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Sons Of Liberty Radio with Bradlee Dean
This Is Harsh
The Erosion of Liberty: Social Credit, Controlled Opposition, and the Call to Spiritual Warfare
SONS of LIBERTY: This Is Harsh
A confrontational analysis of the Social Credit System, controlled opposition, and the mandate for Biblical liberty.
Editorial Mode
The Social Credit Threat
Travel & School Bans
Restrictions on planes, trains, and university access for children of "low-credit" parents.
Digital Throttling
Slower internet speeds to limit job applications, communication, and information access.
The "Color of Law" Doctrine
The government acts under the appearance of legal authority while transgressing actual law. This "rogue" state assumes authority never delegated by "We the People."
Key Editorial Arguments:
Controlled Opposition: Allegations that high-profile conservative "talking heads" monetize clicks without offering real resolve.
The "Raw Sewage" Strategy: Flooding the public square with confusion so citizens no longer know what to believe.
The 2nd Amendment: Rights depend on individual conduct, not the conduct of the lawless.
Key Perspectives
#SocialCredit #Constitutionalism #TheGreatAwakening #SpiritualWarfare
"Where the people fear the government, you have tyranny. Where the government fears the people, you have liberty."
The Spiritual Mandate
Spurgeon's Law: Men must be "slain by the law" before they can be made alive by the Gospel. The host calls for a return to God's 10 Commandments over man's 10,000.
Critical Warning
Institutional Idolatry
Sports and entertainment cited as "new gods" used to distract Americans during systemic attacks.
Source: Sons of Liberty Radio (Bradley Dean) • 2026-04-06
⏱ 60 min listen • Patriots & Believers
This broadcast of Sons of Liberty examines the encroaching threat of a Chinese-style social credit system in America and critiques the role of "controlled opposition" within modern political and media circles. Host Bradley Dean argues that the nation's survival depends on a return to biblical foundations and the rejection of secular idols that distract the citizenry from systemic tyranny.
Detailed Point Summary
The Rise of Technocratic Control and the "Color of Law"
The program opens with a stark warning regarding the Chinese Social Credit System, a government-led initiative that punishes or rewards citizens based on their compliance with state regulations. These punishments include restrictions on travel, bans on children attending specific schools, internet throttling, and public shaming. Dean asserts that similar mechanisms were tested on the American public during the pandemic and are currently being implemented through unconstitutional avenues. He describes the current government as "rogue," operating under the "color of law"—a term referring to the abuse of power under the guise of legal authority that does not actually exist. The broadcast emphasizes that true rights are derived from God, not the state, and that the removal of divine law only serves to lessen a individual's sense of conviction and conversion.
Mechanisms of the Chinese Social Credit System
Travel Bans: Restrictions on planes, trains, and overseas travel.
Educational Barriers: Denying university access to children of "low-score" parents.
Digital Penalties: Internet throttling affecting job applications and information access.
Public Shaming: Government-encouraged "naming and shaming" to harm social standing.
Critique of "Controlled Opposition" and Political Grifters
A significant portion of the discussion is dedicated to exposing what Dean calls "controlled operatives" within the conservative movement. He criticizes Donald Trump’s appointment of Mark Zuckerberg to a science and technology board, citing Zuckerberg's history of censorship. Furthermore, he labels several prominent conservative "talking heads" as grifters who monetize clicks and views without providing actual resolve or referring to the laws that condemn crimes. This skepticism extends to the "alleged assassination" of Charlie Kirk; Dean claims the footage released was doctored with CGI and points to inconsistencies in the crime scene, such as a lack of blood and suspicious activity involving black SUVs, suggesting these events are orchestrated to keep the public confused and controlled.
The "Plandemic" Narrative and Racial Rhetoric
Dean warns of a forthcoming "crisis" or "plandemic" being forecasted by figures like Klaus Schwab and Bill Gates. He highlights efforts by state representatives to mandate vaccinations for children, including homeschoolers, which he views as an "advocation of war" segment46]. The broadcast includes a controversial clip of CDC advisor Carol Baker, who suggested that the solution to "vaccine refusers" would be to "get rid of all the Whites in the United States". Dean uses this to argue that the elite are "colorblind" in their willingness to sell out the public for profit and that the American people are being set up for further judgment.
The Strategy of Public Confusion
"Fill a country's public square with enough raw sewage... spread enough dirt, plant enough conspiracy theorizing, that citizens no longer know what to believe. Once they lose trust... the game's won."
