Stephen Phillips interviews Kit Chellel, co-author of “Dead in the Water: A True Stroy of Hijacking, Murder, and a Global Maritime Conspiracy.” They discuss the events leading to the destruction of MV Brilliante Virtuoso, the murder of Captain David Mockett during his investigation, and a myriad of other figures involved in the case.
Breaking Points with Krystal and Saagar: John Mearsheimer’s PRESCIENT Warning Of Ukraine War
Why Men Don’t APPROACH Single Women ANYMORE. Some Are STILL Wondering WHY
Will the Roe vs Wade Decision Impact the US Midterms? Analysis
“Do you own gear? Never been in combat? Quit LARP’ing would ya?”
Can the Police Force You to Unlock Your Phone?
Michael Tracey: After the Abortion Ruling, How Will the Media Decide Who’s Morally Intolerable?
Where this relates to the overruling of Roe vs. Wade, in a very roundabout way, is that the political fallout will be a test of the viability of the new media ethos. Are those who cheer the Supreme Court’s decision, and/or support the enactment of laws that now entirely prohibit abortion — such as in states like Missouri or Louisiana — going to be treated by WaPo and company as people whose sensibilities must not be too egregiously offended, as was the case in 2010 with the gay marriage opponents? Or are they going to be lumped into the new all-purpose category of frightful right-wing aggressors, hellbent not just on outlawing abortion, but Destroying Our Democracy — and against whom no appeasement can be countenanced? We shall see.
Source: After the Abortion Ruling, How Will the Media Decide Who’s Morally Intolerable?
“The Guns Are Here To Stay”
BWAHAHAHAHA!!!!
The guns are here to stay. There’s just too many of them, the political movement in favor of them is too strong. The NRA is always talking about people coming in and confiscating your guns. We could never get all the guns if we wanted to. So I think we have to focus on reducing gun violence and doing what we can in a bad situation.
Source: “The Guns Are Here To Stay”
Midrats Episode 626: Turning the Tables on China with Brent Sadler
While everyone is distracted by the Russo-Ukrainian War, the People’s Republic of China continues to work to solidify her ability to control the South China Sea and to bring more nations in to her orbit. Though not a cold war, it is a struggle for presence, influence, and setting the conditions for advantage should conflict come. The United States and her Navy are not required to be in a passive posture, allowing China to shape the environment without pushback. This episode of Midrats will focus on American options and actions we can take to blunt Chinese influence and to prevent her from setting up the Western Pacific to her advantage relative to the United States and her friends and allies. Our guest for the full hour to discuss this and more will be Brent Sadler, a senior fellow for maritime security and advanced naval technology at The Heritage Foundation.
Why Abortion in Japan is NOT Political HYSTERIA