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With the restaurant crews, the grandma teams, the okay teams, and the Ma Bell Grandma Consortium are doing their part, bring us a placement for the internet there is a meeting at the restaurant on sunday i think it's restaurant sunday i think it's a restaurant on sunday for our friends out there it is although not the fourth of october fourth year open phabian socialist and soviet socialist occupation of america with the k two thousand and eleven by old earth calendar right here micro effect in the morning It's right here in beautiful Michigan. It is a mixed blot, eh? We got some clouds over on the Detroit River again. That always happens during this time of year because you're getting little rain squalls off Lake, down Lake Ural. Headed towards Lake Erie, of course over on the Ontario Peninsula side. There's two peninsulas side by side. One points up. That's us with a glove. The other one points down, that's the Ontario Peninsula. And we trade back and forth, we get the weather this time of year. Pushes on down Lake Erie up stream and comes across the base of the state or comes down Lake Huron and sweeps across Detroit and then goes over to the east and gives them some rain and nastiness over on that side. But it's just the way things are. It's why we have such lush territory. In fact, most people don't realize But the Ontario Peninsula was heavily fought over for the exact same reasons that the Michigan Peninsula was fought over for many many many years by No, not just the call the colonists showing up But the other colonists is in the Indian tribes back forth. I mentioned one the hero How big was the hero tribe and where did they get their name from? You're on Well, we have like they can't hear Blake Huron It spelled the same way. We have the Huron River, which is right next to where I'm sitting right now. In fact, our back 40 is the Huron River. That's the name after a certain tribe that kind of dominated the area, the Hurons. You might recall it watched the Last of the Mohicans. That's right, Huron Nation and the Iroquois. And do not forget, of course, as we know, Chingachuk, Last of the Mohicans. Well, This whole area of course, don't worry, the fresh Canadians, they were there mixing up the tribes long before. Well, the French, they were not just Canadian, at that time they were the French, and they were all through this area. And in fact, I sit around, and most of you do if you sit in the north, is on the east side of the Mississippi. You sit in the middle of a lot of battlefields and many of them, for instance, where tribe met tribe and wiped each other out. We got a couple places here where several of the southern Michigan tribes in the 15 and 1600s were being squashed by the, for instance, both the Chippewa and the Ottawa. And down in an area that's called Battle Creek. Did I give you a hint? Battle Creek Michigan and nobody ever everybody has rattles names off and they don't really think about well, where do they get his name from Battle Creek? Well like over here on my side of the state. We have Ypsilanti Michigan Ypsilanti, okay, you can pronounce a number of ways but Ypsilanti Was a joining point for the tribes north of where I sit actually in another place called Peach Mountain Which is only it's straight down the road around the other run Dexter Towards the other end, towards actually where territorial and extra picked road come together, hey it's like a big X. There is a place called Peach Mountain. It's the highest piece of real estate other than another location on the real just to our west. That is the highest piece of real estate in southeast Michigan as far as the role of the terrain goes. The Indians would not know this. But Peach Mountain as it was called is at the headwaters, lake chains of the hero. And it was the Portage, it was the place where anybody portaging down the lake chain would congregate. Several of the tribes, settlements there, eventually a small settlement or a series of settlements were established. Portage Lake, town, that's why it's called Portage. You get the names, you always say, pay attention to the names, like Battle Greek Michigan. Well, Portage Lake, as it was called, Portage is French. because the voyagers would portage, and this would be their last portage across before they would do the long leg down the straits of the Huron to Ypsilanti and the Detroit area, actually headed towards Monroe. And in both sides of the state, these were the war zones. That's why we have this road, Michigan called Territorial Road, which I sit just south of. and territorial road should give you a hint about the name. What do you think that means? Oh, that's right. The great territories to the north, the road was the patrol road to the demarcation line between the southern new counties and the territories, the northern part of the state. And that's not way up in the middle of the state. It's way down here at the bottom of the state. The lower county, actually, if you look, it's the lower two counties. and it runs the whole length of the state. It runs, by the way, Territorial Road runs through Battle Creek. In fact, it runs right through Fort Custer. military reservation. Now there's a reason for that because back in the day, and by the way the white guys and the settlers didn't determine these locations guys, these were natural points of control that were developed by the tribes during their many, many, many wars amongst themselves. The