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Sons Of Liberty Radio with Bradlee Dean
Better To Be Divided By The Truth Than United In Error
Divided by Truth: A Critique of Modern Apostasy and Political Corruption
Better To Be Divided By The Truth Than United In Error
Sons of Liberty Radio: A critique of modern religious apostasy and political corruption.
Core Philosophy
"It is better to speak the truth that hurts and then heals, than falsehood that comforts and then kills."
Key Figures Cited
Kanye West (The "Novice")
Thomas Massie (Epstein Files)
Bill Gates (Accountability)
William Booth (Prophecy)
Keywords
#BiblicalWorldview #Constitution #EpsteinList #Liberty #Repentance
Critical Analysis
1. Religious Deception & Stardom
Critique of "celebrity conversions" (Kanye West, Bono). Argues that many are "novices" lifted by pride, lacking genuine fruit or separation from the world's "vomit."
2. The Epstein Blackmail Operation
Discussion of Thomas Massie's claims regarding the Epstein files. Asserts the list is an intelligence asset (Mossad) used to control world leaders and billionaires.
3. Institutional Failure & Justice
The "Uni-party" system and the "New World Order" are viewed as direct attacks on the forefathers' established paths. Calls for holding figures like Bill Gates legally accountable.
4. The Duty of Resistance
Emphasizes that "resistance to tyranny is obedience to God." Encourages citizens to use the Declaration of Independence as a lawful tool to reclaim sovereignty.
Broadcast Date: Feb 16, 2026Host: Bradley Dean | 60 min read/listen
This broadcast of Sons of Liberty Radio explores the necessity of prioritizing biblical truth over "unity in error" within both the church and the American government. Host Bradley Dean challenges the authenticity of celebrity religious conversions and calls for a radical return to constitutional law to combat systemic political corruption.
Detailed Summary
The Crisis of Faith and Celebrity "Converts"
Bradley Dean argues that a vast majority of church members in America are not truly Christians, basing this on decades of experience in the Christian music industry. He specifically critiques the "stardom" of figures like Kanye West, Bono, and Brian "Head" Welch, labeling them as "novices" who lack the spiritual fruit required for leadership. Dean warns that the modern church has compromised its values to "jog comfortably" with the world, resulting in a form of Christianity that lacks Christ and a salvation that lacks regeneration.
The Foundation of Governance
"Governments, like clocks, go from the motion men give them... Let men be good, and the government cannot be bad. But if men be bad, the government will never be good."
— William Penn
The Epstein Files and Systemic Blackmail
The discussion shifts to the "Epstein Files," citing Congressman Thomas Massie's receipt of a list containing billionaires and campaign donors. Dean asserts that Jeffrey Epstein was an intelligence asset used in a blackmail operation to control world leaders. He highlights specific allegations regarding Donald Trump’s frequent mentions in the files and claims that minors were recruited from properties like Mar-a-Lago, arguing that the "uni-party" system protects these predators to maintain its own power.
Political Tyranny and the "New World Order"
Dean critiques the "New World Order" rhetoric used by politicians such as J.D. Vance and Marco Rubio, suggesting they are at war with the foundations established by the American forefathers. He links this globalist agenda to the "experimental jabs" (COVID-19 vaccines), claiming millions have died without any legal accountability for figures like Bill Gates. The host emphasizes that the "uni-party" will never hold itself accountable, placing the burden of justice solely on the people.
Resistance vs. Obedience
THE OLD PATHS
Constitutional Law
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THE NEW ORDER
Globalist Tyranny
"Resistance to tyranny is obedience to God."
Civic Resistance and the "Old Paths"
A significant portion of the broadcast is dedicated to "Jason," a Michigan resident who confronted his city council over constitutional rights and a proposed data center. Dean uses this as a model for patriotism, arguing that citizens must use the law (such as 42 USC 1983) to sue corrupt municipalities. He encourages listeners to stop taking counsel from their fears and instead act as the true "government" by holding representatives to their sworn oaths.
Key Data
5,000+: The number of times Donald Trump’s name reportedly appears in the Epstein files.
65: Total times Bradley Dean has preached in Michigan to confront local corruption.
250 Years: The approximate age of the American system currently being "assailed" by globalist interests.
To-Do / Next Steps
Hold representatives accountable for crimes rather than allowing them to resign with impunity.
Utilize the Declaration of Independence as a lawful tool to implement natural law when government exceeds its authority.
Film all public forum interactions to ensure a record exists that prevents corrupt officials from manipulating public sentiment.
Study the Constitution and historical context to prevent the "distorted, bastardized form of illegitimate government" caused by separating text from history.
Conclusion
The broadcast concludes with a stark reminder from Martin Luther King Jr. and James Madison: the greatest tragedy is not the noise of the "bad people," but the silence of the "good people." Dean calls on his audience to be "extremists for justice," warning that unless Americans return to the "laws of God" upon which the nation was founded, the system will continue to spiral into anarchy and tyranny.
