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This week on Middle Theory, we examine the events that led to the dismissal of FBI Director James Comey, and the attitudes about his performance on both sides of the political spectrum. As we begin this Mother's Day edition of the program, Matthew Oakley joins us as we discuss a viral photograph that allegedly shows Jimmy John Liautaud, founder of the aptly-named gourmet sandwich chain Jimmy John's, posing in the nude with a shark. As it turns out, the man in the photo wasn't Liataud at all, which didn't prevent false impressions about the photo from circulating. This leads to a discussion about the way that media outlets, while catering to the existing biases of their "Target" listenership, do little to actually persuade those who differ on ideological grounds. We also look at the continuing saga of incidents on board United Airlines flights, and ask the necessary question: how many actual incidents are occurring, versus what we have termed a "Media Copycat Effect" where hot trending stories garner stories of similar interest by attention-hungry news outlets. The latest incident involves an apparent release of cockpit door access information pertaining to United Airlines Flights, which in likelihood had not been intentional. Nonetheless, how will this affect the airline in the broader sense, with other recent news involving controversies with various airlines? Finally, we look at the very controversial dismissal of FBI Director James Comey, which some are calling a "constitutional crisis"... but is it really? One of the primary issues with this is that what Trump did, in terms of the firing of Comey, was indeed legal; additionally, politicians on both the left, and the right, had been critical of Comey's leadership of the bureau, particularly in relation to the ongoing controversy involving his 2016 investigation of the Hillary Clinton email scandal. Has justice been served, or was Trump indeed acting more on behalf of personal concerns, which might have involved the present investigations into Russian involvement in the U.S. election? Special thanks to those who donated this week, whose contributions help support the audio production, research, artwork, and other effort that goes into each episode of the podcast: Betty June Farkas If you like Middle Theory and want to help support the show, you can donate to the program here: We are now also offering SUBSCRIPTION accounts for those who would like to make recurring monthly payments to Middle Theory. If you would prefer to SUBSCRIBE to the program, click here to visit our DONATES page, and scroll down below the primary DONATE button.  JOIN US: REACH OUT TO MIDDLE THEORY To send us feedback, you can email us here. Also, follow Middle Theory on Twitter too... this is highly recommended, and may even be vital for some of you. Finally, as mentioned earlier, some may be further compelled to donate to the program, which helps keep ads for survival gear, water filters, male enhancement supplements, and do-it-yourself earthworm farming kits off the program.  You can also sign up for our newsletter, and get daily news from Middle Theory sent right to your inbox: Finally, here are links to show notes pertaining to this week's podcast: Owner of Jimmy John’s accused of appearing in photo with shark United Airlines says cockpit access information made public Trump threatens to cancel White House briefings because it is ‘not possible’ for his staff to speak with ‘perfect accuracy’ Comey sought more resources for Russia probe days before he was fired by President Trump, officials say Was Russia the Real Reason Trump Fired James Comey? Democrats: Comey firing is ‘Nixonian’ Trump to Comey: Better hope there are no 'tapes' of talks Amid questions about Russia-Trump ties, protesters rally in front of the White House ‘Work for WikiLeaks’: Assange offers Comey job as Snowden condemns White House

