Fri Episode #2163 - "Narco-Terrorism", Do They Mean the CIA?

In this episode of The David Knight Show, we dive into the escalating tensions in the Caribbean as the U.S. government engages in what looks suspiciously like piracy on the high seas. David breaks down the "Narco-Terrorism" narrative being used to justify a potential war with Venezuela, the seizure of oil tankers, and the dangerous geopolitical game involving Russia and China. Is this really about drugs, or is it about the gold and oil?

We also examine the stunning reversals of former anti-establishment figures now within the Trump administration. From Tulsi Gabbard’s silence to Pete Hegseth’s defense of "illegal orders" and hidden combat videos, we look at how power changes principles.


War for Oil & Gold:
Analysis of the U.S. naval buildup off Venezuela, the seizure of a massive tanker, and why the "Narco-Terrorism" label is a pretext for regime change and resource control.

The Hypocrisy of "War Pete":
A look at Pete Hegseth’s refusal to release video footage of military strikes on shipwrecked individuals and the administration’s shifting stories.

EU "Piracy":
How the European Union is moving to seize frozen Russian assets to fund the war in Ukraine, and the global financial implications of this theft.

Medical Tyranny & The Environment:
Discussion on the environmental dangers of flushing chemical abortion drugs into the water supply and Bill Gates’ latest push for "quantum dot" vaccine records and implants.

The Case for Miracles:
A spiritual look at Lee Strobel’s work and the reality of divine intervention in the modern world.


Special Guest: Jack Lawson, author of the Civil Defense Manual, joins the show to discuss the fragility of our modern infrastructure. From EMP threats to AI-driven cyber attacks, Jack explains why the grid is more vulnerable than ever and gives practical advice on essential preparedness, starting with water storage.










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