#90 To Protect and To Serve: Slushies, Mass Graves, U.S. Border, Sleeper Cells, & Low Recruits

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The Talk Guys kick off your week with a report of police shenanigans. Beginning with a story involving citizens of Louisville, Kentucky, getting slushies thrown at them by an “elite” police unit and ending with a state vs. federal law enforcement conflict, with a little mass murder sprinkled in the middle. The U.S. border turmoil continues as millions of immigrants have poured over the southern border. The Talk Guys have found reports of suspected ‘terrorists’ entering the U.S. and allegations of Iranian sleeper cells already hiding in our country. Meanwhile, the U.S. Army is ‘baffled’ by low white recruitment numbers. Finally, TeePee, Erock, and Theo discuss the tragic and heartbreaking news of the death of American independent journalist Gonzalo Lira while in Ukrainian prison for speech crime, and not a word from the MSM. R.I.P. Gonzalo Lira.

Join your hosts, Theo, Teepee, and Erock, as they go over the current and past events that have led to the interesting times we are living in today and why you should probably care.

Please remember that, just like the MSM, you should always do your own research. Don’t believe a word we say.

"We'll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false."-William J. Casey, CIA Director, Feb 1981

 

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