Radio Show Hour 3 – 2026/09/12

Radio Show Hour 3 – 2026/09/12

We remember 9/11, twenty-five years later, when Richard Parker of The Raven’s Call breaks down his thought-provoking article about the Waving Woman. TPC contributor Jack Ryan, who lived in NYC, also appears.

[00:00:01] You're listening to the Liberty News Radio Network, and this is The Political Cesspool. The Political Cesspool, known across the South and worldwide as the South's foremost populist conservative radio program. And here to guide you through the murky waters of The Political Cesspool is your host, James Edwards.

[00:00:28] Ladies and gentlemen, if you're listening live this evening on September the 12th, 2026, 25 years ago yesterday was the anniversary of or the occurrence of the attack on the World Trade Center.

[00:00:50] Now, whatever you may believe did or did not happen on that day, whatever you may or may not believe was the cause of what happened that day is irrelevant for the purposes of this conversation. Now, a quarter century later, we're going to look at it from an entirely different and thought-provoking angle with Richard Parker of The Raven's Call.

[00:01:11] Richard has become one of my favorite writers over the course of the last couple of years, and he has made a handful of appearances since then and more to come. You can follow his writing, and I encourage you to do so, at The Raven's Call, plural, ravens with an S, theravenscall.substack.com. His featured article right now is The Waving Woman in So Many of Us, 25 Years of Dispossession and Disenfranchisement in the Wake of 9-11.

[00:01:39] I'm just going to read, before I welcome him to the program, just read the first two paragraphs. Liz, let's skip the break with Richard, and we'll go all the way to the bottom of the hour. Here's the introduction. 25 years have passed since the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, and most, if not all, of the galvanizing rhetoric of the appeal to unison,

[00:02:03] the false but cozy assurance that each and every American is, quote, in this together, end quote, has been dispelled and repudiated. At least to any person who possesses the faculties of reason, discernment, and discrimination, to at least some limited degree. Of all the harrowing images of that day, though, there is perhaps no greater symbol for the state of many Americans in the wake of this event

[00:02:29] and the dire consequences and ominous trends cascading from it than that of the waving woman. A series of harrowing images and archival video footage of a woman who emerged from the multi-floor impact zone shortly after American Airlines Flight 11 collided into the North Tower at 846 a.m. Eastern time. She has seen at various moments waving at the camera.

[00:02:57] One of many features that render this apparition, and that's a great word, Richard, to describe her in this, as she appears here, this apparition, particularly unsettling, is how blurred the images are. All footage was taken at some considerable distance, and the limitations of image fidelity at the time render close-ups blurry and distorted. But the waving woman has, of course, widely been believed to be Edna Cintrone.

[00:03:26] There are, however, claims that the woman may have been Jeanette Medecchino. Whoever the doomed woman was, the last known footage of her standing before the tower's collapse was recorded at 1028, just seconds before the collapse. From this, it is concluded that she stood there for over 100 minutes, standing in a single spot before the abyss, waving in vain for help.

[00:03:51] She may have been simply seeking some recognition and acknowledgement before her inevitable doom. You can read this entire piece, and I encourage you to do so, the waving woman and so many of us, at theravenscall.substack.com. And with that lengthy introduction for its author, Richard Parker, now having been stated,

[00:04:16] Richard, you open in this piece that the poor woman waving from the North Tower for 100 minutes while nobody came, you say millions of Americans have been waving ever since. So tell our listening audience tonight straight, who exactly or how are we standing similarly on the ground looking the other way while so many of us get economically and culturally shoved off the ledge? Good evening, James. Thank you so much for having me on again.

[00:04:45] As you said, it's been 25 years. One thing I state repeatedly in my essay is there have been three, quote-unquote, once-in-a-lifetime economic disasters. 9-11 is sort of a watershed moment for that trend that has occurred over the past 25 years. And that time, people who graduate during a once-in-a-lifetime economic disaster are largely overlooked by employers.

