Red Beacon Daily News 07.28.2026 CIA & Fauci's Diary
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Red Beacon Daily News 07.28.2026 CIA & Fauci's Diary

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Welcome into Red Beacon Daily News July twenty eighth, twenty twenty six, brought to you by Disastercoffee dot Com. Huge Red Beacon Daily News for you today. As we get into very interesting story, CIA obtained secret information about Wuhan lab. Fauci diary shows if you haven't been briefed, there's eleven copies of Fauci's diary spread out across the internet now, and I mean they're spread out much further than that now. But at initial sort of find CIA officials obtained secret information about the high level laboratory in Wuhan, China that is lowcted near where the first COVID nineteen cases appeared. According to a newly released document, I called this thing human error a long time ago. Man. It just smelled like somebody made a mistake and walked out of the Wuhan lab. I never thought it was natural causes. I never thought it was anything like that. A CIA employee named Camille Hartman told doctor Fauci, who was at the time the head of the National Institute of Health Infectious Disease Institute, during a meeting on June fourth, twenty twenty one, that the CIA had intercepted conversations in China. According to a copy of Fauci's diary released by Senator Ram Paul on July twenty fourth, ahead of Fauci's July twenty ninth appearance before Paul's committee, quote, her major point was that she feels but the Chinese have not been transparent about what was going on in their lab, since there were no reports publicly of what they found out from their intercepts. Fauchi wrote in a transfer of pangolin viruses from researchers in Beijing to Wuhan, so that could have been the source right there the transfer quote from the journal, Eddie was talking to the Panglin's WIV was using in coronavirus studies. Kristin Anderson, one of the researchers, told colleagues, Wait, what do we know about WIV working in pangolin coronaviruses in the lab? If so, that's huge. Remember this was the wet market theory, but the Panglin wet market was where the COVID nineteen came from. That's what you were sold. Anyway, Panglin samples were collected and stored at the WIV. In twenty twenty according to twenty twenty three paper from the Chinese research experiments on Panglin coronaviruses may have led to the creation of COVID nineteen. According to a paper from the Decentralized Radical Autonomous Search Team investigating the drast COVID nineteen, No, it's the DRS t oh, it's the drastic group. That's funny. Fauci said in his diary that during June fourth. During the June fourth meeting twenty twenty one, the CIA briefers also conveyed that quote, they have information from sources that unknown experiments were conducted by the military in Wuhan. Fauci said that CIA personnel were quote naive and uninformed, and he felt that at one point he was being questioned prompting him to wonder whether he should have a lawyer with him or not. He said, there is something fishy here. So I mean, you know, this is a great lesson. At this point, all we can do is look back at this as a great lesson and say to ourselves, it is what it is. There's no going back, there's no fixing things. Fauci's likely not wind up in any trouble, nor is anyone else. China is not going to get reprimanded for spreading the virus across the world. They've kind of dug themselves their own hole. But that's a different story for a different day. But it still is, you know, it still is an interesting thing, and it should act as a historical reminder of what governments and medias can do when combined, when combined and motivated and paid off and all of the above. This is a wound that we should never allow to heal. It should always ache a bit whenever we see the government and the media working hand in hand to explain some sort of situation or you know, what's most common is attacking one's freedoms. Right. We've been over backwards for a long time. We got tired of it until we realized something wasn't adding up. There's a lot of people out there that believe the COVID measures were a test for something much bigger, and who knows if that's true or not. If so, I think it might have been a bad move, right because now we're going to be dealing with people who are well aware of what's going on, you know what I mean? Yeah, I don't know. I don't know if there's possible redemption or retribution. You know, there's a bunch of people walking around with an experimental vaccine in their arm, in their body. There's no retribution for that. You can't fix that, can't fix that, So we have to learn from it. That's all we can do is learn from it. Right now, Maybe you know I, personally, I wouldn't mind getting all our YouTube videos back over the preper broadcasting network. We had been nuped off of the YouTube platform for daring, daring to question the elections in twenty twenty. We were booted off for that, and we were booted off for daring question the makeup of the vaccine and whether or not it would have negative effects on humanity, or whether or not we even needed it or have heard immunity was the way to go, And I think, you know, I think it's kind of speaks for itself. Now, let's talk about eyes on AI, shall we. You're AI assistant here. We've got a bit of a news situation. It's a very interesting day for artificial intelligence here at Red Beacon Media. While you likely won't get the interview today, you will or I will rather be interviewing a man who is a professional contractor in business in the business of building data centers currently hands on, you know, hammers in hand building data centers. And I think this is going to be a very interesting conversation. I think it's going to add a lot of gray area to the whole data center situation. I'm not looking to unveil any great conspiracy with him from him. This is his line of business. I can't imagine he's going to come on and say anything really terrible about the data centers, right, but it is going to be nice to go right to the source and talk about what's happening with these things being built, you know what I