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Terribly Vexed

Terribly Vexed

De : Josh Branson and Justin Perleoni
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 Dive in and join conspiriologists and long time friends Josh Branson & Justin Perleoni on a journey into the uncertain. From government shenanigans and covert operations to haunted houses and creepy cryptids, the fellas at Terribly Vexed are on the case.Josh Branson and Justin Perleoni Sciences sociales
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    • Strategy of Tension: The United States of Israel

      Strategy of Tension: The United States of Israel
      Jan 15 2026
      In this episode of Terribly Vexed, Josh and Justin attempt to tackle the week’s current events… and Justin immediately treats it like an open-book test he didn’t study for. Josh carries the conversation like a one-man think tank while Justin delivers a masterclass in confident cluelessness — the kind that makes you wince, laugh, and then wince again.We dive deep into Israel’s latest moves and the chaotic chessboard of South America, where Justin confidently asserts “facts” that evaporate faster than his credibility. From there, Josh unpacks suicidal empathy — the West’s self-sabotaging habit of prioritizing feelings over survival — while Justin nods along like he’s heard of geopolitics before (spoiler: he hasn’t).The real fun begins when we hit problem-reaction-solution and strategy of tension — classic power-play frameworks that Josh explains with surgical precision. Justin’s contributions? Bold, wrong, and increasingly desperate, culminating in the moment he realizes he’s been mansplaining his own ignorance for 20 straight minutes.We cap it all off with a wild ride through the dark history of Mandingo fighting — the brutal, manufactured gladiatorial nightmare of American slavery that’s equal parts horrifying and surreal. Josh drops some facts. Justin tries to help, but only makes it worse. By the end, Justin is quietly contemplating the sweet release of muting his own microphone forever.If you enjoy watching a host slowly realize he’s the episode’s cautionary tale, this one’s for you. Josh does the heavy lifting. Justin does the heavy cringing.If you like the podcast, please rate, review, and subscribe on ⁠Apple Podcasts⁠, tell a friend, and let us know! To get in touch, you can send us an email at terriblyvexedpodcast@gmail.com, hit us up on ⁠Instagram⁠ @terriblyvexedpodcast, subscribe and comment on our ⁠YouTube⁠ page, or visit us at ⁠terriblyvexed.com⁠ to send us a message!LINKS:⁠Resource War WIKI⁠⁠Venezuela’s Maduro Offered the U.S. His Nation’s Riches to Avoid Conflict⁠⁠Venezuela to export $2 billion worth of oil to US in deal with Washington⁠⁠Chile Blames Israelis For Breaking Rules At National Parks⁠⁠The growing Israeli foothold in South America: Three new battlegrounds⁠⁠Retired Argentinian general claims Israelis caused Patagonia wildfires in antisemitic conspiracy⁠⁠Argentina’s Javier Milei launches group to boost Israel-Latin America ties⁠⁠Andinia Plan WIKI⁠⁠What resources does Venezuela have — apart from the world’s most oil?⁠⁠Proposals for a Jewish State WIKI⁠⁠British Uganda Programme WIKI⁠⁠'Parasitic thinking and suicidal empathy' the ‘perfect cocktail’ to end the West - YouTube⁠⁠The West's Suicidal Empathy | Dr. Gad Saad - YouTube⁠⁠The Problem-Reaction-Solution Dynamics: Using Fear as Currency⁠⁠Strategy of Tension WIKI⁠⁠Operation Gladio WIKI⁠⁠Operation Northwoods WIKI⁠⁠Was There Really “Mandingo Fighting,” Like in Django Unchained?
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      1 h et 35 min
    • Weather or Not? - Weather Modification Explained (Mostly)

      Weather or Not? - Weather Modification Explained (Mostly)
      Sep 12 2025
      In this episode, we take a deep dive into the controversial and often misunderstood subject of weather modification. For decades, governments and research programs have experimented with techniques to alter weather patterns, influence storms, and even manage global climate conditions.We trace the history of these efforts, from Cold War–era operations that attempted to weaken hurricanes, clear jungles, and seed rain over combat zones, to modern research into ionospheric manipulation, marine cloud brightening, and large-scale solar radiation management. Along the way, we examine the scientific principles behind these projects, the political motives that drove them, and the ethical questions they continue to raise.The conversation also looks at the concept of albedo modification, proposals to reflect sunlight back into space, and how these ideas could shape the future of climate intervention. While some of these programs are openly documented, others remain the subject of speculation, secrecy, and conspiracy.This episode asks the bigger questions: Should humanity attempt to control the weather? What risks come with tampering on such a massive scale? And how much of what we’ve been told about these programs can be taken at face value?If you like the podcast, please rate, review, and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, tell a friend, and let us know! To get in touch, you can send us an email at terriblyvexedpodcast@gmail.com, hit us up on Instagram @terriblyvexedpodcast, subscribe and comment on our YouTube page, or visit us at terriblyvexed.com to send us a message!LINKS:HAARP Official SiteProject StormfuryOperation PopeyeOperation Ranch HandOperation Sea SprayProject CumulusProject 112Alberta Hail ProjectOperation LACOperation Dew2024 UAE FloodsAlameda nixes climate geoengineering experiment to test technology that could mitigate global warming - CBS NewsAngels Don't Play This HAARP by Nick Begich and Jeane ManningEnvironmental Modification Convention
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      2 h et 55 min
    • Epstein: Case Closed

      Epstein: Case Closed
      Jul 15 2025

      After an extended break that left listeners wondering if the podcast had quietly joined the ranks of mysterious disappearances, Josh and Justin are finally back behind the mics. Josh is convinced the show’s over, Justin’s over it, and maybe the world is too—but Justin disagrees. Vehemently. In this episode, the guys open up about the reasons behind the hiatus, what’s been going on off-air, and whether the Terribly Vexed Podcast has a future (spoiler: it does, probably).

      Meanwhile, the conversation quickly veers off the rails in classic Terribly Vexed fashion. The Epstein case resurfaces, Trump’s legal drama gets unpacked, and the boys take a hard look at weather modification in Texas—because, honestly, it’s starting to feel like someone’s got a remote control for the sky. There's talk of government deception, the suspicious “suicide” of Danny Casolaro, and why no one seemed remotely bothered when an insurance CEO was mysteriously killed. Add in a sharp *Fletch* reference from Josh (that Justin, naturally, nails), and it’s clear these two haven’t lost their rhythm.

      It’s a slightly more grounded return, full of late-night energy, half-joking paranoia, and those moments of “wait, are we the only ones paying attention to this?” If this episode proves anything, it’s that the podcast isn’t dead—it just went underground for a bit.


      LINKS:The 14th Amendment

      Operation Wetback WIKI

      Problem, Reaction, Solution

      CNN: Mexicans Protest Americans Moving Into Their Neighborhoods

      Palantir Technologies

      Julius and Ethel Rosenberg

      Epstein House Destroyed

      The Israeli "Art Student" Mystery

      Inslaw

      Development Of PROMIS

      The Octopus: Secret Government and the Death of Danny Casolaro

      Unsolved Mysteries - Danny Casolaro

      The Life and Death of Robert Maxwell

      Samuel Pisar
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      2 h et 26 min
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