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American Thought Leaders, hosted by The Epoch Times Senior Editor Jan Jekielek and his reporting team, features in-depth discussions with some of Americaâs most influential thought leaders on pertinent issues facing our nation today.
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Thereâs a strange double standard in how we remember the 20th centuryâs two most murderous totalitarian ideologies.
Rusty Reno points to a provocative example:
âItâs funny, you know, you can be a frat boy at University of Virginia and dress up in a KGB uniform and go to a frat party and everybody will laugh.â
âBut if you wear an SS uniform, youâll be expelled immediately.â
https://rumble.com/v7fchu0-what-fills-the-vacuum-when-meaning-dies.html
| 2 | Rusty Reno, editor-in-chief of First Things, argues that âwe organize our lives around our loyalties.â
But what happens when everything worth being loyal toâfaith, family, and national identity, to name a fewâhas been stripped away?
This is the culture we currently face.
In response, Reno says:
âAll men desire to give themselves away in love.â
âWe don't want to live for ourselves. We want to live for something nobler than ourselves.â
âWe face a crisis of solidarity in our country.â
âAnd the number one job of any good statesman at this point is to encourage the things that make us proud to be Americans, proud to share our country with our fellow citizens.â
âPeople find reasons to fight no matter what,â Reno argues.
The question is will they find and then fight for ennobling things or will they find dark ideologies to fill the void?
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| 3 | âIn a Western doctorâs office test, I showed up with zero micronutrient deficiencies.â
âUsing this functional test⌠I showed up with 15 micronutrient deficiencies.â
Sina McCullough says diseases caused by severe nutrient deficiencies that were thought to have been eradicated in America are now making a comeback.
And she discovered firsthand just how severe those deficiencies can be.
âI was consuming a multivitamin and mineral every single day, and I still showed up deficient in 15 nutrients.â
âSo severe in two B vitamins that I was diagnosed as borderline for pellagra and beriberi.â
âThese are both diseases that have been eradicated in the US at least since the mid-1900s, and both of them can lead to death.â
âWe are seeing a resurgence of many of these micronutrient deficiency diseases that we thought were eradicated.â
âWeâre seeing them resurge in our modern culture.â
https://ept.ms/4r2M8X0 | 63 |
| 4 | Millions of Americans trust the âgluten-freeâ label to tell them whatâs safe to eat.
The issue is these products often still contain gluten.
Sina McCullough breaks down how dated science from World War II is still dictating labeling today.
âThis is another label lie that I found out along my journey.â
âI was consuming those foods thinking that I was totally gluten-free âcause they have the label on them that says gluten-free.â
âIt came from World War II when there was a doctor who was taking care of children who had celiac disease.â
âBecause of the war, there was actually a grain shortage.â
âSomething miraculous happened. Many of the children started to heal.â
âHe realized it was from the wheat and the rye.â
âSo our label today is based on the staple crops that were used at that time that the children then werenât eating and they got better.â
âItâs not based on current science.â
âCurrent science tells us now that all grains contain some form of gluten.â
âThereâs hundreds if not thousands of types of gluten.â
âFor many of us, itâs actually making us sick âcause both corn and rice, for example, contain a type of gluten.â
https://rumble.com/v7f9ct2-how-i-reversed-my-near-fatal-autoimmune-conditions-sina-mccullough.html | 84 |
| 5 | We just sat down with Sina McCullough, nutritional biologist and author of âHands Off My Food!â
As chronic and autoimmune diseases seem increasingly common, we asked her what hope there is for those who feel theyâve âtried everythingââWestern medicine, functional medicine, and all the diets.
She said most people are looking in the wrong place.
âAbout 60% of the time,â Sina said, âif somebody does the basicsâŚthey can get into remission just from doing that.â
Whole foods. All organic. Clean water. Less EMF exposure.
The other 40%, she said, are often hindered by a few things almost no one tests for properly: toxins, micronutrient deficiencies, mold mycotoxins, and heavy metals.
âPractically everybody who Iâve worked with is high in heavy metals.â
âOnce we address those and get those out of the body, itâs like you remove the roadblocks.â
âThe body is designed to heal.â
đ´ PREMIERE 9PM ET on @EpochTV: https://ept.ms/4r2M8X0 | 78 |
| 6 | John Spencer says whatâs occurring in Gaza is âthe opposite of genocide.â
After seven trips inside Gaza, he says the evidence he has personally witnessed tells a radically different story.