mean. And you know, there's like I said, there's two sides to every coin. There's a lot of weird and dark things going on when it comes to data centers. I have a feeling after today's show, we're going to find out there's also a lot of people, a lot of families in the United States of America right now, who are eating good because the data centers, right, if you forget these things don't build themselves, right, there's a bunch of Americans who are building them getting paid, getting paid good money, you know, based on the investments, probably getting paid really good money, and you know that's a part of the equation. You may not like it, right, you may not like it, but you may also have a full belly and not be a contractor. So it's one of those things. Man. You know, some things are cutting dry, but a lot of them are not. So in just a few hours, a couple hours, I'll be conducting that interview. We'll get it polished up, we'll get it posted at Red Beaconmedia dot com on the Red Beacon Media podcast, and it'll also be up at the Prepper Broadcasting Network as well. So tune in. Man, it's going to be a very interesting conversation from a perspective, you know, from someone within these structures and you know, just a perspective of boots on the ground perspective about what's going down. I can't wait. I think it's gonna be awesome and I'm looking forward to it. Now. Prepper Tech Today, Okay, Prepper Tech Today is I'm not gonna gush too much about this because I'm gonna do a whole show about it over at Prepper Broadcasting, So I'm not gonna gush too much about it. I'm gonna gush about it. Don't get me wrong, it'll be stupid not to. But I don't know if it's Prepper tech per se. But I don't really care. What we've got going on today is well, it's a big, huge day for me. I'll just cut right to the bone. It's a big, huge day for me today and I'll explain it in more detail over at the Prepper Broadcasting Network. But what happened today is my book is released. The Ultimate Survival Tool Kid has been released. And why this is I've released books I've written I don't know ten probably books or something like that on various topics, Children's books, story books, Christmas books, prepping books, apocalypse fiction all. We're going to read out of one of them today too. We're going to read a poem from Darker Trails on the outset of the show. The big difference here is this was a book where the publisher came to me, and that was a dream of mine for a very long time. For a very long time, I had a dream about this whole idea. I'm going to go into the whole story on the Prepper Broadcasting Network because it's not a red Beacon media situation, but suffice it to say, the Ultimate Survival Toolkit is live for purchase. It looks like it's doing well because it looks like there's only ten books left in stock, which is great. Thank you all of you out there who probably purchased it already. I appreciate you guys. Man, it means a lot. Success here. It's one of those things. It's a dream come true. That's where I want to leave it. Okay, I'll tell you about the book, but I just want you all to know this is a long time dream come true that at the height of sort of conservative opinion being silenced. It was kind of built into my head. I kind of had it in my head. I said, you know, there's I'm probably never going to have a traditional published book. It's probably never going to happen for me. And that dream was bowled over, man. And now here it is. It's come true thanks to you, thanks to a lot of you out there listening to Red Beacon Media who have been with me since the Prepper Broadcasting Network. And now we get to share in this success. Man. And it's a big deal. This is more than a book. Just so you know, this is a book. This is also a little pocket tool that I used to carry in my own wallet. I think I put it in my son's wallet. I can't remember where's the tool at I want to show you the pictures and the tool and stuff. I guess they don't have a picture of the tool up close. So it's what it is. This is a great image. Let me see if it conveys over on the video. Well, yeah, this is the image. So it's more than just a book. You get the book, which is great, well done, survival skills out the wazoo, a lot of my favorite tips and tricks, a lot of you know, bushcraft esque stuff, but also the whole shebang. I mean, it's survival skills. All of the skills in the book are translated into fifty cards with a front and a back. They should have showed the front on one in the back on the other. And these cards are not as big as they're showing them here, but they're big. They're probably about a quarter the size of the book. And they're awesome. I mean. These are cards that you throw in emergency kits. These are cards that you throw on bug out bags. These are quick reference cards for things like navigation things. Every topic covered in the book making, traps making, medicine making, you know whatever it is. These little index cards, man, they're phenomenal. We worked those out, put fifty of those together. I wrote out fifty of those cards. And that's the ultimate survival toolkit right there. You're looking at it, this little metal thing. For those of you don't know, this little multi tool slips into a wallet. Right There's like, I don't remember how many tools, thirteen I think thirteen different tools in this thing. There's an edge, there's a serrated edge, there's a bladed edge, a bottle opener, a hex wrenches, parachord tightening. I mean, there's all kinds of stuff, bottle opener, I already said that, there's a lot of stuff. There's a little measurement on there, like a little ruler on there. This is the old I mean, it's a sweet gift. I can tell you that right now. So get your copy if your interested. I appreciate all of you, and like I said, I want to thank you all for bringing this into reality. Man. This is a but this is a dream of mine that I thought could never happen, and it has happened, you know, I mean, it is here. It has happened. If you do buy the book, leave me a good, honest review. I'm not looking for good reviews only. I want to know what you really think about the thing. So yeah, big day, a big day to celebrate