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Jeff Davis Show(Classic 1997) The Week Pepper And Rusty Died W⧸ Joyce Isaacs [157DuDFYV1E]

A HUD whistleblower challenges the Oklahoma City bombing narrative as globalist agendas and domestic police state tactics converge in this 1997 broadcast archive.

By Mike Hanson Archives | 1h 32m listen | 22 chapters
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About this episode

Jane C. Graham, a Department of Housing and Urban Development employee, provides sworn testimony regarding the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, detailing suspicious GSA maintenance workers and multiple explosions at the Murrah Building. Graham identifies individuals handling telephone wiring and putty-colored blocks in the garage days before the blast, claiming the FBI and Stephen Jones ignored her evidence. This testimony challenges the official narrative of a single device and highlights a potential cover-up involving federal agencies.

Host Jeff Davis and guest Joyce Isaacs analyze the Council on Foreign Relations and its influence over Bill Clinton's White House, arguing that internationalist agendas facilitate a form of indentured servitude through the IRS. The program connects the expansion of the police state to the Guadalupe River patrol and the deployment of electronic warfare planes in Bosnia to silence anti-NATO information. Additional reports cover the Marine shooting of Ezequiel Hernandez, the pre-trial of Republic of Texas leader Rick McLaren, and the alleged government surveillance capabilities embedded in computer chips ahead of the year 2000.

Jeff Davis shares the personal loss of his dog, Pepper, alongside producer Rusty’s passing, sparking a raw dialogue on animal empathy and the psychological link between pet abuse and serial killer patterns. Alex Jones joins the broadcast to investigate unmarked black helicopters in Austin, Texas, documenting claims of chemical spraying and martial law preparations. The broadcast concludes with a critique of the media-mandated mourning for Princess Diana compared to the victims of Waco and Ruby Ridge.


CHAPTER 01 / 22 Discussion

Indentured Servitude, Income Tax, and Bankster Control

Host Jeff Davis opens the program with a musical performance and commentary regarding the financial enslavement of American citizens. The lyrics and subsequent monologue argue that the income tax system is a form of constructive fraud established by international bankers and politicians like Franklin D. Roosevelt. The segment calls for a reclamation of liberty and an end to passive acceptance of "socialistic crumbs."

jeff davis· income tax· banksters· federal reserve· indentured servitude

00:00 Hello folks, this is Jeff Davis with the legendary Jeff Davis Show from Central Texas USA and I love my Kansan archives. Peace out baby! That this game of life we play is fair Seems as fast as we can make it There's a hand that grabs and takes it Till they find us in a grave somewhere Like a rodent on a treadmill We keep pushing forward uphill But never seem to get too far Well if you think your being taken Then your ready to awaken To the truth of what we really are Were all indentured Servitudial slaves Overburdened

00:43 and bewildered feudal knaves who have lost our sole posterity through ignorance and apathy. And now we're being taxed out of our graves, and as long as we stay passive Contented with some socialistic crumb We're the naked truth infectors, we're all saps who pay our taxes And that is why the banksters keep us dumb

01:20 Could the state of our condition be the product of omission? What we didn't learn in public schools And did our fathers all put history, all fightin' die for liberty So we could play the tyrant's fools. Can you call it education when it is all indoctrination To obey hidden powers that be Did we fight the revolution or win world wars Just a slumber into slavery We're all indentured served to the slave Overburdened and bewildered, fueled in haze We've lost our sole posterity Through ignorance and apathy And now we're being taxed out of our graves And as long as we stay passive, we'll succumb Contented with some humanistic crime

02:18 Well, the naked truth and fact is We're all saps who pay those taxes And that is why the banksters keep us down While Franklin and Eleanor were telling us they hated war They made a deal behind our backs They said the bankers could enslave us for a portion of our wages And today we call it income tax But what they failed to tell us was The way they planned to sell us into statutory slavery Now it's called constructive fraud. Some even claim the wrath of God I call it social insecurity Let's stop being indentured, servitudle slaves Overburdened and bewildered feudal knaves

03:09 And reclaim our lost posterity Rise up and proclaim liberty It's high time we rock the boat and make some waves Cause as long as we stay passive, we'll succumb They'll starve us on their communistic crumbs And the naked truth and fact is, we don't have to pay those taxes. Yes it's time we show those banksters Those international gangsters So let's turn the tables and spoil all their fun That's all! My name is Darren You're watching The Jeff Davis Show I tape his shows every week I send them to New York That's my little bit that what I do try to help out

CHAPTER 02 / 22 Discussion

Council on Foreign Relations, Globalist Policy Control

Jeff Davis presents a list of federal government members who belong to the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), alleging they control major policy-making positions despite representing a tiny fraction of the population. The discussion focuses on the influence of internationalists within Bill Clinton's White House and their role in prioritizing global agendas over American interests.

council on foreign relations· cfr· bill clinton· globalists· policy making

03:59 There's nothing like this in New York, I guarantee you. Hello Austin Texas! I guess... which one are we at here? This is... We're back for now and i emphasize for now of course because of the what's going on down here uh...we've got what I believe to be an excellent show today were gonna be talking about the latest globalist shenanigans if we could quickly get a close-up of this. Can we get a shot of this, Linda? Maybe not... Okay here we go see if you can get a shot on that We're going to be talking about this later on in the program about...back it up just a hair... The Internationalists put America last in Bill Clinton's White House and is talking about that friendly group called the Council On Foreign Relations

05:00 and basically we're just going to be talking a little bit about this but that's good enough. Okay, see this is an A list of some of the members of the federal government who are members of the Council on Foreign Relations although CFR members amount to a fraction of 1% of the total population they control virtually all major policymaking positions at the highest levels. While there is a constant and ongoing change of personnel in key positions, CFR members are invariably appointed to these posts." So it just goes on here to talk about various little things. But before we get to that folks... And later on in the program after we discuss some of the latest globalist plans including I want briefly talk about

CHAPTER 03 / 22 Discussion

Personal Loss, Death of Pepper and Rusty

Jeff Davis shares the personal news of the death of his dog, Pepper, who passed away from heart failure on August 27th. He describes the emotional impact of the loss, stating that a part of him died with the pet. Additionally, he notes that the show's producer also lost a dog named Rusty on the same day, leading to a broader discussion on the bond between humans and animals.

jeff davis· pepper· rusty· heart failure· pet loss

06:04 Lady Diana, the rafting trip that we took down to Guadalupe on September 1st. And I ended up injuring my big toe but that's another issue and what happened to us there? We're also going...I'm also gonna touch about some of the latest news events of the week including Bosnia, the current update on Bosnia what is going on there and Fast Track which is nothing more than a weapon for the World Trade Organization. So with all that, this will be coming up later before that now folks we were scheduled as I mentioned last week to have radio talk show host Joyce Isaacs join us and unfortunately Joyce is ill she

06:57 Apparently she missed, yeah I understand that. Apparently she missed her show Friday and she barely made it today but was unable to make it to our program tonight we miss that because Joyce is fun to have down here however we do have her on the phone and I want to just preface this with first off It will be three weeks ago this coming Wednesday when I lost a very special friend And quite frankly, when this dog... My dog's name was Pepper. She was one dog that we had and she died of heart failure on August 27th. Just three weeks ago it'll be this Wednesday at about 4 30 p.m., actually in a vet office. Let me just mention to you folks that right here is a picture of her

08:02 When Pepper passed away three weeks ago, when Pepper died three weeks ago, a part of me died due to the fact that she was very special to me. And I'm still suffering from the loss of losing my little baby because she was my baby and like i said when she died a part of Jeff Davis died as well so we're going to continue talk about her and we've also got another instance that happened today involving our producer. Apparently, okay we're gonna go ahead...okay well let me just preface this because I understand she's going to be the doctor in all of this and we need a doctor right now folks at least I do We also had today, we had the producer of this program one of the producers of this program

09:00 His dog also passed away today. And we have pictures, do we have the pictures of both the dogs? Okay! But with that, were going to go ahead and bring up somebody on the air that I believe can relate to this at least in part and her name is Joyce Isaacs Many of you know who watch this program she's a local radio host here in town and unfortunately she was unable to make it down here for our three hour show down here tonight. She has appeared a few times before but unfortunately, Joyce are you with us? I'm with ya can you hear me? Just barely can you turn up the audio there a little bit Linda Can you hear me now

CHAPTER 04 / 22 Discussion

Joyce Isaacs, Whiplash Injury and Sick Puppies

Radio host Joyce Isaacs joins the program via telephone to explain her absence due to a recurring whiplash injury triggered by weather changes. She discusses her own pets, including a West Highland Terrier named Monty currently under veterinary care at Texas A&M. The conversation transitions into the shared experience of caring for aging and ill animals.

joyce isaacs· whiplash· west highland terrier· texas a&m· pet health

09:50 We're going to turn up the audio. Joyce, it's a pleasure to have you call in I know that your not 100% here. Well now...I'm not ill! I am suffering from an injury. I have a whiplash that i got about 13 or 14 years ago And once in a while, if it would rain it would certainly help me. You know old age is and whiplash don't laugh Jeff. No I'm not laughing Joyce. I've taken enough noxious laughs but anyway the main thing I am doing for the last week or so is taking sauna trying to feel better.

