By: Jay Dyer While most board games of the 1980s did not make it onto the big screen, one curious specimen did – Clue.  The 1985 film directed by Jonathan...

Nina Kouprianova is an independent analyst of geopolitics and culture. She earned her PhD (History) from the University of Toronto, focusing on modern and contemporary Russia, culture, and U.S. foreign...

By: Jay Dyer So far we have only analyzed one Hitchcock film, Vertigo (1958), where we highlighted the use of mind control, doubling and voyeurism on the part of a...

By: Jay Dyer JaysAnalysis has analyzed 007 in the past, as well as Howard Hughes in light of Scorcese’s, The Aviator, but could there be a connection between the two?  What...

Tim Kelly invited me back to discuss the Cold War more indepth. We delve into bankster funding of both sides of the conflict, industrialists like Henry Ford, strategies of tension...

Tim Kelly is a former policy advisor, freelance writer and political cartoonist, is married and has been blessed with six children. Tim asked me on his podcast to discuss two...

 Veteran researchers, historians, writers and geopolitical analysts Paul Fitzgerald and Elizabeth Gould joined me to discuss their scholarly works, notably Invisible History: The Untold Story of Afghanistan, Crossing Zero...

By: Jay Dyer In order to understand the crisis in Ukraine, it is crucial to grasp the key players and plans in the global chess game.  In the last hundred...

Neo-conservative Lluminary and political genius, Mr. Johnsonius, shares some Lloyd Llogic refuting the Putin “op ed” with his own wisdom. By: Lloyd Johnsonius I find it extremely troubling in our modern era to see that...