Sons of Liberty Radio, June 20, 2026

SONS of LIBERTY Radio with Bradlee Dean Hour 1: The Catalogue Of Crimes Hour 2: Resistance To Tyranny Is Obedience To God The Catalog of Crimes and the Fight for a Christian Republic Christian Warfare and the Fire of Heaven The episode opens with a theological argument that the Christian life is not passive, easy, or merely inspirational, but a form of spiritual warfare requiring vigilance, discipline, self-denial, and obedience. The host contrasts what he calls the professed church in America with historical Christian voices and argues that many Christians have softened the character of Christ into something tolerant, fruitless, and defeated rather than bold, conquering, and faithful. Florida, God First, and the Constitutional Oath After returning from an event in Florida, the host describes speaking to Republican Party leaders under the theme of putting God first. He uses that experience to discuss the Constitution, the oath of office, the phrase "in the year of our Lord," and his belief that American government was meant to be accountable to biblical authority and the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. The Declaration as a Catalog of Crimes A major theme of the program is Samuel Adams' description of the Declaration of Independence as a catalog of crimes. The host reviews the Lee Resolution, the Committee of Five, the structure of the Declaration, and the grievances against King George III, then argues that the Bill of Rights functions as a set of limits on government power and a warning against the forms of tyranny the founders rejected. Entertainment, Bloodsport, and Modern Rome The host connects modern entertainment culture to ancient Rome, criticizing UFC-style fighting, the White House event he discusses, and public hunger for blood and spectacle. He argues that Americans are being entertained away from liberty and moral seriousness, comparing the crowd's appetite for violent entertainment to the Roman Coliseum and the persecution of Christians. Pride Month, Public Morality, and Political Compromise A large portion of the episode centers on the host's condemnation of Pride Month, homosexuality, transgender identity, drag performances, and public officials or institutions that he says promote what Scripture condemns. These remarks are framed by the host as a biblical and constitutional critique of moral tolerance, public policy, and government leaders whom he views as installed or corrupt. Justice, Tyranny, and the Call to Resist The closing material returns to the Declaration of Independence, the preamble of the Constitution, justice, standing armies, taxes, and the host's claim that America has tolerated far more than the founders did. The episode ends by warning that liberty has been replaced by licentiousness, urging listeners to read the Word of God, oppose tyranny, and return to biblical and constitutional standards.