2022 March 29 The Bryan Hyde Show
Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos drops in to talk about life in clown world and what's currently on his radar.
Gotta hand it to the political class, no matter how destructive their policies, the blame is placed on someone else. Jordan Schachtel breaks down how Biden's winter of blaming the non-compliant has become a springtime of blaming Putin.
Things seem to be coming to a head rapidly. James Howard Kunstler describes the gravity of our situation as well as what is to be done.
The trans movement is being used as a bludgeon to force us to deny reality. Joanna Williams asks, why can't we tell the truth about swimmer Lia Thomas?
The level of propaganda and distortion that we're facing today is stunning. Caroline Brashears has a handy reader's guide to Newspeak 2022.
Now that political leaders are openly talking of global food shortages, people are becoming a bit more aware of their food supplies. Thomas L. Knapp asks, how does your garden (or pantry) grow?
I'm mildly ashamed that I've given any attention to the "drama" at the Oscars the other night. Especially after reading John W. Whitehead's latest column on "humilitainment" and how we're being distracted.
The official narrative regarding Ukraine doesn't really allow for serious questions about U.S. involvement. Pat Buchanan asks, is victory for Ukraine worth risking nuclear war?
Are we once again standing at the edge of the abyss? Paul Rosenberg reminds us that war is nothing new and none of the leaders are the good guys.
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