This week, the Republican Party is celebrating the House vote on "Trump Care", and the repeal and replacement of Obamacare... but are they jumping the gun? As we celebrate Cinco de Mayo 2017, Bernie Sanders supporters are asking for their money back... and the DNC is saying there "is no right to not have their candidate disadvantaged or another candidate advantaged." Hillary Clinton, on the other hand, is still saying that Bernie, and FBI director James Comey, are responsible for her electoral loss; Comey says he fells slightly "nauseous" at the idea that he and his agency influenced the election last year, but maintains that the FBI's investigation of Clinton's email scandal was the right thing to do. Meanwhile, Bernie is laughing... but not at Clinton or Comey, but at Donald Trump, who following the passing of 1/3 of the eventual repeal and replace of Obama's Affordable Care Act, said Australia has "better health care than we do." Indeed, he may have to answer for why he said this about a country with universal health care. We also look at the latest developments with the current Republican plan, as well as what is on the table if the Senate does (or doesn't) pass the American Health Care Act of 2017. Special thanks to those who donated this week, whose contributions help support the audio production, research, artwork, and other effort that goes into each episode of the podcast: Jon Haskins  Jennie Vongvith Sarah N. Peanut  Betty June BON the MAGI  Grimsteak If you like Middle Theory and want to help support the show, you can donate to the program here: We are now also offering SUBSCRIPTION accounts for those who would like to make recurring monthly payments to Middle Theory. If you would prefer to SUBSCRIBE to the program, click here to visit our DONATES page, and scroll down below the primary DONATE button.  JOIN US: REACH OUT TO MIDDLE THEORY To send us feedback, you can email us here. Also, follow Middle Theory on Twitter too... this is highly recommended, and may even be vital for some of you. Finally, as mentioned earlier, some may be further compelled to donate to the program, which helps keep ads for survival gear, water filters, male enhancement supplements, and do-it-yourself earthworm farming kits off the program.  You can also sign up for our newsletter, and get daily news from Middle Theory sent right to your inbox: Finally, here are links to show notes pertaining to this week's podcast: How to Eat Mexican Food All Day Long on Cinco de Mayo Macron takes 24-point lead in French election DNC lawyer says in court during DNC lawsuit to get donations back for some Bernie supporters that there is no right to not have their candidate disadvantaged or another candidate advantaged.  Stephen Hawking adjusts Doomsday Clock, says humanity has 100 years to evacuate earth Ex-officer Michael Slager pleads guilty in shooting death of Walter Scott 'I would be your president': Clinton blames Russia, FBI chief for 2016 election loss FBI director says he feels 'mildly nauseous' about possibility he affected election, but has no regrets FCC Chair on Colbert’s ‘Cock Holster’ Comments: If FCC Finds the Comments Obscene There Will be Consequences Assessing the Impact of the House GOP Health Bill Rape is pre-existing condition and health care for subsequent visits to doctor may not be covered Darth Vader is alive, well and working as a hospital tech in Tennessee

This week on Middle Theory, we look at the upcoming French election, and what it means for the rise of populism in France, and the rest of Europe. We begin this week's dispatch with a bit of discussion in relation to Bill Nye "the Science Guy's" new Netflix series, which discusses climate change (of course) and a number of other science-related subjects. We also look at news of a German soldier arrested prior to committing “false flag” terror attack in Austrian airport while posing as Syrian refugee, and discussion of how Google has authorized contractors to rate InfoWars as “low to medium” quality for search result purposes. Dr. Theodore Postol (MIT Professor, Nuclear Engineer, and debunker of bogus Military claims regarding Patriot Missiles and Air Defense systems) has made a pretty convincing analytical argument that the Syrian air force did not drop the chemical weapon. McNonymous gives us the details, and we also examine the recent controversies at Fox News, and how a recent allegation against Sean Hannity was, as the pundit himself has said, was intended as a "kill shot". Finally, we examine the upcoming election in France, where candidates Emanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen are neck-and-neck. What will the outcome be, and what will that mean for the political atmosphere in France, and the rest of Europe? Special thanks to those who donated this week, whose contributions help support the audio production, research, artwork, and other effort that goes into each episode of the podcast: Victoria Pinderski If you like Middle Theory and want to help support the show, you can donate to the program here: JOIN US: REACH OUT TO MIDDLE THEORY To send us feedback, you can email us here. Also, follow Middle Theory on Twitter too... this is highly recommended, and may even be vital for some of you. Finally, as mentioned earlier, some may be further compelled to donate to the program, which helps keep ads for survival gear, water filters, male enhancement supplements, and do-it-yourself earthworm farming kits off the program.  You can also sign up for our newsletter, and get daily news from Middle Theory sent right to your inbox: Finally, here are links to show notes pertaining to this week's podcast: German soldier arrested prior to “false flag” terror attack in Austrian airport while posing as Syrian refugee Google authorizes contractors to rate InfoWars as “low to medium” quality for search result purposes Republican Congressman outed as founder of misogynistic, pro-rape internet subculture “Red Pill” Dr. Theodore Postol (MIT Professor, Nuclear Engineer, and debunker of bogus Military claims regarding Patriot Missiles and Air Defense systems) makes pretty convincing analytical argument that the Syrian air force did not drop the chemical weapon Debbie Schlussel then walks back sexual harassment claim against Sean Hannity: Now only says “he was weird and creepy” In midst of custody battle, Alex Jones reveals that at 16, 'I'd already had over 150 women.' Le Pen fishes for worker support as polls narrow What does the French Election say about the rise of populism in Europe? Teargas, Riots, in advance of the elections