[00:05:12] And then when we have these listless, jobless recoveries, they just look to whoever is graduating when the economy has somewhat recovered and largely throw these people aside. Millions of Americans are underemployed or have been put on a trajectory that is, through the years and decades,

[00:05:36] adversely affected by simply graduating during one of these economic disasters, whether it's 2001 to 2004, I'd say, was the first downturn. It wasn't just 9-11. It was a number of events, most of which are tied, and that's a theme in this essay, to United States official policy, domestic and foreign, and certain constructs in our economy and decision-makers in the labor market that are completely needless.

[00:06:07] So that's how so many millions of Americans are also victims of 9-11, by having their livelihoods destroyed or compromised, working hard and going to school, and not having the social contract honored by a middle-class job, how the middle class has been eviscerated. And one of the worst things about it is that the government lies about it by juking the statistics about employment numbers.

[00:06:37] Employment numbers now count people who are marginally working and who are essentially homeless as working. It counts people who are underemployed, so many different things. So our livelihoods have been taken from so many of us and we're being lied to about at the same time. Well, that is an interesting entrance into this conversation because so many people now, I mean, 25 years,

[00:07:01] that is the silver anniversary of any event and people are looking at it, you know, predictably from the loss of life, the tragedy, you know, the narrative as it exists. And again, my purpose in discussing this tonight isn't to try to prove or disprove any theory about what happened that day. To be honest with you, in a lot of ways, Richard, I was never that interested in it even then.

[00:07:29] I mean, it happened however it happened, whether it happened by nefarious forces to get us into another war on behalf of Israel or if it happened as a result of our invade the world, invite the world type of politics that we have here, you know, whatever. But my takeaway was we need to have a nation for ourself that looks after our own self-interest

[00:07:53] and whatever really happened is sort of irrelevant with regard to that. But, and to be honest with you, I wasn't going to cover 9-11 at all, even on the 25th anniversary, until I saw your article or until I read your article. Why did you think that The Waving Woman would be your, I don't want to say a hook in terms of like trying to hook or entice readers,

[00:08:18] but why was this something you wanted to focus on as you commented on 9-11? Because I think a lot of people have been victimized and dispossessed and disenfranchised by this country, and all this country does is give lip service to obvious victims that can have this emotional pull, and it's a way of manipulating people. But when it comes to actually helping people who have been victimized in other ways, it's callous disregard.

[00:08:45] It's, oh, pull yourself up by your bootstraps, which is an idiotic idiom, which makes no sense, and that actually stems from a joke that has somehow become shorthand for some short-sightedness with American rugged individualism that doesn't understand how individuals stand and fall with the community and the family that they have to help them, that no one is an island, that we're all connected and affected by what other people do.

[00:09:16] And I know of a graduate of 2002 who conversed with someone and saying, you know, I've been underemployed, I've been doing work that isn't really commensurate with academic credentials. And in this conversation, she at once admitted that he was a victim of 9-11, but then said, I couldn't help you. And so that's why I chose that metaphor, because it will get people's attention.

[00:09:44] Some people will think that it's distasteful, but I think that they're wrong. I think that they're just looking at things very narrowly and not recognizing what this country has done over the past 25 years. It's utterly shameful. And so much of this could be corrected. You wouldn't necessarily have to have regulation to affect it, but if popular politicians on the Republican side, for instance,

[00:10:13] called out these HR departments with their absurd hunts for, quote-unquote, purple squirrels, and put pressure on American companies to help their fellow American citizens who have been disenfranchised and dispossessed, there might be some progress on this, but no one cares to speak about it except perhaps me. Well, and speak about it you do at theravenscall.substack.com. That is Richard Parker and the Ravens Call. And there is so much.

[00:10:43] It's a great assortment. I mean, there's not just one thing that he talks about. And I know some people focus on singular issues or singular themes. Richard is a commentator for a wide variety of things that are current events and newsworthy. But this is, again, on 9-11's 25th anniversary. This was actually what motivated me to do this hour, was reading this piece. So with that having been said, and we only have you for a half hour tonight,

[00:11:12] and we're going to get to one of our regular contributors to close the hour. But this is a lengthy piece. This is not an abbreviated read. This is something that's going to take a minute for you to get through. All worth it, of course. But I just want to give you that opportunity, Richard, to further flesh this thing out. What are some other takeaways that you make in this article that you want to leave with the audience tonight?

