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  • Inspired Radio, February 22, 2026
    Feb 23 2026
    Inspired Radio with Helen Taylor Guest, Judge Adriaan Fondsie Judge Adriaan Fondse exposes corruption, theft, fraud, and long-standing evil conduct carried out by a network he refers to as the Eminent Persons Group. With clarity and conviction shares why it is time for lawful revelation, accountability, and restoring what was taken from the people. Below is a link to a series of Documents Adriaan Fondsie mentions throughout the podcast: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ZEXpeN8eSltyQ8RxLdP-hGilloL-WkwG?usp=share_link If you want to contact him please do so via Martin Bernstein via email martins1on1gym@gmail.com In this episode of Inspired Radio, host Helen Taylor interviews Judge Adriaan "Fanie" Rudolf von Zee, a South African investigator and former Special Forces member. The dialogue explores von Zee’s findings regarding systemic financial corruption, the manipulation of historical narratives through "divide and conquer" tactics, and the existence of massive humanitarian trusts intended to provide global abundance. The Illusion of Banking and Currency Creation Adriaan von Zee describes the global banking system as a "well-disguised scam" and "theft," asserting that banks do not move currency of value when issuing loans but instead create it "out of thin air" through ledger entries. He argues that this system, designed to choke the flow of money and fund both sides of manufactured wars, allows a "generational criminal gang" to accumulate the world's wealth. According to von Zee, this mechanism has been forced upon humanity since the late 1700s to maintain systemic control. Historical Manipulation and the Business of Apartheid The discussion reveals a controversial reinterpretation of South African history, where von Zee claims Apartheid was a "business construct" rather than a purely ideological conflict. He details how the British Crown, through MI6, allegedly established both the Broederbond and the ANC to create an artificial racial war, facilitating a "divide and conquer" strategy. He suggests similar tactics are used globally, including in Australia, to keep populations distracted while resources and land are expropriated by the "Deep State" or "Eminent Persons Group." The Humanitarian Trusts and the BIS A central theme of the interview is the recovery of the Alpha Omega and Avila Trusts, which von Zee claims hold vast gold reserves meant for the benefit of all humanity. He asserts that these assets have been illegally managed and exploited by the Rothschilds and the Vatican. He identifies the Bank of International Settlements (BIS) as the "capstone" of this corruption, operating above national laws to hide accounting evidence. Von Zee expresses his intention to use legal and audit evidence to regain control of these assets for public benefit. A Path Toward Global Abundance Von Zee concludes by urging individuals to move away from "scarcity mindsets" and "guru-following." He defines "true law" as a promise of care and abundance, arguing that if humans educate themselves and stand in unity, the current "evil" systems will lose their power. He emphasizes that transparency is essential, as secrecy is the foundation of all systemic evil, and envisions a future where collective care replaces manufactured conflict. The interview serves as a call to action for global transparency and individual sovereignty. By challenging the foundations of modern banking, media, and law, von Zee and Taylor suggest that the path to a "new world" lies in uncovering suppressed truths and reclaiming the wealth intended for all humanity.
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  • Inspired Radio, February 22, 2026
    Feb 23 2026
    Inspired Radio with Helen Taylor Guest, Judge Adriaan Fondsie Judge Adriaan Fondse exposes corruption, theft, fraud, and long-standing evil conduct carried out by a network he refers to as the Eminent Persons Group. With clarity and conviction shares why it is time for lawful revelation, accountability, and restoring what was taken from the people. Below is a link to a series of Documents Adriaan Fondsie mentions throughout the podcast: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ZEXpeN8eSltyQ8RxLdP-hGilloL-WkwG?usp=share_link In this episode of Inspired Radio, host Helen Taylor interviews Judge Adriaan "Fanie" Rudolf von Zee, a South African investigator and former Special Forces member. The dialogue explores von Zee’s findings regarding systemic financial corruption, the manipulation of historical narratives through "divide and conquer" tactics, and the existence of massive humanitarian trusts intended to provide global abundance. The Illusion of Banking and Currency Creation Adriaan von Zee describes the global banking system as a "well-disguised scam" and "theft," asserting that banks do not move currency of value when issuing loans but instead create it "out of thin air" through ledger entries. He argues that this system, designed to choke the flow of money and fund both sides of manufactured wars, allows a "generational criminal gang" to accumulate the world's wealth. According to von Zee, this mechanism has been forced upon humanity since the late 1700s to maintain systemic control. Historical Manipulation and the Business of Apartheid The discussion reveals a controversial reinterpretation of South African history, where von Zee claims Apartheid was a "business construct" rather than a purely ideological conflict. He details how the British Crown, through MI6, allegedly established both the Broederbond and the ANC to create an artificial racial war, facilitating a "divide and conquer" strategy. He suggests similar tactics are used globally, including in Australia, to keep populations distracted while resources and land are expropriated by the "Deep State" or "Eminent Persons Group." The Humanitarian Trusts and the BIS A central theme of the interview is the recovery of the Alpha Omega and Avila Trusts, which von Zee claims hold vast gold reserves meant for the benefit of all humanity. He asserts that these assets have been illegally managed and exploited by the Rothschilds and the Vatican. He identifies the Bank of International Settlements (BIS) as the "capstone" of this corruption, operating above national laws to hide accounting evidence. Von Zee expresses his intention to use legal and audit evidence to regain control of these assets for public benefit. A Path Toward Global Abundance Von Zee concludes by urging individuals to move away from "scarcity mindsets" and "guru-following." He defines "true law" as a promise of care and abundance, arguing that if humans educate themselves and stand in unity, the current "evil" systems will lose their power. He emphasizes that transparency is essential, as secrecy is the foundation of all systemic evil, and envisions a future where collective care replaces manufactured conflict. The interview serves as a call to action for global transparency and individual sovereignty. By challenging the foundations of modern banking, media, and law, von Zee and Taylor suggest that the path to a "new world" lies in uncovering suppressed truths and reclaiming the wealth intended for all humanity.
