Just when you thought he was out, he's back in: Tha Sexual Chessmaster aka PD is back with the PNAC crew to discuss Zack Snyder's 2009 Watchmen. Next WTEH will be Margaret (2011) and we'll be back soon with PNAC as we get into a jaunt down the year of 1979 and all the insane shit that happened that year.

We are joined by Canadian correspondent and good friend of the show Ambrose Sylvan to discuss their new article on Saudi Arabia, Qatar and their ties to Elon Musk's purchase of Twitter last year. We ask what the Canadian 9/11 was and talk Arab Spring, Saudi sportswashing and get get into Jack Teixeira and the Discord Papers. We also make fun of Matt Taibbi, cancel Hitler, and decide if Ben can change Noor Bin Laden.

Ambrose's CovertAction Magazine article: https://covertactionmagazine.com/2023/04/06/flipping-the-bird-site-how-elon-musks-twitter-builds-a-pipeline-from-the-alt-right-to-salafi-extremists/

For more of Ambrose's writing, visit their site "Liminal States": https://liminalstates.politics.blog/ 

Live from Golgotha it is the PNAC boys. We celebrate Easter the only way we know how, by dipping into Mel Gibson’s deranged Bush era snuff film The Passion of Christ. Plus this time around we are also talking S Craig Zahler, Terri Schiavo, Left Behind along with holding Mel accountable for some frankly unbelievably antisemitic content. In 2 weeks we have returning champion/sexual chess master PD joining us to talk Zach Snyder’s Watchmen and Ben is so ready to be yelled at.

And in the second half of our double header we have podcast dad Adam Fitzgerald back to wrap up our season 2 investigation as we separate fact from fiction with regards to Urban Moving Systems, the infamous Dancing Israelis and further links between Mossad and the larger 9/11 universe. Plus we look back at 20 years since the invasion of Iraq and Ben gets really pissed off at NPR as a result. We are back to our regular schedule and will be blessing you next Easter Weekend with a new Watching The End of History on Mel Gibson’s 2004 snuff film The Passion of the Christ. Keep an eye out for a preview in the coming week or so for our next investigation because in order to fight our greatest battle we must first gaze backwards into the abyss of the past.

The boys are back and this time are joined by the man who first put the sickness that is Richard Blee’s name into our heads all those years ago Ben Howard (@housetrotter). We dig into a newly unredacted and often very spicy filing from the Guantanamo 9/11 hearings. We are catching up on all your favorites here folks; Bandar, Omar, Alec Station and of course a return to the bad food restaurant. All that and a super import update on the immediate future from Ben to kick off the show.

Links:

Ben on Twitter: https://twitter.com/housetrotter

Seth Hettena article in SpyTalk: https://www.spytalk.co/p/exclusive-fbi-agents-accuse-cia-of

Ben's article with Peter Dale Scott and Aaron Good in CovertAction Magazine: 

Pt. 1: https://covertactionmagazine.com/2021/09/11/the-twenty-year-shadow-of-9-11-u-s-complicity-in-the-terror-spectacle-and-the-urgent-need-to-end-it/

Pt. 2: https://covertactionmagazine.com/2021/09/13/the-twenty-year-shadow-of-9-11-part-2-why-did-key-u-s-officials-protect-the-alleged-9-11-plotters/

Pt. 3: https://covertactionmagazine.com/2021/09/27/stepping-out-of-the-shadow-of-9-11-start-by-ending-the-post-9-11-states-of-emergency/

Back with a slightly wonky show order the boys use the recent headlines as an excuse to dive into JC Chandor’s 2011 debut Margin Call. We also fondly recall NBC’s The Slap, lament Kevin Spacey’s insane heel turn, along with the nosedive that became Chandor’s career. All that plus a fight over whether or not Frances Ha sucks that gets so intense, the show nearly ends for good. But we will be back Easter weekend with Mel Gibson’s ode to ass kickings: The Passion of the Christ from 2004.

Ben didn't give me show notes, but we talked about the TRUE STORY of Benghzai as only Michael Bay could deliver. Join us in discussing the SOY CIA, our beautiful operators, and that SHIT CAN known as Libya.

Live from the back of a panel van parked across the street from the FBI's Dallas field office it's the PNAC boys. We continue diving into the Shea Memo by examining the largest foreign spy ring ever discovered in the United States. We lay out the evidence from both the memo and the famous declassified DEA report on the frankly incredible number of weird stories of deeply sus folks peddling the worst art in the world. We recorded this just before Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree was announced but just know Ben has a lot of thoughts about Saint Trina (we all know it's Miquella -Erik) that will be covered at length down the road.

We are joined this time around by good friend of the show Tim for an "Oops! All Tangents" romp through Renny Harlan and Shane Black's wild 1996 Lady Jason Bourne thriller, The Long Kiss Goodnight. We will be back in 2 weeks with another friend of the show to talk Ronald Emmerich's 2004 climate disaster flick, The Day After Tomorrow which nearly two decades later holds up wonderfully!

From the counter of a New Mexico roadside dinner the boys are back and talking Oliver Stone’s 1994 psycho killing love story Natural Born Killers. We got a spicy one after a largely lockstep first 2 episodes. We are also talking this week Tarantino, Skinamarink, Devil’s Rejects, Dave McGowen, the Michael Keaton episode of King of the Hill plus SO MUCH talk about Charles Whitman. We will be back in 2 weeks with our first guest so have fun watching the 1996 Renny Harlin/Shane Black thriller The Long Kiss Goodnight.

Fair warning there’s a fair bit of sexual violence referenced in this