Stuff They Don't Want You To Know Strange News: Iran, Hidden History, Ghana, Corruption in Office, and More
Jun 23, 2025
Global tensions rise as the U.S. military launches a massive operation in Iran, with an intriguing link between pizza orders and military actions. Meanwhile, Ghana's peculiar protest over alcohol taxes leads to laughter and reflection on economic struggles. In Chicago, a long-serving politician faces the consequences of outrageous corruption. The episode entertains listeners with absurd stories like drunk birds and archaeological treasures, while highlighting the serious implications of hidden histories and political accountability.
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Pentagon Pizza Index Insight
- The Pentagon Pizza Index tracks pizza orders near military sites to predict U.S. military actions.
- Social media buzz about pizza deliveries correlates with military escalations, showing public intelligence loopholes.
Iran-Israel Conflict Dynamics
- Recent Israeli strikes on Iran target uranium enrichment amid nuclear deal breakdown.
- Public threats contrast with secret negotiations behind these complex geopolitical tensions.
Ghana Drunkards Association Protest
- The Ghana Drunkards Association humorously adopts political advocacy to protest alcohol taxes.
- Their inflated membership claims highlight creative, if satirical, collective bargaining tactics.
