Alex Christoforou on a strike tied to Russia's satellite network, the Odessa corridor, and Trump's Hormuz remarks.
Timeline:
00:00 Trump on Hormuz and intro from Larnaca
00:49 Russia's Razvet satellite network explained
01:36 Strike on Samara Progress Space Center
03:14 Doubts over the Flamingo missile claim
04:51 Zelensky, Trump and the Starlink request revisited
06:46 Putin's long range missile red line mistake
08:42 Will Russia respond to the Samara strike
09:30 Lavrov vows to destroy western aid to Ukraine
10:35 Lavrov says the Shadow Fleet is fiction
13:36 No ceasefire and Black Sea truce rejected
16:34 Zaporizhstal steel hit and Odessa rail links destroyed
18:14 Trump's NYPD speech and Hormuz Strait claim
20:53 USS Lincoln deployment record controversy
24:39 Macron's under 15 social media ban blocked
26:41 Macron's jet ski photos spark backlash
29:14 NATO drone shootdown and Finland's Stubb on Russia
Alexander Mercouris on the Dobropilia fighting, Azov units, and Ukraine's air-defense shortage.
Timeline:
00:00:00 Intro and Ukraine front line overview
00:00:31 Dobropilye battle update as Russians storm from the south
00:02:59 Are Azov troops really Ukraine's best
00:06:24 General Ivan takes command of Russian forces
00:11:43 Ukraine's military command in disarray
00:12:56 Zelensky's Zaporizhzhia counteroffensive claims disputed
00:15:48 Russia releases competing video from the same area
00:20:19 Western media reliance on Ukrainian claims
00:21:52 Financial Times admits Ukraine air defense shortage
00:23:37 Ukraine's large drone and missile strike mostly ineffective
00:25:49 Continued Russian strikes on Odessa
00:27:45 Fuel situation improves across Russia, Crimea still restricted
00:32:12 Russian Arena active protection system on tanks
00:35:07 Ukraine outgunned in artillery, tanks and aviation
00:37:53 Western artillery shell production failures
00:55:38 Turkey and US weapons transfers spark Russian warning
01:11:08 Russia's economy far stronger than the sanctions narrative
01:22:49 Iran's economy also underestimated by the West
Fyodor Lukyanov and Glenn Diesen on Russia's strategy as the world order unravels.
Lukyanov is Chairman of the Council on Foreign and Defence Policy, Research Professor at the Higher School of Economics, Editor-in-Chief of Russia in Global Affairs, and Research Director at the Valdai Discussion Club.
Daniel Liszt (Dark Journalist) on Continuity of Government (COG), NORTHCOM emergency powers, and UFO-file deep events involving CIA, NRO, NGA, NORAD and Space Force.
The episode also flags a Golden Dome headquarters plan at the naval shipyard associated with the Philadelphia Experiment.
Military analyst Andrei Martyanov joins former CIA analyst Larry Johnson on Russia's battlefield advances, drone warfare and command systems, the industrial gap with the United States, and what the next five months could bring for Ukraine and NATO.
Judge Andrew Napolitano with Larry Johnson, Scott Ritter, and Joe Kent. They discuss the reported Air Force One threat (Israeli warning, CIA skepticism, Trump taken off the plane), Israel's influence on US intelligence, the Iran war and Hormuz blockade, and Putin's Far East order that Russian ships may seize European vessels if Europe seizes Russian ones.
NASA electrostatics scientist Charles Buhler and aerospace engineer Andrew Aurigema join Danny Jones on their Exodus Propulsion Lab work: a claimed propellantless thruster, NASA's response, patent fights, and why they say chemical rockets will not get us to Mars.