This week we discuss the issues surrounding a horrifying murder uploaded to social media, as well as the new conspiracies associated with it. As we kick things off, we discuss a recent fake news panel Micah participated in, as well as the weird German "spy dolls" which parents who have bought the toys are being told to destroy, lest they be punished. Elsewhere, we have a state chemist who may be responsible for as many as 15,000 wrongful convictions, and finally, Russia's super-secret EMP weapon that, in a bizarre press release, officials say can both disable U.S. aircraft, as well as keep Russian aircraft and bases from being spotted by U.S. surveillance systems. Then we turn our attention to a recent murder which occurred on social media, where shooter Steve Stevens randomly filmed his shooting of an innocent grandfather, in apparent response to a break up. After several days at large, the murder suspect was found, and in a brief confrontation with police committed suicide. What are the broader implications of things like murder, torture, sex assault, and other crimes being live-streamed via sites like Facebook? We also look at the various conspiracy theories that have begun to arise in response to the Facebook shooting, where YouTube users and others have begun to question the "official narrative". Finally, we examine the latest in the ongoing saga of Alex Jones, whose lawyers have recently claimed that he is a "performance artist", rather than really saying and believing what he says on his shows. What does this mean for the thousands of fans he has gained in recent years, among them our current commander in chief? Special thanks to those who donated this week, whose contributions help support the audio production, research, artwork, and other effort that goes into each episode of the podcast: Steven Walker, The Minister of Metals  Richard Dale Steve Edwards ORDINATES Richard Dale  (Ministry of Proofreading)  If you like Middle Theory and want to help support the show, you can donate to the program here: JOIN US: REACH OUT TO MIDDLE THEORY To send us feedback, you can email us here. Also, follow Middle Theory on Twitter too... this is highly recommended, and may even be vital for some of you. Finally, as mentioned earlier, some may be further compelled to donate to the program, which helps keep ads for survival gear, water filters, male enhancement supplements, and do-it-yourself earthworm farming kits off the program.  You can also sign up for our newsletter, and get daily news from Middle Theory sent right to your inbox: Finally, here are links to show notes pertaining to this week's podcast: Germany to fine owners of My Friend Cayla dolls $26,000 if they don’t destroy the voice activated, data collecting doll 15,000 drug convictions dropped in Massachusetts after state chemist found to be guilty of criminal misconduct in evidence handling Russia claims 'electronic bomb' can wipe out entire US Navy Facebook live streams a murder (sort of, but still disturbing) Search for suspect in Facebook homicide video widens He hugged his family and said, ‘I’ll see you next time,’ before being gunned down Hoaxers and 'fake news' claims emerge in Cleveland Facebook killer case In child custody case, Alex Jones’s lawyers claim he is only playing the role of an unhinged maniac

This week on Middle Theory, Donald Trump is praised by a majority of U.S. allies, in response to a targeted strike on Syria in response to a deadly chemical weapon attack. As we begin our weekly dispatches from the MID of things, we begin with analysis of media influences over sports, and a controversial incident that occurred aboard a United Airlines plane. We also examine a tragic school shooting in California, and a number of other timely news stories before turning our attention to the big issues going on in Syria, and how U.S. involvement is changing that dynamic. What message is being sent to the international community, and what will it mean for U.S. and Russian relations? Special thanks to those who donated this week, whose contributions help support the audio production, research, artwork, and other effort that goes into each episode of the podcast: Arcee Holt  If you like Middle Theory and want to help support the show, you can donate to the program here: JOIN US: REACH OUT TO MIDDLE THEORY To send us feedback, you can email us here. Also, follow Middle Theory on Twitter too... this is highly recommended, and may even be vital for some of you. Finally, as mentioned earlier, some may be further compelled to donate to the program, which helps keep ads for survival gear, water filters, male enhancement supplements, and do-it-yourself earthworm farming kits off the program.  You can also sign up for our newsletter, and get daily news from Middle Theory sent right to your inbox: Finally, here are links to show notes pertaining to this week's podcast: Horn of Africa on verge of historic hunger crisis - 20,000,000 people at risk of death NoKo’s PR guy has to love his job. Vows to react to any mode of war desired by provocateurs in the U.S. San Bernardino elementary school shooting: Multiple injuries reported United Airlines forcibly removes passenger from overbooked flight MORE: The internal medicine specialist father-of-five who was beaten and dragged off an overbooked United flight as CEO pens 'tone deaf' email DEFENDING staff Julian Assange Accuses Democrats of Blaming Russia & WikiLeaks for Clinton Loss CIA tools exposed by Wikileaks linked to hacking across 16 countries This Is The Russian Hacker Detained For Maybe Helping Hack The 2016 Campaign Disgusting: MSNBC’s Corn, Matthews Think Action in Syria Is Distraction from Russia Probe Lawrence O’Donnell: What if Putin planned the Syrian chemical attack to help Trump? Chris Matthews: Syria could have been a “set piece” to help Trump ‘Even the liberals were all over this’: Bill Maher disgusted by the cable news response to Syria Dan Rather criticizes the press via Facebook Fareed Zakaria: ‘The President Struck a Blow Against Evil, for Which I Congratulate Him’ Are Syria's Chemical Weapons Iraq's Missing WMD? Obama's Director of Intelligence Thought So. Former British Ambassador to Syria, Peter Ford, takes brilliant, cautious approach to chemical weapon attack, says “I don’t leave my brains at the door when analyzing a situation” when prompted about Russian narrative Howard Dean joins other party influences in calling for the ousting of Tulsi Gabbard for questioning the gas attack Is Russia threatening war if US intervention in Syria continues? How effective was the attack? Regime forces launched jets on bombing missions from the air base mere hours after the attack

