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Paranormal Research Paul Stonehill discusses occult research conducted by the Soviet secret services before the war. There was also a more mysterious program supposed to find the Philosopher's Stone — alchemy and esoteric projects watched by Stalin-era security organs, including the secret police.
Laith Marouf and Ehsan Safarnejad with Deep Dive Perspective on whether Iran's stand has broken Washington's ability to project power in the Middle East.
Ehsan argues Iran's domestically built industrial base and resilience under sanctions allowed Tehran to push back where other states could not. Laith argues recent events signal the end of Western naval projection and a century of air-power dominance, challenged by drones and hypersonic missiles.
They discuss failed attempts to divide Iran internally, US policy as bipartisan, geography and strategic depth, nuclear and non-nuclear deterrence, and asymmetric warfare as practiced by regional resistance groups.
Timeline:
00:00 Has Iran broken US power in the Middle East?
02:00 Introducing Laith Marouf and Ehsan — why Iran matters now
03:39 Iran's resilience: the industrial base argument
07:44 Are we seeing the end of Western naval and air dominance?
10:46 Size, terrain and resources: Iran's strategic depth
13:25 Was Iran underestimated?
15:00 Is US policy toward Iran bipartisan?
25:53 Nuclear risk and deterrence — the guests' debate
35:07 Mutually assured deterrence without nuclear weapons?
40:38 Reactor threats and the fallout debate — guests' claims
43:39 Asymmetric warfare: why guests say it has worked
46:59 Ground operations and spillover risk — scenario analysis
01:08:44 The guests' forecast: what happens to regional alliances if the US leaves?
01:11:00 Liberation vs influence: how the guests say Iran would act
Alex Christoforou on Zelensky's slipping support, Mike Pence claiming Ukraine is winning, Andy Burnham in Kiev, and Friedrich Merz booed as AfD support surges.
Timeline:
00:00:00 Introduction
00:00:40 Trumps economic D-Day against Iran set to be detailed by Bessent
00:02:10 400 percent Hormuz traffic claim
00:03:37 The new US territory meme takes a clever new twist
00:05:03 Ukraine Independence Day continues with no senior US officials
00:06:56 Andy Burnham arrives in Kiev and hands over Storm Shadow missile data
00:12:02 Pence tells CNN Ukraine is winning the war
00:13:27 The math on Patriot interceptors lasting Ukraine about one hour
00:14:37 Pence hints at the real reason behind the North Korea headlines
00:19:48 Ukraine reveals $27 billion shortfall for the military
00:22:53 The Russian ambassador to the UK post remains unfilled
00:25:44 Witkoff and Kushner Moscow trip gets delayed again
00:27:39 Merz gets booed while AfD support surges ahead of elections
00:32:53 Zelensky denies Ukraine had anything to do with Nord Stream
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The Duran discusses: Russia's Economic Model: Growth Without the Debt Trap.
Timeline:
00:00:00 Intro Putin's statements on the Russian economy
00:00:28 GDP surprises to the upside despite tight monetary policy
00:01:29 Central bank cuts rates and the economy rebounds
00:03:05 Putin chairs a Kremlin meeting unveiling a new economic model
00:04:34 How the Russian model shifted after 2014 sanctions
00:05:52 A more China style approach with heavy investment in infrastructure
00:07:11 Europes economy compared to Russias low debt growth
00:08:25 Reindustrialization and new factories rising across Russia
00:10:35 Europes weapons spending replaces a real growth policy
00:15:10 Why the Draghi and Merz plans for Europe have failed
Pepe Escobar and Zulfiqar Ali on Scott Bessent's maximum-pressure campaign and a reported Pakistani invitation for Iran to join the Mecca Pact.
Transition Protocol says sources in the office of Iran's Supreme Leader told them Speaker Ghalibaf was discussing the invitation hours before Field Marshal Asim Munir landed in Tehran. The channel marks the claims as source-based and not independently confirmed.
Prof. Seyed Mohammad Marandi and Danny Haiphong on Iran's new offensive strategy after US economic warfare, and Iran's warning that a next strike could wipe out US oil.
Marandi says Iran has a weapon even more devastating than a nuke and is ready to use it if necessary.
Scott Ritter and Ray McGovern on The World This Week. Tensions soar between Tel Aviv and Ankara over their designs on Syria; would Trump really nuke Iran? Gaza and Ukraine updates and the Pentagon punishes Stars & Stripes by firing its editor and publisher.
War correspondent Elijah Magnier and Danny Haiphong on the war over the Strait of Hormuz, Iran seeking an exit from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, and a second U.S. fighter jet in as many days declaring an emergency landing near the UAE.
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Michael Talbot is author of Mysticism and the New Physics, Beyond the Quantum, Your Past Lives and The Holographic Universe. He has also authored four novels. This program was taped approximately six months before his untimely death in May 1992.
Here Talbot discusses his own unusual experiences with poltergeist phenomena and UFOs. He suggests that the holographic model provides a means for understanding these experiences without falling into the twin traps of skeptical debunking or occult romanticism.
