The Occupy Democrats Podcast EP #13
Update: 2025-06-02
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On the latest episode of the Occupied Democrats podcast, hosts Mark Bland and Jason Kull dive into a whirlwind of political chaos and conspiracy theories. They kick off with a jaw-dropping discussion about a Truth Social post reposted by Donald Trump, claiming President Joe Biden was executed in 2020 and replaced by robotic clones. This bizarre conspiracy, one of over 300 Trump reportedly amplified in six months, sparks intense debate about his mental stability and the absurdity of such claims. The hosts humorously dissect the idea, questioning how a robotic Biden could outshine Trump’s economic record, while highlighting the dangerous unhinged nature of these narratives.
The conversation shifts to the alarming rise of tech-driven surveillance, focusing on Palantir and its implications for a dystopian "network state." Bland warns of tech moguls like Peter Thiel and Elon Musk potentially becoming American oligarchs, controlling vast swaths of data and influence unchecked. They tie this to the Patriot Act’s legacy of surveillance, cautioning against unchecked power and AI’s potential to create fake videos that could ruin lives.
On the international front, they discuss Ukraine’s drone attacks on Russian airfields, executed without U.S. notification, signaling a lack of trust in Trump’s administration. This leads to a broader critique of America’s waning global influence under Trump’s leadership, with allies like Canada distancing themselves.
The episode wraps with a surprising story of Pamela Hempill, a former Trump supporter who rejected a pardon for her January 6th role, citing integrity and accountability—a rare stance among her peers. Bland and Cole urge listeners to stay vigilant, share the show, and "occupy America" to counter these troubling trends. Tune in for a mix of sharp wit, political insight, and urgent warnings about AI and authoritarianism.
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