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Today’s show topics included:

The fines against Hilary Clinton’s campaign for lying about the Russian dossier; the 5.8 trillion-dollar budget proposal and the proposal to tax unrealized capital gains; the slap heard around the world and its possible cultural ramifications; is there a split in the administration concerning getting involved in the Ukraine/Russia conflict; why did it take so long to file lawsuits against travel mask mandates?

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Today’s show topics included:

KJB’s refusal to define “woman; is this part of the left’s gaslighting and humiliating us, purposely misusing words? “He who believes absurdity will commit atrocities” -- is this manifested in corona fascism and what mandates we’ve accepted, even to the level of one pol suggesting concentration camps for the unvaccinated? How much better is the U.S. than countries we used to think of as evil? The continuing risk to the dollar as reserve currency; Desantis’ recognition of the woman who lost to Lia Thomas.

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Today’s show topics included:

We were joined by Daniel Miller, the president of the Texas Nationalist Movement, who spoke about his run for Lieutenant Governor of Texas and the irregularities in the election there, as well as national ramifications of their results; Ed M. opined that Republicans are as responsible for allowing election irregularities as Democrats; the prospect of Texit ever passing was discussed and debated between Ed P. and Daniel Miller; the talk about Saudi Arabia trading with China outside the U.S. dollar; the Ukraine situation and the Zelensky speech to congress this morning; what are the real reasons and machinations behind the Ukraine war, if such a reason exists and is knowable? We invite feedback, questions and comments from our live and podcast listeners, either through comments on facebook live during the show or by email to: [email protected].

Many New Hampshire citizens are concerned about what will happen to retired and incapacitated individuals in New Hampshire once we separate from the union.

https://libertyblock.com/taxes-welfare-in-the-republic-of-new-hampshire

https://libertyblock.com/this-bill-would-begin-making-taxation-voluntary

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After the House voted NOT to allow the people of NH to vote on independence, Alu interviewed the prime sponsor and the chief co-sponsor of CACR32 to unpack what occurred today in Concord.

Read the article here: https://libertyblock.com/breaking-nh-house-kills-legislation-to-allow-citizens-to-vote-in-independence/

Among the topics discussed on today’s show are:

The recent secession panel at the Liberty Forum in NH ahead of the upcoming vote in NH’s State house tomorrow on CACR32 (proposing citizen voting on independence); irregularities in the recent Texas primaries and Trump’s endorsing swamp creatures; if the invasion of Texas doesn’t move voters to vote against incumbents, what will? the ramifications of the economic sanctions on Russia—is it about purposely impoverishing people? our thoughts on the government paying the media to push vaccines; gerrymandering and the republicans not fighting hard enough on this issue; the omnibus bill to extend government spending; the executive order by POTUS on studying and regulating crypto, as well as other current events and issues.

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Among the topics discussed on today’s show are: The State of the Union address; the situation in Ukraine and how the U.S. should respond, which led us to some spirited discussion about Putin’s aims/goals and the role of the U.S in the world; should Iran be ignored, and can the U.S. be isolationist towards them as well? we had a guest correspondent from Ontario, who gave us more info on the goings-on in Canada post trucker’s protest. Please join us on Facebook Live to share your thoughts on the issues that we discuss. We also invite anyone joining us live or as a podcast to send any questions, comments, and other feedback they may have about the show to our new email address, which is [email protected].

Among the topics discussed on today’s show are: The situation in Ukraine—should those regions have a right to independence? Should the U.S. mix into their business? Is this any different than a State in the U.S. that would want independence? Is there anything the U.S. could do about this situation if it was the right thing to do to intervene? Canada’s government voting in favor of extending the state of emergency; did the truckers win or lose? Whose side are the police on? The CDC hiding data on Covid and changing measurement instruments for child development. Please join us on Facebook live, on zoom or by phone, and share your thoughts on the issues that we discuss. We also invite listeners to send any questions, comments, and other feedback they may have about the show to our new email address, which is [email protected].

On today’s show we discussed: the martial law crackdown in Canada and the paradoxical (hypocritical) stance of the Ayn Rand Institute; assuming the veracity of the claim that the Canadian government was behind the hacking of givesendgo, how can the U.S. justify not retaliating in some way? the Durham report; are big tech/banks acting on their own or by pressure from the government when canceling customers; What if anything would stop the American government from declaring some type of martial law/emergency diktat in the U.S.? A report from our correspondent on the ground in Ukraine; The Remington verdict holding a gun manufacturer liable for damages for Sandy Hook; Does this compare to holding manufacturers of drugs liable for overdose deaths? San Jose imposing fees and mandatory liability insurance on gun owners and how does this compare to abortion rulings prohibiting undue burdens on constitutional rights.

Gina’s winner of the week: Cooper Kupp; loser of the week: Eminem for taking a knee

Ed P.’s winner of the week: Gov. Youngkin; loser of the week: the warmongers.

Ed M.’s winners of the week: Edward Snowden, Gov. Youngkin; losers of the week: Olympics, Super Bowl commercials and half-time show;

Mike P’s loser of the week: Trudeau

Lazer’s winner of the week: Matthew Stafford; Loser of the week: U.S.A. (for no war in Ukraine).

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