AMERICAN PROPAGANDA

ALEX LO—Several of the world’s richest men regularly partied on Epstein’s multiple island estates and elsewhere. In an email dated July 18, 2013, Epstein claimed one of them complained about having caught a sexually transmitted disease from “Russian girls” and tried to obtain antibiotics from Epstein to secretly give it to the rich guy’s wife.

One document alleged brutal sex acts on a yacht resulting in victims suffering heavy bleeding. Others claimed sex acts involving at least two former US presidents as well as the current one. There were also more outlandish claims about murder and cannibalism. US federal investigators have framed some claims as unsubstantiated. But it’s not clear if they have investigated all of them.

RT—After giving himself nearly unlimited power during the conflict through martial law and outsitting his official presidential term, Zelensky has cracked down on dissent, consolidated the media, and banned opposition parties. However, when he recently attempted to neuter Western-funded anti-corruption bodies, a glimpse of the nation’s pent up frustration became evident as massive protests broke out across all major cities.

But the strongest evidence for the inevitable standoff between the government and the people are the constant standoffs between military conscription police (TCC) and the public, which have been reported almost daily across Ukraine for the past several years and have been growing increasingly violent.

MICHAEL PARENTI—”Though reflexively labeled an “extremist” by capitalist apologists, Parenti never aspired to anything worthy of that label. As he himself put it in his book,  Dirty Truths: “Those of us designated as ‘extreme leftists’ actually want rather moderate and civil things: a clean environment, a fair tax structure, use of social production for social needs, expansion of public sector production, serious cuts in a bloated military budget, affordable housing, decently paying jobs, equal justice for all, and the like.” Such desires can be construed as ‘extreme,’ he explained, “only in the sense of being extremely at odds with the dominant interests of the status quo. In the face of such gross injustice and class privilege, considerations of social justice and betterment take on the appearance of ‘extreme’ measures.”

DW—This discussion features expert analysis by Larry Wilkerson on the escalating tensions between the United States and Iran, regional geopolitics in the Middle East, and the broader global context involving Russia, Ukraine, and China. The dialogue reveals complex interactions among military posturing, diplomatic negotiations, and domestic political challenges shaping the current international landscape.

JUDGE NAP—The video features an in-depth interview conducted by Judge Andrew Napolitano with Sheriff David Hathaway of Santa Cruz County, Arizona, focusing on the complex dynamics between federal law enforcement agencies and local/state law enforcement, particularly regarding jurisdiction, investigations, and accountability. The discussion highlights significant concerns about federal overreach, qualified immunity, lack of transparency, and impacts on civil liberties.