This week on Middle Theory, we look at the troubling developments in Syria, and what this will mean if the U.S. becomes involved. We kick things off with a discussion of how the Russian embassy decided to prank everyone this April Fool’s Day, as well as Noam Chomsky's reflections on the current attitudes among U.S. politicians towards Russia. However, our big story this week involves an apparent chemical attack occurring in Syria earlier this week, history repeats itself as questions over how the U.S. will respond to disturbing images of children and others injured during the attacks. As of the time of this recording, news had not yet broken that the United States would carry out a missile strike against a Syrian military airfield, in the first direct assault on Bashar al-Assad's government.  Now, we wait and see where the chips may fall. Special thanks to those who donated this week, whose contributions help support the audio production, research, artwork, and other effort that goes into each episode of the podcast: Jon Haskins  Raymond Gallacher Guy Letourneau  Betty June April Bierig  Cody Griner ORDINATIONS Arif Akhar, Count of Cryptocurrency  If you like Middle Theory and want to help support the show, you can donate to the program here: JOIN US: REACH OUT TO MIDDLE THEORY To send us feedback, you can email us here. Also, follow Middle Theory on Twitter too... this is highly recommended, and may even be vital for some of you. Finally, as mentioned earlier, some may be further compelled to donate to the program, which helps keep ads for survival gear, water filters, male enhancement supplements, and do-it-yourself earthworm farming kits off the program.  You can also sign up for our newsletter, and get daily news from Middle Theory sent right to your inbox: Finally, here are links to show notes pertaining to this week's podcast: North SENTINEL Island, Where Inhabitants Fire Arrows at Helicopters and Approaching Boats Pepsi pulls controversial Kendle Jenner ad Elizabeth Warren talks about the necessity of Equal Pay, but women in her staff make 29% less than men 17 of the Top 20 government construction contractors have no interest in building The Wall It’s been six weeks since Newtown schoolboard has asked Trump to denounce Sandy Hook truthers, still no response At least 10 dead after train car explosion in St. Petersburg, Russia The Chechen Government Is Reportedly Kidnapping And Murdering Gay Men Death toll rises to 254 as aid begins to arrive in disaster-struck Colombia Trump Removes Stephen Bannon From National Security Council Post Judiciary Committee poised to vote on Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch Senate fails to end Democratic blockade of Trump high court pick Rand Paul Plays Golf With Trump, Meets with Matt Drudge ‘Press 3’ for Election Interference, Russian Ministry Voicemail Jokes Dozens dead in Syria after chemical weapon attack on rebel held city BBC Report: Syria Chemical Attack: Trump condemns “affront against humanity” Wikileaks notes (via NewsSniffer.co.uk) that BBC removed info pertaining to vidication of Russian narrative in Syrian chemical attack Kissinger and the CIA discussed ways to limit Congressional access to information regarding the Agency’s activities

This week on Middle Theory, the continuing saga of the U.S. Russian probe, and Donald Trump's failed attempt to replace Obamacare, take the center stage.

Many would say it has been a bad week for Donald Trump.

Others would say it's been a bad first 100 days for Donald Trump... in other words, his may be the roughest introductory period for any president in U.S. History so far (and hey, Kennedy had the Bay of Pigs). Along with the ongoing efforts to investigate Russian influence in the 2016 U.S. election, Trump and his team suffered a stifling defeat with failure to gain GOP approval for passage of a replacement for Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act. Is this a huge setback for The Donald... or is it his saving grace in disguise?

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* Anna LaBella

* Robert Price

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* Northern Ireland free to leave UK and join EU

* If Scotland does so first, or follows

* U.S. Attorney’s office under investigation after 700 lawyers were spied on in privately run prison

* Thom Tillis says on C-SPAN that the U.S. has interfered in 81 elections since WWII, compared to Russia’s 36

* Michelle O’Neill, leader of Sinn Fein, says some words about moving forward to unity referendum

* North Korea suspected of being behind $81M hacking robbery

* Facial recognition database used by FBI is out of control, House committee hears

* Noam Chomsky: Trump could stage a ‘false flag’ terror attack and ‘change the country instantly’

* Five months, eight prominent Russians dead

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This week on Middle Theory, we look at continuing investigations into alleged collusion between Trump's aides and Russia, and how Paul Manafort seems to remain a central player.