[00:11:38] Well, there's a lot of rhetoric about how America is a land of opportunity. And I think that was true perhaps in decades past. But since the term millennium, it hasn't been for a critical mass of people. And it was interesting because when I wrote this, I was wondering, is anyone else going to talk about how we've really quietly had 25 years of pretty hard times? And the supposed recovery, like Obama's recovery.

[00:12:07] Obama was a disaster for a number of reasons. But one of the things was the recovery from the 2008 financial crisis was a jobless recovery. It was one of the most tepid, weak recoveries in the history of the U.S. and world economy. And so no one did talk about that as far as I know. I wasn't obsessive in how I kept track of the coverage of all the commentary yesterday.

[00:12:34] But I haven't seen and I'm not aware of anybody who has talked about this. Just today on Twitter, somebody, this woman said that her brother has some STEM degree and complained about how HR and recruiting departments are just so unreasonably fickle in their hiring policies and how she said that she would put a $10,000 bounty up

[00:12:59] if somebody could help pull strings to get this young man who's a recent college graduate a job. At the end of the piece, there's a meme I made which quotes a song by KMFDM, ask not what your country can do for you, ask what your country did to you. And there's a number of headlines. And one of them is that it has been the worst market for entry-level jobs in 37 years.

[00:13:26] Well, in 2008, it was the worst market for how many decades? And the same thing in 2002. And it keeps happening over and over. It's a cycle where every few years, it's this supposedly singular economic disaster that just keeps happening. And the question arises is, how long are we supposed to take it? And how long are the leaders in our politics and in our financial institutions and in things like the legal profession going to continue to ignore

[00:13:52] how millions of people have been disenfranchised and dispossessed? All right. So getting to two other – that is a great takeaway that you have here and that you're mentioning here tonight. I mean, you noted that Fortune 500 companies in the wake of the year of Floyd simply stopped hiring white men while they simultaneously kept preaching this 9-11 unity myth.

[00:14:18] And if a corporation will toast to we're all Americans on September 11th and then freeze out the sons of the men who built the place, then what does that tell us about whether or not this is still a country or just a market with a flag on it? Right. And not just a market, but one that is hostile and malicious to the heritage Americans, white males first and foremost.

[00:14:44] We have a government and we have leaders in commerce and leaders in select professions that are overtly hostile to you and me and to our brethren. And we're supposed to, from that, harbor some patriotic feeling or wave the American flag. Not I. I'll tell you, when I wrote this and when I've written many other things, I grapple with my internal dialogue because there are certain sort of,

[00:15:12] to speak somewhat imprecisely, there are entries in my internal dialogue that I have to sort of, to mute or not allow myself to write because some of the rage and the donation I feel can be overpowering. And I have to temper my criticism with the need to be diplomatic and persuasive. And I have to try and be respectful of people who do harbor patriotic feelings from this country, but it's hard. It really is hard.

[00:15:41] And I've lost subscribers when disagreements about this country's role in World War I have come up. World War II, I'm a little more understanding of because there were excesses on the other side. I can respect disagreements about that. But when someone defends Woodrow Wilson and what this country did to Germany in World War I, never mind the fact that Woodrow Wilson just spit on the civil rights of Americans.

