The Resilience Network delves into the complexities of modern warfare, both physical and mental, and the pervasive influence of propaganda. It critiques political corruption, the role of international organizations, and the strategic importance of Greenland. The discussion also touches on domestic issues, including political representation and the influence of foreign entities on U.S. politics.

The 66 Organization the U.S has left: https://apnews.com/article/trump-administration-global-organizations-un-daaa4c9f459d7a492536a1a4e3b7697c

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Summary: The episode delves into the political and social upheavals of early 2026, focusing on the controversial capture of Venezuelan President Maduro by the U.S., the implications of this action, and the subsequent geopolitical tensions. It also covers the domestic unrest in the U.S., particularly in Minnesota, following a police shooting incident, drawing parallels to past events like the George Floyd protests. The host provides a critical analysis of the media's role, political double standards, and the potential for further civil unrest.

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In this conversation, The Resilience Network discusses the current political climate, focusing on issues such as immigration, fraud in daycare centers, and the implications of foreign policy. The launch of the PolyTracker app is highlighted as a tool for political activism and transparency. The Host expresses concerns about leadership changes and the need for a revolution in 2026, emphasizing the importance of focusing on domestic issues over foreign involvement.

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