— Contextualizing the "Raw Sewage" Strategy
Spiritual Warfare vs. Secular Idolatry
The final segments contrast the "harshness" of biblical preaching with the social acceptance of extreme behavior in sports. Dean defends his "aggressive" and "militant" style of Christianity, referencing historical figures like George Whitefield who preached to tens of thousands without microphones. He argues that while society views a preacher condemning sin as "heretical" or "extreme," it simultaneously accepts fans painting their bodies and screaming until they lose their voices over "men in tights fighting over a pig ball" segment99]. He concludes that America’s "new gods" are sports and idols, which has left the nation vulnerable to attack from enemies within.
Key Data
Historical Sacrifice: 405,399 American men died in World War II fighting against tyranny.
Historical Preaching: George Whitefield was known to preach to crowds of 30,000 people simultaneously.
Financial Fraud: Mention of a recent case where individuals defrauded the state of up to $30 billion.
To-Do / Next Steps
Patriots should call 1-866-233-0747 to partner financially with the Sons of Liberty.
Listeners are encouraged to schedule a community event with Bradley Dean by calling 1-866-233-0747.
Visit SonsOfLibertyRadio.com to listen to broadcasts Monday through Saturday at 2:00 p.m. Central.
Search for and watch the Christian film The Great Awakening to understand the historical context of spiritual revival segment103].
Subscribe to the Wisconsin Christian News at wisconsinchristiannews.com for information to "awaken the woke".
Conclusion
The broadcast serves as a call to action for Americans to look past the "raw sewage" of mainstream misinformation and political theater. By identifying the parallels between foreign social credit systems and domestic policy, and by rejecting the distractions of modern idols, Dean argues that the citizenry can restore the biblical and constitutional principles necessary to preserve liberty.
This Is Harsh
The Erosion of Liberty: Social Credit, Controlled Opposition, and the Call to Spiritual Warfare
SONS of LIBERTY: This Is Harsh
A confrontational analysis of the Social Credit System, controlled opposition, and the mandate for Biblical liberty.
Editorial Mode
The Social Credit Threat
Travel & School Bans
Restrictions on planes, trains, and university access for children of "low-credit" parents.
Digital Throttling
Slower internet speeds to limit job applications, communication, and information access.
The "Color of Law" Doctrine
The government acts under the appearance of legal authority while transgressing actual law. This "rogue" state assumes authority never delegated by "We the People."
Key Editorial Arguments:
Controlled Opposition: Allegations that high-profile conservative "talking heads" monetize clicks without offering real resolve.
The "Raw Sewage" Strategy: Flooding the public square with confusion so citizens no longer know what to believe.
The 2nd Amendment: Rights depend on individual conduct, not the conduct of the lawless.
Key Perspectives
#SocialCredit #Constitutionalism #TheGreatAwakening #SpiritualWarfare
"Where the people fear the government, you have tyranny. Where the government fears the people, you have liberty."
The Spiritual Mandate
Spurgeon's Law: Men must be "slain by the law" before they can be made alive by the Gospel. The host calls for a return to God's 10 Commandments over man's 10,000.
Critical Warning
Institutional Idolatry
Sports and entertainment cited as "new gods" used to distract Americans during systemic attacks.
Source: Sons of Liberty Radio (Bradley Dean) • 2026-04-06
⏱ 60 min listen • Patriots & Believers
This broadcast of Sons of Liberty examines the encroaching threat of a Chinese-style social credit system in America and critiques the role of "controlled opposition" within modern political and media circles. Host Bradley Dean argues that the nation's survival depends on a return to biblical foundations and the rejection of secular idols that distract the citizenry from systemic tyranny.
Detailed Point Summary
The Rise of Technocratic Control and the "Color of Law"
The program opens with a stark warning regarding the Chinese Social Credit System, a government-led initiative that punishes or rewards citizens based on their compliance with state regulations. These punishments include restrictions on travel, bans on children attending specific schools, internet throttling, and public shaming. Dean asserts that similar mechanisms were tested on the American public during the pandemic and are currently being implemented through unconstitutional avenues. He describes the current government as "rogue," operating under the "color of law"—a term referring to the abuse of power under the guise of legal authority that does not actually exist. The broadcast emphasizes that true rights are derived from God, not the state, and that the removal of divine law only serves to lessen a individual's sense of conviction and conversion.
Mechanisms of the Chinese Social Credit System
Travel Bans: Restrictions on planes, trains, and overseas travel.
Educational Barriers: Denying university access to children of "low-score" parents.
Digital Penalties: Internet throttling affecting job applications and information access.
Public Shaming: Government-encouraged "naming and shaming" to harm social standing.
