Puff Daddy's secret footage, How CIA & Jackson Pollock weaponized modern art, Railroad on the moon

The Steven Tauriello Show

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Ep.203 (4/7/24)
SHOW NOTES AND NEWS ARTICLES
PUFF DADDY MAY BE THE NEW JEFFERY EPSTEIN
https://revolver.news/2024/04/diddys-former-bodyguard-says-there-are-blackmail-tapes-that-would-bring-down-politicians-preachers-and-royalty/
CIA WEAPONIZED MODERN ART TO END THE COLD WAR
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/modern-art-was-cia-weapon-1578808.html
US TAX PAYERS MAY BE ON THE HOOK FOR A RAIL SYSTEM ON THE MOON
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/scienceandtechnology/the-us-is-exploring-a-railroad-for-the-moon-it-has-a-good-reason/ar-BB1kMPSL?ocid=sapphireappshare
In this episode of "Shadow Games: From Iran Threats to Moon Railroads," we start by addressing the looming threats from Iran towards Americans, highlighting recent advisories on the potential dangers at sporting and public events. The conversation then shifts to the explosive allegations surrounding P. Diddy, drawing parallels with Jeffrey Epstein amidst rumors of compromising material possibly held by the FBI. We explore the murky waters of celebrity, power, and politics, questioning what truths may remain hidden from the public eye.The episode takes a deeper dive into the financial extravagances of government institutions, revisiting a historical CIA operation where modern art was employed as a Cold War weapon. We critically assess the longstanding practices of public manipulation and excessive spending by institutions like the CIA and FBI, debating the urgent need for reform and financial accountability.Concluding with a look at NASA's ambitious project to build a railroad on the moon, we reflect on the implications of using taxpayer dollars for such futuristic ventures. This episode is a journey through the complex interplay of international threats, celebrity scandals, covert operations, and fiscal responsibility, urging a reevaluation of where and how public funds are used.