Ottawa, the Chippewa of course were friendly at different times and at other times. They were eating each other. I mean, eating each other. That's a little part of the history nobody likes to talk about. Cannibalism in the north was part of strong juju. And Oki demanded that you torture the people to death before you eat them, so that you get greater strength from them, and so that the pain of the world would go to. See, Oki, Oki hasn't got a pain. Pain needs to go to other people. Therefore, Torture means that pain will be exerted upon them will absorb the pain will go their way and not yours This is part of the great opening up of shall we say the bad juju that would be part bad juju anyway the tribes here would congregate either at the headwaters of The Huron at worst porkage plate or they would congregate in the epsilon e Which is where the great powwows and take place before the wars where they would go off through the Ontario Try to kill as many of the yeah, that's right. You've got other tribes in that direction or they would go To the west war along the frontier of the base of the peninsula here well the other congregation point for the tribes on the other side of the state was Battle Creek it's called Battle Creek because originally the five tribes would congregate there and they would It would get off through the woods and they would go beatin', choppin', scalpin'. Let's not forget before the age of television, torturein'. Now, let's talk about torture here for a minute because, don't worry, this is what I brought up about noble savage. For I want to bring this up again, for those who enjoy reading the text reported by the spies of the Catholic Church, the Jesuits, I'm sorry, the intelligence gathering, the resources of the Catholic Church, the Jesuits, oh, I'm sorry, yeah, the guys that were ministering to the heathen out there, okay, well, in reality, they were intelligence and spying. They're a really good one, by the way, and in fact, intelligence collection with accurate depiction is especially critical. Have you noticed, you see all of these books and texts and things done by Jesuits, that the detail and quality of the imagery is almost photographic? Do you think it was an accident? that the Jesuits would be out there in the front and would be roving across the countryside collecting data on policies, politics, religious orders, hairdressing, head dressing, clothing, virtually everything having to do with a society. What would you do with that if you back in the day and the age and people knew that knowledge is power? When you brought this back, of course, C, you'd have this massive database that would allow for you to tweak the French government, Catholic, of course, and give them the resources they need to understand how to go at a particular stone if you want to cut it with gem. Ah, it doesn't mean it was a world. We just put it in Canada, of course, and North America. That was the agenda. Now because of this and because of independent writings that were, you know, published by other individuals, which most people don't even realize existed, I mean, there's some phenomenal documentaries that were done by Europeans coming into North America covering the Eastern tribes, the tribes of the Ohio, the tribes of the Ridge, the Seminoles, of course, and the Indian nations of the South, the nations of the Mississippi, which, by the way, They didn't really go anywhere, although they were bumped back and forth as different tribes migrated or different tribes expanded. You know, there's a little comment on that for people who like Hollywood. What about a little comment about the long, where they're traveling, of course, the Chingachukuk and the Long Carapino, everybody is talking, and they're talking about the massive Huron village along the river. Pay attention to it. I'm not going to ruin it for you. I want you to watch that movie again. Pay attention. They were giving you information. the village was how long, how big and what they were doing is commenting on the politics of expansion and the day and they didn't get pushed west they were going west, they were going north, they were going east there was the politics of all of these nation states which were of the different tribes as people would call them but their nation states invaded, fought, executed and enslaved their discretion. Let's talk about some movies back when... What about a man called Horse? Remember that movie when it was cool back in the 70s everybody was going to get back to the earth and he had a little... Remember when he had the native Indian, you know, standing on the horse, looking down at the pollution and he's got turns and he's got the tear in his eye, okay? Well at that time it was really invoked be the back nature of the hardcore back kind of guys because after all blue jeans are horrible although the Indian population and everybody else loves them But if you need to get rid of the blue jeans and go back to the loincloth Okay, which was cool until you found out that the loincloth was a little airy plus buckskin doesn't smell very good after well It's hard to wash too. You can wash it It's not good when you have to defecate around the line cloths. Okay. Yeah, if you ever live in this stuff, actually it's bad enough just to have cotton underwear and 50-50 cotton polyester, BDUs, and be in them for three or four weeks or a month or two months at a time. Yeah. Yeah, you have four changes on your underwear. Front, back, side, and out, right