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Warning from Experience: The Dangers of Ignoring Police Corruption
49:04 - 53:09 (04:04)
The speaker highlights the dangers of ignoring police corruption in society, drawing from personal experience and warning against repeating these mistakes.
Clips
The difficulty of smuggling drugs out of China makes it unlikely that the country's government is unaware of the massive amounts of meth precursors and fentanyl exported.
49:04 - 50:14 (01:09)
Summary
The difficulty of smuggling drugs out of China makes it unlikely that the country's government is unaware of the massive amounts of meth precursors and fentanyl exported. Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, fentanyl production has not decreased and it is being mixed with low-grade heroin and sold in the US, leading to a high number of opioid-related deaths.
ChapterWarning from Experience: The Dangers of Ignoring Police Corruption
EpisodeUS-Mexico Border Crisis 2021 with Ed Calderon
PodcastShawn Ryan Show
The speaker expresses his concerns about the future of America and how events that have happened in his home country could happen in the U.S. as well, warning listeners about the potential risks for a lack of police force and government control.
50:14 - 52:03 (01:49)
Summary
The speaker expresses his concerns about the future of America and how events that have happened in his home country could happen in the U.S. as well, warning listeners about the potential risks for a lack of police force and government control.
ChapterWarning from Experience: The Dangers of Ignoring Police Corruption
EpisodeUS-Mexico Border Crisis 2021 with Ed Calderon
PodcastShawn Ryan Show
In one of his lectures, philosopher Alan Watts explains the Hindu cycle of four parts.
52:03 - 53:09 (01:06)
Summary
In one of his lectures, philosopher Alan Watts explains the Hindu cycle of four parts. The first part is always great, followed by a period of instability and uncertainty, and then a time where good and evil are evenly matched.