Sons of Liberty Radio, March 4, 2026

Sons Of Liberty Radio with Bradlee Dean More War Crimes Testimonies The Racket of Modern Warfare: Unmasking the Military-Industrial Complex Radio Transcript AnalysisMarch 04, 2026 Sons of Liberty: More War Crimes Testimonies An examination of the military-industrial complex, unconstitutional warfare, and the human cost of regime change. Core Perspectives "I was a racketeer for capitalism... I suspect I was just part of the racket all the time."— Maj. Gen. Smedley Butler 1 The 7-Country Memo Gen. Wesley Clark’s revelation of a Pentagon plan to "take out" 7 countries in 5 years post-9/11. 2 Incentivized Atrocities Soldier John Michael Turner testifies to being congratulated for killing civilians and offered "4-day passes" for stabbings. 3 Constitutional Erosion Critique of sanctuary city mayors and federal overreach as "tyranny where the law ends." Contextual Data Global Military Footprint 737 Bases Across 142+ Countries Key Figures Cited: Dwight Eisenhower Smedley Butler Wesley Clark John Michael Turner John Adams Theological Framework: The show argues that the "American people need to repent" and that the Constitution is only adequate for a "moral and religious people." #AntiWar #Constitutionalism #Liberty Speaker: Bradley Dean | 60 Min Broadcast This broadcast of Sons of Liberty examines the systemic corruption within the U.S. government, ranging from the defiance of federal law in sanctuary cities to the orchestration of unconstitutional foreign wars. Through historical warnings and veteran testimonies, the program challenges the prevailing narratives of the military-industrial complex and calls for a return to biblical and constitutional foundations. Domestic Lawlessness and the Sanctuary City Conflict The program opens with a critique of big-city mayors who have vowed to defy federal law regarding sanctuary cities. Citing John Locke’s principle that "wherever the law ends, tyranny begins," the host argues that these leaders are effectively harboring illegal aliens and misusing tax money without delegated authority from the people. Specifically, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio is accused of using "totalitarian methods" to undermine public safety by refusing to cooperate with executive orders, despite claims that such defiance protects immigrant communities. The discussion extends to the broader impact of migration, citing significant crime increases and welfare dependency rates in Europe and the United States. The host posits that the compromise of the modern Church has allowed "politics without God" to flourish, leading to a society that no longer adheres to the Christian ethics upon which the nation was founded. The Military-Industrial "Racket" "I spent most of my time being a high-class muscle man for big business, for Wall Street and for the bankers... I was a racketeer for capitalism." — Major General Smedley Butler (1940) The Evolution of the Military-Industrial Complex Central to the broadcast is the warning issued by President Dwight D. Eisenhower regarding the "military-industrial complex." Newly uncovered documents suggest that Eisenhower’s famous farewell address was a deeply personal attempt to alert the American people to the acquisition of unwarranted influence by the armaments industry. The host contrasts this historical caution with modern administrations, which he characterizes as "draft dodgers" taking dictates from international banking interests and Zionist influences. He argues that the narrative of "righteous war" has been lost, as the military has evolved into a tool for commercial gain rather than national defense. Orchestrated Conflicts and the "Seven Countries" Memo General Wesley Clark’s testimony serves as a pivotal piece of evidence for the program's claim that wars are premeditated. Clark recounts a memo from the Secretary of Defense's office shortly after 9/11, which outlined a plan to "take out seven countries in five years," starting with Iraq and ending with Iran. The host highlights that these decisions were made without any proven connection between Saddam Hussein and Al-Qaeda, suggesting that the U.S. military is being used as a "hammer" looking for "nails" to justify its existence and generate profit. This orchestrated violence is further illustrated by the "frivolous" reaction of George W. Bush to the lack of weapons of mass destruction (WMDs) in Iraq. The host notes that while the administration mocked the public with "half-smirks," the human cost was devastating, resulting in the deaths of over 4,000 U.S. soldiers and approximately one million Iraqis. The Post-9/11 Targeted Nations As revealed by General Wesley Clark regarding the Pentagon's 5-year plan: 1. Iraq2. Syria3. Lebanon4. Libya5. Somalia6. Sudan7. Iran Testimonies of War Crimes and Moral Accountability The program concludes with a harrowing testimony from John Michael Turner, an Iraq War veteran who renounced his medals. Turner describes killing innocent civilians and being "...