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Dark to Light: TSA and the “Domestic Terrorist” Label
The show starts today with a quick rundown of what the TSA has done to innocent Americans who decided to travel to DC in a certain date range. Please make sure to click the article below. Then, we move... Read More.
The Kyle Seraphin Show: Come fly the #QuietSkies…
Kyle digs deeper into topics brought up by Monday's guest and retired Supervisory Federal Air Marshal - Sonya LaBosco. A new piece from Sonya and some redacted government docs tell more of the story. P... Read More.
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow April 26, 2023
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) President Trump said that Rutabaga is worse than the five worst presidents combined. He ain’t wrong. 2) Speaking of Rutabaga, his reele... Read More.
The Sudan War, the U.S. and Ukraine: Look Deeper
The seeds of Sudan's civil war started with a coup on October 25, 2021. However, the timing of a February 23, 2022 visit to Moscow from the deputy head of Sudan's ruling Sovereign Council, Rapid Suppor... Read More.
Are You a Domestic Terrorist? TSA Might Say Yes
Early last year, a wife and mother of two children booked an airline ticket to New York for a family funeral. Innocent enough, right? Apparently not. Her husband (we will call him Bill,) a 20-plus-year... Read More.
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow April 25, 2023
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) Tucker Carlson has left (been forced out?) at Faux News. No goodbyes allowed. Immediate. Theories include part of the Dominion settleme... Read More.
The Kyle Seraphin Show: Sonya LaBosco
An interview with Retired Supervisor Federal Air Marshal (FAM) Sonya LaBosco (on Twitter @LaBoscoSonya). We discuss the TSA "security theater" and why the FAMs are probably following Kyle. 🚨 Follow Kyl... Read More.
The Kyle Seraphin Show: What’s “Civil” about Asset Forfeiture?
Kyle discusses the recent news about of New Mexico regarding the dropping of charges against Alec Baldwin with a discussion about firearms safety. Then a deeper dive into what tool caused the damage to... Read More.
Dark to Light: We Have Questions!
It is a busy Monday show as we fly around the interwebs and talk about a number of topics of serious importance. First, why are all of these companies sending out emails asking if their customers want ... Read More.
The Sly Way “Woke” Corporations are Attempting to Erase Mother’s Day (and Mothers)
As the war on women continues, a trove of corporations are attempting to not so subtly chip away at the soul of humanity, and they have now set their sights on Mother's Day. Although not a "new" trend,... Read More.
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow April 24, 2023
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) A huge story, normally reserved for the economic section, but this has immense ramifications: Chile has announced it will nationalize i... Read More.
Konnech, Inc. Drops Its Lawsuit Against True the Vote
Konnech, Inc. dropped its lawsuit against True the Vote on Wednesday morning. The voluntary dismissal came a day after Catherine Engelbrecht and Gregg Phillips launched the Open.Ink website, which hous... Read More.
Americans Trapped in Sudan: State Dept Ignores Pleas for Evacuation
Americans are trapped and in grave danger in Khartoum, Sudan because of the war there. According to American expats on the ground in Khartoum, our State Department and the American embassy are all but ... Read More.
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow April 21, 2023
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) A U.S. district judge blocked Manhattan DA Boast ‘n’ Bragg’s attempt to get a restraining order on the House Judiciary Committee... Read More.
Rasmussen on Election Integrity: Likely U.S. Voters Suspect Election Fraud
It turns out "a majority of U.S. voters think it is likely that cheating affected the outcomes of some races" in the 2022 midterm elections, according to a Rasmussen Reports survey. 60% of Likely Voter... Read More.
