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Flynn FISA: Pientka Resurfaces
As first reported by Tracy Beanz of UncoverDC and Adam Carter of The Washington Pundit, some stunning details were included in Lt. Gen. Michael T. Flynn's (Ret.) recent complaint with the White House O... Read More.
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow May 24, 2022
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) I feel like Randy Quaid (“Russell Case”) in “Independence Day” when he had warned about the alien invasion. “I've been sayin’ it and sa... Read More.
Chair of Lancet COVID-19 Commission: Investigate Origins of COVID
The Chairman of The Lancet's COVID-19 Commission has called for an independent inquiry into the origins of the SARS-CoV-2 virus. Jeffrey Sachs, a world-renowned economics professor, stated on May 19 th... Read More.
Dark To Light: A Very Special Monday
Frank joins Tracy Beanz for a surprise Monday edition of the show where Sussmann, Spygate, Monkeypox, and really stupid people dominate the airwaves. Today, we get into some of the oddity behind the Mo... Read More.
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow May 23, 2022
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) A true bombshell in the trial of Michael Sussmann, when Cankles’ former campaign manager, Robbie Mook, admitted she personally approved... Read More.
Monkeypox Outbreak: What Lies Ahead?
Monkeypox cases are predominantly mild. The virus resembles smallpox but is generally less contagious and less severe. According to a senior scientist with the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public ... Read More.
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow May 20, 2022
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) The Rutabaga continues to get planted, hitting a new low of 39% in NPR/Marist’s poll. NOTE: This is the SIXTH poll in the last three we... Read More.
Board Certified Neurosurgeon on COVID-19: What is the Truth?
An article recently published in PubMed describes the COVID-19 pandemic as "one of the most manipulated infectious disease events in history." Titled 'COVID UPDATE: What is the truth?,' the April 22 ar... Read More.
DHS Pauses Disinformation Governance Board: Jankowicz Resigns
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) "paused" the Disinformation Governance Board three weeks after it was revealed to the public by DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas during an April 27, FY2023 Bud... Read More.
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow May 19, 2022
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) With the Wizard of Oz in a narrow lead, the Pennsylvania Senate race is still undecided as counting continues. 2) Trump’s endorsements ... Read More.
Five States Hold Primaries: Big Races with Razor Thin Margins
Five states held primaries on Tuesday, with some garnering a great deal of national attention. Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Idaho, Kentucky, and Oregon held primaries on Tuesday in the busiest primary... Read More.
Dark To Light: Sussmann, Flynn, And Saving Our Kids
It’s a heavy show today. We talk about the election results from last night, the Sussmann case, General Flynn and the information confirming he did indeed have a FISA warrant filed against him under fr... Read More.
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow May 18, 2022
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) Under election news, this is really shocking: Rand Paul won his primary the second the polls closed. 2) Thomas Massie won the nominatio... Read More.
Riding with The King: Radio Sexcapades and Dismantling the Establishment (Part 2)
HUMOR AS A WEAPON As far as real-world effects The King of Rochester’s blog has had, he recounted in our pre-interview that he once ran into one of his celebrity targets at an outdoor festival. He aske... Read More.
TX Court Watchdogs: Foster Kids Were Being Trafficked, Not Protected
The protection offered to children in the long-term foster care system in Texas has been the subject of an 11-year-old lawsuit. Earlier this month—after discovering that a caretaker accused of exploiti... Read More.
