Episode #163 – SUNDAY WIRE: ‘Mainstream Meltdown’ with guests Peter Lavelle, Vanessa Beeley

Episode #163 of SUNDAY WIRE SHOW resumes this December 4, 2016 as host Patrick Henningsen brings a 3 HOURS special broadcast of LIVE power-packed talk radio on ACR…

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This week’s edition of THE SUNDAY WIRE is on the road broadcasting LIVE from the Valley of the Sun. This week host Patrick Henningsen covers this week’s top stories in the US and internationally. In the first hour we’ll cover the latest SiliconValley attack against 21st Century Wire under the pretext of supposedly countering “fake news.” Then we’ll be joined by Peter Lavelle, the host of RT’s long-running political debate program CrossTalk, to discuss the post-Clinton reaction by the US establishment, and the how Washington and mainstream media are now aggressively pushing Russiaphobia in the US. After that, we’ll be joined by 21WIRE special contributor, Vanessa Beeley, on the ground this week in the Middle East as she investigates the Syrian Army’s historic liberation of Syria’s East Aleppo – ending the 4 year terrorist occupation of most of the city’s eastern districts. We’ll also reveal more fraudulent western-generated propaganda images and ‘fake’ narratives like, “The Last Clown in Aleppo,” as well as staged images posted by the US-UK-EU-Qatari-backed pseudo NGO known as the White Helmets who are now in meltdown mode after being roundly exposed as imposters and propagandists for the US Coalition’s failing designs on ‘regime change’ in Syria.

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