Ron Partain couldn’t host his usual show, so a recording with Douglas Gibbs and Brady aired instead. They talked about the Confederate Constitution and why the South left the Union, saying it wasn’t just about slavery. They compared it to the U.S. Constitution, showing what was similar, different, and what could be improved. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Brad Wozni, from the Sovereign Soul Show, talks about the Super Bowl. He usually skips sports unless he’s with friends or a pro player. Brad shares funny stories about how seniors understand text abbreviations and reminds everyone to stay positive and alert. Join him for a fun and thoughtful chat about the big game and more! …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Brad Wozni and Derek Johnson talk about how the U.S. government is working in Mexico to stop illegal drugs. These efforts have led to the largest capture of fentanyl ever. This powerful drug is dangerous, and stopping it helps keep people safe. Learn more about how these actions protect communities from harm. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Ron Partain from the Untold History Channel had a lively chat with Mr. Gibbs about the Constitution, video editing, and a funny meme about Elizabeth Warren. They also talked about changes in Fox News since Trump’s election and the President’s powers. Plus, they explored Oregon’s political scene and a judge’s controversial actions against Trump. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The U.S. is gearing up for a big fight against Mexican drug cartels. Special Forces and drones are already in action, searching for dangerous fentanyl labs. Meanwhile, concerns are rising about corruption in Canada and its role in drug trafficking. The situation is tense, with potential for serious consequences and a need for strong action. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Gold’s price might change soon, helping banks and investors who collect it. Meanwhile, a new peptide, retatrutide, could help people lose weight by reducing hunger and burning fat. The article also explores how big companies like JP Morgan are involved in the gold market and hints at possible changes in the global financial system. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Join Dave Hodges on The Common Sense Show as he talks about standing with President Trump against corruption. Discover how products from Iwantmyhealthback.com improved his health. Dave also uncovers issues with Social Security records, hinting at fraud. Don’t miss out—sign up for their newsletter to stay informed! …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dave Hodges, from The Common Sense Show, wants you to share his show and sign up for his TV program and newsletter. He talks about Dr. Amy Lee’s work on foods that seem healthy but aren’t, causing weight gain and tiredness. Dr. Lee has a helpful video online. Hodges also discusses national security threats and law enforcement’s readiness. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
In a lively discussion on The Untold History Channel, Shelly, a former government worker, shared her experiences from the Bush administration. The conversation explored topics like cryptocurrency, real estate changes in D.C., and the need for a transparent financial system. The group also discussed skepticism about official narratives and the potential of advanced technologies in shaping the future. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
In 1950, the U.S. Navy secretly released bacteria over San Francisco, affecting many people. This experiment, called Operation Sea Spray, was only revealed in 1977. It makes us wonder about government secrets and other hidden tests. The blog also explores conspiracy theories about secret codes, government experiments, and how AI is used in healthcare. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
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