Timcast IRL

How Meadow Died is a must read for anyone even thinking of having children in any school as a teacher. I can say that it is an accurate portrayal of who is at school with your kids.

You wrote did you write it? Yeah I wrote it and every parent should read it that wants to send their child into a public school.

Very educational it's all the facts what I uncovered in the shooting all the failures I put it into this book it's like a handbook for parents you know because the media they focus on gun control.

This book to people who don't know genderqueer is in schools across the country and we've had principles we've had school boards fight to keep it in schools and it says things that I would never say to a child let alone my mother or other adults I think quite frankly I would consider this child pornography.

We have genderqueer right there, that book.

The second was X now in the ombre by the offspring, followed by the tab book for X now in the ombre.

and then of course there's Ignition, then then I said wow I better go back even further, I got there Smash was obvious right.

The works of C.S. Lewis.

I read Pills of Beautiful Thing babe.

Yeah, it's not the guy who like wrote Behold a Pale Horse or something, is it?

No, they took that guy, they took that guy down.

Yeah, right after 9/11 right, I remember that he predicted 9/11.

Well, I wrote, I read the article where he did that. Former USD, I read his article, I read his article that uh when it came out in 1999 actually uh I forget the magazine that it was, one of these alternative magazines. I thought he died of a heart, it's he died in a shootout with police officers.

Yeah well in one direction shootout, yeah sort of like wake up. Yes. Milton William Cooper. Yeah. Former U.S. Naval Intelligence uh crazy book that he wrote. The whole The Pale Horse.

I talk about this in my book, Am I Crazy?

the why God book actually wrote when I was in high school so I was 17 when I wrote that book.

basically talking about how I think young people have become so lost and so cynical back then it was really atheism. I think was the big thing.

I would say now it's more like for a lot of young people their political thing or spiritualism is their religion these woke causes.

It's kind of like leftism wants to replace the church with basically their own views whereas I think for a lot of right wingers it's maybe it's freedom or maybe it's Christianity something else kind of defines your views and then you see you know politics comes downstream from that.

really talking about how I think we need to dive deeper into really exploring you know could there be a God could there be a God who cares what kind of explains this universe is there a fine-tuned universe with a creator.

Ian's got right here, genderqueer, they they freak out.

So he's voting Republican.

And I'm a co-author of an upcoming book, "The Emerging Populous Majority", which should head to print this December and writing with my co-author and a good friend, a Rack Ward veteran, Troy Olson.

The Tales from the Inverted World book is coming out soon. We're excited for that. Would have liked to have gotten it out for Halloween, but it is what it is. "Ghosts of the Civil War" is the book and you can watch the full show, season two is on TimCast.com, become a member. It is Shane Cashman went down to uh, Georgia and he started investigating ghost stories and the lost Confederate gold and it's a wild gonzo journalism, Hunter S. Thompson meets the X-Files. Really, really cool stuff, witches, UFOs, conspiracies, death threats. They threatened someone threatened to kill him because they don't want because they don't want people to know where the gold went, when when the surrender was happening.

I mean I see a copy of genderqueer there.

And there was a great book with The Intelligence Trap about exactly this.

And this is clearly not in the book. But anybody who reads it, who has any kind of logic understands this poor young woman in this book, genderqueer, was made to do her business outside by her parents.

She draws pictures of them. She writes in the book how she smelled so bad the counselor brought her in and scolded her and said you need to do something about this. And she was embarrassed.

And then she seeks out to get a sex change. And this is what they're giving to kids to explain why these people believe these things and feel these ways, feel this way without actually telling the children if your parents are making you wear three-day old crusted pads and you smell bad, you are being abused and you need help.

I mean, isn't there that book, the activist baby or whatever?

Anti-racist baby?

I don't know, there's a bunch of...

I think it was Brett Weinstein who was talking, Eric Weinstein, the Magician's Choice presidency, where it's supposed to be Barack Obama versus McCain.

That's the one where she talks about how she was severely abused by her parents and made to defecate outside.

And then they made her wear a used pad over and over again.

And she smelled so bad that the counselors brought her in and scolded her for not taking care of her hygiene.

And this is clearly not in the book. But anybody who reads it, who has any kind of logic understands this poor young woman in this book, genderqueer, was made to do her business outside by her parents.

When she went to school and was going through puberty, they gave her used dirty old pads.

I mean, isn't there that book, the activist baby or whatever?