Black Army Radio

Ty Bricker

Black Army Radio, with Ty Bricker (former 2/75 Army Ranger/CIA contractor/federal LEO) and Joel Manzanares (survivalist/hunter/outdoorsman), delivers political history with teeth. We dissect power, propaganda, and politics with an independent edge - no tribal scripts, no gatekeepers, just the most honest read we can give. If you want context without boring commentary - welcome.

  1. 21h ago

    B.A.R.-This week we walk through the global pattern. The Sumerian Apkallu, Egypt's Thoth, Mesoamerica's Quetzalcoatl, India's Saptarishi — seven sages, The Andean Viracocha, and the Greek Prometheus.

    First, the news. Then . . . . The Sumerian King List opens with a specific phrase: "When kingship first descended from heaven." According to Sumerian tradition, eight kings ruled before the flood, for a combined total of 241,200 years. The longest reign belonged to En-men-lu-ana — 43,200 years. And seven divine beings called the Apkallu were sent by the god Ea to civilize humanity. The first was named Oannes. He came out of the sea. Body of a fish. Head of a man. He taught the Sumerians writing, mathematics, astronomy, agriculture, urban construction, and law — then departed. This week we walk through the global pattern. The Sumerian Apkallu. Egypt's Thoth, the ibis-headed teacher of writing and magic. Mesoamerica's Quetzalcoatl, the feathered serpent who came from the east. India's Saptarishi — seven sages. The Andean Viracocha, who walked west across the Pacific after teaching civilization. Greek Prometheus, who stole fire from the gods. Every ancient culture on Earth preserves the same story. Non-human teachers arrived, transferred the technological foundations of civilization to humanity, and departed. Plus June 2026 congressional testimony describing "corporeal bipedal life" and "sentient plasmoid life." #blackarmyradio #trump #news #oldtestament #bible #ancienthistory #annunaki #enoch

    B.A.R.-This week we walk through the global pattern. The Sumerian Apkallu, Egypt's Thoth, Mesoamerica's Quetzalcoatl, India's Saptarishi — seven sages, The Andean Viracocha, and the Greek Prometheus.
  2. Jul 24

    B.A.R. - Why American Society Is Divided Over Religion, Politics, and War — And What It Means. Also, The Global Catastrophe Memory Hidden in Ancient Cultures — Could It Explain Today’s Crises?

    In this episode, we dive into a wide-ranging conversation about war, politics, surveillance, the economy, and the growing pressure many Americans feel in daily life. We open with reactions to the escalation in Iran, the loss of service members, and what we see as a cycle of government lies, military intervention, and media manipulation. From there, the discussion turns to how war spending, foreign policy, and intelligence decisions connect to rising gas prices, housing costs, and a broader sense that everyday people are paying the price for political decisions made far above them. The conversation also explores domestic issues like congressional dysfunction, insider trading, the extension of surveillance powers, and the expansion of data centers and flock cameras. We argue that these systems are tied to a larger surveillance state and a widening gap between ordinary citizens and powerful institutions. We discuss how this affects schools, teachers, families, water access, and the ability of younger generations to build stable lives. In the second half, the episode shifts toward ancient history and mythology, introducing a series on flood stories across cultures and the possibility that they preserve memory of a global cataclysm. Overall, the episode blends political commentary, social criticism, and historical speculation into a fast-moving, urgent discussion about power, control, and survival.

    B.A.R. - Why American Society Is Divided Over Religion, Politics, and War — And What It Means. Also, The Global Catastrophe Memory Hidden in Ancient Cultures — Could It Explain Today’s Crises?

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Black Army Radio, with Ty Bricker (former 2/75 Army Ranger/CIA contractor/federal LEO) and Joel Manzanares (survivalist/hunter/outdoorsman), delivers political history with teeth. We dissect power, propaganda, and politics with an independent edge - no tribal scripts, no gatekeepers, just the most honest read we can give. If you want context without boring commentary - welcome.