Source: Daniel Davis youtube, smoothiex12.blogspot.com
Source: Dialogue Works youtube
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Dialogue Works discusses: The Middle East has reached a breaking point, with Alex Krainer.
Source: Glenn Diesen youtube
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Stanislav Krapivnik is a former U.S. Army officer from Donbas, who moved from the US to Russia 15 years ago.
Source: Garland Nixon youtube
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Garland Nixon discusses: President Xi visits the United States - US/China relations - with CGTN host, Yawen Xu.
Source: The Duran youtube
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Robert Barnes joins The Duran with a stark warning: the Trump in the White House today is not the Trump Americans voted for. Barnes breaks down Trump's new conqueror mindset, the deeply unpopular Iran conflict, John Ratcliffe's failed Moscow trip, and why Republicans could face a historic midterm wipeout that opens the door to impeachment and a 2028 third party movement around figures like Thomas Massie. Can anyone in Washington stop Trump before his Iran gamble goes even further?
Timeline:
00:00:00 Robert Barnes joins The Duran
00:02:35 Macron intelligence briefing leaves insiders with vertigo
00:05:19 Most unpopular conflict in US history as Hinson and Rogers want out
00:08:18 Trump's decision making shift and why there is no Plan B
00:12:15 Genghis Khan, Napoleon and Trump's conqueror mindset
00:15:37 Vance, Driscoll and Pentagon pushback amid collapsing morale
00:17:57 What happened to Trump the politician?
00:22:51 How Graham, Ratcliffe and the Israel lobby play to Trump's ego
00:27:40 Why Ratcliffe flew to Moscow and came back empty handed
00:29:00 Iran retaliation fears, hostages and nuclear talk
00:30:13 Midterms outlook as the Trump coalition falls apart
00:41:12 Record appetite for a third party in 2028
00:46:58 Impeachment odds and a Starmer style hollow landslide
00:49:26 Alexander's Chicago straw poll and the Thomas Massie buzz
00:51:46 Witkoff, Kushner and pardons for sale
00:58:22 AI bubble, Fed rate hike and diesel prices squeeze the economy
01:02:19 Trump's post midterm Iran escalation scenario
01:11:10 Military oath to the Constitution and unlawful orders
01:15:36 US Iran MOU and the fragile Gulf monarchies
01:20:11 Nuremberg, the British Empire and closing thoughts
Source: Rony Vernet youtube
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Rony Vernet's documentary on the hidden face of Varginha: power, money and rituals.
Source: Paranormal Research Paul Stonehill youtube
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Paul Stonehill says medieval European archives preserve treaties with small people who lived in caves. He reads a 1190 Bavarian pact of Duke Bertold IV granting them market rights in exchange for silver and help digging passages, a 1248 monastic account of child-sized traders who brought native silver by moonlight, and a 1273 royal charter protecting the little mountain people in return for silver for coinage. He also points to a recent Saxony-Anhalt dig that uncovered a medieval earth tunnel, and retells the 12th-century story of the green children of Woolpit.
Source: New Thinking Allowed with Jeffrey Mishlove youtube
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Bill Plotkin, PhD, is the founder of the Animas Valley Institute in Durango, CO. He is author of Soulcraft: Crossing Into the Mysteries of Nature and Psyche, Nature and the Human Soul: Cultivating Wholeness and Community in a Fragmented World, Wild Mind: A Field Guide to the Human Psyche, and The Journey of Soul Initiation: A Field Guide for Visionaries, Evolutionaries, and Revolutionaries.
Here he explains his use of the term "soul" as relating to an individual's unique ecological niche in mythopoetic terms. He points out that soul initiation is not the same as a vision quest, a hero's journey, psychotherapy, nor a rite of passage. It can be a very lengthy process involving a dissolution of the ego. He shares many details of the process, relating it to the biological transformation of a caterpillar to butterfly. He also describes Carl Gustav Jung's soul initiation as documented in the Red Book.
(Recorded on February 24, 2021)
Source: Alexander Mercouris youtube
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Hundreds of Russian Geran drones swept over Kiev in broad daylight, and Alexander explains why the Kiev railway station and its rail link to Poland are the real targets. Alexander breaks down the Dobropillia cauldron, Russia's new strategy of trapping Ukrainian garrisons, the stalled Lyman counteroffensive, Europe's growing panic, and why the Trump Zelensky meeting at the UN General Assembly produced nothing. Is Russia preparing to cut Kiev off from the West this winter?
