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Rugpull Radio 130: OP_RETURN Wars are back from 2014! Bitcoin is not "only money" but an Unfuckwithable History Book of Truth

GMoney dives deep into the ongoing battle over Bitcoin’s identity, arguing that it is far more than “just money.” Revisiting the OP_RETURN Wars of 2014, he explains how cultural resistance within the Bitcoin developer community pushed innovation like tokenization and decentralized apps onto Ethereum, while Bitcoin’s potential as an immutable ledger of truth was downplayed. With historical context, quotes from figures like Julian Assange, Michael Saylor, and Elon Musk, and a sharp critique of Bitcoin “maxis” who want to limit its scope, GMoney makes the case for Bitcoin as the world’s first incorruptible history book.
From counterparty tokens and memetic power like Rare Pepes, to tokenization of securities, real estate, and culture itself, the episode highlights why anchoring data to Bitcoin’s base layer ensures truth cannot be erased or rewritten. Packed with rants, ads, and cultural analysis, this episode blends history, finance, and philosophy into a no-holds-barred defense of Bitcoin’s destiny as humanity’s timechain of truth.

SITREP Ep. 129: Honoring Boone Cutler and Breaking Down the Kirk Assassination

CannCon and Alpha Warrior open this episode of SITREP on a somber note, paying tribute to Boone Cutler—a warrior, mentor, and friend whose sudden passing leaves a deep void in the movement. Joined by guest Zeb Boykin, a Marine scout sniper, the hosts dive into a detailed analysis of the Charlie Kirk assassination, exploring ballistics, video evidence, and conflicting narratives. Zeb brings his technical expertise to assess shot trajectories, timing discrepancies, and whether the alleged shooter could realistically have carried out the attack. Together, the trio debates body armor theories, FBI inconsistencies, and the strange gaps in official reporting, raising new questions about what really happened in Orem, Utah. Blending heartfelt remembrance with hard-nosed investigation, the episode balances grief, camaraderie, and relentless pursuit of the truth.

Quite Frankly Ep. 22: Psychedelic Journeys, Media Hypocrisy, and the Lost Bobs of Baseball

Frankie Val takes listeners on a wide-ranging Thursday night exploration, opening with reflections on the power of the mind, psychedelic therapy, and a conversation with guest Matt Xavier, a DJ turned author and practitioner in psilocybin-assisted healing. The discussion dives into rave culture, therapeutic music, and the fine line between spirituality, medicine, and cultural taboo. Alongside the interview, Frankie offers his signature commentary on the oddities of modern life, from the surprising disappearance of “Bobs” in Major League Baseball to the Macron family’s bizarre attempts to quash rumors, and the double standards of media figures like Chris Hayes in their coverage of Jimmy Kimmel versus Tucker Carlson. The episode blends humor, cultural critique, and serious inquiry, pulling listeners into a uniquely “Quite Frankly” mix of curiosity, skepticism, and entertainment.

Taking It Back Ep. 111: Amazon Books, Ilhan Omar, and Antifa Exposed

Adel Nero and Zak “RedPill78” Paine dive into eerie patterns around tragedies and predictive Amazon book releases, asking if these are coincidences, psyops, or intentional signals. They connect this unsettling trend to Charlie Kirk’s assassination, raising hard questions about foreknowledge and manipulation. The hosts then turn to Congress, where a failed effort to censure Ilhan Omar sparks outrage at Republicans who shielded her, fueling frustration with GOP weakness in the cultural war.
From there, the show shifts to Jimmy Kimmel’s indefinite suspension, breaking down whether it was a free speech issue, a business decision, or FCC pressure tied to public trust in broadcasting.
Finally, Adel and Zak highlight Trump’s long-awaited designation of Antifa as a terrorist organization, unpacking the legal tools now available to seize assets, follow funding streams, and dismantle domestic extremist networks. Blunt, fast-moving, and unfiltered, the episode ties cultural decay, media propaganda, and political warfare into a raw call to action for America First listeners.

