> four+ fucking years of absolutely nothing.
following 4 decades of intentional deception, distraction, destruction, anon. Pray harder. Dig, meme. Do your part, help it along. We must show them.
>teach discernment.
my kids can tell you, for years when the topic of prepping comes up, I always say, discernment is going to be one of our most important suvrival skills. I still stand by that.
Cheer up. Here, sounds like you could use some banana ball
>and can spot a bullshitter a mile away.
I learned from the best. My dad taught me well. When he was in the Air Force, when stationed in Texas, one of his jobs was to show the movies about "hygiene" safety when in the service to the new recruits. Before each showing, he would go to the from of the room and ask if any one there was from Toledo, Ohio, our hometown. If someone was, he would order them to come with him. He would start the movie, then take the guy outside, where he had two beers ready. kek He was a great, smart and funny, funny man.
>churn out this AP shit every day for reader consumption via newsprint
This was this anons first contact with AP.As a youth, I made commercials at a local AM radio station. Reel to reel. 8 tracks just came out and we thought we'd died and gone to heaven. Anyway, while they were producing after recording, I waited in the break/news roo for my ride home. I would go to the AP printer and just read, and read, and read. Then I started wondering why my parents didn't know about some of the things I read, and it wasn't on the news. That was the beginning in my questioning and distrust of MSM. It led me to being the proud conspiracy theorist I am. This was exactly the model machine.
In the early 40's, my dad and a friend would annually tip over a neighbors out house on Halloween. One year, the guy had enough. He moved the out house a few feet. My took took off runing building force to push the outhouse over, and you know it, in the shit. Guy called my grandfather, who brought him home, and hosed him down at the house. It gets cold Halloween in Ohio. My dad said my grandfather hit him with the hose every time he yelled about it being cold and gross. Yes, good dads are a blessing. We need more of them, badly.
I can imagine. In the late 90's in Houston, I had a weekly 1/2 show on a listener sponsored station. Part of the Pacifica network. I was the token moderate. I went to an Allied Media conference in Austin about 2000. It was at the Univesity of Texas Communications college. I taught a short class on how to do radio. Like, don't pop your P's, no more than 30 second bumper music, yada, yada. Later I foung out I was placed on a FBI watch list for that. I'm SO scary. kek God bless you.
Btw, This was the station and this is the very board I worked on at times. Not our main one, we were in another studio section, but I've used this board. This was a song hit list at the time I was there. Hang in there, we're counting on you. 07