Declare Your Independence with Ernest Hancock - Radio
Guest: Charles Goyette -- Topic: New Book: Empire of Lies: Fragments from the Memor -- Hour 1
Oct 14, 2026 · 1 hr 51 min · 14 segments
Declare Your Independence with Ernest Hancock - Radio
Oct 14, 2026 · 1 hr 51 min · 14 segments
We're on the verge of perhaps World War III if these two wars in Ukraine and the Iran war were to merge.
In fact, Since you spoke about the old days, I'll remind you, Ernie, I know you'll remember, but some of your listeners, at least in Arizona, will remember.
You remember when there were, I guess, 25 years ago or so, 23 years ago, it may have been, there were two huge forest fires on the rim.
and and uh you would if you watched the forest officials and the fire geniuses that knew what to do about it they were pretty good they you know were very clear about how they had to contain this and what they were trying to do if you listen to them their primary issue is they didn't want these two fires to merge They had the Rodeo Fire and the Chetisky Fire.
And they were, you know, dropping repellent and stuff, and they were trying to make sure they didn't merge.
Why? Because if the fires merged, it created a whole new problem, all kinds of things, new winds, microclimatic conditions in the area, and it just became a much – in other words, one plus one fire was bigger than two.
So ultimately, they did merge, and it was one of the historic huge fires of Arizona's history.
And there are forces at work, as you know, and I no doubt assume you've talked about it many times with your guests, that are working to merge these two wars.
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is now threatened, along with the rest of the Persian Gulf nations, which didn't benefit too much from the supposed American policy.
We're on the verge of perhaps World War III if these two wars in Ukraine and the Iran war were to merge.
In fact, Since you spoke about the old days, I'll remind you, Ernie, I know you'll remember, but some of your listeners, at least in Arizona, will remember.
You remember when there were, I guess, 25 years ago or so, 23 years ago, it may have been, there were two huge forest fires on the rim.
and and uh you would if you watched the forest officials and the fire geniuses that knew what to do about it they were pretty good they you know were very clear about how they had to contain this and what they were trying to do if you listen to them their primary issue is they didn't want these two fires to merge They had the Rodeo Fire and the Chetisky Fire.
And they were, you know, dropping repellent and stuff, and they were trying to make sure they didn't merge.
Why? Because if the fires merged, it created a whole new problem, all kinds of things, new winds, microclimatic conditions in the area, and it just became a much – in other words, one plus one fire was bigger than two.
So ultimately, they did merge, and it was one of the historic huge fires of Arizona's history.
And there are forces at work, as you know, and I no doubt assume you've talked about it many times with your guests, that are working to merge these two wars.
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is now threatened, along with the rest of the Persian Gulf nations, which didn't benefit too much from the supposed American policy.
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