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Jan. 28, 2026

The Mantra of Victimhood

They chant the same script: hunted, oppressed, helpless. A mantra of victimhood, repeated until it feels like truth. But the real crisis is deeper, the Vanbōōlzalness Crisis: minds trained to regurgitate narratives instead of confronting reality. #short

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Jan. 26, 2026

Rochester: Policy, People, and Reality

Today’s live show brings a serious, respectful conversation with Alex White, small business owner and former three-time mayoral candidate. We will tackle Rochester as it is lived, not theorized: poverty, public safety, development, housing, immigration, transit, and the impact of global protests …

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Jan. 26, 2026

Discipline Is Not Oppression

In Rochester, a politician smiles beside a Douglass statue while the lesson is ignored: discipline is not oppression, excellence is not elitism. The Vanbōōlzalness Crisis thrives on that lie. Clubs that remember history still build strong children. #short

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Jan. 25, 2026

November 2025: The Receipts

Nov 2025 early voting opens; the “we think strategically” line meets receipts: Dems 54%, GOP 24%, blanks 19%, conservatives 1.2%. Women 57%, men 43%. Vanbōōlzalness Crisis: civic erosion—agency surrendered, excuses over duty, no-show turnout #short

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Jan. 25, 2026

Marginalized by Design

They tell Black and Brown America a bedtime story with teeth: you are marginalized, this is happening to you, you are what they say you are. Meanwhile the targeting spreads to everyone. Culture becomes a cage built from rehearsed despair. That is the Vanbōōlzalness Crisis. #short

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Jan. 24, 2026

Victimhood as a Weapon for Profit

Lavelle warned that propaganda does not begin with chains, it begins with a script. Lenin studied America and saw a lever: turn pain into permanent victimhood, then sell control as compassion. A people taught to kneel will be managed, not served. #short

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Jan. 24, 2026

Erie Canal Freedom, Douglass, and Ownership

Erie Canal towns were quiet freedom stations. Some stayed, built, bought land, opened shops, printed truth like Frederick Douglass. Lavelle’s point is simple: emancipation is not a slogan. It is ownership, and the courage to keep it. #short

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Jan. 24, 2026

When Words Turn to War: A Vanbōōlzalness Tale

Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-c9yqs-1a295c7 Headlines scream war, but Pastor Mark Biltz (El Shaddai Ministries) walks the map beneath the noise: Israel at the center, Persia shaking, and church gatekeepers in Jerusalem trying to claim authority while condemning Christian Zionism.   Words …

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Jan. 23, 2026

When Questions Become Dangerous

Live Now! Today’s show cuts through buried science, chronic illness, and institutional silence with Lyme survivor and researcher Adam Finnegan, exposing Plum Island, immune tolerance, and forbidden questions about HIV origins. Then we pivot hard: the monolithic vote lie, education failure, family…

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Jan. 19, 2026

When the Dream Is Quoted but the Discipline Is Forgotten

Live now. From the Lincoln Memorial to the streets of today, the Dream is quoted more than it is examined. This episode strips away comfort and nostalgia to ask what was lost after civil rights were won. With voices from Project 21, we confront faith diluted, responsibility abandoned, culture wea…

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Jan. 18, 2026

A Vaccine for Discontent

Two voices meet in a simple exchange: I am grateful for you. The room softens. Discontentment is where hatred learns to breathe, where irritation turns into anger. Gratitude shuts that door. In this season, remember: gratitude is the vaccine for discontentment. #short

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Jan. 18, 2026

Strings Attached

In New York, the money comes with strings: build the apartments, but not alone. To claim every dollar, you must share the work with certified small, minority, or women-owned firms. Refuse, and the next bidder who will gets the job. Is that fair, and is it morally right? #short

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