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Episode: 11 The Deep State part of child trafficking?

from The Sense and Senseless Podcast · host Bryan Mayon, Jason Hedrick

In this conversation, Bryan and Jason discuss various current events, focusing on the evolving nature of political authenticity, the implications of the Minnesota shooting, and the role of government accountability. They explore the influence of social media on public perception of welfare, the complexities of U.S. foreign policy, particularly regarding oil interests, and the overarching theme of the deep state in government operations. The dialogue emphasizes the need for public responsibility and understanding of government spending, while also critiquing the political landscape and its impact on citizens. In this conversation, Bryan and Jason delve into the complexities of government bureaucracy, the concept of the deep state, and the role of NGOs in global politics. They discuss the implications of color revolutions, the crisis of unaccompanied minors, and the need for accountability in government. The dialogue highlights the financial aspects of government spending, the influence of bureaucrats, and the potential for corruption and trafficking within the system.

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