10:27 person on this block in my neighborhood, but we're going to talk about dogs right? Well let me ask you Joyce. How are you? You say your coming along okay or... Oh yeah, I mean this happens to me periodically and I probably lifted a puppy one of my dogs or something and the weather bothers me you know when it gets real dry then it needs it just whiplash and that's all there is to it. And I thought it was a joke until I experienced it so Here I am and I just need to kind of be careful for the next week or so. But... Well, can we tentatively get you on somewhere down the road? Somewhere down the road without yeah and on a safe road without another whiplash. I had a wreck Of course every time I've had a wreck Jeff I might as well tell you this Or have any kind of incident in my car some man has run into me

11:24 Do you hear me? Yes I did. Is that a joke? No it's the truth but sorry, it is a joke there anyway... So how are you doing let tell of the viewers how you're doing so other than your whiplash Well I have a sick puppy too one of my West Highland Terriers Monty he's under the care Texas A&M and two local vets He's had a problem. He's about eight years old and you know, we have two Westies Glenn And I absolutely adore these dogs and then I have a huge white German Shepherd named Glenn's Leonardo da Vinci So I've got lots of puppies and I understand loving animals Well, I'll just mention to you Joyce that when when pepper died and everybody that's close to me knows this when she died This little baby here died We had her for

CHAPTER 05 / 22 Discussion

Empathy Development, Animal Abuse and Serial Killer Patterns

Joyce Isaacs discusses the psychological importance of loving animals, arguing that it teaches children empathy and how to be good people. She cites behavioral patterns where serial killers often begin by abusing small animals and notes that the first child abuse laws in New York were modeled after ASPCA animal protection statutes. The segment highlights the link between domestic violence and pet abuse.

empathy· aspca· serial killers· animal abuse· child protection

12:15 Part of me died and it'll never be It'll never cut. It'll never That void will always be there till I'm dead. Well, you have a big hole in your heart right now Yeah that's what it is if you have a big hole in your heart and my children my husband the four of us absolutely love animals and I think in particular, I'm a dog lover. I like cats in fact almost anything. I've never had a snake as a pet and don't plan to but I like all kinds of animals and I think that loving animals is an important part of learning how to be a good person Let me just go back a little bit Joyce

12:58 She died, she you know back in that we got back from our trip from Ohio which we always take our dogs on her trips with us. And she was doing relatively good for a skin problem that she had. She was on antibiotics and whatnot but just about two weeks after there she is but about two weeks after we got back from our Ohio trip in June I noticed she started to bloat up, like she was getting fat or pregnant or both. Essentially what it was is her little heart had given out on her and her heart wasn't pumping fast enough for hard enough to push the fluids through her body so she was literally drowning in her own liquids. So what I'd have to do is go get her drained. I took her to a heart specialist and did everything that I thought I could do

13:54 But I had to go get her dried. They have to stick this needle in her abdomen and in the chest, to drain out those fluids And the day that she died on August 27th... ...I was rushing her down and she was in terrible shape but uh.. I was very very selfish and uh... ...I was rushing her down to the vet To get her drained again to hope maybe she'd make it through that night or another night or two That you could have her a few more hours? She died on the way to the car Just as I went to grab her, she uh... As I got to the place Her little head just... She went poof and her little head just fell back. And I went berserk for about 45 minutes in that vet's office. And basically I cried like a baby for a week Joyce. Oh! I think you cried like a real man. See? I think it takes a real man To cry over losing

14:49 A pet, I really do. And I don't...I guess I don't particularly like people that can't cry over pets Jeff. I don't really have a lot of use for people that can't love. People who can't love people, people who can't love pets and you know one of the ways children learn to love other people is through having pets. There's some interesting facts about that, you know people think oh Joyce is just a she's radical about loving dogs and da-da-da-da but let me tell you something do you realize that those marginal people we call serial killers sometimes start out by abusing and killing small animals?

15:30 This is one of the patterns that goes with that. Because they have, if you don't have empathy for a little creature how are you going to progress and grow up and have empathy for other people? And that's one of the things that happens. Also do you realize that ASPCA, The Humane Society their law was the first law used in the United States in New York to bring charges against a person who had abused the little girl. I think the little girl had been maybe

16:07 confined, maybe tied to a bed or something to keep it. She was so terribly abused and kept in the house or in the apartment whatever there were no laws on the books and the ASPCA someone used their law to bring that to the courts and there is still division of humane society that has the interest of children So I don't think a lot of people realize what animal lovers have done. They really set the pace for trying to protect our helpless children in this society, then another fact that's just... This is a recent phenomena that happened in the state of California when people bring animals to shelter and they... The authorities ascertained that animal has been abused

17:00 They call human services because usually, Jeff in a family where a pet's been abused you will find a child that has been abused or wife that has been abused. Or even perhaps the husband but it goes right along so do you see all the things dogs do for us and we haven't even talked about the fact they also provide wonderful services for our police For blind people, my gosh how wonderful it is to have a dog companion who can make you mobile and get you out when your... You know when you don't have all your sight. This is absolutely wonderful! And sometimes we just forget

17:44 that dogs do so much to make us good people. I think they've misspelled your name, didn't they? D-O-G-G... Okay it doesn't matter. No, but go ahead Joyce, I'm sorry. Dogs have you know the thing about a puppy is or any kind of dog when you have a dog Jeff now you know I know that Pepper was like this when you would come home It doesn't matter what kind of day you'd had. It doesn't matter if you left in an ugly mood, when you come through that door was she happy to see you? Yeah she uh... That particular breed there is actually um

CHAPTER 06 / 22 Discussion

Grieving Process, Public Image and Emotional Vulnerability

The hosts discuss the depth of grief associated with losing a long-term pet, specifically referencing Pepper's ten-year companionship. Joyce Isaacs commends Jeff Davis for showing a "human side" and vulnerability, arguing that the ability to mourn a pet is a mark of a strong man. They address the dismissive attitudes some people have toward pet loss and the reality of the emotional void left behind.

grief· masculinity· pet loss· emotional health· public persona

18:29 You know, it's the toy terrier breed. They're really hard to get we've been trying to find another one and of course you can't really replace the bond but that particular breed has a tendency of attaching themselves to one person in their family and I just fortunately for me happen to be that person so Let me just also mention, Joyce that in this footage there's a little nip-nip. That's her little baby there. He's still with us. Yeah and coming up here I believe well maybe not but

19:04 We also have some footage of Rusty, who is Mike's dog who passed away today. Well and you know the thing about Mike's dog is that Mike's children are I guess they've had that dog all their lives Jeff Yeah That dog was rusty 13 years old And those kiddos had I mean that part of their life and I can imagine That they are feeling this loss. I can't I know but the the hurt but deep down Right there, right there's both of them that are now... Okay now which one is rusty? He was the one that was just in the... Okay to the right. There's my little two. Yeah he was