The Daily Herold: September 18, 2025 – Boone Cutler’s Legacy, Antifa as Terrorists, and TPUSA’s New Era

Jon Herold opens this episode with somber news...the passing of Boone Cutler, veteran, patriot, and co-author of the 5G Warfare series with General Flynn. Remembered as a fearless truth-teller and man of faith, Boone’s loss hits the movement hard.
From there, Jon pivots to Trump’s long-anticipated designation of Antifa as a terrorist organization, explaining why this move carries legal weight far beyond previous executive orders, especially when it comes to seizing assets and targeting dark money networks like those tied to George Soros.
He also breaks down the fallout from Jimmy Kimmel’s cancellation, weighing the free speech implications and warning against embracing cancel culture just because it benefits the right. Finally, Jon dissects Turning Point USA’s announcement that Erica Kirk will succeed Charlie as CEO, raising questions about timing, optics, and the fine line between honoring a legacy and trauma marketing. With sharp analysis, humor, and his trademark candor, Jon urges listeners to avoid psyops, stick to first principles, and stay focused on truth over emotional manipulation.

Badlands Media Special Coverage - President Trump & PM Starmer Presser: September 18, 2025

Join Badlands Media for special coverage of President Trump and Prime Minister Keir Starmer Press Conference from Buckinghamshire, England. 

Badlands Daily: September 18, 2025 – Police Tragedy, Kimmel Fallout, and Free Speech Battles

CannCon and Alpha Warrior open this episode with breaking news out of Pennsylvania, where three police officers were killed and two wounded in a shocking ambush that raises questions about law enforcement safety and public trust. From there, they turn to the media storm surrounding Jimmy Kimmel’s comments on Charlie Kirk’s assassination and his subsequent cancellation, unpacking the free speech concerns and the danger of weaponizing “news distortion” rules.
The hosts also dive into President Trump’s designation of Antifa as a terrorist organization, looming questions about Discord’s role in radicalization, and growing European turmoil with Ursula von der Leyen facing unprecedented no-confidence motions. Additional highlights include Trump’s UK visit amid social unrest, Federal Reserve rate cuts, and Intel’s surprise stock surge thanks to a deal with Nvidia. Blunt, fast-paced, and unflinching, the episode ties together cultural crises, political warfare, and economic shifts, challenging listeners to recognize psyops and stay vigilant in the fight for sovereignty and truth.

Devolution Power Hour Ep. 390 - Political Warfare, Jimmy Kimmel & ANTIFA

Jon Herold and Burning Bright return for another intense round of the Devolution Power Hour, unpacking the fallout from Charlie Kirk’s assassination and the psyops shaping the narrative battlefield. The hosts dig into the Rich Higgins memo to explain how cultural Marxist drivers and political warfare tactics are being used to divide the movement. They debate the hypocrisy of “cancel culture” on both sides, analyze Jimmy Kimmel’s firing and Trump’s strategic trolling of the media, and explore the FCC’s growing role in shaping public broadcasting.
The conversation shifts to Antifa, with Trump signaling a long-awaited terrorist designation that could open the door to asset seizures and expose the funding networks behind domestic extremism. Along the way, expect sharp humor, blunt honesty, and a refusal to take the easy narrative bait.

Altered State S3 Ep. 46: Tactical Nukes, Thermite, and the 9/11 Puzzle

Brad Zerbo and Zak “RedPill78” Paine tackle one of the most controversial theories yet: were tactical nukes used in the demolition of the Twin Towers? Using researcher Jim Fetzer’s work as a springboard, they weigh the evidence of radioactive elements in the rubble against competing theories like thermite charges, conventional explosives, and directed energy.
The hosts examine eyewitness reports of basement explosions, molten steel that burned for months, and the puzzling presence of elements like barium, strontium, and tritium in dust and water samples.
Along the way, they revisit parallels to the Oklahoma City bombing, Netanyahu’s chilling pre-9/11 warnings, and the anthrax attacks that pushed Congress to pass the Patriot Act. Blending skepticism with open inquiry, Brad and Zak don’t claim to have all the answers, but they expose the gaps, contradictions, and suppressed research that keep the debate alive. A thought-provoking episode that reminds listeners why the how of 9/11 still matters in understanding the who and the why.

The Shipwreck Show Ep. 20: Charlie Kirk, Israel, and the Battle for the Next Generation

Tonight we confront the questions surrounding Charlie Kirk’s death and the growing consensus that Israel’s influence may have played a role. Beyond the headlines, this is about power, alliances, and the shaping of the next generation. With voices like Candace Owens and Tucker Carlson weighing in, and a deeper look at historical patterns, we examine how narratives are built, who benefits, and why the fight for truth has never been more urgent.