Right Think – The David Kurten Show
Right Think - The David Kurten Show
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Right Think is a platform for truth-seekers and critical thinkers bringing you thought-provoking shows and dedicated to championing free speech and open dialogue. Stay informed with The David Kurten Show as we deliver the latest news, insightful views, and sharp commentary on pressing national and global issues. Tune in to hear from uncompromising guests—leaders, thinkers, and trailblazers—who are unafraid to speak their minds and challenge the status quo.
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The show examines a variety of pressing national and global issues with a focus on free speech and open dialogue. Key topics include government accountability, public health concerns, economic policies, and civil rights, with episode examples covering the UK Covid inquiry, the implications of torture law on grooming gangs, and critiques of economic strategies leading to inflation.
Right Think is a platform for truth-seekers and critical thinkers bringing you thought-provoking shows and dedicated to championing free speech and open dialogue.
Stay informed with The David Kurten Show as we deliver the latest news, insightful views, and sharp commentary on pressing national and global issues. Tune in to hear from uncompromising guests—leaders, thinkers, and trailblazers—who are unafraid to speak their minds and challenge the status quo.
Lynne M Taylor of the American Policy Centre joined Right Think to speak about the Noahide Laws. The Noahide Laws are virulently anti-Christian but couched in deceptive language. They were infused into education in the USA and the UK through Common Core and the National Curriculum respectively, in a deliberate strategy to change society by inverting values in children in schools. They have spread into law, politics, media and busineess and need to be understood, recognised and resisted.
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