Timeline:
00:00 New propulsion tech needs no fuel
04:23 Working Star Trek impulse engine (electrostatic propulsion)
11:11 Chemical rocketry won't get us to Mars
17:58 "Hidden Momentum" experiment
24:39 NASA's response to Exodus' research
31:33 "We can get to Mars in 3.5 days"
37:16 The $1.50 warp drive thruster
39:30 First warp drive spaceship in history
45:18 Fighting with U.S. patent law
51:57 Andrew's homemade vacuum chamber
58:34 What's holding Exodus research back
01:03:45 Rocket industry reaction to Exodus' research
01:09:23 Why the TicTac UFO probably isn't real
01:18:07 Bob Lazar & gravity waves
01:22:48 The missing scientist phenomenon
01:28:07 Rocket explosions
01:30:58 Charles says telepathy is real
01:34:54 Conflict with chemical rocketry
01:43:48 Video demo of fuel-less thruster
01:49:43 Skeptics' criticism of the Exodus thruster
01:57:07 The danger of high voltage experiments
02:03:04 Biefeld-Brown effect
02:09:11 Hidden military technology
02:15:56 Saturn V's pogo problem
02:19:05 Why we haven't been back to the Moon
02:27:38 Re-used equipment in the Artemis missions
02:31:41 The man who hacked NASA
02:33:52 The dark side of the Moon
02:40:31 Watching for orbs with Chris Bledsoe
02:43:04 Charles' unusual orb experience
02:52:32 The consciousness mystery
03:00:05 Exodus tech as asteroid defense
Paul Stonehill reads the memoirs of Soviet Pacific Fleet captain Vladimir Pavlovich Sherbski. In February 1960, after leaving the Sea of Japan through La Perouse Strait, the commander and his chief of staff saw a light rise from under the stern three times, flooding the boat in a bluish sphere while the sky stayed black; the last flash lasted 35 seconds, and they did not log it.
Stonehill ties similar sea illuminations to cases in Russia's USO Secrets, then follows Sherbski to the Kurils, a stranded barge, scientists who were told not to talk about Bigfoot, and sonar contacts that may have been bowhead whales rather than a US submarine.
Alex Christoforou on Ukraine's Black Sea ceasefire offer to Russia, CIA doubts on Israeli intel behind the Air Force One scare, Hormuz oil risk, and Putin's Kuril visit warning Japan.
Timeline:
00:00:00 Intro clip
00:00:56 Friday update from Larnaca, Cyprus
00:01:40 Iran threatens to keep Strait of Hormuz closed
00:04:24 Global oil stockpiles hit dangerously low levels
00:04:57 CIA doubted Israeli intel behind Air Force One scare
00:07:03 US Reaper drone losses mount in Iran standoff
00:08:20 USS Lincoln crew crisis as USS Washington deploys
00:11:18 Ukraine offers Russia a Black Sea ceasefire deal
00:19:51 Putin visits Kuril Islands and warns Japan
00:25:21 Clown World: Farage wins big, Von der Leyen's chickens
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Alastair Crooke discusses Iran's announcement of a new offensive that includes targeting US soil, the deployment of the USS George Washington to the Middle East and Israel's shock about Iran's rapid recovery amid talks of renewed CENTCOM & IDF strikes.
David Grusch stunned the world when he testified under oath that the U.S. government has recovered what he says is craft of "non-human origin." But behind the headlines is a human story. Dr. Phil talks with the intelligence officer turned whistleblower to explore the courage, the cost, and the psychology of a man who lit his own life on fire to tell the truth.
Timeline:
00:00 Cold open: craft, cadavers, taken alive
00:41 Who David Grusch is — and why whistleblower matters
01:47 Sponsor: Preserve Gold
02:32 Why he came forward — and what it cost him
04:16 79 years of denial: Robertson Panel and Blue Book
06:21 Crash retrieval and reverse-engineering program
07:31 Why presidents were kept out — “temporary employees”
08:56 MK Ultra warning: UAP files being destroyed
10:44 What MK Ultra actually was
13:19 The night he decided to go public
17:06 Character assassination, PTSD, and autism
21:03 Sponsor: Chapter Medicare
21:50 What he says he saw — photos, video, bodies
25:25 ICIG complaint and 11.5 hours of classified testimony
26:58 Why the investigation stopped — White House SAPs
28:23 Document dumps with no context
30:02 “Craft not from this planet” — and what a peer adversary knew
33:05 How many craft: more than 25, under 100
34:06 Discs, Tic Tacs, eggs, orbs — many vehicle types
36:01 Recovered pilots and the Ariel School greys
37:49 Occupants taken alive — and telepathic contact
39:18 Why reverse engineering would change everything
42:33 Not only ET: ultraterrestrial and undersea origins
43:57 Where the craft are stored — and why they get moved
46:21 “We could take a field trip out west”
48:10 Hidden in private aerospace, outside FOIA
50:32 How Grusch is doing — and Trump’s legacy
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Christopher explores what it means to "see the unseen," describing how intuitive perception can reveal hidden belief systems, inherited patterns, energetic imprints, and unresolved experiences that quietly shape our lives.
