05/03/2008
Today’s program features the longest boralogue in the history of the program, outlining a trail of progressive and radical organizations from the early 1900s through the protest movements of the 60s, and how they morphed into academia and still maintain widespread influence in political thought today.
In line with this history, we then interview Pastor Jesus del Cristo (www.palabraviva.org), who grew up in Castro’s Cuba and compares events there with events in the United States today.
Finally, John keeps a promise and reads emails in response to the Frank Schaeffer interview of a couple of weeks ago.
Want more resources on these topics? Here are some previous programs you might find interesting:
- The Lawfare Conquest of Free Speech
- False Flag
- Dancing with the Devil – Negotiating with Rogue Regimes
- Silence by Any Means
- The Beautiful Side of Evil
- The New Great Game
- American Not Say-ism
- Malachi Martin’s Windswept House Interview from 1997
- Iran So Far Away
- Unseen World
- Sustainable Drooling
- Land of Prophecy
- PC Interference
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