Veterans Radio Host Battles Parkinsons 5th Gen Warfare

Continuing along with the background, he is a media personality. He's hosted Tipping Point with Boone Cutler, a radio show focused on veteran issues and the warfighter perspective. He was also diagnosed with early onset Parkinson's in 2012 from a wartime injury, leading him to raise awareness about such injuries within the veteran community. And I was surprised to read that about him because just talking to him, you would never guess that. But he's also an advocate for alternative therapies, promotes alternative medical treatments for veterans, including cannabis, stem cells, psychedelics, and hormone replacement therapy. I did not get to ask him about any of that, although I wanted to spend a lot of time on it. So hopefully there will be another one where we can talk about that more in depth. And finally, the last point here is he frequently speaks at events and conferences such as the 2019 Vet Expo, where he addresses the challenges veterans face during their transition to civilian life. You know, I mentioned that I met him at a Clay Clark event where he was a speaker. And in this episode, we discuss some of the things that I've talked about in the bio here, particularly leaning towards fifth generation warfare. And in the next book, with General Michael Flynn. I do wanna say one more quick disclaimer before I run the episode itself. You know, all the guests that I talk to have different opinions than me. Not in all ways, but you know, I haven't had a single guest where I agree with absolutely everything they say. And I don't think I'll ever have a guest like that unless I'm interviewing like a clone of myself. My point here is that, you know, he says a few things that I'm expecting some viewers maybe don't agree with, or maybe they have differing opinions on certain views that he holds. And that's totally fine, right? This is an open platform for anyone who's willing to have respectful dialogue on healthy and awake topics. And so Sergeant Boone Cutler is really a perfect guest for many, many reasons. I hope to have him back. I hope you enjoy this episode. And I think that's everything. So without further ado, Sergeant Boone Cutler. So Boone, part of the reason I wanted to speak with you today is because fifth generation warfare is a big part of what I talk about. And ultimately, I don't think people can really make healthy decisions if they're basically under constant attack, under constant influence campaigns, nudging their decisions when most of them don't even realize this is happening. And I have your books here. I have the first one, Fifth Generation Warfare that you wrote with General Michael Flynn. I have the second one on AI. I'm working on getting the third one, which I do want to talk to you about. And I have, I believe this is your first book, Call Sign Voodoo. Is that right? Your first book? Yeah, Call Sign Voodoo was my first book that I authored actually during my tour in Iraq. in 2005, 2006 in Sadr City, and it was finished during my time at Walter Reed after I was medevaced out of Iraq. So I talk about the war and what that did, the soldier perspective, very much on the ground, very visceral in that book. And I'll say, that was 2005, 2006, some of my opinions have changed over time because more information has come out about the whole situation. But I will say as far as a soldier story goes, that's about as raw and as real as you're going to get. Yeah. Well, by the way, thank you for your service and everything you've done for our country. I do appreciate it. And I know my audience does too. And well, with regard to fifth generation warfare, I mean, there are so many questions I have, but maybe let's set the scene first because I often hear fifth generation warfare used the same as cognitive warfare.