Through vivid personal stories, he explains how learning to recognize and release these unseen influences can awaken our innate gifts and open new possibilities for healing and transformation. Laprath discusses intuition, consciousness, time, mediumship, and the mysteries that lie beyond ordinary perception.
Timeline:
00:00:00 Introduction
00:02:24 Seeing the unseen
00:09:24 Energetic perception
00:17:59 Knowing beyond time
00:25:48 Releasing old patterns
00:34:07 Letting go
00:42:20 Earthbound spirits
00:50:53 Living with mystery
00:59:08 Opening new possibilities
01:06:09 Conclusion
Former UN weapons inspector and US Marine intel officer Scott Ritter on Danny Haiphong — an alleged Iranian attempt on Trump’s life, and the crisis aboard the USS Lincoln as 5,000 US sailors face catastrophe.
Description:
Whitney Webb explains how Leslie Wexner privatized Ohio’s state government, and is using his position between the markets and the state to build out the ‘Silicon Heartland’.
Timeline:
(00:00) Intro
(03:10) Who is Leslie Wexner?
(07:09) What is the agenda behind the data centers?
(14:46) What is the vision of Big Tech?
(17:18) Privatizing state funds
(20:02) Mike DeWine’s connections to Leslie Wexner
(21:08) What are public-private-partnerships?
(25:08) Israeli ties to the tech companies
(28:49) Anduril and the Thiel network
(32:11) Smart Columbus
(34:59) Totalitarian capitalism
(41:03) Outro
The US had set the target of manufacturing 100,000 155 mm artillery shells every month by the end of 2025.
Instead, it has failed to reach even half this target.
This is in part due to an entire General Dynamics factory that failed to make a single usable shell component in 2 years and after receiving hundreds of millions of dollars to do so.
Far from just an issue with artillery shells, US military industrial production is being held back by systemic flaws rooted in the for-profit nature of the US government and economy itself - siphoning off billions (if not trillions) of tax dollars and not only returning nothing of value for the American public - but diverting funding abroad on wars of aggression at the expense of funding healthcare, education, and infrastructure at home.
This reveals US for-profit industry as the very threat in reality to the American people, industry and the politicians they own, claim Russia, China, and Iran are in fiction.
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Paul Stonehill covers a new Russian find: large Viking-age graves holding a man and a woman, dubbed a headless Viking and his companion. He places the burial in the Varangian story — Swedish warriors, traders, and settlers who moved into today's Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine in the 8th–9th centuries and helped form Kievan Rus.
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Strait of Hormuz irrelevant in two years? Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said so on Aug. 8, claiming pipelines will replace most Gulf oil flow — but existing bypass capacity covers less than a quarter of what actually crosses Hormuz.
The same week, President Trump claimed “total control” of the Strait, and Iran's newly confirmed Supreme National Security Council chief, Mohsen Rezaei, said it stays shut until the US ends the war and returns frozen assets. Pepe Escobar, Larry Johnson, and Zulfiqar Ali break down all three claims against the actual numbers, plus the new Mecca Joint Defence Agreement and a US Strategic Petroleum Reserve that just hit its lowest level since 1983.
Beyond the headlines: what a stalled Hormuz reopening means for global diesel and jet fuel supply, why the US emergency oil reserve matters for every driver and airline, and what Pakistan's active back-channel diplomacy with Tehran could mean for the weeks ahead.
