Topic: Stokes Building

4 chapters across the catalog

George Humphrey And Alex Jones Expose Federal Reserve System(Classic 1998) [LxPK RZMiPc]
39:16 - 42:49

George Humphrey And Alex Jones Expose Federal Reserve System(Classic 1998) [LxPK RZMiPc]

ASAP Program, Truancy Enforcement, Public Comment Mobilization

The host encourages listeners to attend a public hearing at the Stokes Building to protest the county budget. He discusses the "Absent Student Assistance Program" (ASAP), which he claims involves sending armed constables to the homes of elementary students for minor truancy. The segment emphasizes the effectiveness of public testimony in forcing local officials to scale back controversial programs.

George Humphrey And Alex Jones Expose Federal Reserve System(Classic 1998) [LxPK RZMiPc]
59:01 - 1:01:49

George Humphrey And Alex Jones Expose Federal Reserve System(Classic 1998) [LxPK RZMiPc]

Public Testimony Logistics, ACTV Programming, Local Activism

A caller asks for clarification on the time limits for speaking at Commissioner's Court meetings. The host explains that while individuals are limited to roughly four minutes, a large group of people can effectively occupy the court's time to voice grievances. He also lists several "like-minded" programs on Austin Community Television (ACTV), such as "Transcending Control" and "Common Sense."

Freedom Report W Steve Lane July 6, 1998 [QRxcVllnycQ]
20:21 - 23:25

Freedom Report W Steve Lane July 6, 1998 [QRxcVllnycQ]

Public Apathy, Delta Force Protests and the Black Community

Activists express frustration over public apathy, noting that more people attend protests for animal rights than for human freedom. A call to action is issued for citizens to gather at the Stokes building in downtown San Antonio to protest Delta Force training in minority neighborhoods. The speakers criticize the media for labeling truth-tellers as "kooks" while the government implements a fascist police state.