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Black Army Radio

by Ty Bricker

History Politics

We investigate the case of Amy Catherine Eskridge, and the directed energy weapon system that may have targeted her. What is plasma physics and energy? What is "Havana Syndrome?" Plus Pete Hegseth.

Part 3 of our investigation into the case of Amy Catherine Eskridge (as well as other scientists), and the directed energy weapon system that may have targeted her. What is plasma physics and energy? What is "Havana Syndrome?" Finally, we discuss Pete Hegseth's Congressional hearing. Ty and Joel discuss! #science #plasma #physics #AmyEskridge #JusticeForAmyEskridge

Part 2 of our investigation into missing/murdered scientists, "free" energy, and UAP/UFO connection. U.S. representatives push to extend American VA benefits to Israeli soldiers.

Part two of our investigation into missing/murdered scientists, "free" energy systems, and the UAP/UFO connection. American representatives push to pass H.R.8445, a motion to grant Israeli (IDF) soldiers American VA benefits. Israel kills another prominent female journalist in Lebanon: Amal Khalil, as the president of Lebanon begged Israel to stop firing at Red Cross workers during their rescue attempts. Ty and Joel discuss!

Pete Hegseth prays the scripture of Pulp Fiction. The US Senate votes to give Israel MORE weapons while the international community says NO. Trump changes his stance and now endorses the Patriot Act.

Pete Hegseth quotes Samuel Jackson's "Pulp Fiction" prayer during a "worship" sermon at the Pentagon. The Senate votes to send MORE weapons to Israel, as the international community says NO. Trump decides to endorse the Patriot Act (Section 702), after campaigning against it, twice. Professor Mohamed Morandi details his experience as a negotiator for the Iranian state. Ty and Joel discuss!

B.A.R. is joined by Dr. Sean Eudaily from the University of Montana Western. We discuss the legality of the ongoing war, America's political origins, and what we MUST do to maintain the republic.

Dr. Sean Eudaily is a political science (philosophy) professor from the University of Montana Western. We discuss deeply the founding principles of the republic, the legality of the ongoing war with Iran, and what American's must do if we wish to maintain/revive our dwindling republic. Ty, Joel, and Sean discuss!

Trump's "winning" speech. The administration states that its not their job (federally) to increase Americans economic happiness, instead, their job is to war. How much does the U.S. spend on "war?"

Trumps' 20 minute speech on the Iranian war. The administration states that its not the job of the federal government to economically improve the life of Americans, instead, its their job to spend money on "war." We compare how much Iran spends on their military, compared to the U.S. (after Trump, Rubio, and Hegseth all state that Iran spends "too much" on their military). Ty and Joel discuss!

Trump says they've got a deal, Iran says piss off. Robert Mueller dies, Trump "X's" good. The power of federal law enforcement? And price/economic comparisons between Biden and Trump.

Trump states that they have a deal with Iran, Iran says piss off bud. Robert Mueller, who investigated ties between Trump and Russia in 2016 is dead. Trump decides to celebrate his death. What kind of power does federal law enforcement have? Did the U.S. prop up the opium industry in Afghanistan, while caging our own citizens for using the same product? Is there ANY difference, economically, between the Biden and Trump administrations? Ty and Joel discuss!

America's allies say NO to Trumps requests with Iran, are we about to assault Kharg Island?, David Sax (the White House crypto czar) warns that Israel might strike Iran with a nuclear weapon.

Trump asked our allies with help opening the Strait of Hurmuz, and EVERY ally within 24 hours said no. David Sax, the White House crypto czar openly stated that Israel has nuclear weapons, and may be forced to use them. The Russian war machine gets a giant boost through loosened oil sales restrictions, while China is now receiving MORE oil than before. Is Tucker Carlson going to get arrested as a "foreign agent?" Join us, as Ty and Joel discuss.

IRAN WAR - U.S. and Israel forces strike the Iranian state, while 70-80% of the American public disagrees with another regime change war.

IRAN WAR. A joint operation between U.S. and Israeli forces against the state of Iran has kicked off, while the vast majority of the American public disagrees with engaging in another regime change war. Are we doing this for Israel? Are we doing this to distract from Epstein? Ty and Joel discuss!

Israel - what does a "land heritage right" really mean? Ty and Joel discuss.

As a response to Tucker Carlson's interview of Mike Huckabee, what does a "land heritage right" truly mean? How far back must we go? Do ALL ancient societies/cultures have a "right" to claim lands they once inhabited? Join us, as we investigate a brief history of the tribal inhabitation of the state of Israel, and before that, Palestine. We "Americanize" the issue, in an attempt to generate a better understanding for individuals outside of the Middle East.

B.A.R. - Why American Society Is Divided Over Religion, Politics, and War — And What It Means. Also, The Global Catastrophe Memory Hidden in Ancient Cultures — Could It Explain Today’s Crises?

In this episode, we dive into a wide-ranging conversation about war, politics, surveillance, the economy, and the growing pressure many Americans feel in daily life. We open with reactions to the escalation in Iran, the loss of service members, and what we see as a cycle of government lies, military intervention, and media manipulation. From there, the discussion turns to how war spending, foreign policy, and intelligence decisions connect to rising gas prices, housing costs, and a broader sense that everyday people are paying the price for political decisions made far above them. The conversation also explores domestic issues like congressional dysfunction, insider trading, the extension of surveillance powers, and the expansion of data centers and flock cameras. We argue that these systems are tied to a larger surveillance state and a widening gap between ordinary citizens and powerful institutions. We discuss how this affects schools, teachers, families, water access, and the ability of younger generations to build stable lives. In the second half, the episode shifts toward ancient history and mythology, introducing a series on flood stories across cultures and the possibility that they preserve memory of a global cataclysm. Overall, the episode blends political commentary, social criticism, and historical speculation into a fast-moving, urgent discussion about power, control, and survival.

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