Verification note: claims in this episode are labeled Confirmed, Developing, or Assessment/Unverified throughout. Source-based intelligence is clearly flagged and should be weighed accordingly — we'd rather be right than first.
Putin Shadow Fleet Red Line, Frees ex-US Marine as Air Force One Switcheroo Unravels.
Timeline:
00:00 Trump on Air Force One switch
00:26 Wednesday update begins
00:38 Putin warns on shadow fleet seizures
02:48 Massive drone strike on Novorossiysk and Crimea
05:06 AP report: Ukraine strikes only 5 to 9% effective
09:07 Romania drone evidence turns out to be styrofoam
10:42 South Korea refuses air defense to Zelensky
12:22 Putin releases US Marine Robert Gilman
16:27 Assad sentenced to death in absentia
17:48 Trump questioned on Iran and Hormuz
20:17 USS Lincoln sailors stranded since November
23:25 Air Force One switcheroo explained
27:00 Fallout from the plane switch story
30:09 Rubio talks Cuba and UFOs
32:50 Latvia migrant tunnel from Belarus
Chris Ramsay of Area52I nvestigations returns. The conversation leaves the "nuts and bolts" UFO debate and turns to the esoteric, philosophical and psychological — including how algorithmic manipulation and digital noise might function as a counter-intel control system.
Topics include Donald Hoffman's theory of conscious agents, precognition and psi research associated with Dr. Julia Mossbridge, plus claims from Ramsay's sit-down with counter-intelligence officer Richard Doty about agencies thwarting abductions and infiltrating civilian UFO groups such as MUFON.
Is the United States losing its ability to dominate Asia?
In this episode of the Silk and Steel Podcast, Carl Zha is joined by Australian economist and geopolitical analyst Dr. Warwick Powell for a wide-ranging discussion about the changing balance of power from the Persian Gulf to East Asia.
The conversation begins with the continuing war involving Iran and the strategic consequences of the Strait of Hormuz. Dr. Powell argues that the conflict could have consequences far beyond the battlefield, particularly through disruptions to oil, diesel and other petroleum-derived products.
The discussion then turns to a much bigger question: what happens when America’s allies begin preparing for a world in which the U.S. can no longer guarantee their security?
Timeline:
00:00 Introduction with Ray Zucaro
00:51 The yen situation and carry trade
02:20 US Treasury sells euros to prop up the yen
06:08 What this means for NATO and Europe relations
07:19 Why the yen is weakening now
09:38 Risk of another Asian financial crisis
10:05 Oil markets and the Strait of Hormuz disruption
12:19 Other oil producers stepping up supply
16:53 New Russia sanctions bill in Congress
18:31 Europe's recession risk and Germany's debt
Description:
On Transition Protocol, Pepe Escobar walks through a tightly packed Iran–Pakistan–Eurasia brief: a reported secret six-hour meeting between Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and President Masoud Pezeshkian, and what a “pivot” in Tehran’s internal and regional posture could signal.
Escobar also flags Pakistan’s Mecca-linked diplomacy as a potential shock to wider Eurasian alignments—how religious, security, and trade vectors can move together when great-power pressure is high.
The conversation ties these moves to the broader multipolar map: Iranian decision-making under stress, Islamabad’s balancing act, and why opaque elite meetings matter more than the daily headline cycle.
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On Dialogue Works, Larry Johnson digs into a reported US push to massively expand THAAD and PAC-3 interceptor stocks—what a roughly tenfold ammo surge says about expected threat volume, production bottlenecks, and how thin Western air-defense magazines already are.
He pairs that industrial signal with battlefield news from the Arabian Peninsula: Yemeni rockets striking Saudi command infrastructure, and what that implies for Riyadh’s security perimeter and for any coalition still treating missile defense as a clean technological fix.
Johnson’s frame is practical rather than theatrical: interceptor economics, salvo math, and the gap between stockpiles on paper and sustained high-intensity conflict. Escalation risk sits in the logistics, not only in the headlines.
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Danny Haiphong speaks with Col. Lawrence Wilkerson about a sharp escalation across multiple theaters: Russian and North Korean munitions striking targets around Kiev, and Iranian forces engaging US naval assets.