[00:16:07] There were Americans who were put in jail who expressed their conscientious objection to this country entering World War I, and he put them in jail. And I can't remember the name of the Supreme Court case, but the case from which the adage, you can't yell fire in a crowded theater, was finally overturned in Brandenburg v. Ohio in 1969. But, I mean, if you don't care about Germany, you don't care about Europe, and you don't care about European civilization,

[00:16:34] you should at least care about what Woodrow Wilson did to the civil rights, the First Amendment rights of fellow Americans. Well, you can read about these thoughts and more by reading this piece, The Wavin' Woman in So Many of Us. And, again, I mean, I have two other questions for you, Richard,

[00:17:04] but I really do want to get into this. I mean, we've certainly touched on it. But the ravenscall.substack.com is where you need to be right now. But does this woman, this terrible woman, I mean, you know, there moments before her death, I mean, she does strike the visage of a ghostly apparition, just sitting there waving almost calmly. I mean, it's eerie.

[00:17:32] And then she died an unimaginable death. Is that the future of the West, or can we pull ourselves from this rubble, so to speak? I don't mean to disparage her memory, and that's a horrible fate. That is terror distilled into a purity that I can't comprehend. But she was remembered. She's been seen by tens of millions. People know her name, Ennis Atronit, most likely. There's some speed about that. Millions of Americans who have been disenfranchised.

[00:18:02] The average age to buy a home is now 40. Gen X, my generation, is the first generation that, on average, will have a lesser quality of life than preceding generations, notably the boomers with all the things that they do collectively. The rash of the deaths of despair, which would have been unthinkable before 2001, arises from this, when people can't get a job that they are due from a social contract

[00:18:30] by playing by the rules, by going to school, by doing the things that they should do, and they wind up working at Starbucks. Or J. Otto Pohl is someone I know from Twitter, and he has a mutual recommendation on Substack. He has a Ph.D. in history. He's had some academic jobs, and he's working as a janitor. And these HR departments won't take somebody who has reasonable academic credentials and say, okay, well, you don't have this 20-point list of all this experience that we require,

[00:18:57] but we look at your academic history and credentials, and it's obviously you're a bright person and are capable of learning. We're going to train you. We're going to invest in you as an American enterprise, you as an American citizen for our mutual benefit. That ethos is completely and totally gone. And many of these entities, as I also point out, are all too eager to import millions of third-world fuzzy-wuzzies through the H-1B visa program, and Trump, of course, is complicit with that.

[00:19:27] So we have very few people who are talking about these things in an holistic way. And that's one of my mission imperatives when I first started this publication and been trying to get subscribers, and it's tough when you can't post on certain platforms and you get de-boosted. And I guess some articles now require a VPN if you're in Great Britain to read and so on and so forth is that one of the things I sought out was I always wanted to offer a perspective

[00:19:56] that is unique and insightful. So, you know, like when someone, you know, I never wrote about Carmela Anthony about how that was shared some parallels with the Ornthal-Simpson trial because a lot of people already said that. The thing, one of the most important things about my writing project is I wanted to offer a perspective that is unique and insightful that either can't be found anywhere else or is not often found elsewhere. And I think this essay is one of the prime examples

[00:20:25] of me fulfilling that imperative. Well, folks, if you want to read his take on these fundamental questions as to whether or not elements of the Israeli government almost certainly had advanced knowledge of 9-11 or the fact that the United States had no business turning Afghanistan into a two-decade nation-building project and then inventing, you know, this reason for Iraq,

[00:20:56] you can read it. I will give that as a teaser for you to go to theravenscall.substack.com. And if we have some time, I noticed some negative comments on Doug Still Observer saying, you know, how come you're not a 9-11er? People didn't read my essay. I never said that, for lack of a better term, conspiracy theories that allege that the CIA or Israel were behind it, I said, I'm not persuaded by it. I never said that it's disproven or rejected at a hand. I simply stated that I'm not persuaded.