This week, we launch into the show shortly after another planned Wikileaks Press Conference, which appears to have been shot down by a DDOS or similar attack (as Assange has claimed in the past). Nonetheless, we are able to provide an audio update on the Wikileaks founder's current operations, before turning our attention to the recent terror attack that occurred in England, along with discussion of a young Israeli Jew that, according to reports, may be responsible for a number of threats made against Jewish centers in America and other countries.

Later in the program, we examine how Paul Manafort seems to remain a central player in the ongoing investigations into possible Russian collusion with Trump's aides during the 2016 Presidential Election. The only individual that might be stranger than Manafort himself is Roger Stone, who claims a second "attempt on his life" may have occurred recently, when he was involved with a hit and run. Was it an attempt to "silence" him, as he has claimed?

Special thanks to those who donated this week, whose contributions help support the audio production, research, artwork, and other effort that goes into each episode of the podcast:

* Shaun Tacke

* Jonathan Kaufman

* Steven Walker

* Arif Akhar 

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* WikiLeaks releases new CIA documents describing Mac exploits

* Suspect arrested as “primary suspect” in US Jewish community centers

* London attack: ISIS claims follower was behind rampage

* Inside story of how SAS, MI5 and spy agencies across the world tracked London attacker's identity

* White House security boosted after arrest

* Trump Advisor Claims Hit & Run “Could Be” Russian Hacking Scandal Retaliation

* Gorsuch calls Trump's attacks on Federal Judges 'demoralizing'

* FBI has info suggesting...

This week on Middle Theory, Donald Trump's tax returns take center stage once again, as an anonymous leak raises new questions about the U.S. President.

Fresh on the heels of the recent Dutch election, a blow has been dealt to the move toward anti-Islamic populism in Europe, with the bouncing of controversial candidate Geert Wilders. However, conspiracies are what's on the mind of Mr. McNonymous, as he examines a little-known forgotten chapter in the sprawling conspiracy theories pertaining to the JFK assassination. Micah explores the philosophical aspects of the conspiracy, and why it relates to "Fake News" in America today.

Speaking of "fake news", we spend a little time breaking down the bizarre controversy surrounding the release of a portion of Donald Trump's 2005 tax returns. What is most evident, however, is the spin that both sides of the political media are adding to the story, which variously make Trump look "great" or "terrible", like everything else that is ever said about the man.

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* BON the MAGI

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* Ukrainian soccer player wears tshirt with Ukrainian crest, people mistake it as fascist symbol, his career is now all but over

* US Soccer Federation codifies regulation requiring players to stand at attention during National Anthem

* Ari Melber of MSNBC says it’s Constitutional duty for the President to defend the CIA against attacks and criminal theft, such as WikiLeaks

* Dutch election: Europe's far-right populists fail first test

* Turkish minister claims 'holy wars will soon begin in Europe' after Geert Wilders beaten

* Hillary Clinton's election team 'met with Russian ambassador', Kremlin claims

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This week on Middle Theory, we give our breakdown of the recent Wikileaks releases, which highlight CIA surveillance and cyber intelligence.

As we kick things off, Mr. McNonymous and the Doctor Down Below examine the recent Wikileaks release of troves of information about the CIA, which Assange and his organization cite as being the largest of its kind in history. We also pay homage to Alex Jones' previous predictions about similar surveillance in the past, as well as Sergey Kislyak, "the least memorable man in the world", who the Washington Post describes as "a paradox of space and time." You'll soon see why...

Looking more closely at the recent WikiLeaks, Julian Assange has asserted that the CIA Center for Cyber Intelligence has essentially "lost control of the majority of its hacking arsenal," more than several hundred million lines of code that provide "the entire hacking capacity of the CIA." But is there more going on here than even Assange has asserted? We examine this, and much more, on this week's edition of Middle Theory.

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* Betty June Farkas

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* Missouri seeking to end designation of being the only state with Prescription Drug Monitoring Program

* Sergey Kislyak, the least memorable man in the world  

* Ben Carson just referred to slaves as 'immigrants'

* Hundreds of thousands of liberals sign petition to fire Dem senator after he hugged Trump

* Sharing Of Nude Photos Of Female Marines Online Prompts Pentagon Investigation

* Wikileaks Vault 7 finally released: CIA hacking programs, almost 9,000 documents

* Cyber Expert: Haven't Seen CIA Hacking Tools on Black Market Yet

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