it really is. It is a big data celebrate. We have a tendency as human beings. I'll make this brief because this is for my other This is for my other shows, not for this show. But we have a tendency as human beings. It just to not sit and think about our successes. You know. And but part of it's good and part of it's bad. But you know, you have to be real about it. Part of it is good, part of it is bad. It is, undoubtedly, though, a situation where like, you know, we should appreciate the fact that we've achieved something. You've been in that boat. Maybe you're in that boat right now, you know what I mean. Maybe you're in that position right now where you've achieved something or just recently you've achieved something. But life's so busy and it's so crazy that it is a thing. See now I'm going long. It is a thing. Though celebration used to be a big deal all the time. It used to be a big deal. It used to be a thing that we did more often. I don't feel like we celebrate enough, and it attributes to the monotone life, the monochrome, monotone life that we live. Man. You know that a lot of people complain about a lot of people complain about this sort of you know, it's just so what ho hum sort of life style that we live. And I think some of it has to do with the fact that we don't celebrate like we should. I would be celebrating today. I'm gonna do a whole show, start to finish on PBN about being an author, writing books, dreams, past books, the whole thing, and I don't care. I'm just gonna have fun with it, you know what I mean. I'm gonna have fun with it because today's a day for that. The work is done, the work is behind me, the editing, the whole thing. The book is out. It's time to celebrate and be happy, be excited, be happy. You know what I mean. You've achieved something. You've all been there. And the reason I'm saying it is not just to myself, but it's also you know, to you guys. Let's get into darker Trails. I'm looking at the cover of Darker Trails right now for those of you who are not watching the video, and I'm realizing that there's something about the black, off white and red that I really like. This is the thing. This is a color scheme for me. Because I wrote this book in twenty eighteen, I think, right, was it twenty eighteen. It's a great book, man, I'm really proud of Darker Trails. Darker Trails was one of these you have twenty eighteen, one of those crazy risky books where you make a crazy risky decision. You see the cover. I actually drew the cover. The cover is charcoal, and there are multiple charcoal drawings in here, some better than others that I did them all by hand. I just decided, you know what, let's put some charcoal in here. Am I good at charcoal? Not? Really? Can I get good at it? Probably? How fast can I get good at it? That's the risk. That be the risk. So yeah, I undertook. At the same time as writing a book, I decided to also buy a big charcoal pad and try to do it and try to see what I could come up with. And uh, well, I'll tell you a little secret Darker Trails charcoal was good enough to earn a place on my sister's arm in tattoo form. Some of the illustrations are my sister had tattooed on her. And you know, you want to talk about the hierarchy of people I care about in my life. She's fighting for that top position, you know what I mean, And that's more of an honor than anything else, to be quite honest with you, So let's get into Darker Trails. Sorry to go on and on today it is an exceptional day, and I refuse to let it be anything but an exceptional day, you know what I mean. And that's what you have to do for yourself. You have to stand up for yourself in this life. So we're gonna read an excerpt because I don't want to read the whole poem. It's a long poem. It's an excerpt from a poem called in Your Time from the Darker Trails book. It's not in Poems for Men, another book of mine. It's called in your Time. We're going to read a few stanzas call the day on Red Beacon Daily News. Okay, in your time you might take the hand of a woman. Ah what power for one woman? You can collect the stars, shake them in a jar, and pour them back into the night sky, writing her dreams into the cosmos. Together, you might stand the sharp edges of suffering, the only true equality of outcome. Beware of the slanted man. His gait is strange, knees in his thighs, his eyes are backwards in his head with a golden rod, he turns over stones looking for another dime. In your time, you might bless the world with a child a crime, But who else might save the future. Don't forget you are here to be forgotten. In your time, you might stare into a dark room with the moon aloft, the competing breaths of your children and your wife, your family tucked safely in bed. You might feel the security and civility gifted to you from a forgotten man's time, from a forgotten man's blood. Blood on copper, blood on iron, blood on steel, blood on lead. In your time, you might find that all of life can be seen in a dark room, wrapped in warm blankets. And I have been well. The whole motivation for that poem was real life, real life. I can remember it like yesterday, staring into the master bedroom and hearing the dogs and the kids and the wife all snoring and breathing in there when they were the young, and being grateful another lost art in our society, being grateful for the fact that this is all just family, this is life, this is safe, this is secure. There's no bombs dropping, there's no you know what I mean, Like, everyone's gonna be all right. We do the right thing, we work hard. But even in the moment, you know, I wasn't really even looking into the future. I remember standing there and just taking the moment in and just going like, look at this, Look at this, some kid from Marcus of Pennsylvania standing here, staring into this room where all of life can be seen wrapped in warm blankets. Thank you so much, folks, I do appreciate you. Spread the word about Red Beacon Media for me. Let everybody in your life know this is a new and unique platform built for humanity. It's the best way I can put it. We'll see you tomorrow for some more Red Beacon Day
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