inside, out, and then back again. Did you know that? Oh, didn't know that, did you? Yeah, pretty neat. But anyway, don't worry, leather just kind of holds that special human effervescence. Exact same way, which is why when they did dances with wolves or when they did, for instance, a man called horse and a man called horse return. Now in that, they kind of showed you a little more of this special relationship that native population had with the native population. What am I talking about here? Well, okay now you might recall what was the main character acquired and what was the main character Considered and what who else was standing around there and by the way, it wasn't just white guys who were being taken slaves This let's reuse that term again the native population had Slaves wait a minute. Let's reverse that again one more time native population had Slaves, but that's if you were lucky See, because other people, they decided that they needed a certain amount of killing and they would bonk you side the head with a war club long before the white man showed up with all of his medals, although there were medals here, contrary to everybody thinks, the North American tribes around the Great Lakes knew about medal. They had the Great Upper Peninsula, which had excavations that were Scandinavian that go back before Columbus landed. other thing they don't like to talk about because that totally screws up the whole thing about who was around here at the time. Probably one of the little secrets of the Great Lakes to the northern Europeans that we're not supposed to know about. Anyway, they would bunk bunk you with a rock with a nice little piece of stick attached to it. They could bunk bunk you with very pretty ceremonial war clubs which were not meant to be pretty because they were ornamental but they were just dressed up because otherwise, you know, They just look like really nasty things that are gonna just bonk your brains in. And then let's not forget the traditional lance, the arrow. Oh, and the bow and arrow was very critical because when you were torturing prisoners, especially women prisoners, one of the things that Jesuits were quite concerned with, in fact, big no-no, is stop shooting the women prisoners with the arrows, with the arrowheads taken off them. This was a was a the version of shall we say scare night television for the Indian tribes especially here in the in the lake states If they captured the women of the other side and men of course as far as Oki was concerned Oki was a kind of a vicious guy He believed that pain was really good and pain a lot of it even better So you needed to inflict that pain now Women, with regard to pain, make a lot more noise. They wail, and then they scream, and they scream a lot when they get hurt. Well, one of the things that used to happen is they have like big time torture going on in Niagara Falls. Now this was like, hey, I'm going to bring my prisoners there, you bring your prisoners there, two moons out, everybody better be there. You know, it's the ball torture session. And most people around Niagara Falls know about this too, but you know, it's not exactly something, it's honeymoon region. You don't want to talk about the history of the falls, the Great Falls. And the bodies used to be found in the swirling pool down below, because if you know down below, down river, there's a spot that's like a big natural toilet bowl. Well, you took your prisoners and you walked them. Let's say you had a battle west of Battle Creek, up in Negehan tribe. Negehan and several of the others that are no longer in existence because the Indian population killed up in Negehan. a couple of others. Okay. Now, I wiped them out. There wasn't any of us here with this one. That was going back through the French-Canadian when they were recording what was going on in Nagihan. Long, long, long gone. There's only a few plaques on the other side of the state that kind of record where the Ottawa, the Chippewa, and some others decided that they just needed to slaughter the entire tribe. It was tribe on tribe. And this was way before all the big turf wars were going on later with the colonies. Well, the prisoners would be collected then they would walk to Niagara Falls now you look on the map That's a distance but it was an important distance because there was some big-time torture to be done So in the process if you were say the Ottawa Chip along you're wrong your boy of course the year quite weren't really liked over on that neck of the woods said to be coming up in the bad piece of real estate unless they had special purposes in the big torture days were important and Well, on the way, because it's kind of like, you know, you didn't have television back then. There was no electricity. You had the glow that you saw in the woods wasn't the electric TV running off the 12-volt battery or a flat screen nowadays or a laptop. It was a campfire. And that little campfire would be mosquitoes away. That was really the purpose. That's why you threw Greenwood into the campfire so that you keep the smoke up, keep the bugs away, because this was also called Mosquito Hell. Now, On the way, they would tie a woman, you know, a squaw, slash a woman, to a tree. And the men would take and carefully unwrap the arrowheads off of the arrows. They'd have a good whole quiver of them. And they would stand at a certain distance and they would shoot. And preferably try to hit her in the breasts or hit her in the, you know, in the body area where