The people in darkness have seen a great light.

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Texas Cancel Culture on Voting; Expert Guest on Tulsa Brutal Massacre; 100 yrs

Does creating more restrictions in voting cause the loss of voting rights? House Democrats in Texas believe it will be a severe impairment for the ability of disadvantaged voters to be able to execute their civil right to vote. Texas majority party lawmakers leveraged a hidden agenda against their colleagues by trying to weave in more damage to voter rights this weekend with an expanded bill. We have a guest caller from Arkansas named Claire, who is a local expert of all the travails concerning the Tulsa Massacre 100 years ago, including private jets that launched an assault on the Greenwood neighborhood of Tulsa, a wealthy Black community. The pigeons are coming home to roost and Americans are getting fully exposed to hidden events that have been acknowledged but not shared on a wide scale. It was mass murder of over 300 people, some dumped in the river. We have 5 callers: Don from Reno, Jane from Duluth, Jon from L.A., Suzette from Riverside and Claire from Arkansas. We got on to talk about social disparity concerning race and civil rights.

Does creating more restrictions in voting cause the loss of voting rights? House Democrats in Texas believe it will be a severe impairment for the ability of disadvantaged voters to be able to execute their civil right to vote. Texas majority party lawmakers leveraged a hidden agenda against their colleagues by trying to weave in more damage to voter rights this weekend with an expanded bill. We have a guest caller from Arkansas named Claire, who is a local expert of all the travails concerning the Tulsa Massacre 100 years ago, including private jets that launched an assault on the Greenwood neighborhood of Tulsa, a wealthy Black community. The pigeons are coming home to roost and Americans are getting fully exposed to hidden events that have been acknowledged but not shared on a wide scale. It was mass murder of over 300 people, some dumped in the river. We have 5 callers: Don from Reno, Jane from Duluth, Jon from L.A., Suzette from Riverside and Claire from Arkansas. We got on to talk about social disparity concerning race and civil rights.

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Why Police Officer Derek Chauvin felt it was necessary to kill GEORGE FLOYD

During a pandemic, Derek Chauvin made the wrong move. It was obvious he was completely incapable of rational judgment. It was a twisted paradigm of anger of forcing his knee on George Floyd's neck. A man who was already handcuffed with an unsure crime that was not even verified. Derek Chauvin killed George Floyd in broad daylight for the whole city and whole world to see. Yet the people who question the outrage want things to go quietly back to the way it was cannot see how really stained our society is. We have Pat, the chair of the Reno Sparks NAACP and an all star panel guest seasoned with experience in race relations on this hot topic. We had 4 guest callers.

NAACP CHAIR from Reno Sparks addresses the historical racism that led to the reaction in Minneapolis regarding the overt, blatant action of #DerekChauvin and the aftermath of the death of #GeorgeFloyd   We have 4 guest callers including a #racist from #Detroit who shouted #Whitesupremacy and used the N word on us.

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Police brutality in Duluth by Pete Stauber, Latasha Harlins in LA; Use of force

We will read testimony of a Latino man in Duluth who was bullied and injured by a former Duluth police officer named Pete Stauber who is now a U.S. Congressman in Duluth, Minnesota. Tonight's episode will include how four major states - Minnesota, New York, California and DC (district) are handling the protests, riots and looting. We will discuss why the National Guard would seem sufficient for a crisis like this. Are there enough police officers to corral after curfew protestors? We will discuss mob rule, like how the town of Rosewood, Florida was destroyed by a white mob in 1923 (movie by John Singleton). We discuss the Latasha Harlins case, when a Korean grocery store owner killed her for a $1.79 bottle of orange juice, which she thought Latasha was planning to steal. This led in part to the Rodney King riots We need more leaders to bring people together.