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    59 m
  • Breaking the Silence, February 22, 2026
    Feb 23 2026
    Breaking The Silence with Dr Gregory Williams Guest, Colleen Rouse, Founder of Thrive Today, Board member of Street Grace and Author of "Resilience it's Time to Get Up" This Week's Guest will be Colleen Rouse. Colleen is the Founder of Thrive Today, which champions women to thrive by merging Scripture and influence. Colleen speaks globally on Biblical truths pertaining to leadership and healthy mindset development. She is Pastor along with her husband, Dennis of Victory Church. To learn more, visit Street Grace's Website: https://www.streetgrace.org/ You can also find plenty of free resources and tools to get equipped to protect your children and youth from sexual exploitation, at Street Grace's resources page: https://www.streetgrace.org/resources If you are being exploited or know someone who is, please save the number below and call. Street Grace Hotline: 1-833-FREE 2 BE (1-833-373-3223) National Hotline: 1(888) 373-7888
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    58 m
  • Spouting Off, February 22, 2026
    Feb 23 2026
    Spouting Off with Karen Kataline Geopolitical Tensions, Regulatory Overreach, and the Quest for Election Integrity This episode of Spouting Off, hosted by Karen Cataline, features deep-dive interviews on the resurgence of global antisemitism, the technical and economic hazards of California’s trucking regulations, and the recent FBI seizure of 2020 election records in Fulton County. The program highlights a growing friction between state-level policies and federal oversight across international and domestic fronts. Middle East Realities and the Shadow of Iran Josh Haston, Middle East correspondent for JNS, discusses the "Israel Uncensored" podcast and the alarming rise of "Jew hatred" in mainstream society. He highlights the historical continuity of antisemitism, drawing parallels between ancient history and the aftermath of the October 7, 2023, massacre. Haston points out a stark hypocrisy in global activism: while thousands of Iranians have been massacred by their own regime, there is a lack of corresponding protest at Western universities or cultural events like the Grammys. Regarding regional security, Haston asserts that Iran remains committed to nuclear armament, viewing Israel and the U.S. as primary targets. While Saudi Arabia currently navigates a complex diplomatic path to avoid Iranian aggression, there is long-term potential for their inclusion in the Abraham Accords once the nuclear threat is neutralized. The Economic and Safety Impact of Trucking Regulations Mike Kucharski of JKC Trucking criticizes California’s aggressive emission standards, specifically the implementation of Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) systems. These regulations add over $40,000 to the cost of new vehicles and introduce "derate mode," a safety hazard that forces trucks to slow to 5–15 mph on active highways during system failures. Kucharski argues that these state-specific rules disrupt the national supply chain and create dangerous conditions for drivers stranded on highway shoulders. However, the industry sees a potential shift with EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin, who may challenge California's regulatory intrusions and prioritize federal uniformity over state-level mandates . Election Integrity and the Fulton County Investigation Political analyst Jeff Cruere examines the recent FBI seizure of 2020 election records in Fulton County, Georgia. The seizure included hundreds of boxes of ballots, voter rolls, and digital images, marking a significant development in the years-long controversy surrounding the 2020 vote count. Cruere notes that for years, individuals questioning the election results were vilified or prosecuted, yet the current investigation suggests legitimate concerns regarding machine corruption and procedural anomalies. He emphasizes that the lack of government accountability in previous scandals (such as Benghazi or the IRS targeting of Tea Party groups) has fueled grassroots pessimism, making the current FBI action a critical litmus test for the justice system. The episode underscores a period of intense transition in American policy, where the "last chance" for the country—as described by Jeff Cruere—is being met with a race against time to reform election laws and roll back restrictive state regulations. Whether through the FBI’s renewed interest in 2020 records or the EPA’s potential pivot on trucking, the overarching theme is a demand for transparency and a return to federal standards that prioritize safety and constitutional integrity.
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  • You got questions We got answers, October 21, 2020
    Oct 22 2020
    You got questions We got answers with Wynn Free
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  • Financial Fitness with The Money Doctor, February 22, 2026
    Feb 23 2026
    Financial Fitness With The Money Doctor with Frances Rahaim, Ph.D. "The Money Doctor" Financial Fitness - The Money Doctor on Shadow Politics with Senator Brown and Liberty Jones Senator Michael D. Brown and Liberty Jones have a conversation with Frances Rahaim, Ph.D., "The Money Doctor" about changes in America's real life finances and what you can do to level the playing field.
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    59 m