HeyJaredParatruther
A deep dive into the realm of conspiracy, para-political, and the unexplained. Hosted by radio host, Combat Veteran & Precious metals analysist Tony Arterburn, along with Top researchers Chris Graves & Mr. Anderson.
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#558 ART -War Spending Is Colliding With Sovereign Debt (opens the original)
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A single AI video can make a candidate “say” anything, and that changes politics more than most people want to admit. We walk through how deepfake political ads are already warping the midterm landscape, why the old playbook is failing, and how a public that can’t trust its own eyes becomes easy to steer. Along the way, we talk about the pendulum swing, the way extremes get amplified, and why it rarely feels organic when it hits full force.From there, we zoom out to the bigger constraint that no
#557 ART -Fear Versus Reality In The AI Age (opens the original)
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Fear spreads faster than facts, and right now AI is the perfect vehicle for it. From my studio in Texas, I walk through why the loudest “AI will end the world” voices can be selling something else entirely: tighter control, slower competition, and a public primed to beg for regulation. We pull apart the idea that tech elites who sneer at faith still want a messiah and an apocalypse, so they elevate a computer program into a kind of substitute religion and demand the state enforce the creed.Then
#556 ART- Decoding The Clown World Economy And Media (opens the original)
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A headline claims the president can force interest rate cuts by threatening trade. Another says war will “end after the election.” We slow all of that down and translate it into plain English, because when politics turns into performance, the real costs still show up in your bills, your savings, and your freedom. I call it “speaking clown” and it’s the only way to stay sane while the narrative machine cranks out contradictions.We dig into the mechanics the headlines skip: the Federal Reserve ver
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