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Why Women Deserve Less by Myron Gaines now available for purchase audiobook coming soon.

You know what? That's like that evil and war novel scoop. Where all the journalists get sent to the war zone and, you know, the main character gets there and there's no war.

Um, and the publisher, Harper Collins, Rupert Murdoch's Upper Collins, took the opportunity to cancel the book, and I had, you know, the star agent, Jony Evans, she was the hot shot book agent, she's shopping it around to all of her pals, unpublishers row in New York City.

And they absolutely would not publish a book by me, and she'd send me their emails back to me saying things like 'We'd...', you know, my second book was "Slander" about liberal lies about the American right, a lot about the media.

I mean "Mugged" is about crime. It's the... I've said it all. Immigration, Trump, "We In Trump We Trust". I'm telling you, that is a great book, even though he turned out to be a grifter and a liar.

Um, what he was what he was saying and doing was great. Um, "Demonic" on the French Revolution and mob behavior about Antifa. I don't think there's any better explanation of that reason, the history of...

Um, if you wanted to know about impeachment, I don't think there's...

You wouldn't write about DeSantis. You wouldn't write about... Well, I need a point. I don't write 'Oh, and he was born in Mississippi'. There's got to be an... a point that I don't think people know, and I think every one of these books...

Well, but I just mean like the next thing's gonna come soon, right? The left will come out with some, some new insane policy idea, and then you're gonna be like, 'Oh, heavens me, time to write a book'.

There's that wolf there's that book called um confessions of an economic hitman

Immortal legend says you should read the book color communism common sense by Manning Johnson He stated that the russian communists wanted to use race tensions to usher in communism.

He wrote that book called American Pravda.

Just makes it Pravda TV.

I mean actually he could do Project Pravda.

Yeah, we sure did. It was a while back. I was coaching you for my Eric's handbook series, seen if you're into proton, you weren't, but we saw the great episode.

I know this if you go to your average american and you show them the book genderqueer for instance You've heard about this book and I've heard about it and it's got graphic images in it It's a pretty messed up book if you read the whole thing too and it's it's sad It's it's this woman was traumatized But when I when I tell regular people this and and we we live and work About a half an hour away from where that big loud and county fight was happening with these schools They say that's not true. I say here is a physical copy of the book Open it up. They look at it and they say this had to have been one school And so what you end up with is uh people like the squad People in their activist base, which I believe represents a very small percentage of this country Who are advocating for extremist policies either open borders abolishing private health care child sex change operations things like that And when you talk to regular americans, they don't believe it's actually happening right They don't I don't they actually want to they actually want to abolish private health care

Yeah, it's a story of how this this this woman is not she says she's non-binary, but it's an abuse story.

Yeah, couldn't read till she was 12.

Yep. She had to use old crusted pads with blood flaking off and she smelled so bad because of it, the counselor called her in and said, you have a hygiene problem.

Well, and the book ends like the most triumphant part of the book is when she's deciding that she's going to come out to her middle school class and like tell all of the her students that she's which is non-binary, which is like, why do we need to? Why does anyone need to do that?

Why these people want to be about around children so much is odd. It's odd and sort of distressing.

There's a shorter paperback version of it but it's just an analysis of about 1500 archaeological digs in which when they do carbon dating humans have been here way way longer.

They actually correct carbon dating to accord with evolutionary theory even though the physical evidence contradicts it.

The Song of Ice and Fire novels that Game of Thrones is based on, that people say, well there's whole chapters and chapters where nothing's happening because they're just walking and his point is well, no, that's that's what it was like.

Please check out 2034 a novel of the next world war by admiral james steve steve rivus It's sobering and clearly shows it explains world war three will touch american soil technology is a double edged blade

The book is one of the most memorable books I've read. I've read a lot of bad books, and it's a very interesting, it's one of the most memorable. It's about The Best of the Worst, so it's like people who are the best at being the worst.

It's about The Best of the Worst, so it's like people who are the best at being the worst, like the most prolific and notorious criminals of history.

I'm just reading these these news articles about national security assessments. Like my opinion on this is rooted in reading a bunch of news stories that say National security experts. Well, I mean, what did you have you like a former CIA? Uh, analysts wrote a book saying we're entering The Second Phase which brings us into civil war and I'm like, okay, you know Maybe I guess buy chickens.

I'm familiar with the genderqueer book.

And I did not read it but I am familiar with what's in it.

I got close to the end I've read the whole thing so far.

The first thing everybody knows about this book is that it was shown to children and it has inappropriate images of sexual activity among adults.

The characters in it are in their 20s.

I think at the time when they're engaging in these activities.

They're showing these explicit activities to children and the author said in an interview It should have been more explicit.

The first thing people don't know about it which many of you may know because you've heard me say it Adnausium but I'll say it for those that aren't familiar is that the intro to the story is this this woman talking about her severe Psychological trauma and abuse but it's clear.

She doesn't understand.

She was abused by her parents made to pee in the yard when she was three years old.

She couldn't read till she was 12.

She would wear Dried old crusted pads with blood flaking off of it when she went to school and she smelled so bad She got called into the counselor and told you need to learn basic hygiene.

My question is where are her parents her parents were abusing her What you discover in the end of the book she explains that what she's doing is actually her sexual fetish.

She is aroused by being perceived as a man.

She says it in the book and then it's like interesting.

So it would seem that the entire thing they're teaching children is They want you to engage in the sexual fantasies of other adults in day-to-day life.

Is it isn't that called auto-gina felia when you're turned on by or is it all that only when auto-androfilia?

What she calls it right so she's aroused the thought of herself being a man.

Yeah, and When so so you have to imagine when this person is going around and saying call me this call me this It's like are you asking us to engage in your sexual fantasy to arouse you?

I do not know this person at all, but a book, if you have a child that you want to make aware of the climate scam, which you are absolutely correct about the subjugation of humanity, such an easy book, very short read. It's called INCONVENIENT FACTS, and it's written by Gregory Whitestone.

Can you get Annie Jacobson on to talk about her book First Platoon, chilling stuff.

There's a great article on renal reset, the best article that was written. I forget who did it, it was Chris who wrote the article I believe.