âIâve seen mountains of evidence to the opposite, literally fields of food and soldiers doing the opposite of genocide.â
âThe opposite of genocide is your intent is the opposite of destroying the people.â
âThatâs what Iâve seen in my now eight trips to Israel, seven into Gaza, probably the only person outside the IDF thatâs been into Gaza so much.â
âAre you trying to destroy the people or are you trying to get to the hostages and destroy the enemy?â
âKilling the enemy in wars is sometimes the goal. Itâs not a war crime.â
âIsrael has implemented these civilian harm mitigation measures, things trying to prevent civilians from getting hurt, like evacuations, phone calls, flyers, all of that.â
https://youtu.be/WAEFfXhcBGA | 73 |
| 7 | Urban warfare scholar John Spencer says Hamas has created a uniquely barbaric form of warfare that much of the world fails to understand.
Hamas doesnât merely accept the deaths of its own civilians as collateral damage.
He says civilian deaths are an integral part of its political strategy.
âThe Hamas leadership⌠have many public statements⌠saying they need the blood of their women, children, and elderly to achieve their goals.â
âThey said they not only want it, they need it to achieve this goal of theirs in the afterlife.â
âItâs a really sick political strategy.â
âEven the Japanese, the Nazis, while they accepted civilian casualties, that wasnât their strategy.â
âTo get their own population killed in order to achieve this political goal in the afterlife.â
âThereâs 600 miles of tunnels in Gaza, as one example.â
âThereâs 2.2 million people there. All of them could fit in their tunnels with ease and escape whatâs going on the surface.â
âBut Hamas actually makes written and public statements saying these are not for the civilians, and civilians are not allowed.â
âThatâs where you get Hamas occupying hospitals, schools, mosques, all of it, because they know that those are protected sites.â
âThatâs a war crime in and of itself, but itâs this reverse engineering of the rules of war.â
https://rumble.com/v7f4l7g-heres-what-people-get-wrong-about-modern-warfare-john-spencer.html | 95 |
| 8 | Hereâs what most people misunderstand about warfare today, says urban warfare expert John Spencer:
âMilitaries donât want to fight in cities. Militaries donât want to fight underground, so they avoid it.â
âWe used to write into our books: avoid and bypass all urban areas.â
But the reality is cities are precisely what we need to be preparing for:
âIt is the greatest place where there are going to be constraints on the use of military force.â
âA non-state actorâŚ[can say] not only do I not care about the laws of war, I'm going to use them against that Western democracy that is following the laws.â
âItâs this reverse engineering of the rules of war.â
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| 9 | The CCP doesnât need an army to attack the West.
Bradley Thayer says its most effective weapon is far quieter: infiltrating the institutions that hold Western society together and weakening them from within.
âThe United Front is the third way and really the most effective way of bringing about communism in the West.â
âIt wonât work by coup dâetat and it wonât work by the Red Army spreading it, but it will work from that boring from within, to penetrate organizations.â
âThe United Front and communists more broadly are expert at finding the hinges in your society.â
âWhat holds your society together?â
âCivil society in the West.â
âAnd so civil society has to be destroyed.â
âThe father, the family has to be destroyed.â
âThe church holds societies together, so the church has to be attacked.â
âIt also works through many front organizations that folks may not even know are affiliated in any way, shape, or form with a United Front movement, with a communist movement.â
https://ept.ms/4qRNC6n | 97 |
| 10 | The Chinese Communist Party does not represent the Chinese people.
Bradley Thayer says the CCP itself was born from Soviet imperialism.
Communism was imported into China, imposed on its people, and its rise was shaped directly by Stalin.
