Julian Dorey Podcast #395: “It’s RIGGED!” - Satanism, Islam Explained & Hollywood Mind Control | Sonny & Bek

Release Date: March 14, 2026
Host: Julian Dorey
Guests: Bek Lover & Sonny Faz

Episode Overview

In this high-energy, wide-ranging episode, Julian is joined by recurring guest Bek Lover and newcomer Sonny Faz for a marathon discussion on the shadowy forces that wield influence over society—from the recent Epstein files and elite corruption, to debunking misconceptions about Islam, to examining how media and institutions foster division. The conversation is a blend of personal testimony, religious philosophy, social criticism, and moments of sharp humor, all delivered with passion and conviction.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Epstein Files, Elite Corruption & Media Manipulation

Timestamps: 02:24–12:07 | 26:32–29:05

• Who Was Epstein?

  • All agree Epstein wasn’t “just” a criminal but an operative, likely for Mossad, with clear connections to US and UK intelligence. (04:01)
  • Bek: “It seems to me that the strategy of a lot of these rogue groups... [is to] blame the Muslim boogeyman... The ringleader of that operation, Epstein, was not a Muslim.” – [03:00]
  • Cynical observations about authorities allowing Epstein’s activities because they were beneficiaries.

• Elite Culture & Child Abuse

  • Discussion of the Cindy McCain quote admitting “everyone knew” about Epstein but no one would go after him. (05:27)
  • Sonny: “You find out he’s doing that and operating from your soil... and then you let them keep going and you become a part of it.” – [04:20]

• Conspiracy & Spiritual War

  • Suggestion that recent revelations are an almost divine “final warning” where evil is no longer hidden (12:10)
  • The notion of “parasites” among the elite; Sonny’s short film on demonic influence. (09:00)

2. Media, Division & Social Psyops

• Divide & Conquer (21:25)

  • Sonny: “The whole Muslim, Christian divide—that’s only one of them... their agendas... it’s like slicing pizza until no one’s unified anymore. That’s the real problem.”

• Sensationalism & Distraction

  • The media focuses public energy on wedge issues (trans debates, left/right, gay/straight) to keep attention diverted from elite wrongdoings. (22:43)

• Carter/Nixon Anecdote (23:58)

  • Memorable Moment: Julian recounts Nixon’s advice that “domestic politics... doesn’t fucking matter... foreign policy, that’s where you change everything,” tying into how the ruling class distracts and deceives. (25:50)

3. Debunking Myths about Islam & Muslims

Media Stereotypes, Post-9/11 Narrative

Timestamps: 31:06–41:00

• Sonny and Bek break down how media misrepresents verses from the Quran—often misquoting or taking phrases out of context for fear-mongering.
  • Bek: “If you could find one video where I blame Christianity for what happened to my family, I’ll get baptized tomorrow... I would never blame the religion for the actions of a few.” [31:20]
  • Sonny: “They hold the hatred but let go of the narrative [that Muslims did 9/11]... It doesn’t make any sense, bro.” [35:15]
• Bek calls on listeners to actually read the Quran and question what they're told.
  • “If you’ve never read the book, but you believe the little excerpts you’re seeing... you are the epitome of a fool, an ignorant person, and a hypocrite.” [33:17]

Muslim 'Invasion' Narrative Debunked

Timestamps: 130:29–153:57

• Recap of their documentary travels (Dearborn, MI; Texas) reveal little evidence of the supposed “Sharia takeover.”
  • Sonny: "Islam isn't compatible with Western civilization as a Muslim, because if this Epstein stuff happened in another nation... [those guilty would] have their heads chopped off publicly... but in America, we're required by our faith to follow the laws of the land." [130:33]
• The “Muslim invasion” myth is a deliberate media/political distraction.
• First-hand accounts of Muslims donating to Christmas trees, hijabi women serving pork, and ordinary “American” Muslim life.

Islamic Principles Clarified

• Definition and Universality

  • “Islam” = ‘submission to the will of God’; “Muslim” = ‘one who submits their will to God.’ [53:13]
  • Islam is not just Muhammad; it’s the tradition of Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses, and Jesus also “submitting to God.”

• Textual Preservation

  • Sonny and Bek cite the Quran’s oral tradition and carbon-dated manuscripts as evidence of authenticity, in contrast to later-written and often-edited Christian texts. (91:07)
  • Notable quote: “People have it memorized. You could burn every single Quran and it would be back tomorrow.” – Sonny [91:07]

• Red Lines and Moderation

  • The reason for prohibitions (e.g., alcohol) is discussed—not as arbitrary rules, but measures to protect society from proven harms. (73:24)
  • Bek: “We can be moderate... but so many can’t. So because our fellow brothers and sisters struggle so much, we as a family say, ‘No, this is causing too much harm.’” [83:47]

Conversion Stories & Personal Testimony

• Sonny describes his conversion from Catholicism to Islam, led by personal study and resonance with Islam’s principles rather than dogma. [87:06]
  • “Everything I kept learning about Islam, it was like what I already believed, and it was just reaffirming it.”

