I have a biblical world view, and although Catholic teaching is against the death penalty, as a Protestant I believe scripture lays out roles for the individual, the church, and the state. I believe the death penalty is a proper function of the state, and one of the only ways earthly justice, law, and order can be achieved. As with any human institution, it is however imperfect. We trust in God for eternal justice.
@davidgrusch…
You’ve provided claims that are falsifiable should disclosure ever happen, and a timeline of “by the end of Trumps term” that if not followed creates substantial reputational risk to yourself. I also have a few problems with your story…
If evidence is unavailable → it’s classified.
If investigators don’t find the program → they weren’t given access.
If witnesses won’t speak → they’re afraid.
If government denies it → that’s part of the cover-up.
Intelligence analysts know something called circular reporting.
Imagine:
A tells B.
B tells C.
C independently tells Grusch.
Grusch hears essentially the same account from A, B and C and thinks:
“Three independent sources corroborated it.”
The UAP community is particularly vulnerable to this because many of the major figures have known one another for years.
The Pentagon’s All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office conducted a historical investigation into exactly these kinds of claims.
Its 2024 report concluded it found no empirical evidence that the U.S. government or private companies possessed extraterrestrial technology.
You also danced around the claim that you encountered some programs that sound eerily similar to Epstein, with no evidence and that there is an investigation underway. Why would you jeopardize that investigation if true, and also where is the disclosure of this required under law through Epstein Transparency Act?
I find your credentials unimpeachable, but your latest statements highly suspect.
It’s Charlie Brown and the football, and I’m tired of this re-run.
@brianeskow, thoughts?
The @JeremyDBoreing and @BlakeSNeff interview is very important for people to listen to. I think Blake made Charlie proud today. He stood up for truth, but was charitable and open to forgiveness at the same time. @RealCandaceO , shame on you. @TuckerCarlson , you may not be guilty yourself, but you have not been a good friend and Christian brother because you are so blinded by your loathing for this conflict, and I’m sympathetic to that as was @charliekirk11 . But you need to take a moment of silent reflection and consider what’s important and what God demands of you.
❓Do you believe in free speech?
❓Do you believe in the 2nd amendment?
❓Do you believe in constitutional principles, in particular preserving the electoral college, preventing new states to rig the Senate, maintaining the Supreme Court, as is rather than attempting to pass the court?
❓ Do you believe in American values, and that assimilation and civic duties should be core essentials to become a citizen?
❓ Do you believe in free market economics and capitalism?
❓ Do you believe in American exceptionalism and the meritocracy?
❓ Do you believe that where possible government should be small and close to the people?
@brianeskow Nice. I believe it will be a contributor of your success, and also a source for headaches at times. But the rewards of striving to strike a balance will sharpen you.
I have liberal friends that make fun of the idea that critical race theory has a grip on corporate America and Academia…they think DEI means equal opportunity. They think conservative media is making it all up to scare white people and drum up racial division. It’s maddening when they pretend it doesn’t exist or isn’t a problem. It’s gaslighting.
Capitalism has uplifted more from poverty than any other system. However, the Achilles heel has always been monopoly and the mathematical certainty through Pareto distributions for capital to accumulate at the top. But with effective estate tax preserving the meritocracy, enforcement of monopolies to ensure competition, and tax policy to ensure a thriving middle class—nothing is more fair for more people or leads to better outcomes.
Being able to prioritize while managing competing demands on our time is a life skill, that once mastered, will unlock our ability to be competent and efficient in our professional lives while simultaneously tickling the old noodle in the most stimulating of ways. Who knows what constant improvement, iteration, and mastery of craft might unlock in your future.
RIP Charlie Kirk. He was a good man, who fought honorably for the things he believed in. He left more of a legacy in 31 years than most could dream to leave in 100 lifetimes. We’re lucky to have had him for the time that we did.
@brianeskow Oh no! An interesting side project for you to do would be to try making short 2-5 minute YouTube clips exploring and analyzing topics rather than spending hours on a podcast. Could be a way to keep your foot in the door.
@BretWeinstein and @ericweinstein , why is there more
matter than antimatter in the universe? @joerogan should ask you both the same question, and focus the conversation on this question alone for 3 hours. I’m very curious. 🧐
@brianeskow Na dawg. But the people you bring on that have the best answers to this question—why there’s more matter than antimatter in the universe—should decide the election. I said SHOULD. But they won’t. Good luck! 👍🏻
@RepThomasMassie This is probably historically accurate but the least libertarian opinion you’ve ever expressed. You are so wrong on this one bro, and it diminishes you. Explain yourself.