it would hurt. Now, hitting a woman in the breast with an arrow that's been thrown by a bow, kind of like picking you in the crotch. But remember the women would wail so the idea was to see if you could get the woman to scream a lot more and Of course the nice thing about the arrows is that they wouldn't stick Because her head sometimes little pointy stick and still were real create a lot of blood But they would round them all up and they could start their next episode of you know, shall we say? screaming with women For another 10 minutes or 20 minutes depending upon how long it took for you to decide to fire another arrow. Shoot another arrow, shoot another arrow, shoot another arrow, torture the woman, shoot another arrow. Now don't worry, this is like a crescendo thing. So every night, you know, shot women, but there were other women and there were other men, you know, that were in some children. They were being taken to Niagara Falls. Oh look, it's honeymoon! No, because when they got to Niagara Falls, oh boy, not a happy thing. Everybody knew when they could hear the falls, it was bad times to come and the end was near. But, probably after being bruised all over your body parts, to your breasts, you know, head, eyeball, maybe you lost an eyeball by now, because yeah, the marksmen at night weren't that good, so maybe you already had lost an eye and you're stumbling along through the woods and you're still tied to the other person, always you're going to your terrible fate, they would then get to the end of the trip to the edge of Niagara. Everybody would be whooping it up, big war fires would be there in place, and there would be a lot of dancing, there would be a lot of music, and then they would take a city knife or a stone knife or whatever they had that was sharpest. Later on they'd have trader knives, oh well they'd have copper knives from the Upper Peninsula, and they would take pieces of stick and they would embed them in the flesh on the upper left and right hand side of the shoulder in the back. And they would, of course, taking vines, rope, whatever they had available. They had to have a lot. And so eventually, I think it was kind of like, you know, a Special Olympics thing. They already had this stuff pretty well prepped for location because some people were advanced parties, so they got everything ready for the big day. After they stuck the sticks in your shoulder, they would then take a knife and cut a slit left of your back, right of your back, and then just over where they inserted the sticks, they would cut across back, point, point. Walk you over to the falls, poke you a few more times to get you to scream if you're a woman, hook the rope up to the sticks on either side, and then push you off the edge of the cliff to the falls. The idea was to see how much flesh they could tear off of your back, all the way to your ankles, if they did it right. Now, of course, you're not exactly feeling good about this. You're screaming all the way down. You're plunging to your death, rocks flow, and then, hopefully you're dead. But a lot of screaming on the way down and the idea was to see how much Oki would be satisfied with and of course in the same time the big river Big water would be making the churning noise and there would be the sound of God and everybody would be happy More cheering more whooping. Everybody would be happy. Don't worry. I almost wish somebody took your scalp anybody in fact, you might live with that but No, not the the several days if not a couple weeks of torture to get to Niagara Falls bad enough Then on top of that, well, eventually that little whirlpool down to the base would just be full of chokes full of bodies. That's how many people were brought to be tortured for the big torture event. And of course it varied. Now there were different days, but there was chokes and bodies down there. Of course there was a lot of logs, that's why too. So the logs kind of worked like pickle fork things to grab them, then caribou and, you know, moose and whatever else was dead in the river, floated downstream and still could float. There was a moose balloon or a deer balloon or whatever. Unfortunately there were a lot of people balloons too. Now let's not worry, just don't worry, when the colonists showed up, the opportunity for equal opportunity torture did occur. Now the Jesuits, their effort to try and kind of calm people down a little bit, there are several little neat little portfolios that were done, or like picture pictures, they were done kind of like leather prints that you see that were done by the tribes, showing things not to do to the women. and not to do to prisoners that was bad because it was a simple thing and we shouldn't be torturing people to death. This included all the descriptions of clubbing and beating and shredding people's faces in fronts and then dragging them around in the dirt by their ankles because that was bad. And so this is again, while on the one hand they had an excellent autopsy, there was an entire tribal structure. The native tribes, contrary to what everybody says when you see wikiups and you see teepees, that was not the core of the eastern tribes or the valley tribes. They actually had whole structures, little villages, fortifications. Before we showed up, the native population already knew about forts. We didn't just build forts. They built forts because for the same reason I just described, one did not want to get caught out beyond the perimeter. By people who