World At WAR with Dean Ryan 'Summer of Sleeper Cells'

·1 hr 19 min·5 clips

Dean Ryan reveals an activated sleeper cell ambushed Idaho firefighters and police last night.

Dean Ryan opens the 'World at War' episode titled 'Summer of Sleeper Cells' by announcing an ambush on Idaho firefighters and police, which he attributes to an activated sleeper cell. He frames this within a broader 'S-storm' of expected events. The host then previews multiple segments, including dangers at colleges, news from Texas, and political updates. He delves into the Idaho attack details, noting it was a premeditated trap set by a sniper, and connects it to a 2020 report about terror base camps in Coeur d'Alene, alleging the local sheriff trained with Mossad. Ryan discusses a DHS warning about Iranian sleeper cells potentially exploiting college protests. He shifts to Texas banning land purchases by foreign adversaries like China and Iran. The DOJ's massive healthcare fraud takedown is highlighted, with 324 defendants charged. Political coverage includes AIPAC and Trump's PAC allegedly smearing Representative Thomas Massey with false ads about genital mutilation. Foreign scientist espionage concerns under Trump are mentioned, involving Chinese researchers smuggling pathogens. Nancy Pelosi is sued by January 6th defendants for $350 million. Candace Owens' investigation into paid anti-Israel criticism is detailed, with an email offering Bitcoin donations to influencers. Netanyahu's corruption trial delay is discussed, linked to Trump's 'witch hunt' comments. Iran bans IAEA inspectors, escalating nuclear tensions. The '12-day war' between Iran and Israel is analyzed, with claims of significant Israeli losses. German police raids on hate speech are criticized as Orwellian. Canada-US trade talks resume. Iran's claim to Antarctica is explored, suggesting hidden technology and militarization. Health segments cover Oklahoma ending fluoridation and studies linking COVID-19 vaccines to miscarriages and autism. The episode ends with a lighthearted story about a troublesome turkey named Carl in Illinois.

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A heated late-night episode tying sleeper-cell fears, a leaked donation email, and political betrayal.

Dean Ryan's World at War starts in a state of alarm, moving from his account of an activated sleeper cell and an ambush targeting Idaho fire and police departments into larger questions of motive, backing, connections, and threats he says could reach people going to college.

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You want a late-night political rant that swerves from Idaho sleeper-cell alarm to a $2,500 Bitcoin donation email.

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