Wilkerson places the strikes in the wider collapse of proxy-war assumptions—how Moscow’s firepower, Pyongyang’s industrial support, and Tehran’s regional posture together pressure Washington’s strategy and expose the limits of escalation management.
They also unpack what this means for US ships in contested waters, risk of wider war framing (“WW3”), and why diplomatic off-ramps keep shrinking as kinetic facts on the ground outrun official narratives.
Description:
Henrik Svensmark is a Danish physicist and professor of Solar System Physics at the Danish National Space Institute. He is best known for his hypothesis that cosmic rays are one of the main drivers of earth's climate. The CERN CLOUD experiment is based on Henrik's theory.
Timeline:
00:00 - Solar activity is changing Earth's cloud cover
04:16 - Galactic cosmic rays
07:31 - How cosmic rays create clouds
13:59 - Clouds might responsible for climate change
18:08 - Measuring historic cosmic ray activity
23:24 - Henrik's early experiments on cosmic rays
26:27 - Earth's historical temperature cycles
33:29 - The Sun's magnetic field has doubled
35:51 - Earth's trip through the Milky Way Galaxy
41:50 - How stars are formed
47:11 - Supernova activity correlation to Earth's temperature
51:55 - Earth is in a glaciation period
56:14 - Temperature changes vs. amount of life on Earth
01:04:54 - the IPCC report on climate influence
01:10:28 - Bill Gates changes tune on geo-engineering
01:18:13 - Scientists fail to disprove Henrik
01:21:44 - Coronal mass ejections
01:25:40 - South Atlantic Anomaly
01:28:08 - How Earth's magnetic poles are moving
01:32:51 - Humans affect climate less than we're told
01:34:33 - When galaxies collide
01:37:05 - New revision on the Big Bang Theory
01:44:04 - How climate influences evolution
01:51:04 - Why Earth is the only planet with life
01:55:26 - The current climate forecast model is WRONG
02:01:11 - Difficulty funding climate research
02:11:44 - CERN's climate project
02:19:06 - CO2 is the gas of life
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Nima Alkhorshid of Dialogue Works speaks with Prof. Seyed Mohammad Marandi about a sharp drop in oil shipments and pressure on Gulf states via Hormuz and Bab al-Mandab.
The discussion covers how chokepoint disruption hits energy markets and regional politics, and what that means for US and Gulf strategy in the wider Middle East conflict.
A concise geopolitics update on oil logistics, Hormuz leverage, and the squeeze on Gulf economies.
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Danny Haiphong is joined by Patrick Henningsen of 21st Century Wire to discuss whether the Iran war is over. Reports suggest Trump may walk away from the conflict without a nuclear deal if Iran agrees to fully reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran has laid out firm demands including ending US troop presence, stopping wars of aggression against its allies, and receiving compensation for damages. Meanwhile, Yemen continues escalating strikes against Saudi proxy forces with drone swarms and missiles.
Henningsen analyzes the US military's weakened position in the region, the failure of diplomatic efforts, and how Iran is taking advantage of political vulnerabilities in both Washington and Jerusalem.
Description:
The Middle East is heating up on several fronts at once: Iranian pressure in the Strait of Hormuz, Yemen’s Ansar Allah strikes on Saudi-linked targets, contested US military-loss figures, and a still-fragmented Syria.
The stream also covers oil-market messaging, satellite imagery of damaged sites, and how Western powers helped create many of the armed groups now treated as threats.
Watch for signs of further escalation — including US refueling aircraft in Israel and renewed resistance activity in southern Syria and Lebanon.
Bruce Greyson is Professor Emeritus of Psychiatry and Neurobehavioral Sciences at the University of Virginia. He is author of After: A Doctor Explores What Near-Death Experiences Reveal about Life and Beyond, co-author of Irreducible Mind and co-editor of The Handbook of Near-Death Experiences.
Here he provides an overview of his half-century of investigation into NDEs. He describes his initial encounter with Raymond Moody as well as the creation of the International Association for Near-Death Studies. He examines the question of the evidentiality of NDEs for postmortem survival. He highlights some of the most interesting cases he has explored.
