Paratruther Tony Arterburn

What lessons from D-Day can still guide us today? Join us as we reflect on the historical significance of June 6, 1944, beginning with President Ronald Reagan's stirring speech honoring the valor of the Allied forces. We'll dive into personal reflections from a veteran’s perspective, focusing on the heroic efforts of American Rangers at Pointe du Hoc and the meticulous planning by Dwight Eisenhower. Discover the unsung valor of figures like Teddy Roosevelt Jr. and Jack Dempsey in a heartfelt tribute to the sacrifices that shaped history.Explore how America's involvement in World War II set the stage for modern societal shifts through the lens of the "Fourth Turning" theory by Strauss and Howe. Compare the eloquence of past leaders like Reagan and JFK with today's political rhetoric, and contemplate the implications of current geopolitical tensions, including military activities by China and Russia. We’ll also touch on emerging technologies like central bank digital currencies, which we controversially refer to as "Luciferian Bankster Notes," and their potential to create a control grid.Delve into the impact of American foreign policy across different administrations, from Trump’s rhetoric on ending wars to the lack of current peace initiatives. Examine U.S. involvement in Taiwan and Ukraine while critiquing the broader war machinery. We also address the decline of the petrodollar system and growing concerns over President Biden's cognitive abilities, questioning the motivations behind media narratives and the broader implications for American leadership and global standing. Join us for a comprehensive analysis that questions the status quo and seeks to uncover the deeper truths behind today's headlines.

Unlock the shadowy history connecting the Illuminati, communism, and the financial elite as we investigate their grip on global events. Traverse the timeline from the Illuminati's mysterious inception to the revolutions that shaped our world, with George Washington's cautionary reflections and the stark brutality of the French Revolution contrasted against the American quest for liberty. Delve into the philosophies that have discreetly steered history and discover how Marxism's rise has subtly swayed both narratives and perceptions, with my guests Gerald Celente, Charlie Robinson, and Don Jeffries adding depth to this compelling exploration.Embark on a voyage through the corridors of power, where we analyze the enduring legacy of families like the Rothschilds and their influence on money and policy. Probe the nuanced roles of figures such as the Warburg brothers during pivotal conflicts and consider the chilling implications of documents like "Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars" that expose strategies for societal control. Hear firsthand accounts from my time on Star Trek Voyager, where fictional hierarchies eerily mirror our reality, and ponder the philosophical underpinnings of an entertainment giant that reflects our world's hidden power structures.Confront the battle of ideologies as we dissect the digital currency movement and its potential to erode personal freedom, with our esteemed roundtable guests offering critical insights. Chart the ideological shift from Darwin to Marx, probing the depths of how these philosophies, bankrolled by the same elite hands, have carved pathways to a society where nihilism reigns. As we untangle the web of elite control, question the nature of corporatism and the deceptive masquerade of democracy, urging a reawakening to safeguard the liberties that stand threatened by these silent wars.

Step beyond the veil where the realms of science and the supernatural collide, in an episode that promises to stretch the limits of your beliefs. My conversation with Mr. Anderson and Chris unveils the enigmatic world of the CIA's 1983 paranormal research, revealing studies that blur the lines between reality and the unimaginable. We navigate the murky legacy of Operation Paperclip and the notorious MKUltra, examining how moral boundaries were crossed in quests for mind control and psychic warfare. As we intertwine historical strands, prepare for a journey through a tapestry of conspiracy theories and government experiments that might just make you question everything you think you know.Haunted by the ghosts of Cold War tensions and technological advancements of 1983, we dissect a year fraught with political intrigue and near-catastrophic events. Unearthing ties between the Hinkley and Bush families, exploring Reagan's assassination attempt, and delving into the chilling "what ifs" of the Soviet Union's reactions to NATO exercises, we shine a light on covert historical narratives. The chapter on government experiments invites you to peer into the chilling history of the Montauk Project, while the recurring "Cameron" surname becomes a thread pulling us through a labyrinth of conspiracy theories.As if plucked from the darkest corners of science fiction, discussions of the Montauk Monster and speculation on government-sanctioned genetic experimentation send shivers down the spine. Yet it's not all shadow and dread; we balance the foreboding with insights into the powers of the human mind and the potential of psychic abilities. Join me as we uncover a world where fact and fiction merge, and stay vigilant—we’re here to uncover truths that may have otherwise remained cloaked in the shadows.

Confronting the stark realities of our times, I, Tony Arterburn, take you through a journey within the murky waters of global shifts in power and the looming threat of economic turmoil. As we peel back the curtains on the Great Reset and its potential to upend American sovereignty, we won't shy away from the hard questions: Why is the U.S. foreign policy playing a dangerous game with Taiwan and Ukraine, and what do these chess moves mean for the dollar's future? We unravel the enigmatic world of global banking and intelligence, probing into the World Economic Forum's sway over our political puppet masters, and dissecting the illusion of choice presented by our two-party system.This episode isn't just a theoretical debate; it's a call to arms for the discerning citizen. I dissect the staggering pace at which the U.S. national debt climbs and ponder the profound impact of our foreign policy decisions, especially those that seem disconnected from the nation's true interests. With a rallying cry for financial systems grounded in free markets rather than central bank digital currencies, we explore pivotal moments in history that shaped today's economic landscape, challenging listeners to critically assess the balance between free trade and national self-sufficiency. And with a respectful nod to Gard Goldsmith and the vital insights from the latest Arterburn Radio Transmission, we trek through the paradox of U.S. military aid to nations like Israel, questioning the principles guiding our international alliances.Moreover, we tackle the contentious issues surrounding war and the use of nuclear weapons, recognizing the grave implications far beyond rhetorical patriotism and political posturing. I share my personal journey as a veteran and my spiritual awakening that led me to question the very fabric of interventionist foreign policies. Reflecting on the experiences that have shaped my non-interventionist stance, we examine the nuclear capabilities that harken back to Cold War tensions and the urgent need for a global reassessment of the role of conflict in our shared future. Join me for an episode that promises to be a sobering reflection on the state of our world.