What's Happening in Minneapolis and Why You're Being Played

Two U.S. citizens are dead. Thousands of federal agents are on the ground in Minneapolis. Millions of people have already picked a side and most of them have no idea they just walked into a trap.

This episode, we're pulling back the curtain on something called a color revolution — a sophisticated, coordinated playbook for political destabilization that's been used to overthrow governments across the globe for the past 25 years. We're talking about how it works, who funds it, and... here's where it gets uncomfortable, how the exact same pattern is playing out in Minneapolis right now.

But here's the thing: this isn't a "side" episode. We're not here to tell you ICE is good or bad. We're not here to tell you the protesters are heroes or villains. We're here to show you how the framework itself — regardless of which side you're on — is designed to shut down your ability to think independently.

Because that's the real play. Not the shootings. Not the protests. Not the funding. The real play is capturing YOUR mind and turning you into a tribal soldier defending a position you never actually chose.

We break down the seven-stage color revolution playbook. We map it directly onto what's happening in Minneapolis... the coordinated tracking networks, the pre-positioned infrastructure, the funding from some of the biggest foundations on the planet, the rapid mobilization, the unified messaging. All documented. All on the record.

Then we get into the uncomfortable part: how you're being manipulated by the algorithm, by the media, by your own emotions... into picking a side and defending it like your life depends on it.

It doesn't. But someone's engagement metrics do.

This is TrapThink. And this episode is a test. Are you thinking... or are you just reacting?

Find out.

This is TrapThink. Stay skeptical. Stay curious. Stay free.

You may or may not know it, but you are trapped. Every piece of media you consume—cable news, social media, podcasts, even your search results—is designed to pull you into a specific way of thinking. Not to inform you. To capture you.

This is the first episode of TrapThink, and we're starting with the most important question: How much of what you believe is actually yours?

In this episode, we break down how the trap works using real examples—from the marriage debate to COVID-19. We examine how we've been trained to argue within boundaries we never questioned, how we drifted into tribes without realizing it, and why disagreement has been weaponized into moral warfare.

You'll hear about:

• The marriage debate trap: Why we're fighting over government benefits instead of asking why the state controls the definition in the first place
• How COVID turned philosophical disagreements into tribal warfare in real time
• Why most people don't watch both CNN and Fox News—and what that reveals about how we seek truth
• The algorithm's role in curating your reality and keeping you engaged through outrage
• Why belonging became confused with believing, and what it costs you to stay in the script your tribe handed you

This isn't about picking a new side or joining a different tribe. It's about recognizing where the traps are—and realizing the door was never actually locked.

If you're tired of performing. Tired of pretending. Tired of defending positions you inherited instead of chose. If you want to ask real questions and have real conversations, even when it's uncomfortable—you're in the right place.

Truth doesn't need your tribe. It doesn't need your defense. It doesn't care about your talking points.

Truth just is.

And if we want to find it, we have to stop performing for our tribes and start asking harder questions.

You are trapped. But you don't have to stay that way.

The question is: are you ready to find out what's on the other side?

This is TrapThink. Stay skeptical. Stay curious. Stay free.