19:49 Yeah, and he had been in a little accident and lost his leg. And they were going to do some surgery on him and he just didn't make it. But Jeff's kids... He has a son and daughter and they have had Rusty as part of their family and part of their life all of their lives I keep saying that Mike though The hurt is not nearly severe with me as with him because You know this is rather amusing for me because Hello? Are you there? Yes, I don't know what happened. Okay when i work with crime victims this seems to be something that's universal one person will say to me you know my mother was murdered and they start to tell me about their hurt and they think they're the most hurt person in the world another person will have a child that was murdered or on...and everyone seems to think that their grief is the greatest

20:45 And I think that's what you're going through and my hurt is just as great. And I understand what you're saying, but no Mike is He's just hadn't. I don't think it kind of sunk in on him yet and he knew he had to get busy tonight But he trust me on this one your grief is personal to you That's why you know how much there's a mystic pepper right there aren't that was that was actually? I was fortunate enough to have enough energy to That was actually two days before she died. And see, you've got her on tape now and then there okay there was rusty over to the right but I think we tend to forget that our grief if it's an animal if it's a person anything that is a pig loss

21:35 Ours just seems monumental to us and I think that's what you're going through. So, and I think you're courageous to express your feelings That's something we need today We need to talk about this And I think did you tell me that a lot of people were surprised at the depth of your grief? Well the people that were close to me Joyce were not because they knew that she was uh You know she was literally my shadow for 10 years yes, and I think some of my friends that might not have known the relationship I had with her, maybe thought that...I've heard things like throw her in a trash or whatever. See we....I could not get her put to sleep. I could never...I could not do that!

22:29 I, um... It's all right. But I told you before! I think that the mark of a strong man A lot of people know you as this guy that's running around raising cane about taxes and all that kind of stuff They haven't seen this real human side of you besides the personal side that loves children and love dogs, and I think that's what you're revealing. Right? You know, I think that's what we're seeing. And I want to tell you—I may have told you this before but as a woman, I could never love a man who couldn't breathe over something like this, Jeff.

23:07 I see, I think that makes you more a man than...I just, I think you're uh, I think you're a strong loving man and ah, ya know. I'm sorry we've blown your image, you tough guy but ha! That's just how it is and if you can't have feelings for I just, uh...but maybe that's why you care so much about people. I don't know and you know, I know your a really good daddy You love your children, your daughter and your son I think that all this goes hand in hand and if you love your animal, there's all I can say to you that just makes me appreciate you about a thousand times. I understand this and it's okay and its good. It's good that you feel this way sweetheart. Let me say Joyce we uh...I didn't want to leave little Nip-Nip by himself for he'd already had almost three weeks by himself

CHAPTER 07 / 22 Discussion

Pet Adoption, Tasha the Terrier, and Moving Forward

Jeff Davis describes adopting a new terrier named Tasha from a rescue center to provide companionship for his remaining dog, Nip-Nip. The conversation explores the idea that while a specific relationship cannot be replaced, bringing a new animal into the home is a tribute to a previous pet. They conclude the segment by reflecting on the finality of death and the necessity of emotional growth through loss.

pet adoption· tasha· grief recovery· companionship· animal rescue

24:11 Lonely. Yeah, so what we did yesterday what I did is I Have been seeking out some these adoption centers and I actually went and got a little little terrier yesterday and Her name were well sure name was Tasha when we you know the win but why don't know if we'll keep that or what? She's a nice little dog, you know but and we've still got a lot of teaching and coaching her to do different things. But I just don't believe this theory that you can replace the dog... You can replace a dog but you can't replace that relationship Yes, but let me tell you something Glenn and I have had four or five German Shepherds And now we have Bonnie and Winnie That's Monty Thompson

25:07 and Joyce's Winston Churchill, those are our two Westies. And we had a Westie before that we had for 13 years. We brought him over here to Austin with us from Nashville and his name was Rocky. When he died Glenn and I, you've never seen two grown people. It was just terrible and we just said we couldn't love another Westie like this but we thought we might want another Westie and we cried and we cried but we've had shepherds the same thing and you don't love them the same but i'm telling you sometimes

25:43 My dogs just get better and better. And I think the wisest thing, and the most loving thing you can do for Pepper is to bring another dog into your life and into your heart and take good care of that dog. It's...and I know this may seem kind of silly to you but Have you ever known someone that was married for 30 or 40 years and then they became a widower or widow, and within a couple of years they remarried? And you can say to them, why did you remarry?" I liked being married. I liked the relationship that a man and woman have when they have marriage and they have home together, and I think it's the same thing when you have a relationship... And I'm not making light of marriage, Jeff, but I think when you've had a good relationship whether it is with animal or in situation with person, when you repeat that relationship

26:43 puppy or person anymore. It's a tribute to the previous love, I really feel that way and i think you're going to be just fine sometimes we have to have some hurt in our life and didn't you tell me you've never really lost a person? No I really haven't but as it stands right now both my parents are living My sister's living and my family is living, the majority of my friends that I knew 30 years back are living. So she was actually the first major loss that I've suffered but I can tell you Joyce there's... She to me was just... she was family to me. Well she is? That's right! You know it just

27:34 It really hurt and it still does. Well, it's gonna hurt and you just gotta hold in your heart I don't think I'm going to end up down there at the state hospital or something like that but In fact, you have to grow from these types of things. That's right! That's how you learn to love and let go because I guess Jeff nothing is forever isn't it? Yeah...I think that what i've learned in all this And I think people who have never lost other people don't realize the finality How final death is on this earth Now I believe in life hereafter and I even seem like I'm going to have all my pets

28:17 I want them, okay? So I'll have this herd of animals waiting for me. But on this earth when you have to let someone go it's a fine animal and i think that's probably one of the learning things one of the good things that animals do for us And its okay to hurt It's a human thing but hasn't nipper felt lonely has he been looking Well, not only that I think but he himself is like 11 and a half. And you know he's getting old himself and

28:54 So, you know he's probably gonna be not too far down the road and I will have lost both my babies that I've had for so long. That's right but you need to... But you got another puppy and she will be different And that's okay she supposed to be different She can't replace but she can certainly give a whole lot of love that you wouldn't have if you hadn't gotten her And i've had animals that did..I know when Rocky died I had a big German Shepherd Conrad And for days, oh Jeff Conrad would look under the bed. You know he would go look in the bedroom and it until some days I was just the tears I'd just have to fight them back because he had want to go for a walk and it meant everybody was supposed to go you know Rocky always went with us so that's when Glenn went out by a Westie and called home and said they've got two of them Joyce So thats how I ended up with 2 westies because Glenn

29:51 Well, I think they saw Glenn coming. Okay? On that one but it's there...I love my dogs and I tell you something, I guess one of the things I always laugh about is when I say to Glenn You know, you've got this thing about dogs Did ya ever think about maybe taking up drinking or gambling Or running around with women or something that we could get help with And we just laughed about it But he said Too late! Yeah too late He's such a good man that now I know you just showed a picture there. Yeah, we're gonna get into that in just a moment Okay, go ahead and get in it You say that you see that young you did you see Randall? Okay, well go back and get it up there again yeah because do you talk about hurt and this is one of the things that you learn when you start to To love and you can't

30:41 Live this life in isolation you have to be part of it and Part of it is gaining people love, and then you have to let go And it's just but Randall the young man I'm trying to think he passed away what three four months ago. I can't even Think about it, and if he was young and it was very unexpected and that it's been a Well, you know I just don't even... There he is. Now see we have him forever right there on that tape and look at that fat girl getting in that car Uh-oh she's found something right there on her... Yes somebody left her a glove Don't you see folks? But anyway it was a little dumb joke that somebody made up at the station

31:33 When you, you know losing whether it's a pet or person and of course they're certainly not comparable. We know the value that humans we have But loving a pet, I think is the way you learn to love people. I'll be honest with you Joyce that my little baby here meant more than me than a good number of human beings that I know Well but isn't it interesting Jeff? That your little baby was better then some of the human beings we've had to come in contact with from time-to-time You know that. I can say Joyce, when she died a part of me died and it'll never come back and that's...I think..and I say that its permanent but thats okay you have to press on Cut yourself some slack and give yourself a chance and I bet you in six or seven months we're gonna hear stories about this new little daughter dog you've got

