Joe Carson blew the whistle on the Department of Defense for using paid consultants to supplement employees. On this episode of the Whistleblowers, John Kiriakou speaks with Carson about the fallout and retaliation from the DOE.

When people think about mass destruction in war they typically think about chemical, biological, or nuclear weapons. But there is something that could easily have a similar body count with potentially longer lasting results. A cyber attack could shut down our infrastructure, prevent basic services and cripple our just in time food and grocery system. In many respects a serious cyber attack would be similar to a an EMP attack or a solar flair. It would cut us off from the luxuries, resources, and support we have become accustomed to. If you have ever heard a prepper talk about the results of an electromagnetic pulse then this video will sound familiar to you.
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On this episode of The M.O., host Manila Chan decided to go nuclear - well, not literally - as she explored the potential issues over the suspension of the START agreement between the United States and Russia. Manila spoke to radioactive waste specialist Kevin Kamps, who broke down the risks of using nuclear-powered weapons on the battlefield.

JULY 20, 2023 – Donald Trump alleged Pres. Joe Biden is “compromised” because of his connections to Ukraine, condemning the country’s potential admission into NATO.

“Under the circumstances, the notion that we would even consider admitting Ukraine into NATO at this time is completely unhinged,” he said.

“The last thing that this incompetent administration should be doing is risking war with a nuclear-armed Russia or China or other countries. We have somebody that doesn’t have a clue representing us.”

JUNE 19, 2023 — Israeli President Isaac Herzog gave a speech to a joint session of Congress today, commemorating 75 years of Israeli independence.

In his speech, Herzog stressed that "allowing Iran to become a nuclear threshold state is unacceptable."

“I am not oblivious to criticism among friends, including some expressed by respected members of this House,” he also said. “I respect criticism, especially from friends, although one does not always have to accept it. But criticism of Israel must not cross the line into negation of the State of Israel’s right to exist. Questioning the Jewish people’s right to self-determination, is not legitimate diplomacy, it is antisemitism.”