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Was America founded as a Christian Nation, or is that the most dangerous lie in modern American politics?
Join Jim, an Army combat veteran who swore an oath to defend the Constitution, as he takes on the widespread propaganda of the Christian Nationalist movement. This isn't just an academic debate; for a soldier who swore to protect our republic, it's a matter of honor.
Each episode of False Foundation deconstructs the historical myths, half-truths, and outright lies used to build the "False Foundation" of a theocratic America. Using primary sources and a soldier's eye for strategy, Jim exposes the Cognitive Warfare campaign designed to hijack American history—from the real story of the Pilgrims to the fabricated prayers of the Founders.
If you believe in the secular republic, value historical truth, and are concerned about the rise of authoritarianism, this is the podcast for you. It's time to defend the real foundation of our country.
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This episode exposes a growing movement in Pennsylvania where armed religious groups, theonomy advocates, and legal operatives are reshaping local politics, schools, and community life.
From the Rod of Iron Ministries’ rifle-worshipping pageantry to the Mid-Atlantic Reformation Society’s push for …
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This episode maps the CNP's six-step "kill chain" (Find, Fix, Track, Target, Engage, Assess) and shows how coordinated influence operations are used to undermine public schools, transfer education funds to private networks, and enforce a rigid family ideology. It walks through the methods—fear narr…
Episode Title: Ep 12: The Architects of Christian Nationalism: Inside the Council for National Policy (Part I)
Episode Description: The Religious Right isn't a grassroots movement of concerned moral citizens. It is a top-down intelligence operation.
If you want to understand the rise of Christian…
June 8, 1809, Greenwich Village. A 72-year-old Thomas Paine is buried without honors despite being the voice of the Revolution who wrote Common Sense and The American Crisis. He helped winter soldiers at Valley Forge and shaped the idea of a secular republic.
After speaking against organized relig…
This episode examines the fatal shooting of Renee Good and the rapid, misleading political rhetoric that followed, exploring how preemptive messaging and media ecosystems shaped public perception.
It explains "cognitive warfare" and the "cognitive firewall"—how conservative Christian nationalism a…
Jim breaks down a startling statistic: 41% of American Christians say God mandates them to lead seven key sectors of society, and explains how the Seven Mountains Mandate repackages dominionist theology into a strategy for institutional capture.
He traces the movement’s roots, shows how it seeks i…
This episode examines how Freemasonry functioned as the communication, trust, and organizational network that helped forge the United States. It traces the shift from operative stonecutters to speculative lodges, explains Masonic rituals and symbols, and shows how founders like Washington and Frank…
This episode dismantles the myth that the U.S. Constitution was founded as a Christian charter, exploring the founders' deist beliefs, key Enlightenment influences, and evidence like the Treaty of Tripoli and Jefferson's writings.
Through examples — Franklin's pragmatism, Paine's radical critique,…
In this episode we explore the 1797 Senate ratification of the Treaty of Tripoli and its controversial Article 11, which states that "the government of the United States of America is not, in any sense, founded on the Christian religion."
We trace the context: American sailors captured and enslave…
This episode debunks the myth that Revolutionary pastors were the true commanders of 1776, showing instead how founders used the pulpit as a mass‑communication tool and how clergy were enlisted as political broadcasters.
It draws lines to modern Christian nationalism — from a pastor preaching with…
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