This weeks episode - 

Spotify and Bandcamp were in the same place once. Now, Everybody wants to leave Spotify because of its move to Radio Shows (well, more like who is allowed to say certain things about certain topics). How many self owns can the left keep taking until one realizes they dont have the capability to lead?

When Whoopi keeps making Oopsies, one wonders how long does free speech is going to stand? And about that book Maus? Is the full story being told or not?

Trudeau runs. Where is he? Why did he run? Do leaders run away when times get hard? Maybe Canada is changing.

Despite all of these news items, most of it isnt heard from the news media despite the news from CBS, ABC, NBC and the local stations expanding to online PLUS News Nation, CNN, Fox (at times), Sinclair(at times) and Scripps plus Newsday all having news services on the web. How can we have 900 online news services in the US saying mostly the same things but everybody going after Joe Rogen?

Speaking of the news media concerning Russia and the Ukraine? What is with the Washington Post and that crazy article about Putin not knowing hes "white"? And that childish banter from one of the Members of the State Department in his unwilling attempt to answer basic questions to a AP reporter : https://twitter.com/mtracey/status/1489370596370755587?s=20&t=o813Gz85urO-121Pa731Gw

We got a shout out from "Break the Rules" dealing with their recent episode - plus BIG BIG News!

And is the space station on its final decade of service?

On today's long episode (and i do mean long)

The Rats have gambled away the future of the west for their dreams and hopes for control - now they are on the run, with help from folks who wish to protect those that helped in the gamble. One must learn from Cat and Fox in order to find the rats in the fields and in the snow. Its time to hunt them down and make sure that the "Mass Formation Psychosis" doesn't spread like other diseases that actual rats spread. 

Tom and Jerry is a cartoon, these rats played with human existence in all forms. They are not Jerry. There will no plushies for them at the end of this. 

Speaking of plushies and love bombs, West Elm Caleb was a thing, but it shows how badly women in both a majority of the Millennial and Gen Z cohorts are not ready to step up to be women. Part of it is other generations women going against the latter two (out of Envy because attention is currency in the way women interact with each other and other men), but a lot of it is the codding of the latter two generations in Princess and Goddess worship and so on. The second and last segments of the show, shows how bad it really gotten - and how modern schooling in the west while single the praises of women in college and the workplace - is actually creating a school to Prostitution pipeline - where as they have mentioned in many ways that there is a School to Prison pipe line - and the main connection to both? A certain political party and its massive tent of middle managers!

This leads into the third segment and how the Middle Mangers exist - and how they have taken over the state - and we see it through the changes for both the M&M's candies and Minnie Mouse's deeply sus-suspicious new tracksuit. 

The last segment has some news you missed and some good news about Space - James Webb is on the L2 Lagrange of Glory, but now a long wait begins. Toyota is building a rover that will help in the construction of a Lunar Base. And I got announcement where I talk about a new episode dealing with space and something that will help this shows growth and a lot more. 

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On this episode - 

The Rogan/Malone interview review. 

Britney Renner defended? Not really.

The issue with Crime and The State.

The way Death has to be handled.

And news your missed and other things as well. 

Just some updates from recent news. 

Its time for the year in review - still covered under the Raven's wings - the world event crisis and pandemic continues. 

There are time for changes. And they are coming. But the wicked times are ahead.

Plus the news you missed, and a thank you and hopes for things to be fixed in the new year. 

Beyond This Earth have yet hit another issue.

The episode that I used for the recording of the extended episode of Media Day has hit a snag. The sequence is out of order and the file names had to be changed. In the process of doing so -the files interfered with the audio processing program that is used for Beyond This Earth. The program crashes and refuses to open. 

As of this time - I have uploaded the episode (but it will not be ready to air at this time) and deleted the files in hopes that the program will run again. If it doesn't I will figure something else to run the program. 

This means that I will be using a different program for the next several episodes - possibly the rest of the season until their is a fix. The Year in review episode will be shortened due to this change. I paid for the program which makes everything worse. 

The episode dealing with media will air on the 21st of December at the latest but may be ready earlier. 

I thank you for your understanding at this time. 

Today's Episode is big, important and quite intriguing

In the second segment we explain the article from John Michael Greer shown here : https://www.ecosophia.net/an-empire-of-dreams/  read it first. 

In the third segment we mention this wonderous rant from RazorFist shown here:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fr7BK6io0XU see it first. 

Next week will be a media focused episode. 

Things rarely go well. And it was one of the better episodes.

Expected Episode 8 later on.

This Weeks Episode.

Kyle Rittenhouse is found not guilty. Throughout the show, we look at some of the main reasons why this wasnt so much of a case and more of a railroading of not only Mr Rittenhouse, but the city and of places all over the country like Kenosha. 

We also mention China and how liberalism (Socialism and Communism) and the American Left and what certain things truly mean for the world. 

Later, I talk about Korea and the forgotten parts of their history as they also use the "woke" to blame the US for problems they started. 

Next, the rest of the world thought Rittenhouse did something different - but really - the US media made a mockery of such. One aspect of how they make the mockery so strong? The use of the African American community - and the foibles that many of its women act upon towards all men of all races and it destroys chances for African American men to lead in families, community, long life and respect as human beings, not just at home, but all over the world. 

In the final segment, The International Space Station becomes a fighter jet, news that you may have missed - Razorfist and Karl Denniger speak about this case and some final thoughts on this case and what should happen in the future. 

We will return in two weeks with the final 3 episodes of this year before Beyond This Earth Takes mid-season break and returns on January 22. 

Today's episode is a sobering look in the case in Kenosha, Wisconsin and how certain reactions are seen. What is really behind this case - and the difference in how emotions are seen. The first part of the first and second segments deal with this issue.

Also, Veritas is in the news - as the FBI raids their offices. The New York Times then released documents from the raid. What is going on and why?

Evergrande treads water. How long will hold on?

Last week, I forgot something that needed to be done. I explain what it was.

And space news and Lowtax is dead, Shadbase in trouble with the law, and a whole lot more.