CHAPTER 08 / 22 Discussion

Final Thoughts on Pet Loss and Human Connection

Joyce Isaacs offers final words of support to the producer's children regarding the loss of their dog, Rusty. Jeff Davis reviews footage of Pepper and Rusty, emphasizing the loyalty of the animals. The segment ends with a call to take care of one another and a reminder that loving pets is a foundational step in learning to love other humans.

joyce isaacs· rusty· pepper· empathy· closure

32:31 And it's going to be, you know I just give everybody a chance to adjust a little bit and it It's gonna. Be okay. It's okay to hurt You know it's cause that You're good person Joyce do you have any other final comments or? Contribute contributions here tonight Hello hello What are we doing now? Yes. My children had just called and yes, we did talk about Rusty. And kiddos I just talked about you because you've evidently had rusty all of your life since you can remember what happened to you from the time you were a year or two old. Rusty's been there and

33:34 This just really hurt and we're giving you lots of big hugs, right Jeff? Yeah let's uh there's my baby. There's Miss Pepper That's my baby there And see how she followed me around there, Joyce? You see that. And you can take that footage the whole 25 minutes of that footage and she's following me around everywhere I go. The whole time! Now is that Rusty? There's Rusty right there he passed away about four or five hours ago. See, Rusty was right there and trust me we had talked about him and two children are hurting badly

34:14 And you just feel like the bottom has dropped out. I've been there, I know but it'll be tomorrow's another day and it'll get a little bit easier. Yeah, now it has some yeah so I'm telling you about us and all our dogs aren't we something? I thought Winnie would come in here and bark over the phone but I expect he's sacked out He's in with Glenn in another room they're probably all on the couch asleep hard life right here right You're doing alright then, huh Joy? I just have this little periodical thing with my little whiplash in it.

34:53 head and a little place on my back. It's from having car wrecks, and it was before the seat belt law went into effect and it was nothing wrecked compared to what other people have had but its just one of those things and no big deal sometimes it gets the best of me Not nearly as hurtful as losing a sweet, sweet pet. I know. Well Joyce we really want to get you back on down here again now Oh your going to get me back and your always kind because You never mention the dog hair that's always on my clothes

35:32 All right, Jeff. I will talk to you later and kissy-huggy... Hey thanks for everything Joyce! I really appreciate ya. Hey that's what we're here for to take care of each other Not just with the dogs but just in general. Well.. I appreciate what your doing with your show and um.. And the whole thing. I try but don't ever forget this is where you first start You learn to love others by loving a pet and it makes you a good guy Jeff okay? well thank you Joyce. I love you, bye bye. God bless ya dear okay go ask him if he's gonna do the immigration thing now cuz i need a little quick break here let's go ahead and go to the immigration breaker hello? Hello? Try another call hello hello hello is this Howard hey buddy what's up what's going on brother hey man i've seen what happened there on your dog and everything sorry about that i'm glad see back on air and everything then i heard a little bit about Joyce

CHAPTER 09 / 22 Discussion

Howard's Story, Police Conduct and Animal Rights

A caller named Howard shares a story about his black shepherd, Sonny, who was killed by animal control officers in Cleburne, Texas. Howard alleges that officers used excessive tranquilizers on the dog after it escaped during a storm and subsequently disposed of the body in a trash dump without notifying the family. He describes protesting at the police station and his belief that pets possess souls.

howard· black shepherd· tranquilizers· police protest· animal cruelty

36:40 experience of her animals and everything. Well you got a few of them yourself, don't ya? Yeah I really do and everything. I bought a black shepherd back in about probably five or six years ago when everything and his name was Sonny Behave like a shepherd. I mean, uh... I bought them because uh... I'm out of town alot and my family, i figured if im not there I need some type of protection for em Uh you can put an alarm system in your home but the best alarm system that you ever get is a dog and everything And then another day I was watching CNN they showed me up in Chicago where a neighbor was complaining about another neighbors dog

37:24 And they said the only way to keep them is make them not be able to bark and everything. So they took his voice away from him, you know? The kid was real unhappy on TV and everything about it I just can't believe that the government can tell you that your dog can't bark. Why should you have to buy an alarm system? But what's mostly upsetting me and everything is, if you read the Bible and everything is... What's so sad is a dog can't go to heaven when he dies because of the reason why he doesn't have a soul Well, Joyce Isaacs just would disagree with it. Cleburne, Texas. It's right outside of Fort Worth, Texas and everything up there on 35 coming towards Waco that-a way and when it would storm my dog would get real nervous And he was a big dog when he'd stand up He was probably about 5'4", when he raised up on his back legs like a bear almost solid black I mean

38:33 You could break into my house as long as you went through my front door and came out the back door, that dog would never bite ya. But if that dog was trained...if he came through that fence, that was his guard line and everything. He guarded it and everything So uh...long story short My neighbor called in one day. My dog jumped a fence during a storm and got on the front porch I don't know why but he just felt safer there Because I guess he knew when we came home that he would see us instantly and everything, you know what I'm saying? So it was really weird. We came in and the first thing we didn't see was our dog up on the fence greeting us and everything like he always did because that's just part of Sonny doing it when we came home with the kids and everything so I started asking around the neighborhood, you know, I started hunting for my dog

39:22 So they said the dog catcher and the police was out there. So what they'd done was, they tranquilized my dog with too much tranquilizer when I shot him and knocked him down. Now, I lived in a low-rated neighborhood at that time and everything. I wasn't up on my feet like I am right now And what made the whole community... It was on Channel 4, Channel 5, I had it in four or five different papers and everything because I was really upset about it. I even protested in front of the police station down there to have it on video because I was so upset over my dog being killed But what was so weird about it was they said, the dog catcher came out and got your dog. So I told my kids when I came in there before talking to my neighbors, I said well you know Sonny's in jail and we kind of laughed about it because he got out of the yard And we kinda just joked about it and went along

40:09 So after about two days of me trying to consistently call the dog catcher and retrieve my animal back, because he was tagged vaccinated. I mean he was a legal dog if he got out it would be a homeowner's dog you could tell. He wasn't a wild animal running through the neighborhood killing things or nothing. I mean he was big dog but he was a guard dog but he was terrified of lightning And he jumped over our front porch, like I said. And then the dog catchers came up and every time they would approach the front porch my dog would retrieve without a fence being in front of it only to his bounder He would never get out of the yard and he was retrieved back to the porch as they approached my home

40:48 So finally they came to the conclusion that they needed to tranquilize him. They shot him with a tranquilizer and you know if I was a police officer and he was in a bar so he was drunk, and out of hand I would shoot you with a stun gun and knock you out but Jeff where's the first place they carry you? It is to a hospital make sure your heart will come back up online. They didn't even care for my dog we went for several days and talked about them being in jail and everything. But what's so sad about it was my dog died in the pound, they never notified me or nothing They took my dog and threw him in a trash dump And buried him under about 15 thousand pounds of trash that day It was in the city of that area I made them go out and dig my dog up They brought back to me in a trash bag with a rubber ball bulldozer I couldn't swear to you by God there wasn't even my dog

41:46 But the main thing in my heart was I had something that looked black and I had something to take to my family and say, hey this is Sonny. I'm sorry what happened to him. I made the city carry him 100 miles away from there and bury him in a area out there on it." They do not understand and but now they're not think that an animal is closest to you. I'm gonna tell you something, And i'm a very important man in the world about this on your pets The only thing that will love you No matter what your wife your kids could always go against you, but your pets will always love you. And I feel that in all my heart and I don't think anyone has any pet and they just passed a bunch of new laws and everything if Austin Texas passes the law that they can make a dog not bark no more like Chicago then we have a real big problem in Austin because when we stop loving our pets might as well start loving yourself

