that Iran posed no “imminent threat” to the United State... more
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Scott brings Larry Johnson back on the show three weeks after his last appearance, where Johnson predicted the war with Iran hours before it kicked off. Scott and Johnson examine what’s happened, dig into who’s really calling t... more
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Scott interviews Joe Kent, the former director of the US National Counterterrorism Center, about what drove him to resign. Kent explains how he saw the Israelis mislead Trump about an Iranian nuclear threat and the supposed fra... more
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Tommy Salmons is aggressively pro government and pro Trump. Every time he speaks of Trump they act like he is a benevolent pure soul that is playing 4D chess and loves too much. I certainly don't think Trump is the monster the left does but I also don't believe that he's a once in a lifetime panacea that this podcast thinks he is. The host should spend more time reading and less time drinking the Koolaid.
Kyle Anzalone and Scott Horton are awesome.
Spews leftist Jew hating blue vomit.
Were there Russian soldiers and military personnel in Ukraine after the conflict started in 2014?
Did they provide support for the Ukrainian rebels?
Of course Russia did and you are promoting a double standard.
Both sides are being reckless however you are spouting nonsense that it is just one side that is being stupid.
Anti-war does not mean taking a side. It is closer to meaning not taking a side in a conflict than picking a side and vilifying the other side.
You are guilty of what you... more
While I instinctively disagree with a majority of what Bill presents, I respect his knowledge, experience, and application of context to the situation at hand.
I find his honest assessment and presentation of facts a powerful tool to challenge and test my own judgements.
The fact that I do not detect a political bias is just an added bonus.
While si originally subscribed for the Scott Horton interviews, I’ve come to the content of Danny McKnight and the other posts as well. I learn something new with every listen.
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This collection of episodes features prominent discussions on significant geopolitical issues, U.S. foreign policy, and insights from various experts, particularly emphasizing a critical libertarian approach. Frequent topics include the intricate dynamics of U.S.-Iran relations, the implications of military strategies in the Middle East, the role of elite influences in global conflicts, and an analysis of historical narratives surrounding American imperialism. Guests often highlight corruption, governmental secrecy, and the intricacies of social movements, suggesting a platform that is both critical of mainstream narratives and rich in diverse perspectives. The unique focus on promoting accountability and a healthy skepticism of governmenta... more
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