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Daniel Cendejaz; Latino resident of Los Angeles reflects on 1992 LA Riots; Floyd

Tonight's special guest is Daniel Cendejaz from Pacoima who now lives in Monterey Park. He was only 5 when the LA Riots hit in 1992. He has strong memories of that era. Joining us is Jon, Don and Wade who discuss police defunding, impact of the race justice riots, economic influx from looting and Covid. Wade discusses how loosening of a structural police force may contribute to other loss of tax revenue. We will discuss Al Sharpton's riveting eulogy in Houston at George Floyd's Going Home Ceremony. How in spiritual terms, it may be the rising of the oppressed to take ahold of leadership of the dominant class and overpowers centuries of oppression. Apparently, there wsa a major confrontation in Idaho between imported Antifa and armed civilians. We will examine how armed civilians confront some armed and unarmed protestors.

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Daniel Cendejaz; Latino resident of Los Angeles reflects on 1992 LA Riots; Floyd

Tonight's special guest is Daniel Cendejaz from Pacoima who now lives in Monterey Park. He was only 5 when the LA Riots hit in 1992. He has strong memories of that era. Joining us is Jon, Don and Wade who discuss police defunding, impact of the race justice riots, economic influx from looting and Covid. Wade discusses how loosening of a structural police force may contribute to other loss of tax revenue. We will discuss Al Sharpton's riveting eulogy in Houston at George Floyd's Going Home Ceremony. How in spiritual terms, it may be the rising of the oppressed to take ahold of leadership of the dominant class and overpowers centuries of oppression. Apparently, there wsa a major confrontation in Idaho between imported Antifa and armed civilians. We will examine how armed civilians confront some armed and unarmed protestors.

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Who Governs? by Political Scientist Robert Dahl; microcosm of New Hampshire

?Who Governs?? probed the political system of Robert Dahl's own community at the time, New Haven, Conn., which he considered an ideal microcosm for the country: two strong parties, a long history and a careful progression from patrician rule to self-made men to party rule, where candidates of varied ethnic and economic backgrounds —came together. Dahl wanted to know who really ran the city, and, by extension, the country. C. Wright Mills, in ?The Power Elite,? had written that wealth and power were concentrated within a tiny group of people. Dahl believed no single entity was in charge. Instead, there were competing ones — social, economic and political leaders whose goals often did not overlap. He acknowledged that many citizens did not participate in local issues and that the rich had advantages over the poor. Some citizens were not involved & did not have a voice. Dahl had several premises for fair governing. The vote must be representative but it does not have to be universal. But participation must be equitable. There must be adequate/equal opportunities to express preferences in the political process. Can one easily contribute to the decision making process and are all voices heard? In the marketplace of ideas, who is dominant? Who controls the flow of information? Is there inclusion and minority consent? How does the internet influence the marketplace of ideas & perpetuation of critical thinking skills? With the media pervading every thoughtline of American citizenry, the rise and possession of political power may be transient, especially at election time and during the seasonal primaries.

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Tom Steyer's staff interviewed; William Barr muddled DOJ Stonewallers

Tonight we will talk about what is being shielded in Washington vs. what is revealed. Don relays his upfront friendship iwth Tom Steyer. He created a climate justice symposium in Reno. He works hand in hand with Mr. Steyer on campaign platforms. Jon talks about William Barr's ambitions and what he was trying to uncover in the Ukraine While there are sentencing delays that have occurred with Michael Flynn and now Roger stones, Jon mentions the behind the scenes reasons and why William Barr shows favoritism toward some and not others. Andrew McCabe has not been prosecuted either. We discuss the overall hostile environment in Washington with the Department of Justice, Donald Trump baiting his own style of justice on Social media, etc.

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Happy New Year. Day 6

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Redondo Beach New Year Eve

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Jane and her friend #Hollywood actor

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Hoffman column: Battling high-interest loan venues | Superior Telegram

I would advise taking out title loans as your last option

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Local View Column: Trump's personality type proving problematic | Duluth News Tribune

The passion to become president, along with the collective goal of attaining satisfaction for the American people, should be a conscious desire for every standing president and presidential hopeful.

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Climate change, human genetic component of aggression vs. Non aggression. Global solutions, human cooperation. The social contract.

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Climate change, human genetic component of aggression vs. Non aggression. Global solutions, human cooperation. The social contract.