(Recorded on April 2, 2021)
Iran replaced the secretary of its Supreme National Security Council last night — by decree of a Supreme Leader the world has not laid eyes on since the strike that killed his father in February. Every newsroom carried the decree. None of them could tell you who signed it.
Transition Protocol has been told by a source close to him that Mojtaba Khamenei has largely recovered, that the change at the top of Iran's security apparatus was his own decision, and that Iran's answer to Washington is being carried to Islamabad this week. We report that as what it is: single-source and unconfirmed. We are telling you who told us and what they are in a position to know, and you can weigh it.
In this briefing, Larry Johnson and Zulfiqar Ali cover why Western analysts are misreading the elevation of Mohsen Rezaei as the arrival of a hardliner; what Iran's updated ten points now demand, including four names that were not in the April version; why six strikes on shipping in eight days have drawn no American retaliation; what the emerging Oman arrangement means for transit permission, tolls and the currency they are paid in; why Saudi Arabia cannot win the exchange it is now in with Yemen; and why Japan's refineries — not the barrel count — are the hidden mechanism behind the global diesel and jet-fuel shortage.
Analysis by Larry Johnson, former CIA analyst and former Deputy Director of the US State Department's Office of Counterterrorism, with Zulfiqar Ali. Hosted by Transition Protocol.
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Discover the mysterious Monrepos Park near Vyborg, Russia — a stunning rocky landscape filled with ancient megaliths, pagan legends, and unexplained secrets. From massive cubic stones aligned to ancient poles to the Devil’s Chair, Throne Stone, and tales of ghosts, rituals, and lost civilizations… this unique place holds far more than meets the eye.
Description:
rica Lorentz is a Jungian Analyst with over forty years of clinical experience. She is a training analyst at the Jung Institute of New England. She is author of Body As Shadow: Jung’s Method of Embodied Healing.
Erica explores Carl Jung's understanding of the body as an essential pathway to the unconscious rather than a mere physical vessel. She describes how authentic movement, active imagination, and the subtle body can deepen psychological healing, transform trauma, and restore the connection between psyche, soul, and embodiment. Lorentz also examines Jung's relationship to imagination, the feminine, spirituality, and the role of the body as a living expression of the soul.
Timeline:
00:00:00 Introduction
00:02:17 Body as shadow
00:07:24 Authentic movement
00:13:20 Witnessing the unconscious
00:18:22 Healing through embodiment
00:25:55 The subtle body
00:31:15 Active imagination
00:39:16 Archetypes and soul
00:49:16 Conclusion
Timeline: 00:00:00 Who is actually negotiating over Hormuz 00:00:57 Iran's account contradicts US claims 00:01:54 History of failed talks and the memorandum 00:02:55 Iran and Oman's single channel plan 00:03:53 Key point: a deal doesn't mean reopening 00:05:16 US and Gulf states oppose the agreement 00:06:40 Why would Iran give up its leverage 00:07:51 Does the US blockade stay in place 00:09:12 Toll or fund, who really controls it 00:11:13 Hardliner faction in Iran wants to resume war 00:14:35 The long war strategy explained 00:17:51 Iran's economic pressure and best path forward 00:21:48 Why closing Hormuz is a long term trap 00:24:07 Lessons from the JCPOA on trusting the US 00:27:37 Comparing Iran's choices to Assad's Syria
Matthew Blackburn is a political analyst who focuses on Russia and the post-Soviet space who publishes frequently on the National Interest and Responsible Statecraft.
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Ralph Blumenthal, a staff reporter for The New York Times from 1964 to 2009, is the author of The Believer: Alien Encounters, Hard Science, and the Passion of John Mack.
Here he presents an overview of John Mack's remarkable career. Mack won the Pulitzer Prize for his biography of T. E. Lawrence (i.e., Lawrence of Arabia). He was chair of the psychiatry department at Harvard University. His interest in alien abductions generated international media attention – as well as an investigation/inquisition at Harvard. Prior to his 2004 accidental death in London, Mack was preparing a book on survival after death.