We’re down to the wire in the U.S. election.  Who will win?  Have we learned anything from the onslaught of leaked emails?  In this week’s boralogue, John shows that politics is a blood sport, candidates will say anything to get elected, and often issues take a backseat to mudslinging.  The emails have revealed long-term agendas, but false narratives and red herrings are pushed on us by elites and those in the media to distract us from what’s really important.

What is really important to the American voter?  We welcome back retired INS Special Agent Michael Cutler (www.michaelcutler.net), who discusses media manipulation, multiple Hillary Clinton scandals, how federal agents really work, and the positives and negatives of our immigration policies.

The Oslo Peace Accords were signed in September 1993 but has it brought about peace? Efraim Karsh (www.meforum.org), Director of the Middle East Forum, joins us from Finland to discuss the land and people of Palestine before and after the Accords and looks at the history of Israel and the Palestinian state through the 20th century.

John’s quote of the week:

“Anything else we learned from the emails?  Yes, very important: the horrible elitist disdain that the in-crowd establishment in Washington looks at the rest of us – we are just a nasty inconvenience every two to four years that has to be dealt with so they can get back to business as usual.”

As always, join us online for our Section 6 intelligence briefing featuring analysis by John on important stories highlighting emerging geopolitical trends around the world.