[00:21:26] Moreover, because I want to reach the maximum number of people, I set this aside because even accepting these events at face value as what the mainstream perceives them to be, I can still indict both the American government and major players in our economy and in our labor market with that mainstream understanding of events. So I don't need to get involved in something that isn't tangential to the thesis of my essay

[00:21:55] that will get, what, 82% of the population to stop reading. So that was something I wanted to address is I don't address that because I'm not entirely, I can't prove that these things, in my mind, that some people insist and they'll completely derail comment sessions and whatever. I do believe that the United States government and Israel almost certainly had advanced knowledge, same way we had advanced knowledge of Pearl Harbor. And from that, I just,

[00:22:22] I don't involve myself with it further because I don't need to because even accepting the mainstream version of things, this country did a lot of things wrong before 9-11 as antecedents to this event and more importantly, did a number of things that were wrong after, both in terms of wasting billions of dollars, blood and treasure in these stupid wars that benefit Israel and the Jewish elite first and foremost, but also other things with the economy

[00:22:52] that, you know, like when you look at 9-11, it was also the WorldCom and N1 securities fraud scandals that made that a real economic disaster instead of just a garden variety downturn that would be recovered from. And those guys got a slap in the wrist and they were large penalties for security in the history of securities fraud prosecutions. But like with N1, no one has ever tallied how many people committed suicide

[00:23:21] because they lost all their retirement savings. How many people couldn't go to school because their grandfather lost the college tuition fund or had to move into an apartment in like a, like a, you know, a less safe neighborhood with a bunch of blacks and Hispanics because their house was foreclosed on. None of those statistics are available. So in that way, these people who do these securities fraud and then get a slap in the wrist, in some ways, they're worse than a serial killer. I would allege that the people

[00:23:51] behind Enron and WorldCom and more importantly, 2008, which no one has been accountable for, have harmed more people than, you know, many violent criminals and yet they get a slap on the wrist. And that once again goes back to official state policy on the domestic side in terms of not regulating and looking out for securities fraud and other things that harm our economy and, and giving these people a slap on the wrist. So, I mean, that's just another way that what this government,

[00:24:21] what this government does has harmed millions of Americans. Richard, we could have gone much longer tonight. I am so thankful for the time that we had and how well you filled it. Folks, if you want to read more, not just on this article, on this topic, but on all the things that he's commenting on, theravenscall.substack.com. Richard, one of our favorites here. Look forward to talking to you again very soon. Enjoy your time of travel and best to you and your wife. We'll talk again soon. Richard Parker, everybody.

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[00:30:33] I think that nails it right there Jack Ryan closing out an especially busy broadcast tonight of TPC Clowns to the left of us Jokers to the right Here we are Here we are on the 25th anniversary of September

[00:31:02] the 11th, 2001 I want to thank again everyone who has made this a real banner installment of TPC tonight Starting in the first hour with Mark Weber and Adrian Davis Second hour Jason Kuna Tonight In the third hour Richard Parker as we begin to talk about 9-11 closing out the program tonight our good friend and long time contributor He's one of the team here He's on staff He's one of our own

[00:31:31] TPC contributors Jack Ryan And Jack you have written for Occidental Dissent our friend Brad Griffin's website Folks can read it at OccidentalDissent.com September 11th 25th anniversary The Stupid Party Clowns to the left of us Jokers to the right Jack What do you have to say tonight to 25 years later quarter of a century hard to believe Time flies when white Anglo-Christian

[00:32:00] civilization is collapsing but I was there I was there in New York City right after You were in New York I forgot about that You were actually there I was in New York City for six years in the mid-80s early 90s it felt like 30 years there and I experienced I was a public school teacher in Brooklyn and then I got this worthless MBA degree from the number one MBA program in America Stern New York University didn't work out

[00:32:29] very well for me but I was there and I just witnessed the city going down in just terrible immigration and black criminal anarchy and I left right before the Islamists bombed the World Trade Center in 1993 and so I predicted it I did and I fled New York City I went back to Tennessee to Vanderbilt and I tried to warn the people about what was coming and I took out when the Bush senior

[00:32:59] did the first war against Iraq I took out advertisements in the Nashville Tennessee and Chattanooga Times the Vanderbilt newspaper telling who was doing these wars and exactly what would happen and if we didn't control immigration what was going on and all these things came true but yeah it was an atrocity it was horrible but it was not unexpected and I predicted it and that's you know that's what happened and we go from there all right so we look back

