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by Niamh Harris, The Peoples Voice: The US Justice Department’s release of over 3 million documents in January has added further to speculation that convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein operated as an asset for Israel’s Mossad. The tranche includes emails that amplify Israeli political entanglements, self-aggrandizing claims of Jewish global control, and ties to figures like […]

The US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has announced that the Pentagon is cutting its academic ties with Harvard University, because attendance at the school no longer meets the needs of the War Department or the [...] The post Pentagon Is Cutting Ties With ‘Woke’ Harvard appeared first on The People's Voice.

Police have raided the London and Wiltshire homes of Peter Mandelson as they investigate him for misconduct in public office. A full criminal investigation into the Labour peer has been launched after damning revelations about [...] The post Police Investigate Claims That Mandeslon leaked Sensitive Information To Epstein appeared first on The People's Voice.

Alex Soros, son of billionaire George Soros, has praised Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez for allowing over 500,000 to pour through the Spanish border, declaring that Sánchez shows “what real leadership looks like.” Soros said, [...] The post Soros Thanks Spain’s Sánchez for Allowing 500,000 Illegals Across the Border appeared first on The People's Voice.

The Florida legislature has approved legislation (HB 999) which will make gold and silver coins legal tender in Florida. This legislation will exempt gold and silver coins from sales tax in Florida. It also means [...] The post Florida Officially Recognizes Gold and Silver as Legal Tender appeared first on The People's Voice.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s ex-girlfriend Lady Victoria Hervey has said that she doesn’t believe that Jeffrey Epstein is dead. The former socialite told LBC’s Tom Swarbrick that she thinks that the convicted pedophile could be alive and [...] The post Ex-Girlfriend Of Former Prince Andrew Says She Doesn’t Believe Jeffrey Epstein Is dead appeared first on The People's Voice.

Former Chief of Defence Staff Gen. Wayne Eyre (Ret.) suggested Monday that Canada can only be a truly sovereign nation if it possesses nuclear weapons.The declaration might ordinarily be dismissed as the reckless words of a retired soldier nostalgic for the day-to-day military operations he once commanded. But Eyre was the highest-ranking member of the Canadian armed forces, a position roughly equivalent to chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in the United States.The suggestion that Canada should pursue nuclear weapons amounts to a massive repudiation of its defense relationship with the United States, its closest ally.Eyre made the comments at a conference hosted by the Conference of Defense Associations Institute, an organization largely run by former generals and admirals that lobbies the government for increased defense procurement spending.“I would argue that we will never have true strategic independence absent our own nuclear deterrent,” he told the event, according to the Globe and Mail. Minister of National Defense David McGuinty was quick to reiterate the Canadian government’s long-standing commitment to nuclear non-proliferation, emphasizing that Canada should remain a purely conventional power operating within the nuclear capabilities of NATO and NORAD.Nuclear 'options'But Eyre appears to be operating from his own defense doctrine.“Here in Canada, let’s keep our options open,” he said.“We’ve got a good nuclear enterprise here,” he added. “If conditions change, we’ve got the civilian infrastructure. We’ve got the scientists.”Eyre’s remarks have not drawn any response from the U.S. military or from War Secretary Pete Hegseth. But the suggestion that Canada should pursue nuclear weapons amounts to a massive repudiation of its defense relationship with the United States, its closest ally.Although Canada contributed scientists and researchers to the Manhattan Project that produced the first atomic bomb, it did not develop its own nuclear arsenal during the Cold War, choosing instead to remain under the American nuclear umbrella.While Eyre’s cavalier attitude toward nuclear weapons may evoke comparisons to the right-wing hawks lampooned in Stanley Kubrick’s "Dr. Strangelove," Eyre was, in practice, a viscerally woke military leader. He was appointed by former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and appeared to draw inspiration from Trudeau’s ideological priorities.RELATED: FREE ALBERTA! Nod from US energizes Canada sovereignty movement Win McNamee/Getty ImagesDressing downUnder Eyre’s leadership, the CAF strictly adhered to DEI policies that produced some of the most liberal dress and deportment standards of any modern military. Mandatory haircuts were eliminated. Both men and women were permitted to grow their hair to any length, dye it any color, and wear nail polish. Uniform requirements were loosened to the point that the “dress of the day” could effectively be whatever a service member chose.Public backlash followed. So many objections were posted to the CDS’ X account that Eyre shut down the comments section entirely.“In recent months, we observed a concerning increase in malicious and misinformative engagements that proved detrimental to the Canadian Armed Forces’ ethics, values, and communication objectives,” National Defence spokesperson Andrée-Anne Poulin explained in an email. “Considering this, we made the decision back in January to close the comments section on the CDS X account.”Bombs awayWhat many Canadians may not realize is that three Canadian military bases hosted nuclear weapons owned by the United States Air Force between roughly 1965 and 1984. Air Force wings at Comox, B.C., and Bagotville, Que., had access to American Genie missiles that could be loaded onto CF-101 Voodoo fighter jets operated by the CAF.Yet unlike today’s tendency among politicians such as British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and French President Emmanuel Macron to speak about war with Russia as though it would not risk catastrophic nuclear consequences, Cold War-era military and political leadership largely agreed on one essential point: A nuclear conflict would be unwinnable for all sides and therefore had to remain unthinkable.