Episode 2028
00:00:00 Massive daylight Geran drone swarm over Kiev
00:04:01 Three theories behind the daylight timing
00:06:29 Why daylight means better accuracy for guided Gerans
00:10:25 Europe gripped by unprecedented panic
00:16:25 Europe pleads for a ceasefire on current lines
00:19:40 Macron and Zelensky float an energy ceasefire at the UN
00:23:55 Kiev railway station hit again
00:26:08 Russia moves to cut Kiev's rail link to Poland
00:31:13 Why Western embassies should heed the warning
00:34:32 Trump Zelensky meeting falls flat
00:36:21 Zelensky's Patriot PAC 3 blueprint fantasy
00:42:53 Lavrov meets Rubio as Graham sanctions gather dust
00:44:11 Trump Xi summit and a US China trade truce
00:46:39 Mearsheimer on Russian anger over Anchorage
00:51:14 The Valdai strike and Russia's implacable turn
00:53:54 Strikes across Ukraine and a FAB 3000 near Orekhov
00:55:17 Dobropillia cauldron holds as counterattack fails
00:59:18 Russia's new cauldron strategy: trap and destroy
01:06:25 Lyman counteroffensive reality check
01:14:10 Iran talks, Trump's UN speech and the winter ahead
Source: Danny Haiphong youtube
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Former CIA analyst Ray McGovern and geopolitical commentator Garland Nixon join to react to Trump's hints at striking Pickaxe mountain and the signs that the Iran war is set to escalate big.
Source: The Cradle youtube
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KJ Noh is a journalist, political analyst, writer, and teacher specializing in the geopolitics of the Asia-Pacific region.
Source: India & Global Left youtube
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Greenland, South Korea and Yemen may appear to occupy very different corners of the world, but each has become an important arena in the struggle over U.S. power and the changing global order. KJ Noh joins India & Global Left to discuss Washington’s latest policy toward Greenland, South Korea under President Lee Jae-myung and its relationship with the United States, and Yemen’s role in the escalating struggle over the Red Sea and the wider Middle East. What connects these seemingly disparate geopolitical flashpoints—and what do they tell us about the changing reach and limits of U.S. power?
KJ Noh analyzes how US imperialism is reshaping the world, using Greenland, South Korea, and Yemen as critical case studies.
These seemingly disparate locations have become central arenas in the ongoing struggle over the changing global order. KJ Noh joins us to examine Washington’s latest policy maneuvers in these regions and what they reveal about the reach and limits of American power today. We look past the mainstream headlines to understand the strategic pressures driving these geopolitical flashpoints.
From the strategic importance of Greenland to the escalating tensions in Yemen, we explore how current policies are altering regional stability and international relations. This conversation is essential for viewers looking to understand the mechanics of modern power struggles and the shifting influence of the United States on the world stage.
Timeline:
0:00 The Geopolitics of Modern Encroachment
0:30 Greenland and the Battle for Resources
8:51 The Arctic Military Build-up
13:58 The Myth of the Western Left
19:22 South Korea: A Vassal State's Struggle
23:01 The History of South Korean Proxy Wars
35:37 Class War and the Korean Identity
53:55 The North-South Integration Dilemma
1:04:16 Yemen, Iran, and the Imperial Reckoning
Source: SpaceWeatherNews (S0) youtube
Source: Glenn Diesen youtube
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Alex Krainer is a market analyst, author & former hedge fund manager. Krainer argues that the crisis in the bond market will spread across the financial system and create great incentives to use military power to acquire new colonial possessions to rescue the situation. However, the financialised economic model will break down, and the entire economic model will be discredited.
Source: Dialogue Works youtube
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Dialogue Works discusses: Elijah Magnier: Qatar Pitches Iran-Gulf Security Framework at Trump’s UN Meeting.
Source: Transition Protocol youtube
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The strikes were approved and the bombs were being loaded — then Trump called them off, and Saudi Arabia found out Pakistan and Turkey weren’t coming either. Sabrina Salvati and Zulfiqar Ali on the kingdom nobody came to save, and why Iran says Washington has to move first before diesel comes down.
Recorded Monday 21 September 2026, the eve of UN General Assembly week and three days before Xi Jinping’s talks with Trump in Washington.
In this episode: why Trump walked away from joining Saudi Arabia’s war on the Houthis (Ansar Allah) · the Mecca defence pact and Pakistan’s “fine print” · Iran’s three conditions to reopen the Strait of Hormuz · record U.S. diesel prices and the winter heating warning · Trump’s ban on CNN, MS NOW and Politico and the TV pool’s refusal to fill in · what Xi Jinping’s rare-earth leverage means for the Iran war · and the hosts’ commentary on the end-times and the White House ballroom bunker.
On sourcing: Reports that U.S. strikes on the Houthis were halted as aircraft were being loaded come from the New York Times, Axios and Reuters (21 Sept). The “twenty to one” retaliation figure is from the host’s own contacts and is not independently confirmed. Segments marked COMMENTARY or OPINION on screen are the hosts’ views, not factual claims. Corrections made on screen: Xi Jinping is meeting Trump in Washington, not at the UN; the Houthis are reported to be advancing on — not closing — the Bab al-Mandab strait; the California diesel average is above $8