CHAPTER 10 / 22 Discussion

Euthanasia Statistics, Austin City Humane Society

The discussion turns to the high rate of animal euthanasia, citing a statistic that over 30,000 dogs and cats are euthanized annually at the Austin City Humane Society. The hosts and caller Howard emphasize the responsibilities of pet ownership, including vaccinations and spaying/neutering. They criticize city ordinances that allow for the destruction of registered, tagged animals.

euthanasia· austin city humane society· pet ownership· city ordinances· spaying

42:40 I'll tell you Howard, but the particular case with me. Uh...I never intended to get that close to her You don't have to get that close Jeff It's just one of those things over the years where she is always there and follows you around from room to room And she is always going to bed with you when you wake up with her An animal is the most loyal thing you would ever have in your life and you must definitely treat them very kindly because reason why is they depend on you 100% They're their God and that all they can do is look up to you unless they are running wild like a pack of wolves if You love your dogs. They won't run well to me she was just a very special friend see I wasn't It's the best friend you ever have in the world, and I understand Mike's problem, too And I enjoy talking to him dang glad see back on there buddy Wow we're trying ours We're trying well he was very she she

43:36 I was not her master, she was just my friend. Well that's the whole part about it if you ever had a good animal you do not take an animal and train it to be your friend or your master Your children, how low are they? Let me throw this one at ya Howard over 30 thousand dogs and cats are euthanized in the Austin City Inhumane Society West first well not an animal save a life but essentially what I did yesterday adopting an animal from a nonprofit organization that's good Jeff because you help that animal you know if the fed about the whole thing is everyone can have an animal but everyone don't control the animal and yet have them spaded. That your responsibility just like kids if your son goes out he

44:29 He throws off springs all through the town. It's his responsibility to take care of that So in the same run as an animal and a lot of people get offended about it But if you love your animal, you don't take care of it You'll make sure your animals healthy and because then your animals part of your family That's what means everything I think that some some people though let's face it are some people you know that summered animals are abused Some keep them just strictly for guard dogs and keep them outside to, you know, keep rogues down. We have rock wallers we have chows too. We had our neighbor across the street from me stole one of my rock wallers while I was on a canoe trip one time it's just a pup and everything

45:12 What's so sad is in the area I live out here, they have a lot of dog fights. I called the Sheriff Department on it and was real upset about it and everything out here. And I still wanna talk to my neighbor over it and everything because if they steal my dogs or steal my kids, they'll steal my kids, they'll steal my money. Yeah. I don't want a neighbor like that. That's not the damn neighbor I need. And he's surely not a God-forgiving neighbor. You know what I'm saying? Can you believe that now...I didn't even know this where did y'all get this statistic here who got this statistic Over 30,000 dogs or cats are euthanized at the Austin City Inhumane Society. Every year? But you know what that's sad it is but you know what a lot of homeowners that own if you cannot afford to own pet and you cannot afford to vaccinate it You cannot afford to feed it don't get a pet

46:02 Because that pet looks up to whoever is the owner of the pet. And my child got out not too long ago and killed a barbie goat, they said next door to my neighborhood. Well come to find out after I investigated it and everything we had a pack of wolves who don't live in the country came there and killed that goat but my dog was in that yard it cost me $50 because I didn't want put my dog to sleep because in my heart I knew that dog didn't kill that goat But when you go against the government on stuff like that and the politics, some city ordinance is good and some city ordinance is not good. If your dog is tagged and your dog is registered that's just like a human being out there because if you spend money, you spend time to get through it and you get insurance in case that dog bites someone then you're covered. That dog should not be put to sleep no matter what!

CHAPTER 11 / 22 Discussion

Computer Privacy, Year 2000 Chips and Government Surveillance

Caller Howard raises concerns about government surveillance through new computer technology. He claims that computers manufactured leading up to the year 2000 contain chips allowing the government to remotely access private data. Jeff Davis mentions that services like AOL may already possess similar capabilities, suggesting these tools assist the IRS in monitoring citizens.

surveillance· privacy· y2k· computer chips· irs

46:54 He should have a trial just like a human being has because even though the Bible says they don't have a soul in my heart those dogs have a soul, those cats have a soul. Do you have the verse on that? No I don't have the verse on it. I'm just telling you look it up in the bible I've had a half a dozen people tell me that and it's, I personally don't believe it myself. I don't believe it either but if you look in the Bible... You know, we go to sleep and that's essentially it. That's my... Okay I got another little thing. I don't want to jump off the dog story thing here. Go ahead Howard! Okay what I've been pulling some information in off of my internet and stuff that i've noticed now the next couple years with the new computers were putting out The government can automatically pull into our computers and everything And pull up anything that we have actually

47:52 I guess be our privacy. I don't know if it is our privacy or not, we in the technology and...I'm kind of an old guy and probably left behind and everything, hope I am not but I try to stay up as much as i can but what do you think about that Jeff? Is that fair for them to pull the technology out just by us being asleep at night they can just key into my computer and get into it? Well I was told AOL could already have had that technology for years But yeah from the information that I've got okay, I agree what to understand that they you know if you want To believe that they are somehow through coercion of course through coercion. No it's all the new computers my friend being built They got chip between now and year 2000 will have a chip in their computer That will pull up anytime they won't and link them into your home or into your computer. I can prove it It's honest God truth

48:47 That's good for the IRS. Well, I guess it is if they ask my ass. One more thing here... What is it Wild Guy? They didn't give me a number but countless animals are stolen by individuals and sold to laboratories for research purposes. Sales are held under the Agriculture Commission Well anyway, that basically concludes for now our segment here on us animal lovers. Are you still with us Howard or is that somebody else new? Okay...

CHAPTER 12 / 22 Discussion

Oklahoma City Bombing, Show Dedication

Jeff Davis officially dedicates the episode to his deceased dog, Pepper, before transitioning the program's focus back to political and investigative topics. He introduces a segment on the Oklahoma City bombing, acknowledging the shift from personal grief to the "theme and thrust" of the information-based show.

oklahoma city bombing· pepper· dedication· information show· grief

49:25 However, I just wanted to reiterate one more time that first off our producer his family lost One of their dogs today. His name was rusty and they'd had him for 13 years and person he was my personal favorite of the of therefore and Three weeks ago this Wednesday. I lost a very special friend Pepper who we who was very very who I was very close to And she's And she was just a special dog to me, and she was my baby and she was my friend. So with that let's go ahead and can we do like a short video or something? Yeah well I've already...I personally will say folks that this show is dedicated to my little baby. Just anything 8-10 minutes what's going on brothers hey what's going on bro

50:27 Ok, we're going to go ahead to a video on Oklahoma City bombing. I know this is two totally different issues folks but we still are an information show so we've got to stick with the theme and thrust of the show however like I say For anybody that's ever lost a special friend like this, I can now have an understanding of what the pain that you go through. So with that let's go ahead and go to the show. What is it? Eight minutes? Okay make sure there is no commercialism. 1997

CHAPTER 13 / 22 Discussion

Jane C. Graham, GSA Maintenance Men Sighting

Jane C. Graham, an employee of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, provides sworn testimony regarding suspicious individuals seen in the Murrah Building before the 1995 bombing. She describes seeing two men dressed as GSA maintenance workers on April 18th and 19th who did not match the regular staff. She identifies these men from a video titled "Cover Up in Oklahoma" by Jerry Longstock.

jane c. graham· oklahoma city bombing· gsa· fbi· murrah building

51:29 And I am recording this in order to make an affidavit that what I say is, in fact true and correct. Three weeks approximately ago, I was over to Vesey Lawton's house who was a friend of mine. And when I was there, Reid Walcott was also there but they had video that was playing on their TV And on it, there were appeared these two men. Let me up close I had a picture of them and this picture made off of the video It is not very clear but the video shows them perfectly Then i saw these 2 men and asked to stop the video that I recognized these 2 men But they were not dressed as they are here in this photograph

52:27 I have given considerable thought to when and where I saw these men. I first saw this taller gentleman here with the beard, I saw him on Tuesday afternoon somewhere between the hours of 330 and 430 as I recall it would have been that period of time And this was on the April the 17th or 18th, I'm sorry. April the 18th and that was on a Tuesday and he was walking down the hall coming from

