Cognitive Dissidents: Cyber PolyTehran, Narrative Warfare, & Pope Trump

We’re back with another episode of Cognitive Dissidents for our roundtable discussion where we track the descent into the abyss—one psyop at a time.

On the broader battlefield of narrative warfare—perception is power, information is weaponized, and truth is getting more difficult to pin down.

What does “Cyber PolyTehran” signal about the next phase of digital and geopolitical convergence?

And of course, there’s “Pope Trump.” Whether it’s meme, message, or something more intentional, join us as break down what it represents in the ongoing collision between politics, religion, and media theater.

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What Are the Works of Mercy & Why Should We Know Them w/ Domenic Scarcella

What are the works of mercy—and why do they matter?

Podcaster and author of Good Neighbor, Bad Citizen, Domenic Scarcella joins me to break down the corporal works of mercy and what they look like in real life. In a world full of negativity, we focus on what we can actually do—especially during Lent.

Join us as we explore the opportunities in living out the corporal and spiritual works of mercy—and practicing Christian virtue this Lenten season.

 

Find Domenic Scarcella:

Substack: ⁠⁠https://goodneighborbadcitizen.substack.com⁠

Book: ⁠Good Neighbor, Bad Citizen⁠

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Cognitive Dissidents: Losing Is Winning in Iran; Fertilizer & Food Fears; Trading the TACO Tweet

On their latest biweekly roundtable, the Cognitive Dissidents unpack why “losing” in Iran may actually serve a longer-term technocratic agenda, how the energy shock from the Iran war extends beyond oil and gas into fertilizer and global food supply chains—where fear itself may trigger shortages before true scarcity sets in—and what could be a new low in insider trading, as hundreds of millions were placed and won just minutes before Trump’s “TACO” tweet. These stories and many more!

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Rhythm, Riots & Revolution by David A. Noebel

Was popular music in the 20th century really just a psychological operation to subvert American culture towards communism?

Join me as we explore and discuss the Red Scare rhetoric found in 1966’s – Rhythm, Riots and Revolution: An Analysis of the Communist Use of Music by David A Noebel.

Check out the book here: https://a.co/d/0381uJz0


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