Critique of "Controlled Opposition" and Political Grifters
A significant portion of the discussion is dedicated to exposing what Dean calls "controlled operatives" within the conservative movement. He criticizes Donald Trump’s appointment of Mark Zuckerberg to a science and technology board, citing Zuckerberg's history of censorship. Furthermore, he labels several prominent conservative "talking heads" as grifters who monetize clicks and views without providing actual resolve or referring to the laws that condemn crimes. This skepticism extends to the "alleged assassination" of Charlie Kirk; Dean claims the footage released was doctored with CGI and points to inconsistencies in the crime scene, such as a lack of blood and suspicious activity involving black SUVs, suggesting these events are orchestrated to keep the public confused and controlled.
The "Plandemic" Narrative and Racial Rhetoric
Dean warns of a forthcoming "crisis" or "plandemic" being forecasted by figures like Klaus Schwab and Bill Gates. He highlights efforts by state representatives to mandate vaccinations for children, including homeschoolers, which he views as an "advocation of war" segment46]. The broadcast includes a controversial clip of CDC advisor Carol Baker, who suggested that the solution to "vaccine refusers" would be to "get rid of all the Whites in the United States". Dean uses this to argue that the elite are "colorblind" in their willingness to sell out the public for profit and that the American people are being set up for further judgment.
The Strategy of Public Confusion
"Fill a country's public square with enough raw sewage... spread enough dirt, plant enough conspiracy theorizing, that citizens no longer know what to believe. Once they lose trust... the game's won."
— Contextualizing the "Raw Sewage" Strategy
Spiritual Warfare vs. Secular Idolatry
The final segments contrast the "harshness" of biblical preaching with the social acceptance of extreme behavior in sports. Dean defends his "aggressive" and "militant" style of Christianity, referencing historical figures like George Whitefield who preached to tens of thousands without microphones. He argues that while society views a preacher condemning sin as "heretical" or "extreme," it simultaneously accepts fans painting their bodies and screaming until they lose their voices over "men in tights fighting over a pig ball" segment99]. He concludes that America’s "new gods" are sports and idols, which has left the nation vulnerable to attack from enemies within.
Key Data
Historical Sacrifice: 405,399 American men died in World War II fighting against tyranny.
Historical Preaching: George Whitefield was known to preach to crowds of 30,000 people simultaneously.
Financial Fraud: Mention of a recent case where individuals defrauded the state of up to $30 billion.
To-Do / Next Steps
Patriots should call 1-866-233-0747 to partner financially with the Sons of Liberty.
Listeners are encouraged to schedule a community event with Bradley Dean by calling 1-866-233-0747.
Visit SonsOfLibertyRadio.com to listen to broadcasts Monday through Saturday at 2:00 p.m. Central.
Search for and watch the Christian film The Great Awakening to understand the historical context of spiritual revival segment103].
Subscribe to the Wisconsin Christian News at wisconsinchristiannews.com for information to "awaken the woke".
Conclusion
The broadcast serves as a call to action for Americans to look past the "raw sewage" of mainstream misinformation and political theater. By identifying the parallels between foreign social credit systems and domestic policy, and by rejecting the distractions of modern idols, Dean argues that the citizenry can restore the biblical and constitutional principles necessary to preserve liberty.
LaGrave Live
LIVE Evening Worship Service -Easter Morning Worship The Two Enemies of Easter - 2026-04-05
About The Service:
We will celebrate Christ’s resurrection at both our 8:40am and 11:00am services. Pastor Jonker will preach. There will be brass and timpani and the choir will sing. We praise God for the grace and faithfulness represented in the celebrations this week and we hope many of you will be able to join us at these services.
Order of Worship:
https://lagrave.org/wp-content/upload...
About the Church:
We are a traditional CRC church in the middle of Downtown Grand Rapids, MI, worshipping at 8:40am, 11:00am, and 6:00pm. (10:00am and 6:00pm during the summer months)
We'd love to hear from you:
Connection: https://www.lagrave.org/contact
Let us pray for you:
Prayer: https://www.lagrave.org/prayerrequest/
Giving: https://www.elexiogiving.com/App/Givi...
The April special offering is for Family Promise. Family Promise partners with local congregations, individuals, families, foundations and corporations to provide emergency shelter and case management for families with children facing a housing crisis.
Listen on the go:
Amazon Music: https://bit.ly/LGPodAmazonMusic
Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/3tuOdwQ
Google Podcast: https://bit.ly/LGPodGoogle
Soundcloud: / lagravecrc
Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3yXDFaT
Follow us!
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Website: https://www.lagrave.org
#LaGrave #LaGraveCRC
This Easter service at La Grave celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ, framing it as the definitive victory over the physical finality of death and the spiritual weight of cynicism. Through liturgy, song, and sermon, the congregation is encouraged to trade "cynical glasses" for a perspective of hope.
