Hour Of Decision

Lew moves through American governance, from 1913 to the present, to discuss the following important institutions and programs politicians sold to the public with LIES. They continue to affect your life in the present, whether you know it or not. The following were sold under false pretenses: ·        the amount of income taxes you pay and the complexity involved in paying them for many ·        th...

Summation: there’s a lot goin’ on around here. Joe Biden is out, and mainstream news sources are reporting that Nancy Pelosi told Biden directly she intended to rachet up the pressure until he left. Many Democrats, particularly those on the Left, are falling in line to create momentum for the obviously flawed Kamala Harris, who is raising quite a bit of money and has a full-blast political operati...

Lew takes a first look at the assassination attempt on Donald Trump coming on the heels of the Demo coup put in motion against Joe Biden. The media did an unbelievable 180 in their treatment of Biden. Now, suddenly, they are drastically changing their tune about Trump. And to my amazement, Biden looks a bit presidential. With a cordial call to Trump, the photo op in the Situation Room, and calling...

In this episode Lew unsuccessfully avoids ranting at those who are fixated on the party platform and 100% ideological purity, or narrow interest group priorities. The focus needs to be on TAKING POWER. As Lew discussed in his episodes on the political parties, we need to look at party affiliation, individual issues, and candidates as weapons in the ongoing struggle we face, not as evidence of our...

In light of lies now being revealed by the Establishment concerning Joe Biden, Lew was moved to give his account of the Great Recession that began in 2008. Right up until the moment of disaster, financial gurus on national TV were telling the public the economy was sound and that it was wise to continue to invest liberally in it. Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan was busy expanding the money supply reck...

Lew assesses the current situation with the “coup” against Joe Biden. He examines the coup’s backdrop, which begins with Biden’s shaky debate appearances in 2020. Despite poor performance he was coronated the Democratic nominee, and all other candidates were quickly thrust aside. The national media was complicit from day one in covering up Biden’s cognitive deficiencies, as were members of his fam...

Lew reacts to the evident coup against Biden that was obviously pre-planned and launched within minutes of the opening of the debate between Joe Biden and Trump. After years of censoring any negative comment against Biden, suddenly EVERYONE on CNN, MSNBC, Politico, etc agree that Biden is not capable of running against Trump. Unfortunately, we can’t just look at the political horse race. The corpo...

Lew reads Chapter 3 “Welcome to the Corporate GOP” from his book Forerunner: The Unlikely Role of Ron Paul.   The Republican revolution of 1994 was the first time in forty years the GOP had control of the House, under the leadership of Newt Gingrich and Dick Armey. Lew had a front row seat as a lead staffer to Congressman Jack Metcalf (R-WA), who won a ten-point victory that year in a district hel...

In the final episode of JFK: Who was this man? Lew looks at JFK’s Vietnam problem, his relationship with the Federal Reserve, and his conflict with Israel, in light of assassination theories. He then looks at events that indicated his dishonesty about his serious health condition and his continual trysts with women were about to catch up with him. LBJ had knowledge of one JFK consort who may have...

Lew reads Chapter 5 of his book, Forerunner: The Unlikely Role of Ron Paul. It briefly covers Dr. Paul’s background, his passion for gold-backed currency and Austrian economics, his friendship with his martyred colleague Cong. Larry McDonald, and his successful run for the Libertarian party presidential nomination against leftist Russell Means. It also recounts Dr. Paul’s return to congress, which...

In this episode Lew takes a look at three key populist issues all related to the sovereignty of the United States, to the globalist project, and to the question of finding authenticity in political candidates. The establishments of both political parties have supported the globalist trade regime, a soft attitude toward illegal immigration and expansion of legal immigration, and very costly oversea...

Vietnam was part of Indo-China, a colony of the French. In WWII, the French government fell to Hitler, but in southern France the Germans allowed the formation of Vichy France.  This government continued to manage Indo-China, which consisted of Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam. Toward the end of the war with Germany and Vichy France falling, the Japanese took control of France’s southeast Asia holdings...

