Matt Kennard, an investigative journalist and co-founder of Declassified UK, delves into U.S. imperialism and its global consequences. He reveals how a network of elites perpetuates American dominance and critiques the two-party system as a façade of democracy. The discussion also highlights the media's complicity in shaping narratives around geopolitical conflicts, particularly in the Israel-Palestine context. Kennard emphasizes the need for collective resistance and unity against division to challenge these entrenched power dynamics.

Independent journalist Matt Kennard delves into the UK government's covert support for Israel amid the Gaza conflict. He highlights the lack of media scrutiny and accountability regarding military assistance and intelligence operations. Kennard critiques the political parallels between Labour and Conservative parties while advocating for a full arms embargo. The conversation also addresses the challenges in Palestinian activism and the emotional toll of humanitarian crises, emphasizing the need for innovative strategies and greater solidarity.

Investigative journalist Matt Kennard and Palestinian journalist Ahmed Alnaouq discuss UK's military ties with Israel, the Israel Lobby's influence, and the colonial reality of Zionism. They delve into the media's silence on UK's involvement in Gaza, the lack of coverage on protests, and the unreliable research methods of mainstream media.

Investigative journalist Matt Kennard, musician Lowkey, activist Huda Ammori, and writer Ahmed Alnaouq discuss US support for Israel, imperialism, media censorship, apartheid in Palestine, unequal US-UK relations, direct action against Israeli weapons companies, and the influence of the Israel lobby on Western politics.

Matt Kennard, an investigative journalist and co-founder of Declassified UK, dives deep into the dark side of the American Empire. He discusses his book, revealing how U.S. intervention often masks exploitation under the guise of democracy. Kennard shares insights from Bolivia’s struggle for sovereignty and critiques the complicity of mainstream media in promoting imperial narratives. He also examines the UK-US dynamic and highlights how corporate interests shape perceptions around sensitive issues like the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.