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Russia is methodically isolating Kyiv, cutting Ukraine's ports, rail links, internet and communications in an air campaign Alexander compares to the 1991 bombing of Iraq. In this episode we discuss whether Zelensky's government could be forced to relocate to Western Ukraine, how Oreshnik missiles and FAB 9000 bunker busters could reach Kyiv's command centers, and why the West will pivot to demands for a no fly zone. With the midterms approaching and Pentagon voices urging restraint, will Trump pass the test or bow to the neocons once again?
The Duran: Episode 2636
00:00:00 Ukraine ports blockade and steel industry collapse
00:00:52 Russia's daily drone and missile barrage on Kyiv
00:01:49 Cutting Ukraine off from Europe by rail and road
00:02:48 Internet, data centers and Starlink targeted
00:03:50 Isolating Kyiv and the 1991 Iraq air campaign parallel
00:04:28 Will Zelensky's government relocate out of Kyiv
00:07:39 Railway strikes and the deep bunkers below Kyiv
00:08:40 Oreshnik, FAB 9000 and the bunker busting threat
00:10:32 The West's new narrative and no fly zone demands
00:13:04 Trump, the midterms and Pentagon restraint
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Investigator Jesse Beltran details his meetings with 40 members of Congress where he presented evidence that MK Ultra-style programs are continuing today.
He discusses new legislation, the Neuro Safeguard Act, designed to stop nonconsensual use of neurotechnology, nano-neural systems, and directed energy weapons. Beltran shares data indicating graphene oxide and silicon technology (GHOST) is now found in nearly everyone post-COVID, a finding set to be published in a peer-reviewed journal.
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In this episode of Centinelas with Carlos Clemente we look at one of the strangest phenomena tied to some sightings: the so-called rods, also known as bars.
These are supposed elongated objects that seem to show limbs, fins, or undulating structures and, according to people who have studied this kind of footage, appear to move at high speed in front of the cameras.
Are they really unknown beings? Could they be an effect produced by the cameras? Why do they show up in connection with some sightings? What role does Guadalajara play in these reports?
On Centinelas we look at this phenomenon and the recordings that have drawn the attention of researchers and people interested in the paranormal and cryptozoology.
Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction and welcome with Eduardo González
01:15 - Homemade infrared viewers: design, how they work, and cost
06:05 - Building and testing the infrared light booster
08:08 - Field use and nighttime investigations
09:58 - Anomalous flashes captured on the lunar surface
12:18 - Unidentified stationary object in the constellation of Orion
13:50 - Rods and anomalies captured on security cameras
15:30 - Strange beam of light at the Tepozteco pyramid
17:07 - UFO on an apparent collision course with a plane
18:27 - Conclusions and the guest's social media
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Christopher Noël holds a Master’s degree in philosophy from Yale University and a Master’s in Fine Arts from Vermont College of Fine Arts where he taught writing for 20 years. He also researches the phenomenon of Sasquatch. He is author of several books, including There is No Veil: At Play in the Vast Here and Now, UAPs and the Afterlife: How New Disclosures Support Centuries of Psychic and Spiritual Research, and The Anatomy of Thin Air: Practical Solutions to Paranormal Mysteries.
Christopher proposes a theory of consciousness that may account for the nature of existence and parapsychological phenomena, such as psychokinesis, remote viewing, and mediumship. He suggests it as a nested field that is co-located and moves within quantum fields. Bridging science and spirituality, he includes physical matter within his theory.
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Pakistan will not fight Saudi Arabia’s war against Ansarallah (the Houthis) in Yemen — that is the answer Transition Protocol received from sources at the highest levels in Islamabad. And, per the host’s sources, Pakistan’s army chief Asim Munir told MBS that Saudi Arabia would be spared Iranian strikes only if it kept its territory out of any US attack on Iran.
Pepe Escobar and Zulfiqar Ali on the deadline week: Iran’s 30 September marker, Netanyahu’s unannounced flight to Abu Dhabi to meet MBZ, the off-ramp Escobar says Xi Jinping offered Trump in the Oval Office, and the “November non-surprise” — the war Escobar expects after the US midterms if Washington says no again.
Sourcing note: Pakistan’s decision and the Munir–MBS exchange are reported from Transition Protocol’s sources and have not been independently confirmed; publicly, Saudi Arabia says joint efforts with Pakistan under the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement continue. The host describes the agreement as tentative and still being negotiated. Netanyahu’s 27 September visit to Abu Dhabi was confirmed by UAE state media and his office. Forecasts in this episode are the speakers’ analysis
Geopolitical analyst and host of The Duran Alexander Mercouris discusses all signs pointing to a new round of war between the US & Israel against Iran as the Ukraine conflict reaches a breaking point for Trump & NATO, but not for the reasons you may think.
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I spent seven years in India when I was younger, working at an international agricultural research institute, and also living in an ashram in Tamil Nadu. I met and talked to teachers of many kinds, including Krishnamurti. So I was curious to meet Acharya Prashant, who represents a new generation of Indian teachers reaching huge audiences online, many of them scientists and engineers.