4. Societal Decay & America-at-the-Crossroads

• Fall of Empires
  • Parallel drawn between decline of Rome, Ottomans, and today’s US; corruption, financial instability, and loss of values are emphasized. (17:07)
• Spiritual Crisis
  • Bek: “This is America’s last stand. God has allowed us to see the evil. Either we stand together and push back—or we’re all going to perish like the empires before us.” [12:25]

5. Moral Standards, Assimilation & Multiculturalism

• Critique of modern America’s “individualism without responsibility”—rise in children born out of wedlock, lack of accountability, declining respect for elders and family structure. (136:54)
• Assimilation discussed as a two-way street—American-ness as a shared ethos, not about erasing difference, but about uniting under broad values. (138:01)
• National and ethnic boundaries are challenged as arbitrary (“countries are just stories” – [143:06])
• Not all “white people” were ever unified; history of Irish, Italians, Albanians etc. being persecuted as outsiders.
• Tribalism, racism, and group superiority are forbidden in Islam. (144:05)

6. Hollywood, Mind Control, and Demonic Themes

• Discussion of demonic and satanic imagery becoming more overt in media/entertainment—a sign of the times and cultural decay. (09:00)
• Sonny’s short film exposes the normalization of occult themes.
• The importance of “parasites” as a metaphor for predatory elites. (08:55)

7. Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On fake news and selective skepticism:

  • Bek: “If it’s fake news once, twice, 100 times for him, why is it when the Muslim American tells you the same... you don’t believe it?” [31:20]

• On American Positivity:

  • Julian pushes back on doom: “Shit’s still standing. I remember when....the pandemic had ruined the city; somehow it came back. The sun came up, people returned.” [41:26]

• On Islam’s invitation:

  • Sonny: “Say one sentence... Do you believe there’s nothing worthy of worship except our creator? ...And I believe that Muhammad... is the final messenger. And then you’re a Muslim.” [88:41]

• On Tribalism & Borders:

  • Bek: “Countries are just stories.” [143:06]
  • “God says, I could have made you all one nation, but I didn’t, to see how stupid you are.” [141:05]

8. Challenging Conspiracies & Online Narratives

• Addressing the “Saturn Black Cube” conspiracy: the Kaaba is not Saturn worship, it used to be a rectangle, and has no idol inside. (163:12)
• “Islamist” label critiqued as a term made up by those trying to demonize Muslims. (156:07)
• Leaders of Muslim countries often don’t represent the faith or its values, especially those allied with global elites. (164:05)

Timestamps for Important Segments

• Epstein & Media Manipulation: 02:24–12:07, 26:32–29:05
• Divide & Conquer, Media Distraction: 21:25–26:32
• Islam Stereotypes & Quranic Context: 31:06–41:00, 53:01–66:00
• Personal Conversion Stories: 86:42–88:41, 87:06
• On Dearborn, Documentary & Islam in America: 130:29–153:57
• Kaaba/Black Cube Discussion: 163:12–164:05
• Tribalism, Borders & National Identity: 143:06–144:37
• Summing Up / Invitation to Explore: 165:25–166:49

Further Highlights:

Bek’s humor and candor:

• On giving up alcohol: “You want to talk about handles? Buy a drink in New York, I’ll eat my hat—I got that on lockdown still.” [74:38]
• On life and death: “You’re guaranteed to die... Don’t leave that to chance.” [110:38]

Julian’s role:

• Thoughtfully skeptical, encourages stating sources, brings the conversation back to empathy and optimism.

Sonny on unity:

• “Submission to one creator, bro. Submission to one creator... That’s the most important aspect of this entire test we’re in.” [53:01]
• On Mecca: “It’s so packed, in Ramadan, to walk a mile takes at least an hour and a half. I didn’t see one fight or argument the entire time.” [166:16]

Bek on assimilation & tribalism:

• “The only thing that unifies humanity is the Creator—we all came from Adam.” [141:04]

Conclusion

This episode is a sprawling, passionate plea to question elite narratives, resist engineered division, and understand both the universality and unique aspects of Islam and spirituality. The guests challenge assumptions, offer first-hand accounts, and call for unity around shared moral and spiritual truths while denouncing groupthink, bigotry, and media manipulation. Both the skeptics and the faithful will find food for thought—and a few laughs—here.