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Why Crazy Activism is Taking Over the West — Harvard Professor Arthur Brooks Watch the full episode with @arthurbrooks right here on X.

The Rise and Fall of Gary's Economics

@Ed_Husain Watch the full episode here youtube.com/watch?v=l7wjVV…

🚨 @Ed_Husain exposes the "suicidal" national security strategy of harbouring radical Islamists on British soil for geopolitical leverage. In this clip, Ed Husain explains how UK agencies tolerated extremist groups to pressure Arab allies, only for the "beast" to spiral out of control over three generations. Now, these same forces are turning their sights on the British state. Why won't the government act? Husain points to a civil service paralysed by fear: "They don't go into government to be accused of being racist... they're terrified of saying that this is suicidal."

@arthurbrooks Watch the full episode here youtube.com/watch?v=AoLvGV…

Why do we actually laugh? @arthurbrooks explains that laughter isn’t just an emotional reaction, it’s a biological reflex triggered by a brain hack. When you hear a punchline, your brain experiences a mini "system error." Here is the quick breakdown: The Set-Up: Your brain predicts how a sentence will end based on logic. The Twist: The punchline completely defies that logic. The Flick: This surprise "flicks" a part of your emotional brain (the parahippocampal gyrus). The Release: Your brain resolves the confusion with a burst of dopamine and a physical chuckle.

Communism: The Lie That Won't Die - The Francis Foster Show

Why Is Extreme Activism Taking Over the West? Join us tonight for a compelling conversation with American author and academic @arthurbrooks as we explore the ideas, forces, and cultural shifts shaping today's West. Don't miss the full episode tonight, Saturday, July 11th, at 7PM UK | 2PM ET on YouTube, Facebook and X.

@Billbrowder Watch the full episode here youtube.com/watch?v=dlF0Zz…

“This was the moment Putin became the richest man in the world.” @Billbrowder reveals the turning point that changed Russia forever. What started as a fight against oligarchs allegedly became the creation of a system where one man demanded 50%. The story that changed Browder's life, and explains how Putin consolidated power.

Gary Stevenson is not an expert, he's an activist. The Greta Thunberg of tax. And he's finally been found out. konstantinkisin.com/p/gary-stevens…

The Failed Artist Who Became Hitler with Historian James Holland Watch the full episode with @James1940 right here.

The need for meaning in our lives. @triggerpod @KonstantinKisin @francisjfoster

The Failed Artist Who Became Hitler Join us tonight for our conversation with historian James Holland (@James1940). Don't miss the full episode tonight, Wednesday, July 8th, at 7PM UK | 2PM ET on YouTube, Facebook and X.

We can't stop climate change. So why are we making ourselves poorer trying? If we want flood defences, resilient infrastructure, and the ability to adapt to a changing climate, we need a prosperous economy first. Instead, we're pursuing policies like Net Zero that make us poorer, while the planet continues to warm because the world's biggest emitters have no intention of following our example.

The Brutal Reality of Dating After 40 - The Francis Foster Show

@dgjones Watch the full episode here youtube.com/watch?v=U-JP5G…

“One king nearly destroyed England. His teenage son changed everything.” Historian @dgjones explains how Edward II’s disastrous reign of favourites, betrayal and political chaos gave way to the remarkable rise of Edward III. At just 17, Edward III seized power, reunited a fractured nobility, and launched a campaign that transformed England into a military powerhouse. From palace intrigue to battlefield triumphs, this is one of the greatest political turnarounds in medieval history.

@PatrickEBoyle Watch the full episode here on YouTube youtube.com/watch?v=pPDwRf…

"Zero interest rates aren't normal. That’s for someone who's dying." 🚨 @PatrickEBoyle breaks down why the push for "left-wing style economics", like doubling the national debt to mimic Japan, is an absolute recipe for disaster. The reality? Japan has faced three lost decades, and those "cheap" interest rates everyone misses? They aren't coming back. We've had falling interest rates since 1981, meaning almost no one on a modern trading floor has ever even seen a rising rate environment.