In tonight’s conversation we get into the most sacred distraction in America, the Super Bowl. We will delve into how sports have become a symbol of false masculinity and how they have emasculated men into inaction in the face of tyranny.

In tonight’s conversation we will delve into time. I’ll discuss our growing obsession with the past, in the face of a technocratic future. Is this a cultural cognitive dissonance or just longing for a bygone era?

In tonight’s conversation I will discuss a little more about the maturation process that we all need to go through to get through what is coming. We will delve into some life lessons that we all need to learn and the importance of letting God in.

Tonight I will get into the random acts of violence that have suffused through our society. We will cover the misplaced aggression that has overtaken us and how to combat it.

Tonight I will delve into the death of the family. We will discuss how and why the American family has been systematically destroyed over multiple generations.

Tonight I will get into the countries of Ireland, Scotland, Spain, France, Poland, and German who are standing against tyranny. Of course we will discuss the lack of action and pathetic groveling here in America.

Tonight I will get into the importance of time. We will delve into how time is a mechanism of monetization and control of the population and how your management of it is crucial as the republic falls.

Tonight I will discuss North Carolina House Bill 8. We will delve into the pros and cons of this legislation forcing age verification and restricting access to pornographic websites to persons 18 years of age.

Tonight I will delve into the sad state of our present reality and the future. We will discuss how American culture is living off of the fruits of the past in a pathetic, talentless, dystopian present.

Tonight I will give my take on the Katt Williams interview with Shannon Sharpe. We will delve into how Katt destroyed people’s reality and rocked the pop culture boat, and in doing so made it acceptable to state the obvious.