53:16 the west end on the first floor going toward passing the GSA offices. He was dressed in a blue shirt and pants, and I assumed he was there replacing one of our regular men for the building temporarily when I... And I didn't think any more about it except that he didn't look like a maintenance man I didn't, uh...I had just totally forgotten about it. And then the following morning which would have been April 19th, I saw both of these men as I came to work in approximately 8 o'clock These two men were coming out of the stairwell on the first floor to the west of the elevator They walked directly by me

54:11 probably within five feet. Both of these men were dressed in blue pants and shirts, and I thought at the time that they looked so different than our normal men that GSA has in the building maintenance. And I thought perhaps that the other men either were on vacation—and I though it was odd that both would be gone at the same time—but I just felt they didn't look like our normal GSA people that are employed in our building. I was asked by the FBI several times if I had seen anybody in the building with strangers that were dressed like maintenance people

54:58 And I had said no because when they had talked to me about maintenance, what I was thinking about was some repair person coming in who was with the company. I had not even considered GSA people and they are in fact building maintenance people. Only when I saw these two men in this photograph Did I realize that these are maintenance people and yes they were different than the men who are normally servicing in our office and in our building. This photograph came from a video called Cupper Up In Oklahoma by Jerry Longstock

55:45 I had not seen this video until, as they say three weeks ago. Had no idea until I saw these men did it register where and when I saw these people? I can only tell you that they were in that building on a Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday morning. The taller gentleman, this man right here was there Tuesday afternoon he was also there on Wednesday morning both of these members together on Wednesday morning. I wish I could give you more information about them, but I do not know them. I only know that I was by them and they were there and they were dressed like our GSA employees at the building's maintenance. These are not the same three men that I saw in the garage who had what I thought was telephone wiring

CHAPTER 14 / 22 Discussion

Suspicious Wiring, Garage Confrontation and FBI Testimony

Jane C. Graham details a separate encounter in the Murrah Building garage involving three men arguing over plans and handling telephone wiring and a putty-colored block. She notes that when the men saw her, they hid the items in a green station wagon. Graham clarifies that she provided this information to the FBI and defense attorney Stephen Jones, but was never asked to identify anyone other than McVeigh or Nichols.

fbi· stephen jones· telephone wiring· murrah building garage· mcveigh

56:45 and a block, it appeared like this probably 2 by 3 inches or 3 by 4 in that area of the small remote. But it was a putty color solid piece of block I don't know what it was but they had that and they had this wiring when they saw me watching them they were down there they have plans at the building and then we're discussing They were arguing, in fact. Apparently there was a disagreement because one of the gentlemen was pointing to various areas of the garage. They were talking about I assume plans for building and I thought maybe they were telephoning them at first These three men were not the same as these two men on this picture When they saw me watching them They took this wiring

57:45 It was telephone cord, it was putty color. They took that and they took whatever else was in their hand I don't know what it was. They put all of that back into a paper sack. They put it on the driver's side behind passenger seat behind the driver's side. It was in kind as I recall pale green faded green station wagon I did give that information to the FBI and to Stephen Jones. The FBI did not ask me to look at any pictures, they only wanted to know if I could positively identify McVeigh or Nichols and I said it was neither of those two gentlemen. I gave them descriptions of the three men but it was only when I saw this picture of these two men 3 weeks ago did I realize

58:42 that I had seen these men and that they were in fact in our building the morning of and the day before the bombing. And, that is my testimony. My name is Jane C. Graham. I am an employee at the Department of Housing and Urban Development. At the time of the bombing, I was a multifamily asset manager. My offices were on the seventh floor. I had occupied not only the seventh and eighth floors but I had just gone to the ninth floor when the bomb occurred

CHAPTER 15 / 22 Discussion

Multiple Explosions, Murrah Building Structural Impact

Jane C. Graham describes the physical experience of the Oklahoma City bombing, testifying that there were two distinct events. She reports an initial "waving" or earthquake-like movement lasting several seconds, followed by a massive upward explosion from the center of the building. She recounts being knocked unconscious and rescued from the debris by coworkers Sonia Key and Joy McGirth.

explosions· seismic activity· murrah building· debris· eyewitness

59:19 In reflecting this, I want to specify that the first bomb, the first impact was a waving effect that you got when the building was moving. You might have maybe felt a little waving perhaps like earthquake movement and it lasted for several seconds about six or seven seconds later A bomb exploded. There was an entirely different sound and thrust, it was like it came right from the center up You could feel the concrete floor move a little The last thing I remember is looking up and seeing the roof being blown off

1:00:04 and debris suspended in air. And I was thrown on my back, and I became unconscious, and debris came down on me. And Sonia Key was on top of that, Joy McGirth, both those individuals took the debris off of me to help get up, helped me out of the building afterwards. But there were two distinct events that occurred. The second blast was not only very, very loud it was also very powerful and as I said it felt like it was just coming straight up from the center of the building straight on out and out so that is my testimony and I will stand by this testimony And uh... As I say today

1:01:02 July the 20th and both of my grandsons are here as a witness to what I have said. Thank you very much. Hello awesome Texas, we on? Okay folks let me just mention to you what we got coming up here We've got um...we've got a couple people coming in here at about 9 o 5 or so we got a bunch of footage

CHAPTER 16 / 22 Discussion

Marine Shooting of Hernandez, Rick McLaren Pre-Trial

Jeff Davis previews upcoming segments, including a follow-up on the shooting of 18-year-old Ezequiel Hernandez by U.S. Marines near the Mexican border. He also announces exclusive footage from the pre-trial of Rick McLaren, the "Ambassador to the Republic of Texas," following the May 1997 standoff with the Department of Public Safety (DPS).

ezequiel hernandez· marines· rick mclaren· republic of texas· dps

1:01:42 We're going to be talking about this incident in Mexico, on the border of Mexico and America. We're picking up on it. Okay we are going to be talking about... apparently there was a young Mr Hernandez an 18 year old Hispanic fellow who was killed shot by a group of Marines And we have some, what I consider to be exclusive footage and the people that actually went down to that location. We did a short segment on this about six weeks ago and were going to do a follow up to it but its basically about a young fellow who was killed by a bunch of marines down near the Mexico border

1:02:33 And we're going to get to that. We also have about 10 minutes of exclusive footage, Of the pre-trial of Rick McLaren who many of you know were... That watched this program was The ambassador To the Republic of Texas Back in May when he When they surrounded his so called compound The DPS So we've got that coming up as well Now there's a couple news items that I want to talk about here. First off, folks, I wanna talk briefly about Diana. The Diana story is very similar to let's say when Barbara Jordan or Richard Nixon or some of these other people that have died in the past and we just talked about my dogs and just between you and me folks

CHAPTER 17 / 22 Discussion

Princess Diana, Media-Mandated Mourning vs. Waco

Jeff Davis criticizes the intense media coverage of Princess Diana's death, contrasting the global mourning with the lack of official grief for victims of the Waco siege and Ruby Ridge. He argues that the public is "told who to mourn" by the international media and that government-led "atrocities" against American citizens on domestic soil are more deserving of national mourning than foreign royalty.

princess diana· waco· ruby ridge· media manipulation· national mourning

1:03:38 My little baby dog, I mourn for her more than any of these people that the world tells us to mourn for. Let me give you an example of this folks For two and a half weeks now we've been hearing about this Diana business Now i didn't know this woman I don't know that much about her, never talked to her, I didn't know anything other then what the media is feeding me So just between you and me folks Her death was really nothing more than somebody that you might read in obituaries. But for some reason the world is telling us to mourn. They did this with Nixon, like I say Barbara Jordan or whatever... Keep in mind folks that Jesus Christ when he was crucified on the cross

1:04:40 The majority of the Roman Empire celebrated. They exchanged gifts, the only recorded time in the Bible that they exchanged gifts was right after Christ was crucified So the point is this folks I do not necessarily mourn for who the world tells me to mourn for that if you take the Weaver family in Ruby Ridge, Idaho. If you take the Waco atrocities, the Gordon Call family Americans who have been killed on American soil by supposedly American agents In my opinion folks that should have been a national day of mourning However we are told to accept

