Hour 3

Scott Bradley — Sat, 03 Oct 2009 00:00:00 -0600

First Hour: Scott Bradley interviews James Perloff, author of several books, including \"Tornado in a Junkyard\" and \"The Case Against Darwin,\" which were discussed at length during this hour. The discussion focused upon the creation vs. evolution debate, and used the words and works of the advocates of evolution to debunk the theory of evolution. Mr. Perloff expressed that all scientific theories by definition are (or should be) open to debate and examination. He points out that as science advances and greater understanding is developed of the complexities of life (even in the simplist forms) the theory of evolution is demonstrated more and more as a faulty theory. In fact, he explains that the only reason it is able to continue to be taught is that the advocates of the theory continue to seek court protection for it and force it into the classroom. He believes that this concerted effort is a manifestation of efforts to deny God in society and further the philosophies of athiesm.

Second Hour: Scott Bradley interviews G. Edward Griffin, author of \"The Creature From Jekyll Island.\" This book is an expose\' of the Federal Reserve System, its origins and continued scourge upon the United States. The Federal Reserve is a private, for profit, banking cartel which has been granted power over the economy of the United States, including the power to create money out of thin air and loan it to the nation and its people (at interest). The people involved in the inception of the Fed, the methods used to foist it upon America, its operations, and its destructive effects on the economic well being of the United States are discussed at length.

Third Hour: Scott Bradley interviews pro-life activist and former Alaskan candidate for the United States Senate, Bob Bird. They discuss the dangers of a pro-life amendment at the federal level, and other issues that many Americans are anxious to resolve by granting the federal government additional powers in those areas. They review the \"American Community Survey\" which is being foisted on Americans across the country under the guise of the census, and also touch upon the \"Transportation Workers Identification Card\" (TWIC) which is impinging upon the ability of Americans to move about freely and obtain gainful employment without government intrusion.

To Preserve The Nation - 10/03/2009

Hour 3