wanted to take you to Niagara Falls, and they weren't going for a honeymoon. Message for you, sire. Oh, look, arrow chest. He didn't aim for a deadly spot, did he? He's trying to wound you. I wonder why he wants to wound you. I think he wants to talk to you for a long time. Sometimes the Huron did not get along with the Chippewa, and sometimes the Chippewa did not get along with many of the others. Are you out of the hole? Yeah, hey now I mentioned a man called horse you everybody forgets us, you know Hey wait long enough. You can and he have been made it yet by the way, but I'm waiting for it man called horse is more of the pride of Can we say the aggressiveness, the population? Well, of course on the other hand, when they did dances with wolves, remember the nitty population never used the toilet, but they show the white men using the toilet whenever possible. I don't know why they didn't give equal opportunity. Toilet time. See how propaganda works? Beware how you're engineered in the mind sometimes. Now it doesn't mean that the population here didn't have some really cool things going on. They certainly did. But don't get caught. In fact, many of the tribe tribal leaders even boasting when they went to Washington Had the body parts of their enemies that they defeated especially the plains tribes back years ago. That was an in vogue thing and Didn't require any boasting or any motivation on our part to get people to do that as the old mountain men used to say the greatest enemy that the Indians have are the Indians We're gonna be back in a few minutes here. About four. You grab that first cup of coffee, hold on, it's almost time to go to work. 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You're always looking behind you like you're a chased and hounded prey as you go to work or travel. because there's somebody looking to try and get into your wallet. See how conditioning is? It's not what they say. Sometimes what's never said because you're not supposed to think that way. That's what changes when the world and the bureaucracy are put back in order. Hmm. Doesn't mean you shouldn't be paying attention to, you know, not running over people and perhaps Duke's a hazard driving in the morning. Probably won't get you to work. Yeehaw! See, when you think dukes of hazard, I want you to remember, we're the good old boys. Remember that? You knew. When you watch, remember the opening of the dukes of hazard for everybody who hasn't watched in a while, go find it or rerun heaven. And when you saw that charger, I cried. I cried. I'm going to tell you, I cried when I used to watch that cargo, make that jump, and you could see that that jump was wrong. You all remember this and you let it slide you turn your brain off because you saw that car ripple just like I did right there in front of the windshield didn't you? You know you did and I used to watch that and be like oh Oh Man, I wanted that car and that look at they did do it remember that see that yeah They do that leap in the car come sweeping over and it hit and they had to put it they just for whatever reason never changed it This charge was even more expensive even back then that whole lot full of charges a rebend and unbend Sometimes they just knock them out a little bit and bust up again anyway So that that charger when it went over that that little ridge and did that jump and came in Scutting in like the you know a fighter, you know off from Star Wars It didn't go much farther But it looked good for the pictures. Yeah, well, that kind of driving, see, what really happened to that car, you try to play Dukes of Hazzard this morning, that's what will happen to your car, and you won't have one. Well, I guess you can go get another one, but it's kind of expensive, see? And you don't have the production studio behind you. So, here's an intelligent thing. Obviously, on the one hand, you don't want to go away crazy and go, you know, playing Road Warrior, heading down the road to get to work every morning. But on the other hand, Montana, which I think used to be the... In fact, it was the last state, and it finally sold out to government teens as we have. Is, Montana used to be, any speed was acceptable as long as you had reasonable control of the car and you weren't playing the Dukes of Hazzard. You could play banjo music, and you could be doing 70, 80, 100 miles an hour. Why? Because if you were able to drive at those speeds, sense you can do it when I was in Montana and speaking out there we made our best times because we knew we could do 100 110 miles an hour 100 and I'm not exaggerating Electra 225 1972 that's the car you were you know driving around one of our friends were sponsoring us out there I took my turn of driving we averaged 110 miles an hour with that elect 225 and it was like you're in your living room seriously it was a car that was built And of course you had to pay for the gasoline. Oh, the oil companies got what they wanted. We got the car we wanted. The speed went where we wanted it to go. And the car was comfortable. It was not like driving in a coffin going 120 miles an hour. You know, the four-man aluminum coffin she had now. It was like driving down the road in your living room, laid back, comfortable, really good seat, adjustable, cruise control, and really splat roads, watching the telephone poles go, yeah. And we're still here. Look at that. I'm still breathing. how could that be we didn't have enough regulation although worry that i'm just got on ten