1:05:39 Except that. In other words, 90 people get torched in Waco Texas and there's no big memorial In fact, they were demonized and we were told that we were to accept it. Well I don't accept it! I don't accept 80 some people getting murdered on American soil by American agents. Not only should there be indictments for murder but that is much more of a justification for nation in mourning than

1:06:18 than some ruler or some halfway ruler that the world tells us to mourn for. Now, that might seem pretty outlandish to some but the fact is folks, that's just the way it is as far as I'm concerned There are political prisoners in this country who we should be mourning for there are people who have been murdered by criminals wearing badges some type of law enforcement. And every time that happens, there should be not only indictments but there should be a national day of mourning for these incidents But again see we are told to accept it so were free to mourn for who they tell us is the bottom line We're free to vote for who they tell us and were free to mourn for who they tell us

1:07:14 This is the bottom line here, folks. It's becoming so blatant now that they have absorbed the channels with this now for three weeks and this will go on for weeks and months and months... And again I am not one that accepts on the surface the idea that I should mourn for who the world is telling me to mourn for because like I said earlier When Jesus Christ was crucified, the world...the Roman Empire... The majority of the people in the Roman Empire celebrated with gift exchanges and whatnot. So oftentimes, the people that the world tells you to mourn for don't have the best track records and let's just face it folks And this is part of what I consider making

1:08:09 appear to be evil and the evil would appear to be good. So I do not accept who they tell me to mourn for, that's just a fact. Another memorial that they told us to mourn for was in Oklahoma City Now no one's saying folks that none of these are not, there should be some sympathy to any of these things. What I'm objecting too is the idea that the international media, national media is dictating to us who we should mourn for and if it happens to be a bunch of agents going in and killing some Americans on American soil were supposed to accept that

CHAPTER 18 / 22 Discussion

Guadalupe River, Police State Tactics on Rafters

The host recounts a Labor Day rafting trip on the Guadalupe River that was interrupted by law enforcement officers in camouflage uniforms. He describes the "river patrol" searching rafters' ice chests and equipment without consent. Davis cites this as evidence of an expanding police state that now monitors recreational activities with the same scrutiny as the IRS or traffic enforcement.

guadalupe river· river patrol· police state· search and seizure· labor day

1:08:56 That, my friends is part of the evil in this world that's controlling the modern day Babylonian Empire as far as I'm concerned. That's the first issue i want to talk about now secondly we took a bunch of us went down rafting down the Guadalupe on Labor Day and You know, we generally get the idea to do that. To get away from law enforcement and just kind of get away, get out on the river, do some rafting have a good time, get a little adventure However our adventure soon as it transpired soon became

1:09:47 a situation where we found ourselves in the modern-day police state, even out on a raft on the Guadalupe. There was several attempts by the river patrol and I don't know what jurisdiction they were under but they had the typical green camouflage uniform... They looked like Marines and they had canoes out there What they were doing was stopping the rafters and canoers right there. Before you could answer yes or no to their question, do you mind if we check your

1:10:33 raft out, they were already siphoning through your ice chest checking to make sure you had the correct number of life vests and etc. So the fact is folks the modern-day police state that we're living under not only extends from the IRS To your local property tax collectors And your law enforcement that are out ensuring that you have your driver's license, your insurance, inspection stickers out on the roads. It also comes down to the fact that this is going on now in a quiet little jaunt rafting event down at the Guadalupe River

1:11:19 And this actually was as cynical as I am about government and the police state that we're living under, this actually caught me by surprise. The fact that you can't even go out on a river raft now without being violated by some form of so-called law enforcement So anyway, that was the situation there. And that... Right! That was actually a surprise to me in fact as cynical as I am. The next thing i want to just mention here is we move along with our globalist agenda There's a couple of things that the media has been talking about One of them Is this fast track and they're selling this fast track thing

CHAPTER 19 / 22 Discussion

Fast Track Legislation, World Trade Organization Treason

Jeff Davis analyzes "Fast Track" trade legislation, characterizing it as a treasonous tool for globalization that bypasses Congressional oversight. He argues that the program is designed to create economic regionalism, such as the Rockefeller Council of the Americas, and strengthen the World Trade Organization (WTO). He dismisses labor union opposition as "loyal opposition" created to manage public dissent.

fast track· wto· nafta· gatt· regionalism

1:12:13 as a means to give the president, a basis for negotiating trade deals through other nations. This whole thing folks basically what it does is sets up prerequisite to where a president can negotiate a trade deal with another country or block of countries without even consulting with Congress Now this whole thing folks, whether you want to hear it or not has nothing to do with trade. This is the smoke and mirrors that we're being told. The fast track program was actually designed back in the 60s and what it's intentions of it were... It moves the internationalist globalists agendas world system of control on enslavement

1:13:12 into different regions. This creates regionalism, for example NAFTA created a North American block for the Council of Americas and this GATT essentially created ten regions which also created the World Trade Organization which will essentially negotiate and oversee different trade legislation. So the fact is folks, this fast track business that you've been hearing about...this is treason!

1:13:52 Let's just cut through the crap and let's just tell it like it is. Fast track as part of the globalization of America and the world to regionalize certain economic regions, specifically when you start talking about Chile and some of these other South and Central American nations the fast track program that they're trying to con the American people into accepting. will help create this new Rockefeller Council of Americas and will again strengthen the World Trade Organization. Now let me just give you a picture here folks, now this is what I consider here to be loyal opposition to the New World Order if you get my drift This is the so-called opposition to fast track

1:14:49 And you see that the fast track legislation is essentially being countered by the teamsters, labor unions. It's being countered under the guise of trade and jobs. That my friends is not what this is all about. This is what you call loyal opposition, these are the various front groups that the enemy creates for us and feeds and gives us This way, by controlling the opposition to these treasonous global policies they can control both sides. They'll push for the fast track for globalization to the World Trade Organization and ultimately push along their globalist New World Order agenda but

1:15:50 This is loyal opposition, this story here. Fast track is not about jobs and workers' rights in the environment. Fast track is about global power, global system of enslavement and the opposition that you see is just the opposition that's required to have to make it appear that there is some type of opposition to giving away America's sovereignty or World Trade Organization. Although this, the front groups that are given are not actually countering the issue for what its really is so this is the smoke and mirrors that were given left-right liberal conservative Christian coalition atheists...the whole

1:16:41 spear of different front organizations and supposedly different views that were fed, however in virtually all of these cases the enemy created, financed, infiltrated. They've created black and white control on both sides. Now the final thing I want to talk about before we get to the... I can't do that because i'm not familiar with that. I am not going to say something I haven't studied, it doesn't matter. Ok folks let me just... the final thing I want to talk about here and I was a guest on several shows back in December of 1995

CHAPTER 20 / 22 Discussion

Bosnia Intervention, Landmine Humanitarianism Scam

The host revisits his 1995 opposition to sending U.S. troops to Bosnia, noting that the mission has extended far beyond the promised one-year duration. He characterizes the conflict as a means for international bankers to consolidate power. He further claims that Princess Diana's landmine campaign is a "humanitarian scam" intended to disarm sovereign nations resisting foreign invasion.

bosnia· un troops· landmines· sovereignty· international bankers

1:17:37 And I was one of the lone voices that I heard against this sending US troops or UN troops to Bosnia. I knew that most of these wars, folks, that we're getting into whether they be some of the world wars. Whether they be Vietnam-Korea War whatever had more to do with setting up global powers and international bankers making money had more to do with any of that than actually fighting for US domestic territory protecting our national borders or anything like this

1:18:18 So this has been going on for a long time. With this understanding, I was against Bosnia when sending our troops to Bosnia back when this first became an issue. If you remember back it was sold to us that it was a peace thing and that they would only be over there for a year. Remember that, folks? And I believe I stated probably on River City Talk or other shows that the whole thing was a scam and our troops would be over there for longer than a year Well folks this was like December 95 when they sent them over there and it's now been closing in two years since our troops have been in Bosnia

