The Village Oak Tree

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I made a minor announcement about the minor loss of my partnership with MBR Radio over artistic difference. No great loss as I explain.

The rest of this short video is my way of stating the quiet part out loud. We are all tired of the corruption in the U.S. government, the lies they are telling us and about the coming recession and how bad it may get.

Then I also tell everyone about how the cat 3 hurricane in the Caribbean right now, headed for the Gulf of Mexico. It's just the start, although the weather people are saying this one comes a little early. With this latest heat dome happening now, you have to really rethink yourself if you are a climate denier.

I offer some advice regarding the viruses still running amok, and all of the right wing nationalism taking place everywhere, especially in the west.

This is why I am so tired and depressed. Between the weather, bad politics, viruses and a looming recession, what is there to be upbeat about right now?

Tell me if you are thinking the same thing to yourself right now in the comments.

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In this episode, I interview a disabled veteran of the wars in Afghanistan, wounded by a suicide bomber in Kandahar, Afghanistan several years ago now. I asked him about his journey through the military medical system and crossover to the Veterans Administration, and his journey into his current vocation as a public speaker as an inspiration to other veterans, wounded our otherwise. His media company Share Your Story can be found at https://www.useyourstory.com/

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This episode is another in the series about the end of the United States empire. This week, I offer a prelude short story about what can happen if you try to become a god. Then I get into some of the top stories of the weekend. The cluster bombs that killed innocent Russian vacationers in Sevastopol, Crimea Russia, Israel's refusal to the ceasefire, and the hubris in their thinking that they can take on Hamas and Hezbollah at the same time, with the US backing them up, of course. I also talk about how the U.S. is nearing a economic collapse because of the massive national debt that they are struggling to just pay the interest on right now. I end with chapter 2 of The Priest - Formally known as Bob by Michael Campi. His dystopian future about the aftermath of the collapse of the U.S.

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I have another discussion amongst friends today, this time with an addition to the commentary team. Not only do I have my friend Mitch back again, (I think this is going to be a very regular thing), I have our new friend, Ms. Frances Chiu, a very astute political analyst and noted Bernie Sanders fan. We mostly focus on U.S. politics in our first get together and deal with some minor IT technical issues on the part of Ms. Chiu. But that is what makes this show unique in that we all have internet problems from time to time and we don't try to hide our everyday struggles, whether it is plumbing, something breaking or the internet. Join us as we explore daily life together from our homes on the U.S. eastern coast every week to see if our daily struggles mirror your own in some way.

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Once again, my friend Mitch and I sit down together and discuss the things that are foremost on our minds. His plumbing issues, my minor house repair issues up to global politics and a possible economic recession.

We are your every man/woman kind of people with normal weekly struggles and thoughts on what our government leaders are doing against our wishes.

Come join us as we discuss his lack of availability of a simple part for his ten year old kitchen sink, lack of support in the hardware stores, my own experiences as a major home appliance service company owner and technician, to the news of how the U.S. may be dragging us into a nuclear war with Russia and a possible major recession/depression looming on the near horizon.

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I have for everyone a discussion between longtime friends about the things that matter most to average Americans right now. From broken air conditioners to politics. We spend an hour today in a discussion that is more like two friends hanging out, much like any other front yard talk between neighbors and friends.

Mitch expressed how much he enjoyed our talk together in this our first talk together and we are planning on doing this again soon. He is an immigrant, and I am a U.S. born citizen of Irish descent. I am more Irish than American in thought and deeds. I have been supporting Irish national politics for decades.

I am also a career U.S. military veteran who saw the worst of things overseas perpetrated by U.S. soldiers and policy makers. Now, I call it out as I can with this podcast whenever I can. I will have more controversial guests in the future who are not part of the mainstream podcast guesting circuit. My goal is to bring people on here whom the audience has not heard of much, if at all, to talk about current affairs, everyday affairs and veteran's affairs.

I hope everyone will join me here with likes, subscribes and shares to help me get the word to the world about what is going on out there that no one hears about with mainstream news.

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Céad Fáilte A thousand welcomes to The Village Oak Tree for May 29th, 2024. I am your host, Terrance Ó Domhnaill, and I extend my gratitude to everyone tuning in once again. I anticipated another interview for this week, but my guests, who requested to appear on the show, are taking their time to schedule a date and time. So, until they join us (hopefully next week), I'll present another commentary on the United States' empire and its gradual decline into history's dust. This week's commentary follows the U.S. Memorial Day holiday, where we honor all veterans who sacrificed their lives for the American empire. There are numerous topics on the agenda, with the primary focus being the looming economic downturn as the commercial real estate market is predicted to plummet in the next few years. Tune in as I explore the potential for a crisis akin to 2008 and examine the morality, or the apparent absence thereof, of the U.S. government.

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This conversation, which lasted over an hour, was aimed at understanding the perspective of a younger individual and the sentiments of his community and peers. We discussed my background and the experiences that have shaped my views on the United States and the world at large. We also touched upon the direction the country should take, considering the student protests and the questionable actions of our politicians. To discover more about my guest, you can visit his page on Substack and explore his thoughts on fitness and life. Go to https://samolives.substack.com/ to learn more.

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This little over half hour commentary is part of the continuing series of the failing empire of the United Staes. In this segment today, I read a satirical article that describes how commercial the U.S. has become. I read a transcript of the first amendment of the U.S. constitution and offer details on how bad the U.S. looks on the global theatre. The U.S. has made a lot of bad decisions in the last sixty-five years and things don't look good going forward.

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I have an hour long interview with a young man who wrote a book debunking the Christian Bible and to a degree, the Jewish Torah, the old testament chapters to be more precise. We talk about his book and theology as it applies to the Christians around the world in all of their variations of this religious faith. We delve into some ancient history and an encouragement for students of Christian theology to read this book as it is an eye opener. It is short but very informative.