eventually to and the communist slash the tea freaks that's all matter of money right now a wall of steel that's what it was all about or a way i guess that i will reemphasize record-related with this common sense of the balance here and right now is the balance all of the right now everybody's bank sixty nine nineteen seventy uh... linden bates johnson Now, here's another thing this morning real quick, and I know I was talking about... History with the Indian triceroy was all marked and ragged on the native population! No, it's called balance. You see? Dances with wolves. The Indians never went to the bathroom. The point of showing the white man going to the bathroom. Why is that? Progatory. Heavenly. Progatory. Heavenly. Why didn't we show the Indians squatting wherever they were squatting? Taking a dump to while they're busy talking? That'd be fun. Oh yeah, I get the hell, oh yes, yes, Denses with Wolf. Hold on while I defecate here. I'm gonna squat right here. Okay, get away. Oh, I popped up, there you go. There, we're all fine now. We can talk more about how you're going to marry, you know, uh, Kicking Bird. Kicking Bird. You're gonna marry Kicking Bird. Yes, hold on, I have to pee. Yes, I will pee. Hold on, I will lift up my linecloth, do it in front of the camera and... See they didn't do that did they? Why? Because what I just described doesn't sound very good does it dude? Doesn't match the movie man. Indians don't go to the bathroom they hold it in and they explode. But the white guy was over in the water. Bugger. Wait a minute. Even the white guys knew how to use, knew how to dig latrines and everything and especially the army guys. They were really diligent about the effect of the whole bunch. Military was really diligent about digging latrines and everybody defecating over there and not over in the water supply trust me on this one. The RV Corps of Engineers, especially after the Civil War, they had learned a little bit. Okay? Even before the Civil War, they learned a little bit. Okay? Maybe? So the fictions they create just kind of remember that. The stuff they don't want you to talk about. but anyway so the world is just people uh... the eastern tribes are still there after the civil war after the eighteen eighties what's really bad is not that they were built the indians in many cases no they did not white the the in the population just literally osmo stand to the population in general Everybody liked their blue jeans. The houses were, you know, when they had walls and everything, were a leisure to take care of and didn't require moving from one area to another necessarily. And yeah, I understand the migration policy, but most people don't realize the migration policies because people didn't have bug spray. It's like here in Lake, in the Michigan area. Okay. This was known as the land of the mosquito. The Canadian frontier was known as the land of the black fly and still is to this day. Have you ever been there? Have you ever been in the nature? And in fact, oh no, it's like the television version I get to sit here and watch with no smell of vision, no insects. Oh yeah, let's put the rest of the world in here, then tell me if you want, and then judge the world and history as it actually works. As opposed to the plastic or the boxed in with buffers so that we don't get the rest of the information. that's more little later on the delivery we got a couple of things i want to touch up here does uh... you know we play out thank williams junior here on occasion i know joe puts them up there and you know uh... i think that i'm a country boy will first guys the terror would not but this is a big everybody's humble that uh... bank one of the fire uh... all bob with the hitler and it's like i'd laugh it's like no no no no no no no no no i wouldn't worry about that ever hank williams and you know there's a problem with hank williams and all the end quote just said you don't have to do what i was talking about you're all stupid uh... but instead everybody's doing this politically correcting because uh... he said uh... you know that the comment that was made here where did that i know you guys put it for me in the chat room hair But it was kind of funny because when I read this and I looked at it and I saw it, I was thinking, well, his analogy was all wrong. Okay? And maybe the best to see after ESPN Drop Pink, William Junior for opening Monday Night Football tonight, after Williams, controversial comments Monday about President Obama. Now this is the news, creating news by the way. So as far as this goes, Hank Williams was saying it was misunderstood. No, it wasn't. I understand exactly what he was saying. You know, but the thing is, the sensitivity of the Soviets right now, the communist, the Jewish communist, is such that they're desperately not wanting anybody to relate Obama and the regime to police state. and let's see while he quit your is not an espy employee we recognize is close link to our company through the opening to monday night football first of all it's right worshiping care less about that uh... let's see what was the comment here uh... ceiling find it again everybody else's played it anyway uh... do do do all its missing from this one they would even put the quote up old that's really funny That is all Lamenting you know what you got to pay attention to what's written. Thank you guys see there's different posts this one was done By ESPN no women know who's the article this is content USA Today USA Today