âThe Chinese Communist Party, again, was made by the Soviet Union, by the Comintern.â
âIt was led by Comintern agents.â
âStalin understood the utility of the Chinese Communist Party and the role that it would play.â
âStalin was involved in every aspect through Comintern and through other means in the life of the Chinese Communist Party.â
âIn fact, selecting Mao Zedong in 1938 over one of his rivals and ensuring that Mao triumphed.â
âSo the Chinese Communist Party is a product of Soviet imperialism, and we need to see the Chinese Communist Party as a colonial government ruling the Chinese people.â
âThereâs nothing Chinese, if you will, or Han about Lenin and Leninism.â
âCommunism by definition is illegitimate because it doesnât seek any consent from the people.â
âWe look forward to a day when the Han, when the Chinese people are no longer ruled by a colonial government, the last surviving remnant of Soviet imperialism.â
https://rumble.com/v7f1neu-how-a-soviet-revolutionary-still-shapes-american-politics-bradley-thayer.html | 90 |
| 11 | We just interviewed Bradley Thayer, author of âAmericaâs 100 Yearsâ War.â We asked why he calls the Chinese Communist Party a colonial governmentânot a Chinese one.
He said Leninism was imported, imposed, and never consented to in China.
âThe Chinese Communist Party again was made by the Soviet Union, by the Comintern. It was led by Comintern agents.â
âThereâs nothing Chinese, or Han, about Lenin and Leninism.â
âItâs absolutely illegitimate.â
âStalin ran, in every sense that mattered, the Chinese Communist Party.â
âMao Zedong did not have an original thought in his head. He took Bolshevik thought and turned it into what we would know as Maoism.â
That same impulse, Brad argues, is why Beijing cannot tolerate Taiwan.
âTaiwan shows that you can have a Chinese democracy and a thriving one.â
The CCP, Brad continues, wants âto destroy Taiwan and occupy it, because Taiwan shows what China can be without the Communist Party.â
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| 12 | Many of Metaâs biggest social media products, including Facebook and Instagram, are free to use.
But Naomi Brockwell says the reality behind that âfreeâ access is far more sinister.
You are the product.
âMeta is an advertising company, and people need to understand that they are the product in that system.â
âEverything that they do, every entity with Meta that they participate with, they are helping harvest information that Meta then packages and resells.â
âTheyâre not just selling it to consumer product companies to try to get us to buy a new pair of shoes.â
âTheyâre selling it to political regimes to try to get us to think in a certain way.â
âItâs being used to sow social division.â
âItâs being used in all kinds of nefarious ways.â
When an online service is free, itâs worth asking what the company is getting in return.
đhttps://ept.ms/4xB2CIn | 90 |
| 13 | âWe can look to countries like China and see where weâre headed.â
Privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell warns the surveillance infrastructure being built across the West could take societies somewhere they never intended to go.
And China offers a chilling glimpse of what happens when that infrastructure becomes nearly impossible to escape.
âThat is absolutely where the United States is headed, itâs where Europe is headed, itâs where Australia is headed.â
âItâs just a matter of whether theyâre actually going to be able to prevent that from happening before we get to a place where thereâs a social credit system.â
âIâve spoken with people in China where theyâve come up with their own language because they know that their WeChat is being surveilled by the government.â
âIf they want to mention things that are not allowed to be talked about, if they wanna mention Taiwan, if they wanna mention Hong Kong, anything like that, theyâre making up code words.â
âThey actually have to use these kind of cipher systems in their local friend group in order to evade this, and even then theyâre treading on eggshells.â
âTheyâre self-censoring.â
âThat is a bad situation that you donât want to allow to happen.â
https://rumble.com/v7eyjg4-the-war-on-privacyand-how-to-fight-back.html | 84 |
| 14 | âThey want everything on the internet surveilled.â
Naomi Brockwell warns weâre heading towards ever-greater surveillance and digital control.
âWeâve got this global scenario where every country in lockstep is headed towards government ID mandates.â
âThey want it tied to your personal identity, and they're essentially going to end up ranking everyone the same way that the social credit system in China does the same thing.â
âThe biggest issueâŚis that the so-called Western world doesn't realize how close we are to becoming like some of these countries.â
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| 15 | Covid gave us a real-world test of what Darwinian evolution can and CANâT do.
Biochemistry professor Michael Behe says what happened to the virus helps expose the limits of Darwinâs mechanism.