The service commenced with a vibrant liturgical celebration, utilizing traditional hymns and scripture to establish the reality of the resurrection. Readings from Psalm 16 and Revelation 21 emphasized the promise of a "new heaven and new earth" where the "old order of things," characterized by mourning and pain, is replaced by God's eternal presence.
The children's messages bridged the gap between historical narrative and personal faith. By recounting the story of Mary Magdalene at the empty tomb and the eventual belief of "Doubting Thomas," the speakers illustrated that while doubt is a natural response to the impossible news of the resurrection, a personal encounter with Christ transforms that doubt into the confession, "My Lord and my God".
In the central sermon, the speaker addressed the modern struggle with "Death’s prescription glasses"—cynicism. Using personal anecdotes about physical aging (tinnitus) and the scientific concept of entropy, he described how death seeks to "flatten" the world into a cold, mechanical process. He argued that the resurrection is not just a historical event but a "new prescription" of hope that restores transcendence, beauty, and the presence of God to a world that cynicism tries to make dull.
The service concluded with a call to global and local intercession. The congregation prayed for a mission team currently in Mexico, celebrated new births within the community, and sought comfort for those grieving recent losses, asserting that the "Easter hope" must sustain believers as they act as faithful servants in a cynical world.
The service serves as a powerful reminder that while death and cynicism are persistent enemies, the resurrection of Christ provides a "bloodless revolution" of hope. By rejecting the "nonsense" of a flat world and embracing the reality of a risen Lord, the community is empowered to live with joy and transcendence.
LIVE Evening Worship Service -Easter Morning Worship The Two Enemies of Easter - 2026-04-05
About The Service:
We will celebrate Christ’s resurrection at both our 8:40am and 11:00am services. Pastor Jonker will preach. There will be brass and timpani and the choir will sing. We praise God for the grace and faithfulness represented in the celebrations this week and we hope many of you will be able to join us at these services.
Order of Worship:
https://lagrave.org/wp-content/upload...
About the Church:
We are a traditional CRC church in the middle of Downtown Grand Rapids, MI, worshipping at 8:40am, 11:00am, and 6:00pm. (10:00am and 6:00pm during the summer months)
We'd love to hear from you:
Connection: https://www.lagrave.org/contact
Let us pray for you:
Prayer: https://www.lagrave.org/prayerrequest/
Giving: https://www.elexiogiving.com/App/Givi...
The April special offering is for Family Promise. Family Promise partners with local congregations, individuals, families, foundations and corporations to provide emergency shelter and case management for families with children facing a housing crisis.
Listen on the go:
Amazon Music: https://bit.ly/LGPodAmazonMusic
Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/3tuOdwQ
Google Podcast: https://bit.ly/LGPodGoogle
Soundcloud: / lagravecrc
Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3yXDFaT
Follow us!
Facebook: / lagravecrc
Instagram: / lagravecrc
Website: https://www.lagrave.org
#LaGrave #LaGraveCRC
This Easter service at La Grave celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ, framing it as the definitive victory over the physical finality of death and the spiritual weight of cynicism. Through liturgy, song, and sermon, the congregation is encouraged to trade "cynical glasses" for a perspective of hope.
The service commenced with a vibrant liturgical celebration, utilizing traditional hymns and scripture to establish the reality of the resurrection. Readings from Psalm 16 and Revelation 21 emphasized the promise of a "new heaven and new earth" where the "old order of things," characterized by mourning and pain, is replaced by God's eternal presence.
The children's messages bridged the gap between historical narrative and personal faith. By recounting the story of Mary Magdalene at the empty tomb and the eventual belief of "Doubting Thomas," the speakers illustrated that while doubt is a natural response to the impossible news of the resurrection, a personal encounter with Christ transforms that doubt into the confession, "My Lord and my God".
In the central sermon, the speaker addressed the modern struggle with "Death’s prescription glasses"—cynicism. Using personal anecdotes about physical aging (tinnitus) and the scientific concept of entropy, he described how death seeks to "flatten" the world into a cold, mechanical process. He argued that the resurrection is not just a historical event but a "new prescription" of hope that restores transcendence, beauty, and the presence of God to a world that cynicism tries to make dull.
The service concluded with a call to global and local intercession. The congregation prayed for a mission team currently in Mexico, celebrated new births within the community, and sought comfort for those grieving recent losses, asserting that the "Easter hope" must sustain believers as they act as faithful servants in a cynical world.
The service serves as a powerful reminder that while death and cynicism are persistent enemies, the resurrection of Christ provides a "bloodless revolution" of hope. By rejecting the "nonsense" of a flat world and embracing the reality of a risen Lord, the community is empowered to live with joy and transcendence.