It’s time to take back the universities. One by one, American institutions have fallen to the Marxists. Universities were the first ones to be penetrated by our enemies. And the first areas to be penetrated within these schools were the history departments. The Carnegie Endowment, along with the Guggenheim Foundation, selected history PhDs to be sent to England to be steeped in the Fabian strategy...

Jack Kennedy beat Richard Nixon in 1960, well, maybe. His health was holding, for now. His sex adventures would remain hidden, wouldn’t they? It was all a bit precarious. In part two of Hour of Decision’s JFK series we discuss Kennedy’s time in the White House. There was Jackie, the  First Lady. She was beautiful. She was the personification of calm elegance, a miracle, considering the kind of lif...

Lew explores the career of United Autoworkers (UAW) union leader Walter Reuther, and the central role he played in the implementation of the Fabian strategy in America. As a young man, he spent time in the communist USSR, wrote glowing letters home about his experience, signing one of them “Yours for a Soviet America.” Reuther was a central figure in the bloody battles against GM, Chrysler, and th...

Who was JFK? Amoral politician with no beliefs and a lot of enemies? A standard liberal Democrat? A Fabian socialist? A cold warrior and neoconservative type? A man of the Left who wanted to dismantle our cold war institutions? You can easily find at least one or more authors  who advance one of these conclusions. We examine the contradictory currents running through his political life which have...

Lew analyzes and complains about several examples of bad thinking. The rigor of our education, our experiences with problem solving and acquiring some common sense certainly affects our thinking. So does the degree we rely on the expertise of authority figures. Other forces are at work as well, including the psychological manipulation imbedded in media that can appeal to our best, or our worst ins...

In Part 2 of Fabian Socialists in America, Lew discusses the process of the gradual road to communism. The revolution business is a game for the super-rich. The patience needed for a generational plan to take total power is discussed, as is the continual relationship of big business with communist nations. A gradual process has one real advantage, many people don’t think its even going on. Growing...

On Feb. 9, 1950, millions of Americans were fearful of the advances of world communism all around them. Americans had supported an all-out war to end tyranny and bring “the four freedoms” to the entire planet. Instead, USSR communists captured half of Europe and a large swath across Asia.   Two weeks earlier, Alger Hiss, a  former presidential adviser and president of the Carnegie Endowment for In...

Lew discusses things you need to do when its midnight in America, like getting right with God, getting your kids away from public school, and getting out of debt. At home, you need to store some food, water, medical supplies, etc., and figure out off-the-grid power generation, among other tasks. You also need to get your mind right about the situation we’re in, and the nature of the task before us...

In this expanded episode of Hour of Decision Lew traces the gradualist movement toward socialism/communism at home and a one-world government abroad. The Fabian Society is British but their gradualist tactics in service of the Marxist cause, and many of their theoreticians over the years, have come to America. Lew discusses the seminal role of President Woodrow Wilson and his alter-ego, Col. Edwar...

Lew discusses the controversy around Candace Owens and her recent tweet that simply stated “Christ Is King.” Topics raised in the discussion include the opening of the Overton Window to include the term “nationalism,” and the unconstitutional status of any “foreign aid,” including to Israel. Lew links the attacks on the 1st Amendment overseas and at home through lawfare, with inflicting reputation...

In an extended edition of Hour of Decision Lew tells the story of the epic Barry Goldwater presidential campaign of 1964. It was a huge grassroots effort that defeated the powerful Nelson Rockefeller in the primaries, despite having much less funding and virtually NO friendly media telling their story. As in the case of Senator Joe McCarthy in the 1950s, and Donald Trump in our day, corporate medi...

In this episode Lew discusses the constant tension between a person’s principles and navigating toward success in politics, whether it’s the choice of candidates made by a voter, or the way a candidate for office conducts their race, and themselves. Lew talks about the usual ways voters go about picking a candidate, and the pitfalls involved. He also discusses how to/and how not to work with legis...

In this episode Lew provides an overview of local government: counties, cities, special districts and school boards. He points out that local government officials are usually more accessible, and that it takes less resources in most cases to elect someone to a local office. Lew emphasizes the critical role of the county sheriff, and encourages the audience to learn more about “constitutional” sher...