was so politically correct They didn't even mention they did not even put the quote They did not even put the quote. Oh, no, they did finally here it is Let's see Obama playing golf with House Speaker John Boner Is like it would be like Hitler playing golf with Israeli leader Nut-N-Honey. I am. I'm sorry Benjamin Netanyahu Benjamin Nut-N-Honey Benny Nut-N-Honey Well, Benny Nut-N-Honey first of all, which one was Hitler was Hank Williams describing Benjamin Netanyahu as Hitler Okay, wouldn't that make sense? I mean like like as the oppressor and you know well Okay, think about it in fact Obama was Obama was net Yahoo and Boner was Hitler, right? But you see they're so hypersensitive this because I don't agree with that. I don't agree with with his state Only in that it was the wrong analogy Basically uh... let's let's let's read the structure this for everybody that's listening obama and house speaker john boner playing golf is like richard nixon and tip o'neill playing golf obama being richard nixon and boner now barter being tip o'neill you see because everything that and this is what is i think the most farcical this is the year two thousand eleven nineteen seventy one Go back to the way back machine and read the complaints against Richard Nixon. Nixon's the one, yes Nixon's the one Obama's the one, yes Obama's the one. Don't you remember that chant? Nixon's the one, yes Nixon's the one. Now, if we are going to continue to allow Obama to do what he's doing, we need to apologize to Richard Nixon. It's that simple. I don't care what anybody says. Let's see, illegitimate war without an act of Congress, the invasion of Cambodia. Why we need to protest Richard Nixon. Go after Richard Nixon. He's invading Libya. What? What? Oh, wait a minute. We gotta go after Richard Nixon because he's illegally invading Cambodia. We were agreed every all the bankers agreed we were only gonna fight Vietnam and we couldn't go into North Vietnam and invade We couldn't go anywhere near North Vietnam and invade all we could do was sit in South Vietnam and take our lumps We could drop bombs on occasion, but that was a matter of a throw the dice North Vietnam. We can't Bob North Vietnam. We can Bob North Vietnam We can't Bob North Vietnam and don't go near Laos, you know, don't go near lousy or Cambodia. Okay now All of a sudden, Richard Nixon, without anybody telling anybody, said, we're invading Cambodia! Why? Well, I got friends that were, you know, driving along, you know, part of an armored column, part of a mechanized column. They're driving along and somebody goes, hey Frank! Well, we're off the map! What? Map, dude! What do you mean by that? Well, we're not in Vietnam anymore! You're not Vietnam! Yeah, no, and of course they looked at one of the, one of the Arvin troops and said, hey! Ciao, buh-bunh-dai-dao! Yo Vietnam Cambodia Cambodia Cambodia we've been given six piles. We weigh in Cambodia and Over here it was oh my god. Oh my god They're going after the real communist supply lines and they're going after the safe bases in Cambodia. We can't have that We need to protest Richard Nixon Richard Nixon is the devil incarnate Richard Nixon is invading Libya Richard Nixon Wait a minute. Wait, there I go again. Oh, there I go again Obama is invading Libya without a congressional cent Richard Nixon was and what did we do with Nixon? What did Nixon have to do? What did oh, it was horrid horrid that Nixon went into Cambodia and so Hey stop, but look around said are we are we in Cambodia? Yeah, we're in Cambodia Anyway, hold on Frank. We're you know, Baker Charlie Doc book of gold it will Baker Charlie Doc book of gold a prank We got a call on the radio from man able Baker Charlie Doc book of gold. Yeah, Frank's not Frank's not here, dude No, wait a minute wrong at wrong album. Shh. There we go. Hi. Yeah, this is able Baker Charlie Yeah, what you got? Oh you guys turn around go back Obama said we can't you know, no, but I mean Nixon said oh That's right. You see what I mean guys If we're going to allow a bummer with this police state, all the other BS that he has pulled, and the stealing of the money to the bankers, we need to apologize to Richard Nixon. Obama is a Nixon. Obama is a Richard Nixon. Obama is a Richard Nixon. Now let's see how they turn that one around. Anyway, we'll be back. We're at the top of the hour already. You all stay tuned, donate to the Micro Effect. We got Phyllis Schlachly coming up right behind us with her little spot. And then, seven minutes after that, we'll be back with Micro Effect the Morning, the second hour of the Intel Report. God bless and revolve, you're definitely world order. We shall prevail, ladies and gentlemen. Empires on the run and we're on the march. Let's all apologize to Richard Nixon and rewrite the history books. We're going to continue to let Bummer does and do what he does. We'll be back. Bye-bye. The Violence Against Women Act, which was passed during the Clinton administration, is in major need of revision. Its billion dollar a year price tag is spent by the radical feminists to pursue their ideology and goals. It's known as feminist pork, so it should be an embarrassment to members of congress who voted for it. For 30 years the feminists have been pretending that their goal is to wipe out all gender differences no matter how reasonable. When it comes to domestic violence, however, feminist dogma preaches that there is an innate gender difference. 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