[00:33:29] on it now 25 years later and again as I said to our guest earlier this hour I had not intended I had actually forgotten it had been 25 years I keep up with our anniversaries here on TPC I keep up with certain things I don't keep up I didn't keep up with 9-11 but when I saw Richard Parker's piece and then your piece at OD I said let's do this let's clear an hour it is the 25th anniversary it is news I mean that's a big milestone your piece though at OD the stupid party

[00:34:00] what's the message there? okay I don't know who actually did this quote but it's a great one I can't claim it I've got original quotes but someone said I don't know who said it there's two parties in America there's the Democrat party the evil party and there's the Republican party the stupid party and occasionally both parties get together in a spirit of bipartisan cooperation they do something that's really evil and really stupid and that was what happened

[00:34:28] with 9-11 that stupid mass immigration they let Mohammed Atta come into our country on a student visa and go to flight school in Florida and this is after the 93 Islamic terrorist attack and they and they came in they murdered it so the groups that are pushing for open borders immigration Chuck Schumer the various Jew Marxist communists or whatever but then there's just these stupid people

[00:34:58] and Mitt Romney is an evil person no is it Bob Dole and Elizabeth Dole are they evil or something like that or how about the Bush family three no they're not evil but they're just really really stupid so this is my view and maybe say but my view is that George W. Bush is almost an identical twin of the character Jethro on the TV show The Beverly Hillbillies he just seems to be the same Uncle Jed was always trying to get a job for Jethro it was the same

[00:35:27] with the Bush family they couldn't get him a job he was a drunk frat guy at Yale University so they couldn't get him a job so they made him governor of Texas and two time president of the United States how stupid is that isn't that really like really dumb and that's what happened so yeah I mean it's a stupid party and he's still mouthing off oh Islam is a religion of peace where our country is a nation of immigrants you know freedom and it's like so that's my impersonation

[00:35:56] and that's my view and I was there I went to graduate school two blocks from the World Trade Center and I predicted it and I went back to Tennessee and I said if you don't control immigration this is what's going to happen and that's what happened well that's pretty much it right I mean and again as I say when we come back actually folks I got something for you this is going to be the highlight for me in like three weeks of shows because they've been sad

[00:36:25] it's been a hard couple of weeks for your humble servant but I'm going to tell you what I was doing on September the 10th 2001 now that's to me what's key in some ways at least what I remember the most about it all I remember waking up the next morning and seeing this on the news I'll tell you the story of where I was and who I was with on September the 10th

[00:36:56] of 2001 the night before that's coming up next but yeah I mean you know as I was saying with Richard Parker earlier in the hour Jack I mean you know to the extent that well it was controlled demolitions or no it was as exactly as they said it was now I went to flight school I got a private pilot's license putting around in the Cessna 172s and 152s I could take off by myself

[00:37:26] I could fly around I could land by myself I did all that it was fun I did that you know when I did that it was the year in between when I lost my election for the state legislature in 2002 and the year when TPC started in 04 I didn't have anything to do in 2003 so I learned to fly I got a pilot's license and I can't imagine really a bunch of Arabs

[00:37:55] being able to pilot these things in with that precision at that speed on a commercial airliner I can't really think that that's true but that's not the point of all this maybe it was maybe it wasn't but I know I ran up a confederate flag the day on 9-11 I mean there wasn't any of this unity for me it's that okay either the people who own and control this country are doing this for a reason or

[00:38:24] it happened as a result of our insane invite the world invade the world invite the world thing it didn't matter to me what was really true that's why I never really pursued you know all of the different theories on it because it doesn't matter what matters is we'd be separate from them we have our own people we have our own nation that looks after the interests of our people and if you had that you wouldn't have had 9-11 and that's where I land on it what about you Jack with a minute or two I don't know if we're going to do the quote but you're too young to remember the time in the 70s when there used to be

[00:38:54] people told jokes about dumb Polish people dumb Polak stuff and they're not people are not making jokes about dumb Polish people anymore because Poland is run by sensible intelligent white European Polish people particularly Dominik Darzynski he's a Polish MP and he just told this I had the one from this MP this BBC person who was trying to shame him about taking in millions of Muslim migrant refugees