America is navigating a moment of intense polarization. Widespread civil unrest over federal immigration enforcement, deepening distrust in institutions, and a sharp surge in gold prices have much of the nation steeped in economic and institutional anxiety.Many Americans are fretfully asking the question: What’s next for our country?News outlets, influencers, and podcasters are all answering that inquiry differently using various metrics, opinions, and filters, but Glenn Beck’s prediction comes from none other than history itself.And when he holds the current state of the nation up against historical patterns, he sees it all — the good, the bad, and the ugly.“If we were an early warning system, there would be some lights on the panel that are flashing today. Some would be red, some would be yellow, and some would actually be green,” he says.On this episode of “The Glenn Beck Program,” Glenn delivers an honest reading of America’s dashboard and predicts what comes next. Red lights1: “Loss of nuance”This light is “blinking really hard,” Glenn warns.He points to the dialogue surrounding the death of Alex Pretti — the 37-year-old U.S. citizen fatally shot by federal agents on January 24 in Minneapolis during an anti-ICE protest — as the best current example of America’s lack of nuanced conversations.“A healthy society can hold two ideas at the same time. An unstable society cannot do that,” Glenn says. “And right now, we’re losing the ability to say somebody can be really guilty and a bad guy and mistreated; law enforcement can be necessary, needed, doing their job, and fallible; protests can be legitimate and infiltrated by insurrectionists.”“Those things are all true, but America can’t see that anymore,” he laments. “When everything collapses into all good or all evil, there is no moral clarity anymore.”2: “Faction over truth” Truth, Glenn contends, is “meant to be argued about, wrestled with, thought about,” but in America today, truth has become about which team you’re on.“Facts no longer persuade. All they do now is signal allegiance,” he says, calling it “a late-stage indicator” of America’s path to collapse.“Once truth bends to faction, power then replaces persuasion every time in every civilization in all of history.”3: “Organized disorder”Glenn differentiates “organized disorder” — the coordinated, professionally funded, strategically disruptive actions that go beyond peaceful expression — from constitutionally protected protests.“You have a right to protest the law. ... You have a right to go protest the people who make the law to get them to change the law. You have a right to go and stand peacefully and protest the cops, if that’s what you want, or ICE,” he explains, “but you do not have the right to engage and disrupt the law.”But unfortunately, that’s exactly what’s happening in Minneapolis right now. Many demonstrations involve breaking the law and physically engaging with law enforcement. And the scariest part is that these kinds of protests are rarely grassroots. They’re professionally organized and well-funded thanks to deep-pocketed donors who aim to collapse the country from within.“When unrest becomes coordinated, when it becomes professionally funded, strategically disruptive, and shielded by moral confusion, ... that’s no longer a spontaneous civic expression,” Glenn explains.What we’re seeing on the streets of Minneapolis is intentional “internal destabilization,” and it’s a flashing red light that America is catapulting toward its demise.Yellow lights1: “Currency confidence”Glenn calls the skyrocketing price of gold a yellow light because it’s “serious” but “not fatal at this point.”“The way gold is rising — it’s not a collapse announcement. It is a stress gauge,” he says, noting that gold has recently been “trading at as high as $5,600 an ounce.”Gold reflects “trust or the lack of it,” and the fact that people are buying it up, even at exorbitant amounts, indicates their uncertainty in certain “promises.”“What promises are those?” Glenn asks. “Promises of, we’re a stable society; we are not going to spend ourself into oblivion; that our government and our Congress gets it, and they’re going to stop spending so much and borrowing so much.”The people buying up gold right now “know things are beginning to get really dicey. It’s a yellow light, and it is trending hotter every day,” he warns.2: “Debt saturation”“Debt isn’t immoral, but debt that can’t be discussed honestly and paid back is immoral — and it’s dangerous,” Glenn says.This is the predicament America finds itself in. We’re no longer asking, “How are we going to pay this bill?” but instead, “Who bears the burden of this bill?”“That’s when debt becomes corrosive and deadly,” Glenn cautions. “And we’re not Rome yet, but this gauge is rising.”3: “Institutional distrust” “Skepticism,” Glenn argues, is good and necessary. The five rights listed in the First Amendment — freedom of speech, religion, assembly, the press, and petition — are proof that “skepticism is our first amendment.”Distrust, however, is “paralyzing,” he declares. “When people believe the courts are illegitimate, ... if they believe elections are meaningless, law enforcement is either sacred and can make no mistakes or evil and can do no good, the system loses its elasticity.”This light, he warns, is “getting deeper yellow.”Green lights1: “We’re still arguing about right and wrong.”Glenn celebrates that public debates are still normal.“Collapsing societies stop arguing about morality. They argue only about power, and we’re still arguing about justice and what it means — limits, rights, responsibility,” he says. “That’s not decay. That’s conscience. It’s still alive.”2: “The Constitution still exists, and it’s still being cited.” It’s a very good sign that the majority is still cognizant of and concerned about upholding the Constitution.“It’s getting a little sketchy,” Glenn acknowledges, “but we’re still arguing it, and that tells you something powerful: People still believe rules matter, even when they break them.”For now, this light is “green, but it’s fragile.”3: Warnings are still being issued on both sides. In a nation on the verge of collapse, the warnings go silent.“I’m able to get on the air and speak to you about these warnings. MSNBC is able to get on the air and speak to you about what they see as warning signs,” Glenn celebrates.Before its historic collapse, Rome “silenced its warnings,” he recalls. “We are today still able to have them on the air legally — both sides.”“That alone means this system is not finished.”For those who look at the red and yellow lights and see inevitable ruination, Glenn has an encouraging message: “Red lights do not mean doom. They mean choice. ... Civilizations don’t collapse because warnings exist; they collapse because warnings are mocked, politicized, or ignored. So the question is not, ‘Are we Rome?’ The question is, “Will we do what Rome didn’t do and respond to the warning signs while the lights are still on?”’To hear more of Glenn’s analysis, watch the video above.Want more from Glenn Beck?To enjoy more of Glenn’s masterful storytelling, thought-provoking analysis, and uncanny ability to make sense of the chaos, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

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