THE PEOPLE shouting loudest for limits on speech are the “anti-fascists.”
In our first broadcast from The Barn, our office and studio space in our newly converted pole barn, we discuss the dichotomy between what anti-fascists say they believe and what they do. This is especially relevant in the context of the Israel-Hamas war, where criticizing either side is likely to prompt an angry response.
Also: Escalation could lead to World War 3; the security threat of the open US border; Ukraine pushed to talk peace; and the glitch in direct deposits at the Automated Clearing House Friday may be another step toward Federal Reserve Bank’s Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC).
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P.I.D. Radio 11/4/23: Free Speech in Upside-Down World [ 1:23:34 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download