[00:39:23] and he just said we are not taking one Muslim migrant refugee not one because that's we want to protect our people we don't have terrorists in our country and we're saying no we will not take one okay so I think tonight in Poland I think there's a lot of Polish people that are making jokes about dumb German people dumb British people and dumb Americans why do you bring these people in here that hate us that want to kill us that want to rape our women and do this and like no I don't want to take

[00:39:53] these one I predicted I don't want to if you're focused on the JQ okay there's ones but Chuck Schumer and all these people they want no immigration restrictions the Israeli government wants to ethnically cleanse all the Arabs and the Palestinians in Gaza and bring them here and what's the population of the Indian continent Afghanistan Pakistan Indian it's 1.8 billion people okay and unless you say no you can't come here easily

[00:40:23] 700 million people will come in so I'm one of the people saying like no you can't come here that's why is that am I a bad person am I racist no because I'm not a stupid person I'm like that Dominic Toczynski in Poland I'm like no I want to protect our civilization I don't want our women to be sexually groomed raped or murdered or whatever and so that's and that's my perspective does that make me a bad person well that's your opinion if you're Islamic extremist Al Qaeda ISIS or whatever then maybe I am

[00:40:51] but I'm not a stupid person okay so I don't want to be that so there's the stupid party the evil party and then there's us that are we're not stupid we're not evil but we're in the minority because most of I'm sorry to say most of the Americans are extremely stupid or evil do we skip a break that's one of my view I'm looking at the break we gotta take a break because we gotta play music I mean one thing above anything else we like good music and if we have skipped a break we'll just play music anyway

[00:41:22] we have been skipping breaks tonight I just hope we're still on the air at all what about the break we are still on the air I need to give confirmation what about the break and if not we'll just there it is I shot the gun you would think the 25 years of 9-11 it's what year is this for TPC 22

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[00:44:15] let me tell you

[00:44:50] jack ryan and everyone else who's listening what i was doing on the night of september the 10th 2001 i was at a concert not just any concert jack yeah it was a concert that featured four heavy hit makers of the 1960s which was you know without question the best decade of music in the history of the world i like the 70s well now well now

[00:45:20] i like the 50s too but nevertheless at this particular concert we won't quibble at this particular concert there were four bands in one concert all playing their biggest hits i mean it was just every song was a sing-along every song was a hit in one night in a three-hour show i saw the buckinghams the grassroots you just heard temptation eyes by the grassroots

[00:45:48] gary puckett and the union gap and the turtles okay do you know how hard i rocked that night jack sounds like a good night no it sounds pretty good well and i'll tell you who i was there with i was i was what was it september of 01 so i was 21 by then you know who i was there with i was there with my parents were in virginia and they couldn't even fly home the next day for obvious reasons

[00:46:18] they were on vacation in virginia i was there with my grandmother her sister my great aunt joys my aunt my uncle my mom's brother and his wife i think my brother my cousin was there but i mean anyway listen it was a family affair and then i woke up the next morning because i mean you can't rock that hard i mean you think of those acts and you think of all those hits i mean you can't rock that hard and then wake up early the next morning but when i did wake up this is what i woke up to

[00:46:46] so i i will always associate 9-11 with you know oh good music ironically or inadvertently a very good memory the night before but i do no they have it well the muhammad adem is murderous apparently they went to a strip club right before and then they went out and slaughtered okay but i have some other good news okay september 11th is not only the anniversary of the islamic extremist slaughtering all of our people there but it's also the anniversary which i just found out today i learned something new

[00:47:16] it's for the coup of the great chilean patriot general pinochet that that did a a coup and overthrew communism oh we like him yeah on that day wow he was was he good franco and pinochet are they're great so they're and i hear just great news in in south america great leader yeah no they no they they overthrew communism and restored it um i hear good some things about uh still i mean definitely um el salvador

