041426 Watch This Movie; 6 Ways To Spot A Redcoat; 1968 Recording BBC Jaw Drop

In this thought-provoking episode of Kate Dalley Radio, host Kate Dalley dissects the psychological manipulation behind modern political theater, using a 1968 BBC show called *Newsbenders* as a chilling blueprint for today’s deep state operations. She argues that the U.S. government, media, and political discourse are orchestrated by a hidden elite who use fear—especially the threat of nuclear war and emergency powers—to control the population. Drawing from the show’s revelation that a small group in six global cities controls world events, Dalley warns that figures like Trump, Biden, and Obama are mere puppets, while the real power lies in unelected institutions, think tanks, and financial systems like BlackRock’s Aladdin. She emphasizes that loyalty to individuals or parties is a hallmark of a 'redcoat'—a loyalist to tyranny—citing six ways to spot such figures: blind loyalty to a person, support for arbitrary power, reliance on emergency justifications, belief in government self-judgment, acceptance of standing armies, and demand for obedience. Dalley urges listeners to reject tribalism and instead focus on constitutional principles. She also promotes *The Great Awakening*, a little-known film about George Whitefield, the 18th-century preacher who inspired a spiritual revolution preceding the American Revolution. The movie, she says, is a powerful antidote to modern brainwashing and a call to reclaim personal liberty and moral courage. The episode closes with a strong call to action: watch the film, study the Constitution, support independent media, and reject the 'Days of Our Lives' drama of politics in favor of truth and accountability.