The humanitarian catastrophe unfolding in Gaza takes center stage as Daryl Cooper and Scott Horton examine damning testimony from a retired US special forces officer about Israeli tactics at food distribution centers. Colonel Coney Aguilera, a veteran of twelve deployments including Iraq and…
EP:5 – The Mosquito Protocol: When Power Has No Shame: Genocide, Cover-Ups, and Zero Accountability
Hey folks, welcome back to Provoked. In this episode, we dive into some of the ugliest truths behind a few major global conflicts—most of all, what’s happening right now in Gaza.
Let’s get this straight right off the bat—it’s not a war. That word gives the impression of two sides in some…
EP4: Power, Justice, and the Fragile Nature of TRUTH
The Jeffrey Epstein story refuses to fade away, despite powerful efforts to suppress it. As Daryl Cooper prepares for his appearance on Tucker Carlson’s show, he and Scott Horton discuss breaking news about a major newspaper reportedly set to release an exposé on Trump’s relationship with Epstein…
EP:3 Epstein Files Reveal No Clients: Truth or Coverup?
The Justice Department’s startling claim that Jeffrey Epstein had no clients beyond himself and Ghislaine Maxwell raises disturbing questions about power, accountability, and institutional corruption. Scott Horton and Daryl Cooper meticulously unpack the web of connections surrounding Epstein’s…
EP:2 Murder by Policy: Empire of Violence : The Complicity of American Power
What happens when a society built on “never again” becomes the very force it once condemned? In this unflinching examination of America’s role in global violence, Scott Horton and Daryl Cooper peel back the comfortable narratives we tell ourselves about being the world’s moral leaders.The…
EP:1 “Everyone starts as a 3-Year old.” How ordinary people become capable of atrocities.
The premiere episode of “Provoked” features Scott Horton and Darryl Cooper exploring the psychology of conflict and how ordinary people become participants in cycles of violence. Cooper, host of Martyr Made and former Department of Defense engineer, draws from his extensive experience working in Israel and deep historical research to unpack the complexities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.