News about Shawn Ryan

The sensational allegations were made on a podcast hosted by Shawn Ryan, a former U.S. Navy Seal speaking with veterans who have assisted with Hurricane Helene clean up efforts in North Carolina. The Democrat presidential hopeful traveled to North Carolina in the aftermath of Helene, where she stood in front of a C-17 plane, flanked by military, to pledge ongoing federal support to victims.

A 2023 Netflix spy thriller series was so popular in its debut season that it has already been greenlit for season three, months before the second has even premiered.

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According to sources, the structure is being built in Yaviza, the Rio Chuconaco - the dividing point between Central and South America and one of the most southerly points reachable by roads from North America. Until now, the Pan-American highway, which weaves through central America to South America, has reached Yaviza, which sits on the edge of Panama's 100-mile Darien Gap - a dense, lawless jungle. Millions of migrants migrate to Darien every year, but most are forced to take the journey on foot, face perilous river crossings, wild animals, and even violent criminal gangs that extort, kidnap, and abuse them. According to a study published by the Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN), this could be about to change with the building of the new bridge across the Rio Chuconaco's southern boundary, which may lead to the highway leading further south.

Michael Herrera, a retired USMC rifleman, is worried that the sinister forces that he believes are attempting to cover up the Pentagon's UFO revelations one day. Shawn Ryan, a 33-year-old podcaster, said he didn't want to die like disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein, who claims he was killed but his death was recorded as a suicide. During an exclusive interview with DailyMail.com last month, Denver-born Herrera astonishingly claimed that he and five comrades discovered a flying saucer loaded with weapons while serving in Indonesia in 2009. During the 2009 Sumatra earthquake and tsunami that devastated the area, Herrera was a 20-year-old rifleman serving on a Navy humanitarian mission. He told the Mail that while covering an airdrop of relief supplies outside of Padang's city of Padang in October, his six-man team discovered a hovering octagonal craft used by clandestine US forces. According to Herrera, they were then warned of gunpoint by unmarked US forces on the scene, who told him not to reveal his sighting of the 'flying saucer' to anyone.' Now, the former Marine claims that the threat continues to hover over him, even though helicopters have been circling his Denver home.

Only a week after the show's debut, Netflix has officially renewed the spy drama 'The Night Agent' for another season. After making it one of Netflix's most viewed shows, the streaming service has announced that production will begin on a second series.

The Young Actors' Theatre Camp is a three-day, two-night workshop, and it is being marketed as a safe place for campers to'create their own drag personas.' A recent, unspecified donation to the Santa Cruz theater company has enabled them to include a 'Pay What You Can' price point this weekend,' implying that many who want to attend the'very special weekend camp' will be able to do so for free. The camp's inaugural outing is set to begin March 31, and students will learn drag history, participate in character workshops, and come up with performance plans for a final exhibition in front of friends and families, according to the camp's announcement last week. The festival, however, has polarized, and has sparked slew of other drag events taking place around the country, and is also drawing backlash online.

Shawn Ryan, a podcaster and former Navy SEAL, published his interview with Dallas Alexander, a former commando with Canada's elite Joint Task Force 2, who came forward to reveal that he made the world-record shot in 2017, which killed an ISIS fighter in Mosul. A legal advisor to Canada's Special Operations Forces Command ordered Ryan to delete the podcast, which contained a video clip of the recording, alleging that it contained classified information in a letter sent on February 10. Ryan said he had to temporarily suspend the interview to investigate anything that could jeopardize staff or ongoing operations, but that Canada was attempting to censor Alexander for opposing CAF vaccine laws.