[00:47:46] and colombia so i'm looking more and then hopefully there'll be something in spain i mean right now the muslims uh invaded a a a town a spanish town right across from gibraltar they invaded it and most americans don't know this but arab muslims invaded conquered and occupied spain for 700 years okay like they don't does george bush even know about that no i think he has no clue and you know i i like this in your od piece at occidentaldissent.com identical twins

[00:48:15] jethro and w yeah 700 years and you do you know what happened do you know i mean this is the thing and we're actually coming up we're not far from columbus day which we'll celebrate but right right and we'll celebrate it in time but i mean this whole thing when they when they freed themselves from that 700 years of occupation there on the iberian peninsula spain and portugal spain of course it launched the age of exploration and the entire world was changed as a result of them

[00:48:45] freeing themselves from freeing themselves yes what they call the muslims but this is something this is something that americans when if you want to you either you can't even discuss or think about the jq or you like or you get obsessed with it i think that david duke is too obsessed with it they have it but the jays were expelled from spain in 1492 or forced to convert to catholic christianity because they took the muslim arab side against the local ones there were their

[00:49:14] bankers there were tax collectors and they were selling white christian girls into sexual slavery throughout the muslim ottoman world and stuff like that and they the the both of the muslims and the jews remember that like it was last year and they want it back and now they're flooding spain with muslims there and then you have the jays that are that are enabling this and so it sounds crazy but the it's the official israeli government policy to

[00:49:44] ethnically cleanse all the palestinian arabs and gaza and the west bank and then dump them on europe the united kingdom ireland and the united states and that is what they're doing that's what chuck schumer is promoting and you think oh that's not possible but that's what they're doing okay and so we we're only eight percent of the population of the world and if we don't get our act together and start protecting our own people we're going to be wiped out if we have another hundred years if we have another century like we did last one our people will not exist

[00:50:13] there's no doubt about that if we if the current trends persist for another century um yeah you know we're going back to a primordial ooze yeah but we have a muslim problem and we have a jay problem and they're related and something like that and so you know there are you know there are some decent muslim places but but we cannot the population of the indian continent afghanistan pakistan india bangladesh is 1.8 billion people okay that's six times the population of the united

[00:50:43] states unless we say no you can't come here they will come here okay and so is that i mean is that going to be good for us is that going to be good for you and your your beautiful daughters i don't think it's good okay so i'm gonna like say no you can't come here you know try to clean up your own places clean up the ganges or whatever but i'm i'm a strict immigration restrictionist like that polish guy dominic tarzaninski and he just says no we will not take one we're not you know we want to be safe in our country polish girls are not

[00:51:12] being sexually groomed raped like they are in england and we don't have any terrorism so i i really think that tonight i think the polish people are making jokes about dumb dumb stupid americans like george bush and and uh there that's that's my opinion all right but one thing to close and then liz we'll cue this up to take us to the house but uh if you had to pick if you had to pick i'm gonna put you on the spot jack i mean we're talking about something serious we're talking about all these right it's a serious loss of

[00:51:41] life but uh between the buckinghams the grassroots uh gary puckett uh and uh the turtles who's your horse in that race um i like that i like the british band that said did you'll never walk alone who is that uh jerry the pacemakers wait wait hang on a minute now they didn't perform that night on september they weren't even an option they weren't there that night on september the 10th it's a little bit before my time but these are

[00:52:10] all fantastic i like jerry and the pacemakers they have fairy cross the mercy i mean i like them but that's not anyway i didn't ask who you like i know i like them but that's not an option i like the beatles in the four seasons and i like a lot of johnny rivers yeah what but that's not an option but none of them are options buckingham grassroots gary puckett and the turtles come on um because we got to get to this gary puckett like i gotta i he said gary puckett

[00:52:39] liz hit it we got to take it to the house we got to take it to the house here now thank you jack ryan hey listen 9-11 was a terrible thing thank you we'll do better when we're in ethno state good night everybody

[00:53:14] good night but you're afraid of what i might have on my mind one thing you can be sure of i'll take good care you're so