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Mike Parrott and Bug Hall take a look at what radical extremism should be in 2024. Radical extremism is not rioting, burning cars and looting stores. It is not sticking it to the patriarchy or voting for Trump. Mike and Bug reveal that radical extremism is about becoming ungovernable. Learn how you can be a radical extremist without looking like a libtard, and they predict what we can expect from 2024 on this episode of Parrott Talk.
This Christmas, Mike Parrott shares his favorite Christmas story, The Gifts of the Henchman. Three henchman arrived in DC and they delivered miraculous gifts to the Savior of Democracy. The first henchman removed the savior's opponent from the election. Through bogus charges and ballot removal, they ensured the former President would not dethrone the Savior of Democracy. The second henchman gave the regime leader war. Israel and Ukraine are keeping his pockets lined with cash, so his son can dash. The third henchman gave the gift of a better economy. With the falling of prices, we are no longer headed toward a recession, that's if you do not look at food or energy. Mike Parrott says that is best example of cherry picking the data to fit your narrative. Listen to this episode of Parrott Talk as Mike takes around the world. Mike reveals how the Demoncrats have found another set of charges for the former President, and this new evidence includes the leader of the RINO National Convention. Mike also exposes the latest "lie" the Regime is using to signal the end of inflation, and finally someone has the fortitude to call out useless women. The only way to know the answers, is to listen to this episode of Parrott Talk.
On this Christmas special episode of the Early Show, Fiorella and her oldest daughter share some of their Christmas memories, and what is on their lists. Fiorella warns about the cheap discount retail apps, Wish and Temu. She recounts how unreliable Wish is and there are reports that Temu uses forced labor. Fiorella also has a few more feel good stories to share for this Christmas Festival episode of the Early Show.
When you are crammed like sardines in an airplane, you start to notice things. The biggest observation you make is, certain groups of people are treated differently. Mike Parrott is not referring to the myth of white privilege. Mike says it is the muslims who are treated like royalty. Mike witnessed this while he was waiting for his flight to take off. He observed four different Muslims that blocked off entire rows of seats, so no one could sit next to them. He also observed they have no regards for the rules, like walking around the plane as the plane was still climbing. Mike said if any other group of people tried these stunts, the attendants would have no qualms about forcing you to comply with the rules. Which makes Mike ask, are the muslims really privileged, or are people just afraid of them? Mike explores that question on this episode of Parrott Talk, and he also explores that different customs and behaviors of various cultures. Learn about these behaviors and more on this episode of Parrott Talk.
A fifteen-year-old elf delivered Christmas presents to the residents of an elderly home. Oscar Pulling surprised the residents of the Abbey Residential Home by paddle boarding across a flooded field to deliver their presents. The residents were having lunch at the local pub, when Oscar paddle boarded. across the field. He was dressed as an elf and he carried a large red sack as he traversed the flooded field. Fiorella shares this heart warming story that embodies the Christmas spirit. She also shares memories of her children as they have dressed to spread Christmas cheer and other memories as well about Christmas plays and other Christmas stories. This episode of the Early Show will get you into the Christmas Spirit.
The Colorado Supreme Court kicked Trump off the Colorado ballot. The Justices continue to push the narrative that January 6th was an insurrection. However, this is not the only reason why they Demoncrats and the establishment are undermining our elections in broad view. Mike Parrott reveals why the elites are doing this right before our eyes. He will expose the meta narratives the elites are using, but he believes this desperate act to keep power is more than keeping Trump out of the White House. Here's a hint, Mike talked about it last week. For that answer, you have to listen to this episode of Parrott Talk.
Like the United States, South Africa is a country in peril. Both countries have social strife, corrupt politicians, inflation problems and a crumbling infrastructure. The people of South Africa also face a darkness which looms on the horizon. The team from South Africa are back for their weekly episode of the Early Show. They give us a peek at what is going on in their country, and they share their prayer that God will help heal their land.
Several Israeli soldiers are under investigation for firing on peaceful Israeli citizens. An Israeli sniper murdered two women at the Holy Family Parish in Gaza, and group of soldiers accidentally killed three hostages who bore the white flag. These atrocities are the latest in "accidental" killings and bombings done by the Israelis. As these heinous acts continue, the more we learn about the other injustices committed by Israeli forces. Fiorella shares one such story on this episode of the Early Show. She retells the heart breaking story of Catholic friend who was killed by an Israeli soldier. She reveals what happened to the soldier and how the culture of fear is partly responsible for these horrific actions.
Mike Parrott reveals the engine the revolution. The is the force that pushes revolution forward, even without a revolutionary. He defines revolution and he exposes the ideas and the forces that push revolution and he reveals the final goal of revolution. Find out who is pushing revolution, and who the revolutionaries are. You might not like the answer Mike Parrott gives you. Pull back the curtain on revolution, and listen to this episode of Parrott Talk.
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