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Touring Google Earth To See Gaza's Horrifying Destruction (opens the original)
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On The Kim Iversen Show, Iversen screen-shares Google Earth’s historical imagery of Gaza, toggling between roughly 2022–2023 views and later frames dated through 2024 and 2025. She walks through leveled neighborhoods, a medical complex, the Indonesian Hospital, a children’s hospital, a dental clinic, and schools, then shows former farmland and open fields now covered in tent camps. An Israeli residential area she checks for contrast looks essentially unchanged across the same years. She argues t
Candace Owens Tears Into Erika Kirk’s Vanity Fair Profile and a New Smear Program (opens the original)
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In episode 395, Candace Owens spends the first half of the show on Clara Malo’s Vanity Fair profile of Erika Kirk, CEO and chairwoman of Turning Point USA, arguing that four months of access produced an unintentionally damning piece. Owens reads the reporter’s observation that politics rarely came up and that Kirk seemed uneasy stating her own views, including telling the writer she lacks the “bandwidth” for questions about Israel and Benjamin Netanyahu because she is focused on heaven, her chil
Bill Gates’s Billion-Death AI Warning and the Push for Technocratic Control (opens the original)
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In “I Looked Into His AI Warning, It Got Worse,” reallygraceful examines Bill Gates’s recent claim that advanced AI, in a worst-case scenario, could drive events causing a billion deaths, and argues the warning functions as a call for expanded government and international oversight. She traces Gates’s essay urging new coordinating agencies and an international inspection-style body, places it alongside OpenAI and Anthropic proposals for audits and deployment limits, and links the pattern to the
How a Wendy’s Ad for “Blister in the Sun” Fractured the Violent Femmes (opens the original)
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Guitar Meets Science traces the Violent Femmes from their 1981 sidewalk discovery by Chrissie Hynde outside a Milwaukee Pretenders show to a self-titled debut that eventually went platinum without ever charting on the Billboard 200, fueled by college tape trading rather than radio. Long-running friction between songwriter Gordon Gano and bassist Brian Ritchie—over Gano’s sole publishing control, gospel-leaning material on later albums, and uneven royalties—exploded in 2007 when Gano alone licens
Hollywood’s Occult Ties, From LaVey to Crowley (opens the original)
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In this second installment of a “dark Hollywood” series, the channel Unspoken traces what it presents as the industry’s links to Satanism and occult groups. It starts with Jayne Mansfield’s ties to Anton LaVey and the Church of Satan, LaVey’s claimed curse on her boyfriend Sam Brody before their 1967 crash, and LaVey’s role as an adviser on Roman Polanski’s Rosemary’s Baby, then moves to the Temple of Set, alleged ritual activity around the Polanski–Sharon Tate house, and links between LaVey’s c
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