What struck me was how often he pushed back on ideas many Westerners take to be the heart of Indian spirituality. He sees reincarnation not as a hope but as the ego’s wish to go on forever, and he regards the idea of a final enlightenment with deep suspicion, as the ego’s last and grandest claim for itself.
My instinct as a scientist is to ask how things work. His is to ask who wants to know, and why. It’s rare to talk with someone with whom I agree with about so much, and who still manages to be unsettling. This was one of those conversations.
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Max Igan joins Dale H and Madeleine on STE Podcast episode 55. He talks about a stay in Gaza: shops that set out a chair and tea, a talk at the university, children everywhere, and two school friends, one Christian and one Muslim, who looked after him. He says the place felt special. The hosts ask what that memory is like now that Gaza is rubble.
He then repeats claims he says he has made for twenty years: Ukrainian women trafficked into apartments in Israel, large households in New York and New Jersey, violence against animals and old olive trees in Palestine, and immigration used to break Australian cities. Later the hour turns to EMF and 5G symptoms, phones that heat up, digital control and AI, and graphene and mRNA as a way to, in his words, steal the human soul. He mentions a U.S. patent a friend just sent him and says he will cover it on his next show.
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Larry Johnson welcomes Pepe Escobar and Viktor Bout on the International Unity Club. Bout, back from 12 Russian regions, says voters are focused on the conflict with the collective West on Ukrainian territory, and on the everyday problems he heard from business people, students, and families.
On the Arctic, Johnson names four openings: the northern transport corridor, fisheries, oil and gas, and rare earth minerals. He says U.S. academics could not agree which should come first, and that the United States has only two old diesel icebreakers. Bout says the priority is the Northern Sea Route.
Russia has been building icebreakers and ports from Murmansk and Arkhangelsk, opening regions such as the Yamal gas fields. He argues Siberia and the North are part of Russia, harsh to live in, and that only Russia is in a position to develop them while keeping the languages and way of life of the northern peoples.
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On this explosive episode of The Target, Robert Inlakesh covers the dramatic escalation in West Asia as Iran takes control of a US unmanned submarine and anti-ship missile barrages inflict real casualties on American soldiers, as the U.S. brings in another aircraft carrier to the region. This is not a drill — and it is not the story you are being told by mainstream media outlets.
Saudi oil infrastructure continues to take major hits, CENTCOM is no longer commenting on Iranian ballistic missile attacks on their bases & Mossad backed forces in Iraq.
Yemen’s Ansarallah is advancing & the capture of the strategic city of Taiz is near.
Israel is meanwhile aggressing against Gaza & Lebanon, while Hezbollah flies reconnaissance drones along the border in preparation for a large-scale escalation.
Inlakesh provides critical context that the corporate press deliberately omits: the history of US naval aggression in the Persian Gulf, the failure of diplomacy by design, and the devastating human toll on both sides of a conflict manufactured in Washington. From the illegal assassination of General Soleimani to the sabotage of Iranian nuclear facilities to the relentless militarization of the Persian Gulf, Inlakesh connects the dots that the mainstream press refuses to acknowledge. The American working class is paying the price — in blood and treasure — for the ambitions of an empire in decline.
If you want journalism that refuses to act as a Pentagon stenographer, you are in the right place
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Trump rejected Iran’s seven-day plan on Saturday. Transition Protocol’s sources say Tehran is now ready to move to break the U.S. blockade after September 30 — and former CIA analyst Larry Johnson explains why Washington hasn’t fired back.
Host Zulfiqar Ali and Larry Johnson on: Iran’s strikes in the Strait of Hormuz and the missing U.S. response · why Johnson calls the administration’s oil-flow claims “an absolute total lie” · what a Pentagon casualty acknowledgement suggests about which ship was hit · the reported tanker and transport build-up at Al Udeid · China’s mixed signals · why Pakistan won’t fight the Houthis (per our Islamabad sources) · a rift at the top of the Saudi royal family (per our sources) · Netanyahu’s trip to Abu Dhabi · the Fairford arrests · the midterm clock · and why Johnson expects no recovery in Gulf oil flows for at least a year.
SOURCING: Claims attributed to “our sources” come from the host’s contacts and have not been independently verified. Larry Johnson’s views are his own analysis. Trump’s rejection of Iran’s proposal was reported on 26 September. The five men arrested near RAF Fairford were released on bail on 28 September; UK police say inquiries continue, and Iran’s embassy has denied any link.
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Anabela Cardoso is a former Portuguese diplomat. She is author of Electronic Voices: Contact with Another Dimension?, Electronic Contact with the Dead: What do the Voices Tell Us?, and Glimpses of Another World: Impressions and Reflections of an EVP Operator.
In this reboot from 2021, Anabela describes pioneering work in establishing ITC by Maggie Harsch-Fischbach, Konstantin Raudive, and others. She explains how her own interest in the field began, and talks about the hundreds of voices she has recorded and interacted with over the last two decades. Cardoso describes a research project that was published in the Journal of NeuroQuantology.
Pepe Escobar discusses breaking developments including Iran's role in the US RAF Base attack that targeted US B-1 bombers and the bombshell report that US marines suffered massive casualties in a recent strike plus what it all means for the multipolar world.
