55 episodes
The Tenth Man The Tenth Man
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5.0 • 3 Ratings
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Deep, surprising analysis and commentary on US and world affairs with the goal to "think outside the box". Original, and different, with no ads or filler.Once a week we'll do a deep dive into a current topic, pointing out the facts which are hidden in plain sight. The mainstream media repeat misinformation, we'll show you the obvious truth, and the little-known facts which the experts all know, but have been keeping to themselves. Is there an epidemic of violence? No, crime is going down. Should we accept all the asylum seekers? We already accept more than any other country.Topics my be up-to-the-minute, or may be timeless. All people may be good, but some are misinformed so we'll shine a light on climate change, feminism, vegetarianism, gun control, reverse-discrimination, illegal migration and the radical left.Witty, jarring, but always kind.
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Call the Campus Protests "Insurrection"
There are riots on campuses from coast to coast, and the fake news calls them “peaceful protests” and warns of trampling on free speech rights.The left’s fomenting confusion on the meaning of the word “rights” is a common tool of the left, where rioters are called advocates, and encouraged to pursue their noble cause supported by terrorists from without.Call the rioters what they are, hold them accountable, treat them like you would protesters from the right, and the problem goes away.Comment...
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S3 E9 - The Tuskegee Airmen: Making America the GREATEST
Black pilots of World War II were virtually unknown outside the Negro Press of the time, until Charles Francis named them The Tuskegee Airmen is his 1950s book with their name as its title. After two motion pictures and numerous documentaries they now have their own holiday and parks highways and bridges named after them.What is the truth about these men? Who were they, what did they do, and is their story a war story or a civil rights struggle?There certainly was racism in Americ...
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S3 E8 - How NOT to Stop School Shootings - The Oxford Way
If you want to keep having a school shooting every nine months or so, just do what they did at Oxford.Give the school immunity and money. Re-elect the politicians in charge. Ignore the bullying and suicides leading up to it.And put two people in jail who were not there when it happened because you're angry and guilty that their son is still alive when others are not. Commentary on trending issues brought to you with a moderate perspective.
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S3 E7 - The Buck Stops Here - Ending Mass Shooting Attacks
Whenever gun violence takes place, the politicians in charge throw up their hands and blame someone else. They enact new gun laws and the people are satisfied - until it happens again.It's time for a new approach. Let's stop letting off the politicians for shedding crocodile tears but doing nothing to stop the crimes.There are many examples of politicians being held accountable but only for other failures. Anything and everything is punished - except the failure of letting y...
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S3 E6 - PROOF – Capital Punishment Deters Crime (In Japan)
Have you heard that America has twenty times the homicide rate of Japan? Have you heard why that is? You have probably been told it’s because there are so few guns there. That’s not it at all. There are cultural differences which are significant. But there are differences in their criminal justice system which are huge. One of those differences is capital punishment.The Japanese like the feeling of safety they enjoy in their country. The majority also ...
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S3 E5 - Cassie Connection - Domestic Violence in Division I Football, Hollywood and at Oxford High
Jennifer Crumbley is going to prison, caught in the jaws of power abuse. The prosecutor is more interested in personal fame than in justice, and shining a light on domestic violence would expose her own culpability. Follow the trail from small-town tragedy - the Oxford Targeted Shooting - to Division One football, the corporate world and Hollywood, not to mention the mainstream media and even academia, because the individual most at fault for the tragedy has powerful connections in...