On this episode, host Patrick Henningsen, alongside co-host Bryan ‘Hesher’ McClain, welcomes special guest Adam ‘Ruckus’ Clark to breakdown his new series on disinformation, its explosion on social media and how governments are gaslighting the public on this issue. Also featured: Basil Valentine, and entertainer/artist Phil Zimmerman.
Alternate Current Radio Presents: Boiler Room Learn to protect yourself from predatory mass media cartels ”The Pendulum Swingith Once More" The Social Rejects Club: Hesher, Spore, Ruckus & Infidel Pharaoh Listen to "The Pendulum Swingith Once More" on Spreaker. On...
On this episode, Odd Man Out reflects on the past four years and what we have all witnessed leading up to the 2024 election.
Alternate Current Radio Presents: Boiler Room Learn to protect yourself from predatory mass media ”Unburdened In Real Time - 2024 Election" The Social Rejects Club: Hesher, Ruckus, Infidel Pharaoh, Randy J, Mark Anderson Special Guests: Johnny Vedmore, Joseph Arthur,...
On this episode: Learn how to use MSM reports that “pre-bunk” and “debunk” misinformation to make scarily accurate predictions about the upcoming election!
On this episode, guest host Bryan ‘Hesher’ McClain – filling in for Patrick Henningsen – is joined by Adam ‘Ruckus’ Clark and Basil Valentine to cover the most impactful news stories from the U.S. and internationally.
Hesher and Ruckus sit in for Patrick Henningsen and Basil for the Dog Days of Summer broadcast. Maui fires, geoengineering, artificial intelligence, smart cities and much more!
Patrick Henningsen and Joaquin Flores discuss the latest with the Ukraine conflict… and much more!
Arnaud Develay joins to discuss the likely timeframe of inevitable end the the current phase of hostilities, as well as the prospect of an emerging multipolar world.
The CNP was founded in 1981 when Tim LaHaye, a leader of Moral Majority, proposed the idea to wealthy Texan T. Cullen Davis. Davis contacted billionaire Nelson Bunker Hunt, and from that point on they began recruiting members. By 1984, the Council had 400 members.