Sons Of Liberty Radio with Bradlee Dean
Warmongers At It, Again!
The Racket of War and the Defense of Liberty: A Talk Radio Analysis
Sons of Liberty: Warmongers At It Again
A critical analysis of the military-industrial complex, constitutional erosion, and the fight for religious liberty.
RADIO TRANSCRIPT EXCERPT
"Morality cannot be maintained without religious Christian principles."
— George Washington (Inaugural Address context)
Key Perspectives
•The War Racket: Critique of the military-industrial complex and unconstitutional wars for profit.
•Zionism & Origins: Debate over the secular/atheist foundations of modern Israel vs. Biblical Israel.
•Education Crisis: Senator Holmstrom's report on explicit materials in Minnesota school libraries.
Urgent Warning
"The chief danger that confronts the coming century will be religion without the Holy Ghost... and politics without God." — William Booth
93%
Years at War (of 250)
737
Military Bases Abroad
Featured Voices
Bradley Dean (Host)
Sen. Holmstrom (Guest)
Smedley Butler (Author)
Controversial Points
• Netanyahu (Mileikowski) and Rothschild influence.
• The Scofield Bible's role in modern Zionism.
• Proposed Israeli laws criminalizing Christian proselytizing.
• Domestic "Jihadi camps" vs. foreign intervention.
#CONSTITUTION #LIBERTY #ANTIWAR
Reading Time: ~15 mins | Audience: Patriots, Constitutionalists
This broadcast of Sons of Liberty Radio features host Bradley Dean and guest Senator Michael Holmstrom discussing the perceived manipulation of American foreign policy by "warmongers" and the erosion of domestic values. The program synthesizes historical religious perspectives with a critique of the military-industrial complex and current controversies in the American education system.
Detailed Summary
Religious Foundations and the Rejection of Secularism
The program opens by challenging the historical narrative that the American Founders were "deists," a term the host equates with agnosticism or atheism. Citing that nearly half of the signers of the Declaration of Independence held seminary degrees, the broadcast highlights George Washington’s insistence that morality cannot be maintained without Christian principles. Specific historical accounts are shared regarding Washington’s "providential" protection during the French and Indian War, where he survived an ambush despite having four bullet holes in his jacket and multiple horses shot from under him. The host also defends Martin Luther King Jr. against claims of communism, emphasizing his identity as a Baptist preacher committed to the Gospel.
The "Providential" Founder
Historical highlights cited to argue against the "Deist" label for George Washington.
24 / 56
Signers with Bible degrees
4
Bullet holes in his jacket
17
Times shot at by a Chief
The "Racket of War" and Foreign Influence
A significant portion of the broadcast is dedicated to critiquing modern warfare as a "racket" designed for profit. Bradley Dean references Smedley Butler and Dwight Eisenhower to warn against the military-industrial complex, arguing that wars are often pre-planned and based on manufactured lies, such as the lack of WMDs in Iraq. The host expresses particular concern over the influence of Zionism and the Rothschild family on U.S. foreign policy, claiming that American representatives often hold dual citizenships that compromise their loyalty. Furthermore, the show highlights a proposed bill in Israel that would criminalize the sharing of the Gospel, questioning why American Christians blindly support a regime that seeks to "muzzle" their faith.
Domestic Crisis: Education and Government Fraud
The second hour introduces Minnesota State Senator Michael Holmstrom to discuss the presence of explicit "pornographic" materials in public school libraries, specifically the book This Book is Gay. Holmstrom recounts a hearing where he read explicit passages to a committee to demonstrate what he calls "grooming" of children as young as 12. The discussion shifts to broader government accountability, mentioning the Minnesota Freedom Caucus's efforts to file articles of impeachment against Governor Tim Walz and Attorney General Keith Ellison over allegations of massive fraud and malfeasance. The segment concludes with a plea for parents to withdraw their children from public schools to protect them from "indoctrination".
The "War is a Racket" Framework
Profit Motive: Wall Street and bankers fund both sides to ensure high war profits.
Unconstitutional Action: Military interventions often lack required Congressional approval.
The "Seven Countries" Plan: A 9/11-era memo to destabilize Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and Iran.
Domestic Impact: Resources are spent abroad while "homeland" borders remain unsecure.
Key Data
Signers' Credentials: 24 out of 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence held seminary or Bible school degrees.
Military Presence: The U.S. maintains 737 military bases in 142 countries.
War Profits: Halliburton/Dick Cheney reportedly made $34.5 billion from the Iraq War.
Casualties: 4,431 American personnel died in the Iraq War, an intervention based on non-existent WMDs.
Historical Conflict: The U.S. has been at war for 93% of its 250-year history.
To-Do / Next Steps
Withdraw children from public schools to avoid exposure to explicit materials and indoctrination.
Call representatives to demand articles of impeachment against those perceived as tyrants or involved in fraud.
Support the Minnesota Freedom Caucus to increase accountability for state-level malfeasance.
Schedule community events with Bradley Dean to spread the "Sons of Liberty" message.
Read "War is a Racket" by Smedley Butler to understand the financial motivations behind military conflicts.
Partner financially with the Sons of Liberty ministry to sustain their independent broadcasting.
Conclusion
The broadcast serves as a call to action for "moral and religious people" to reclaim the American government from what the host describes as a corrupt, lawless elite. By linking historical providentialism with modern geopolitical skepticism, Dean urges his audience to prioritize biblical law and constitutional integrity over the interests of the "military-industrial complex" and foreign powers.
