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The war in Iran, a strategic assessment; Wilmer Leon, Part 1

On this episode of The Deep State, John Kiriakou is joined by radio host and political scientist Wilmer Leon. John asks a very pointed question: How do we make a strategic assessment of the US war with Iran? What is the United States getting out of it? Tune in as these two intellectual heavyweights try to solve the biggest geopolitical conundrum of this decade. ...

RT-s Peter Lavelle interviews Dennis Kucinich: Evolution or breakdown?

Why is it that the US no longer has the capacity to win wars? Western publics are universally against war, but their elites are not. Who is behind these elites? Are forever wars now the norm, and not the exception? ...

‘It-s chaos. It-s the breakdown of the Ukrainian side. There-s no rule of law.- John Kiriakou

Another Sanchez Effect from sunny Miami, this time with John Kiriakou, former CIA analyst and case officer, prominent whistleblower, host of RT’s Deep State. John and Rick discuss the recent shootout in Kiev between Zelensky’s military intelligence and the security services. Kirakou describes it as a death sentence for the Kiev regime. He also comments on the failed US attempts to bring Iran to...

The harsh realities of child labor

In this episode of Lumumba’s Africa, the professor looks at the realities of child labor in the colonized Africa. We delve into the grim details of the conditions children were forced to work in, and the brutal punishments they had to endure. ...

Why I speak up

In this very personal and deeply philosophical episode, the esteemed professor shares a piece of his own wisdom and experience. An outspoken lecturer, P.L.O. Lumumba explains why early in his life he decided that he would speak up, and why you should do so too. ...

The story of Eswatini

In this episode of Lumumba’s Africa, the professor looks at the history of the land of Eswatini, a small, landlocked absolute monarchy in southern Africa governed by rich traditions and a history of resilience. ...

When Africans saved Europeans during WW2

In this episode of Lumumba’s Africa, the professor examines a topic that is often overlooked in Western narratives: a time, when Africans were saving Europeans as thousands and thousands of European civilians were running away from the horrors of World War II. ...

Neighbor wars: US-Canada trade disagreements spill over into regional struggle

On this episode of America First, Scottie Nell Hughes looks at the growing trade war between the United States and Canada as we celebrate Labor Day in the US. Canada relies on the US much more than the other way around. Yet the US consumer could still feel the pinch if this drags out much longer. What will it take to make a deal? David Morgan of the Morgan Report and independent journalist Kat Kanada join Scott...

Where-s the strategy?

If the US has a strategy when it comes to the wars on Russia and Iran, it is not obvious. Instead of pursuing an end to hostilities in Ukraine, there is talk of using tactical nuclear weapons. Instead of honoring the MoU, Washington turns to more sanctions on Iran. These are strategies to continue war. CrossTalking with Dan Kovalik, Ethan Levins, and Alexandre Guerreiro. ...

‘We are the emperor with no clothes; we only tell everyone we are the greatest country- Ann Vandersteel

On the latest episode of Sanchez Effect, conservative commentator, journalist Ann Vandersteel exposes the terrifying reality of America’s orchestrated decline. From coast-to-coast ghost towns to the brink of economic collapse, she talks the brutal truth the mainstream media and paid influencers are desperate to hide: The dollar is nearing its death, sanctions have backfired, while London pulls the strings...

‘NATO is the largest terrorist organization in the world- Col. Roxane Towner-Watkins

This episode of RT’s Sanchez Effect airs from Rick’s hometown – sunny Miami, Florida. Rick takes us through major updates on the Ukraine and Iran conflicts. And who better to discuss it than retired Air Force Colonel Roxane Towner-Watkins? She says Russia is not NATO’s enemy, though the bloc needs a boogeyman, which is why we hear contradictory statements from politicians that Russi...

Cocaine, green screen, copium and other armaments of Ukraine

In this episode of Moscow Mules, Chay Bowes and his crew look at how different the world is, when it is Ukraine – cars appear out of thin air, democracy flourishes under no elections, middle-aged women swear oaths of allegiance to long-dead Nazis and the greatest Narcofuhrer of them all definitely stays away from drugs. Oh, and no more Ontario for you. ...

Ballooning budgets: How much does it cost to run the national security state, w/ Thomas Drake, part 3

On this episode of Deep State, Thomas Drake, NSA Whistleblower, joins John Kiriakou for part 3 of their discussion. John and Thomas discuss the untold billions of dollars US intelligence agencies must be spending on their covert and hidden operations, although the true budget will never be known. Don’t miss it! ...

Conversation with Zabihullah Mujahid, Taliban-s chief spokesperson

Five years ago, the Taliban returned to power after US forces withdrew from Afghanistan. In this special episode of India, Russia, and the World, Runjhun Sharma, Head of News at RT India, sits down with the Taliban’s chief spokesperson, Zabihullah Mujahid. Under Taliban rules, the two were not filmed in the same frame. He says the country is undoubtedly better off without foreign forces on its s...

The repugnancy clause

In this episode of Lumumba’s Africa, the esteemed professor of law, P. L.O. Lumumba, looks into the curious case of the British-imposed repugnancy clause: a legal loophole in a true colonial sense that allowed the British masters to crush any sprouts of African cultural identity. ...

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