LTC Steve Murray

Tom Luongo, owner of the Gold Goats’n Guns Newsletter, teams up with LTC Steven Murray, a former Information Warfare Officer, to dissect a plethora of intriguing topics. They explore the impact of newly released JFK files on contemporary geopolitics, discuss the precarious state of Turkey amid international pressures, and highlight the urgent need to revitalize American industry. They also dive into ancient mysteries surrounding pyramid construction, questioning historic narratives, while examining the rise of public consciousness against state-controlled narratives.

EM Burlingame, a Green Beret and author, is joined by LTC Steve Murray, a former Information Warfare Officer, to tackle pressing issues. They explore the influence of disinformation and fear in political narratives, drawing historical parallels with Nazi propaganda. The discussion delves into the balance of war powers and the threats of global terrorism, while questioning Congress's role in today’s governance. They also analyze the manipulation of language through media and the urgent need to rethink truth in an age of information overload.

E.M. Burlingame, an author and former Green Beret researching brain health, joins LTC Steven Murray, a retired Army Lieutenant Colonel skilled in cyber defense. They delve into the role of narratives in inciting street violence, the criticisms of the Canadian Trucker Convoy, and the tactics of unconventional warfare involving paid agitators. Both discuss systemic corruption in liberal democracy and the need for a revival of community values, emphasizing resilience and local self-sufficiency as key to fighting elite control.

Tom Luongo is the owner of the Gold Goats ‘n Guns Newsletter, and Steve Murray is a former Information Warfare Officer specializing in cybersecurity. They engage in a compelling discussion about the assassination of Charlie Kirk and its implications for the political landscape, particularly among young voters. The conversation shifts to the rising distrust in government, the complexities of global conflicts like those in Ukraine and Israel, and the need for accountability in leadership. They also touch on the importance of remembering history to foster future change.

Join Tom Luongo, a former research chemist turned libertarian economist, and LTC Steven Murray, a retired Army info warfare officer, as they dive into gripping discussions. They analyze the recent Charlie Kirk incident through the lens of psyops and competing narratives. Tom shares insights on the importance of planned IPOs for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in shaping the U.S. middle class. They also explore strategies for community resilience against misinformation and the influence of billionaires on media narratives, urging listeners to engage locally.