âI argue Darwinian evolution canât do everything, that doesnât mean it canât do anything.â
âItâs just a whole lot less than we had been told previously.â
âIn the whole course of the epidemic that people followed, no new proteins, no significant new changes in the basic biology of the virus were seen.â
âSuppose you had a lock and a key, and you could put the key in and turn the lock, and it worked.â
âYou could, you know, change the key a little bit, and now it doesnât fit anymore.â
âBut it doesnât explain the origin of the lock and the origin of the key.â
âItâs similar with viruses.â
https://youtu.be/QK0GEQnqC00 | 98 |
| 16 | Biochemistry professor Michael Behe shares the âSHOCKINGâ discovery that completely changed his view of Darwinian evolution.
He says when he went looking for the scientific papers supporting what he had been taught, they werenât there.
âThe most shocking thing happened when I first started to read about evolution and I realized that I had been seriously misled.â
âI was told that it was known that Darwinian processes could produce the biological systems we see in life.â
âBut I had cause to go to the library and look up papers to find the papers that explained how they happened, and there were none there.â
âI was startled to see that a foundational concept of my worldview had no support.â
âThatâs what sent me on my road to where I am now.â
https://rumble.com/v7ethdo-why-i-changed-my-mind-about-darwins-theory-of-evolution.html | 101 |
| 17 | Modern biology often posits Darwinian evolution as a settled explanation for the vast complexity of the natural world.
However, the complex machinery inside the cell seems to demand a further explanation. I asked Michael Behe, professor of biochemistry and author of âDarwinâs Black Box,â about it.
He said:
âWhen I first started to read about evolution, I realized that I had been seriously misled.â
âI was told that it was known that Darwinian processes could produce the biological systems we see in life.â
âAll mutations are changes in DNA and changes in the proteins that it codes for. So,â for Darwinâs theory to adequately explain life, âyou have to have gradualness at that level.â
âIf you need just one mutation Darwinâs mechanism is what the doctor ordered.â
âWith chloroquine, it takes a billion people before resistance pops up⌠because there had to be two specific mutations.â
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| 18 | One forgotten Founding Father saved the Declaration of Independence.
Sick with cancer and emphysema, Caesar Rodney rode 80 miles through the night and a raging storm to cast the vote America desperately needed.
Most Americans donât even know his name.
Now, Washington, D.C. is finally giving him his place in American history.
âThere was a deadlock in the Delaware delegation, and it had to be unanimous.â
âHe had facial cancer and emphysema, and he rode 80 miles overnight in a storm to sign and break that, to be the tiebreaker.â
âHeâs absolutely critical to the formation of the United States.â
âThey took him down and put him in a box.â
âWe brought him here.â
Some of the most consequential figures in the American Revolution have nearly disappeared from our national memory.
@mattTaylorart joined me to discuss bringing Caesar Rodneyâs statue to Washington, D.C. and why his legendary ride now helps open the story told by the Spirit of 1776 memorial.
Watch the full conversation here:
https://ept.ms/4gBQUG5 | 93 |
| 19 | âMore people died in the prison ships than died in combat.â
During the Revolutionary War, thousands of American Patriots were given a choice: abandon the cause or remain imprisoned under horrific conditions.
Nearly 12,000 chose freedom, even when it cost them their lives.
âYou could give up the cause, and you would be allowed to return as a British citizen, but the people on these ships did not.â
âThey decided to hold to their cause, and they died for it.â
âWhat we wanted to do is we wanted to memorialize these prisoners of war and show you what it was like to be inside the ship.â
âOn these reliefs, itâs the story of all of the prisoners.â
âTheyâre suffering and dying in these horrid situations.â
https://rumble.com/v7ermh0-american-history-is-being-brought-to-life-in-the-heart-of-washington-d.c..html | 88 |
| 20 | After decades of neglect, Freedom Plaza has been made anew. In its place stands Spirit of â76, a new Revolutionary War installation commemorating forgotten American heroes.
âOne of the most amazing parts of the Spirit of '76 is Caesar Rodney,â says Matt Taylor, the visionary artist behind the new memorial.
âHe had facial cancer and emphysema, and he rode 80 miles overnight in a stormâ to be the tiebreaker vote for the Declaration of Independence.
Delawareâs government took down Rodneyâs statue during the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests because he owned slaves. Now he rides again on a new pedestal in Freedom Plaza.
Surrounding Rodney are 12 statues of American soldiers who fought during the war.
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