Russell Brand
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Live from Mar-a-Lago: The Globalist Empire’s Last Stand – SF541
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February 20, 2025
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In this week’s Oracles, I’m joined by Lara Logan and Neil Oliver, coming to you from Mar-a-Lago (well, Neil’s in Stirling). We’re breaking down the biggest stories shaping our world—from censorship crackdowns in Germany to the UK sending troops to Ukraine and the growing divide between the U.S. and Europe over the Russia conflict. We dig into the deep state’s grip on power, the military-industrial complex, and Trump’s audacious plan to slash military spending in a deal with China and Russia. Is the globalist empire crumbling? Is censorship a last-ditch effort to hold the narrative together? And is Donald Trump the unexpected peacemaker? Join us as we challenge the mainstream, expose the underlying agendas, and cut through the noise to get to the truth. If you’re watching on X or YouTube, head over to Rumble Premium for the full uncensored conversation.
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