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Putin’s response to Trump’s ultimatum is unlike anything we’ve seen — and our guests don’t agree on what it means. Geopolitical analysts Patrick Henningsen and Alex Krainer debate Trump's ultimatum for Ukraine as the deadline approaches and Putin doubles down on Russia's blistering offensive despite US threats. Has Trump betrayed everything he promised or is this a clever psyop that has yet to fully unfold? Two of the most prolific voices in geopolitics debate.
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Miranda Alcott, MA, is an intuitive, animal communicator. She has been a certified Crisis Responder and instructor/trainer for the National Organization for Victim Assistance (NOVA), as well as a member of NOVA's Response Team. She earned her masters degree in spiritual psychology from the University of Santa Monica. She studied with renowned "animal ambassador," Linda Tellington-Jones, and is a Certified TTOUCH Practitioner for Companion Animals. She is also author of a chapter titled "Listening to Water" in the book, The Healing Power of Water, edited by Masaru Emoto. Her website is: mirandaalcott.com
Here she focuses on many aspects of her work as a professional intuitive consultant. She addresses the issue of determining what other people really mean when they are speaking, and what they really need to hear or learn. She speaks to the dilemma of getting in touch with one's inner voice in a world where love is often submerged by war and strife. She notes the importance of taking care of oneself in the face of dangers, both natural and domestic.
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Often asked of Tom is the question, "How would you define consciousness"?
The discussion goes in the direction of what do our choices mean to what Tom calls the larger consciousness system, and how did he develop the computer analogy he uses to define our reality?
How can we operate with more awareness? Are there exercises we can do?
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What if contact doesn’t just happen from the sky, but through the mind?
In this one, Paul Hynek (son of legendary UFO researcher Dr. J. Allen Hynek) takes us far beyond Project Blue Book.
We dive into altered states of consciousness, psi phenomena, remote viewing, and the possibility that higher-dimensional intelligences are communicating with us through a hidden layer of reality.
Paul shares his deep interest in the frontiers of consciousness, his collaborations with figures like Dr. Andrew Gallimore and the notion that higher realities and entities are waiting for us in visionary states.
We also explore:
Entity encounters and higher intelligences
The esoteric and scientific legacy of J. Allen Hynek
Psi phenomena, remote viewing, and consciousness research
The possibility of a hidden code behind reality
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Russia is reasserting itself in the Middle East at a time when the wider region is undergoing great changes. The direct involvement in Syria was an exception to the rule, as the objective of Russia is to avoid taking sides. Russia is now shifting back to its ideal policy of non-alignment in the region.
Andrey Kortunov has been the Director General and Academic Director of the Russian International Affairs Council. He is a member of expert and supervisory committees and boards of trustees of several Russian and international organizations.
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What is an email alias, why might you want to use one, and how do you set one up? Find out in today's important edition of Solutions Watch with special guest Hakeem Anwar of Above Agency.
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Paul Stonehill is discussing UFO and USO (Unidentified Submersible Object) studies in the Soviet Union, focuses on the role of military counterintelligence, controlled by the KGB from 1922 to 1991. Key points include:
Structure and Evolution: Counterintelligence operated through "special departments" (Asob Adil or Third Directorate) in military units to counter foreign intelligence. The 1960s marked the peak of UFO activity. An operational-analytical service systematized activities, with emphasis on strategic missile forces. In 1971, the Ninth Department was formed to secure Ministry of Defense offices, missile armies (e.g., in Vinnytsia, Vladimir, Omsk), testing ranges (Baikonur, Kapustin Yar, Plesetsk), and related institutions. Led by Lt. Gen. Matiev, it ensured coordinated security amid Cold War tensions, implicitly extending to UFO threats.
Connections to UFOs/USOs: While primarily for human threats, counterintelligence intersected with UFO/USO investigations (e.g., via the Setka program). The speaker references UFO incidents at missile sites and USOs in oceans, urging viewers to watch related videos or read the co-authored book Russia's USO Secrets.
Notable Failures: Highlights Operation Ivy Bells (1971–1980), where the US submarine USS Halibut tapped a Soviet undersea cable in the Sea of Okhotsk near Kamchatka's Kura test site, intercepting unencrypted data for a decade. Soviet carelessness allowed this; it was exposed by NSA defector Ronald Pelton in 1980, leading to a KGB cover-up. Relevance to ufology: High USO activity in the region.
Operational Roles: On warships and submarines, officers handled independent decision-making, crew monitoring, preventing recruitment, defections, smuggling (e.g., banned books), and secrecy breaches. Submarine specifics included vigilance in key compartments, with allusions to USO encounters.
Key Success: In 1981, counterintelligence (led by Jardetski) prevented full disclosure of classified tech during a nuclear submarine lease to India by insisting on modifications and reduced documentation.
Implications for Disclosure: The speaker argues true UFO/USO disclosure requires simultaneous release from the US, Russia (including Soviet archives), and China due to geopolitical sensitivities—no nation will act unilaterally.
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Russia has formally withdrawn from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty, citing U.S. actions since 2019 as the reason. The INF Treaty, signed in 1987, banned certain land-based missiles and was seen as a major Cold War arms control success. It collapsed in 2019 when the Trump administration withdrew, accusing Russia of violations.
Col. Doug Macgregor argues Russia’s claims have merit, saying the U.S. is deploying weapons in Eastern Europe that would have violated the treaty, prompting Russia to respond by positioning missiles closer to NATO borders. He warns that Washington seems to treat nuclear escalation as a political maneuver, unlike Russia, which takes the threat seriously.
Macgregor stresses that past arms control treaties reduced tensions and costs, but U.S. political and military leadership now lacks strategic caution. He notes that former President Medvedev’s recent warning—likely echoing but amplifying Putin’s private stance—signals that Moscow is not bluffing. Current tit-for-tat moves, like U.S. submarine deployments near Europe, risk accelerating a dangerous path toward nuclear confrontation.
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Andy Thomas discusses his latest book 'Strange: Paranormal Realities in the Everyday World', taking a fresh and vital look at the paranormal with incisive analysis to make the case that encounters with it are far more common than is acknowledged and that they urgently need re-evaluation. During his three and a half decades of research, Andy has met countless witnesses and now it is time for their stories to be told. Sceptics, of course, dismiss all such encounters, but what if they are wrong?
Using up to date evidence and with the help of a panel of open-minded scientific experts, 'Strange' delves into many previously unrecorded true-life tales from around the world. Ghosts, UFOs, psychic powers, out-of-body-experiences and beyond, 'Strange' constitutes one of the broadest and most insightful assessments of unexplained phenomena ever carried out, investigating their possible causes and profound implications.
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