Daniel Liszt talks with Dr. Joseph Farrell on Project Rainbow, the 1943 Philadelphia Experiment, Tesla papers, and a Golden Dome headquarters plan at the same naval shipyard.
They also discuss torsion physics, MIT professor John Trump’s 1943 assignment to retrieve Nikola Tesla’s papers, and the UFO-file connection.
Pepe Escobar and Zulfiqar Ali on Transition Protocol on unaccounted Iranian uranium, Pakistan's Iran corridors, and Trump's maximum-pressure campaign.
440.9 kilograms of 60% enriched uranium are unaccounted for, and according to sources inside the Pakistani command the only remaining channel with visibility into where it went runs through a mediator Donald Trump has discarded. Escobar and Ali report Pakistan will not close the six overland corridors keeping Iran supplied, will not close Gwadar, and does not treat Scott Bessent's sanctions threats as reason to change course.
They also report Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar has met Wang Yi and secured a Chinese commitment to backstop Pakistan if it walks away from the $10 billion IMF programme. Iran's internal calculation, they say, is that it can absorb maximum pressure until November; Escobar assesses Tehran may go on the offensive within weeks if provoked again.
Andrei Martyanov joins Danny Haiphong on Russian strikes on Kiev, European panic, Trump, and Iran's announced escalation against the US.
Martyanov discusses Russian strikes that have sent shockwaves from Ukraine to Europe, and says Trump has no answers. Iran has announced a major new escalation against the US in retaliation to intensified economic warfare.
Catherine Austin Fitts joins Clayton Morris on Redacted on food, pharmaceuticals, and a shift away from centralized systems.
Fitts argues that powerful entities in Washington are 'absolutely committed to poisoning' the American people through the food supply and pharmaceuticals, citing the failure of reform efforts as proof. She describes a growing global and generational move toward decentralized, analog, and local solutions, including younger generations rejecting digital surveillance for physical media and in-person connection.
Former Air Force OSI Special Agent Richard Doty joins Chris Ramsay on Area52 for a long interview on alien encounters, crash recoveries, abductions, and classified briefings from his counterintelligence career.
Doty discusses the 1977 Ellsworth AFB Mario Woods case, the Paul Bennewitz disinformation operation, claimed film of the Roswell (Corona) and Kingman crash sites, Sandia Labs, Nellis Range, and why he says he still hears from OSI and FBI.
Timeline:
00:00 Cold open
02:26 A viewer story
03:48 Meet Richard Doty
06:54 The Mario Woods case, Ellsworth 1977
12:57 Why they searched inside his mouth
15:18 The sergeant they could not explain
19:00 A protocol for stopping abductions
22:12 Myrna Hansen and the DIA branch nobody knew about
25:18 How the Bennewitz orders came down
28:09 The drone program he was really photographing
30:50 The Sandia guard and a briefing called Night Two
34:15 What was on the film, Corona and Kingman
38:46 Expired NDAs and two visits from the FBI
42:25 Air Force officers show up at a UFO convention
47:53 A saucer over a nuclear bunker
53:28 What do you tell a witness who saw something real
58:38 The men in black were not who you think
01:01:56 Why counterintelligence cared about UFO groups
01:04:33 Soviet influence inside MUFON and APRO
01:07:16 Bill Moore, his asset, and his one regret
01:12:49 MJ12 and the Special Means Committee
01:21:32 Linda Moulton Howe and the briefing document
01:25:51 The lie he fed a witness himself
01:27:14 Paid informants around Nellis
01:30:33 Interrogating a pilot who talked too much
01:34:13 Falcon, and the strawberry ice cream
01:38:11 Where the Aviary came from
01:39:34 David Copperfield's father was at Roswell
01:41:26 Working for Hal Puthoff
01:45:04 Digging up what a rancher buried
01:48:24 The disc in the mine shaft
01:52:39 A crash site, and bodies under covers
01:59:17 Altar boy to alien briefings
02:03:15 The case that convinced him
02:07:59 The night they stopped an abduction
02:13:29 Which species was doing it
02:16:15 Break
02:17:06 Her story from the very beginning
02:25:46 A polygraph under hypnosis
02:27:30 Bugging the apartment
02:29:24 The voices on the tape
02:35:19 Out the window and into the bubble
02:39:42 The line I have to walk on this show
02:41:31 The widget
02:42:20 The Spielberg film and the footage that got cut
02:47:40 The Carthusian monks
02:57:38 The alien interview film
03:01:37 A visitor on a closed circuit monitor
03:06:29 Eagle Nest Lake and the missing baby
03:13:04 Why they take us, and thirty cages
03:15:26 A civilization here before us
03:18:03 The submariner who pocketed a widget
03:21:38 Lou Elizondo, Space Force and a redacted report
03:25:14 The case files on the table
03:27:17 The pilot who shot down a saucer
03:28:56 The captain, the Polaroid, and ten hours gone
03:37:11 Your questions
03:38:35 The man who walked into a time portal
03:44:31 The yellow book and the fabric of space
03:47:44 The most serious encounter he was briefed on
03:51:28 Two truths and a lie
03:55:15 How he wants to be remembered
