4 chapters across the catalog
Historical conflicts between the early United States and Muslim forces in Libya, referenced in the Marine Corps Hymn, highlight a long-standing geopolitical tension often omitted from school curricula. The export of "democracy" is characterized as a tool for cultural and political decay, similar to how Western rock and roll was used to influence the collapse of the Soviet Union.
Vice News reports on the arrest of Christopher Daniels, also known as Rakem Balagoon, a former Marine and co-founder of Guerrilla Mainframe. The FBI targeted Daniels for unlawful gun possession, linking him to the Black Identity Extremist movement. The hosts examine the group's activities, which included food drives and weapons training, and question the convenience of his military background for the FBI's narrative.
Ten days after the Dallas shooting, former Marine Gavin Long killed three police officers in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The incident occurred near the site of the Alton Sterling shooting. The hosts note the similarities between Long and Micah Johnson, including their military backgrounds, tactical gear, and the "ambush" style of the attacks.
In his first YouTube video, Gavin Long claimed to be a victim of "gang stalking," which he described as a form of psychological and spiritual assault. He argued that victims have a right to self-defense against this harassment. The hosts question why the media ignored his claims of mental distress and "targeted individual" status in favor of the BIE narrative.
