Spiritual Battle in a Corrupt World | Commentary

This week's commentary with Leighton Grey... Are masks back in vogue for the health officials of Canada? When we follow the trail of money and control what do we see behind the masks and the data fraud, hiding the toxicity of proposed solutions? Listen to Litigation Lawyer, Leighton Grey's weekly commentary.

You may have noticed that so many of our traditional concepts of beauty are under attack? I explain why that's happening and reveal some ways we can prevent this from destroying our cherished traditions. Listen to Cancelled: the deconstruction of beauty and truth in western culture.

Is it bad policy that drives debt and inflation? We can see the causes of inflation. We can also see the payoff and pain of debt. Author Richard Vague and Leighton Grey have an eye opening discussion about economy, debt and how it can stimulate the economy for the better, if used responsibly. With cost and inflation at an all-time high in Canada, what is the solution when calamity drives costs up and makes life more difficult and expensive? Watch & listen to find out. 

What are the dangers of AI? This humanizing technology is already being used to create images, author books, and even mimic celebrities. The question isn't whether this technology will be exploited maliciously, but rather when it will occur. Will you be able to detect it? In my recent commentary, I uncover the alarming threats associated with AI and provide insights on safeguarding yourself.

Richard Battle, inspiring author and speaker, shares the gift of hope with Leighton in today's episode. Finding reasons to be hopeful can sometimes be a difficult and daunting task especially as our society becomes more disconnected from God and His word. Find out how Richard, inspired by the power of God's word, used writing to turn his life around after the death of his son and how he continues others to inspire others to never lose hope.

No one talks about conspiracy theories anymore. They have all come true. Can there still be any lingering doubt that the most oppressed Canadian minority is the individual, and that our greatest enemy is blind faith in the existence of a benign state which plunders and oppresses society in the collective public interest? Listen to Litigation Lawyer, Leighton Grey's weekly commentary.