1:19:10 And let me tell you what's essentially happening, folks. I also want to tie in Lady Diana to this as well She was the one that supposedly they're feeding us the humanitarian thing about land mines Let me tell you what a lot of these nations like Chechnya were doing with landmines. Number one, if they're being invaded by UN forces or some type of global multinational army of some sort basically what they're doing in many of these little smaller nations is they are fighting to protect their own sovereignty

1:19:49 and to protect foreigners from invading their own sovereign nations. Now you have the UN and some of these other things talking about these landmines, we need to get them all up and clean up all of the evil things going on in the world in these other nations. And it's not for humanitarian reasons Folks, much of this is a scam just like the whole world essentially is a scam right now. A couple of things are happening first off UN forces are now torturing people in Bosnia and this is a side of the media that you'll never... if you do see it would be very rare and probably just for a glimpse but the media did tell us one thing

CHAPTER 21 / 22 Discussion

Electronic Warfare, Bosnian Communication Blockade

Jeff Davis reports on the deployment of three U.S. electronic warfare planes to Bosnia intended to disrupt "anti-UN and anti-NATO" information. He condemns this as a direct attack on the freedom of information and a demonstration of the New World Order's power to silence resistance. He describes the use of U.S. military personnel to enforce globalist censorship as a high-level power grab.

electronic warfare· nato· un· censorship· bosnia

1:20:42 this last week, and I was watching the news. And they did tell us this one little thing going on in Bosnia that the US military now has dispensed three electronic warfare planes into the Bosnian region Things are kind of escalating there a little bit and the Bosnians are getting a little bit nervous, and a little sick and tired of foreigners coming in invading their sovereign nation under the disguise of peace might I add. But what was interesting about this was that they, the US now has launched three electronic warfare planes apparently into Bosnia and their essential mission

1:21:34 is to block out and disrupt what they can call too much anti-UN and too much anti-NATO information that's being disseminated across Bosnia. So if anybody has got any sense at all, now I know a lot of people out there can't think past what the media is feeding them Those people aren't watching this program, though. But the ones that are receptive to what's going on... If you think about the... I mean, I don't think the enemy was very tactful in their approach on this piece of story that I saw. If you think of what is happening here, That the UN and NATO should have the right To go into a sovereign nation And block their communication signals

1:22:30 because supposedly there was too much inflammatory anti-UN and anti-NATO information being disseminated in Bosnia. Now let me ask you something folks, who in the hell is the UN and NATO to decide what type of information is best for the people of Bosnia to be disseminating? That sounds kind of like what's going on over here, doesn't it? You have your establishment media that feeds you divide and conquer issues. Issues of no significance Any type of information that may get out the things that I talk about is either blacked out or presented as some wild conspiracy theory

1:23:26 So see, here you have it folks. These people are so blatant now that they're telling you that the UN and NATO is the only source of information that the Bosnian people are privy to. In other words if they have any anti-UN or anti-NATO information being apparently being disseminated across Bosnia then they have the right and should go in and block their communications And once again, folks I have to ask you who in the hell is the people in the UN and the people of NATO to decide what's best for the people of Bosnia and what's best for the information that they should be disseminating themselves. It's a direct attack on freedom of information, freedom of press

1:24:25 or whatever, but here you see the US military and their electronic warfare equipment being used to squelch any type of resistance movement. Any type of alternative information what I would consider probably real information is what's going on over there Our US military now through the electronic warfare weaponry is being used to block and destroy their communications. I found that to be a very interesting story that was on one of the national news meetings and, of course it's presented to us as in our best interest you know we can't have all this anti-UN and anti-NATO information being disseminated so we need to go in and destroy their communication signals. This my friends

1:25:19 This is your world order here at a very high level. And this is your elite powers using guinea pigs and puppets and scapegoats, and ignorance largely... US soldiers to fly their machines, airplanes and destroy these signals my friends, is high-level global power, global grabbers, plutocratic international banking elitists and all their minions at their best. So you've got the fast track and you've got this Bosnian thing which appears to be heating up

1:26:04 And this my friends is a local edition of what's actually happening with some of the news. I mean, the Antichrist forces are so powerful and prevalent and their propaganda machine is so prevalent that no single show or no single man can counter all of the lies that are being fed to us on every front. However, this is just a small dosage of what's happening in the world today that you probably won't hear from your friends in the national media Now with that we're going to go ahead and move to our guest here I love Mike Hanson Archives! You know...you know..I tell ya

CHAPTER 22 / 22 Discussion

Black Helicopters, Alex Jones Investigation in Austin

The program concludes with a report featuring Alex Jones investigating sightings of unmarked black helicopters in Austin, Texas. Residents claim the aircraft have harassed citizens and sprayed a mysterious white substance that caused illness. Jones argues these maneuvers are secret preparations for martial law, while city officials dismiss the claims as forest fire ash.

alex jones· black helicopters· martial law· austin texas· steve langford

1:26:51 There's a lot of dangerous people in this country, but we're going to keep you safe from them. You know, with that mask on I'm not sure if I'm talking to Alex Jones. Oh yeah well don't worry about us covering up our identity you know we're multi-jurisdictional task force and we're top secret but you know You know what, I'm not sure. I'm talking to Alex Jones Oh yeah! Well don't worry about us covering up our identity you know we're multi-jurisdictional task force and we're top secret but...you know it's the help the children Of course it is Hey man keep up the good work and all of your listeners out there if you just turn to this you are kind of freaked out about it need to pay attention and death to the new world order God bless the republic

1:27:51 Get the New World Order! Choppers carried out covert government missions for years. Now the people of one Texas town are out to expose what they call a conspiracy There was a black helicopter spraying some white powder It's bizarre, it's like an invasion What's behind this Helicopter Hell? A lot of people in the Lone Star State coming up with a lot of conspiracy theories Steve Langford reports on the helicopters and health problems that have hit Austin

1:28:31 It's the sound. It sounds just like a tornado They were so loud that they shook the windows That's how they know their back. It was huge You could see the machine gun mounts on them and everything, and they were black The Black Helicopters Nine children all came down sick at the same time The whole side of my car was covered with dead gnats Austin Texas is a peaceful laid-back kind of place Just like its favorite son Willie Nelson At least it used to be. Until the black helicopters arrived... It's bizarre, it's like an invasion! Suddenly people all over Austin started seeing them with some saying they've been harassed and maybe even poisoned by the things I can confirm black helicopters are swarming all over Texas and the rest of the US harassing citizens police anybody that gets in their way Black Helicopters The Strike Force The New World Order

1:29:31 Alex Jones is a popular radio talk show host with Austin's KJFK. And he has been investigating and reporting on the mysterious black helicopter phenomenon for years! It reads like a science fiction novel, but it is really happening Until recently, the government, the military and law enforcement had denied the very existence of black helicopters. But now authorities can see there really are such things! Yes, black helicopters are real they're here to take care of you therefore anti-terrorist training... but Jones and others suspect that black helicopters are the REAL terrorists You're talking about SS cavalry right here in America?

1:30:13 The sinister looking unmarked choppers have been reported buzzing homes, following motorists landing unannounced in school yards and even dropping a mysterious white dust on Austin neighborhoods. See it smears like paint Norma Rubel says her car was covered with the stuff after a black helicopter flew over her house. Looked like somebody took spray paint and sprayed it City officials examined the mysterious substance and declared it cedar ash from nearby forest fire There's no way it looked like cedar ash And she says nobody can explain what else she found on her car Thousands of dead gnats Something killed them

1:30:54 Meanwhile, others who have seen the black helicopters fly over their homes say that dust might have poisoned them. All of my kids and myself all got sick with stomach trouble And the Hopkins family suspects a government cover-up I think most people would like to be able to just say well our government would never do that Alex Jones insists it would They've tested what's been sprayed out of the helicopters It has salmonella and other type bacteria which you'd find in garbage Jones suspects it's all part of secret government preparations for a possible state of emergency. We see a lot indicators that the military is preparing for martial law and Jones is not alone Government has more control than they need, and I think that the black helicopters probably have something to do with it we're in the equivalent of 1936 Germany Hitler just now getting his power And they're get ready to really clamp down

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