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The use of U.S. Military for Domestic Law enforcement at the Southern US Border

Tonight we will continue our discusssion of the use of active U.S. military personnel in curtailing illegal immigration at the border. A study has been done by a NGO regarding defense oversight in Washington DC. Adam Issacson, the director of Defense Oversight for Latin America states that Trump's new initiative called Operation Faithful Patriots will not differ much than George Bush 43 and Obama's similar implementation of adding troop security to the border. In 2006, George W. Bush placed 6,000 military personnel at the border for 25 months, costing Americans 1.2 billion. 186,000 illegals were detained and apprehended. Bush's plan was called Operation Jump Start. In 2010, Operation Phalanx run by the Obama administration placed 1200 military personnel at the border for 15 months costing taxpayers 160 million. 25,000 illegals were apprehended. An investigation into what active military were doing to assist the border patrol were mundane activiites like oil changes for vehicles and scans with binoculars. A lot of sititng around occured. We will examine more deeply into this topic and if it is legal according to the Posse Comitatus law and effective.

Tonight we will continue our discusssion of the use of active U.S. military personnel in curtailing illegal immigration at the border. A study has been done by a NGO regarding defense oversight in Washington DC. Adam Issacson, the director of Defense Oversight for Latin America states that Trump's new initiative called Operation Faithful Patriots will not differ much than George Bush 43 and Obama's similar implementation of adding troop security to the border. In 2006, George W. Bush placed 6,000 military personnel at the border for 25 months, costing Americans 1.2 billion. 186,000 illegals were detained and apprehended. Bush's plan was called Operation Jump Start. In 2010, Operation Phalanx run by the Obama administration placed 1200 military personnel at the border for 15 months costing taxpayers 160 million. 25,000 illegals were apprehended. An investigation into what active military were doing to assist the border patrol were mundane activiites like oil changes for vehicles and scans with binoculars. A lot of sititng around occured. We will examine more deeply into this topic and if it is legal according to the Posse Comitatus law and effective.

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The use of U.S. Military for Domestic Law enforcement at the Southern US Border

Tonight we will continue our discusssion of the use of active U.S. military personnel in curtailing illegal immigration at the border. A study has been done by a NGO regarding defense oversight in Washington DC. Adam Issacson, the director of Defense Oversight for Latin America states that Trump's new initiative called Operation Faithful Patriots will not differ much than George Bush 43 and Obama's similar implementation of adding troop security to the border. In 2006, George W. Bush placed 6,000 military personnel at the border for 25 months, costing Americans 1.2 billion. 186,000 illegals were detained and apprehended. Bush's plan was called Operation Jump Start. In 2010, Operation Phalanx run by the Obama administration placed 1200 military personnel at the border for 15 months costing taxpayers 160 million. 25,000 illegals were apprehended. An investigation into what active military were doing to assist the border patrol were mundane activiites like oil changes for vehicles and scans with binoculars. A lot of sititng around occured. We will examine more deeply into this topic and if it is legal according to the Posse Comitatus law and effective.

Tonight we will continue our discusssion of the use of active U.S. military personnel in curtailing illegal immigration at the border. A study has been done by a NGO regarding defense oversight in Washington DC. Adam Issacson, the director of Defense Oversight for Latin America states that Trump's new initiative called Operation Faithful Patriots will not differ much than George Bush 43 and Obama's similar implementation of adding troop security to the border. In 2006, George W. Bush placed 6,000 military personnel at the border for 25 months, costing Americans 1.2 billion. 186,000 illegals were detained and apprehended. Bush's plan was called Operation Jump Start. In 2010, Operation Phalanx run by the Obama administration placed 1200 military personnel at the border for 15 months costing taxpayers 160 million. 25,000 illegals were apprehended. An investigation into what active military were doing to assist the border patrol were mundane activiites like oil changes for vehicles and scans with binoculars. A lot of sititng around occured. We will examine more deeply into this topic and if it is legal according to the Posse Comitatus law and effective.

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