“When The Next Riot Comes” – Oath Keepers’ Stewart Rhodes & Greg McWhirter Join Host Brian Engelman.

“Agree To Disagree” host Brian Engelman once again welcomes Stewart Rhodes & Greg McWhirter of Oath Keepers.

They discuss:
– The importance of emergency preparedness,
– How to apply the lessons of liberty to topics such as “no fly lists”, “firearm ownership”, “stop and frisk”, “The Patriot Act”, “The NDAA”, & more.
– What role will the police and military play in any “without rule of law” scenario, whether that is an incoming hurricane, riot, or other civil unrest situation.
– What is the “Black Lives Matter” movement getting right, and what are they getting wrong?
– Do we all agree that “A riot is not a protest”?
– And much, much more!

It has been noted that in several other TNAM programs, technological glitches have made the conversation much more difficult.
(See some previous John B. Wells shows in our archive)

But they did eventually establish a connection, and with the assistance of Larry (thank you), they were able to document an important conversation about what to do, and what to avoid when the next riot hits your city.

While this program was more of a free floating conversation that spanned many topics, they have also “penciled in” a follow up focused show on “Community Security” which should be useful to everyone.

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Springsteen Cancels Show Over Bathroom Law, Voyeur Motel Creeps On Couples. Brian & Blake Discuss.

“Agree To Disagree” host Brian Engelman welcomes gonzo journalist Blake Walley to the “Agree To Disagree” radio show.

They discuss:
– The Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame class of 2016,
– Bruce Springsteen cancels a North Carolina concert in protest of a “bathroom law”,
– A creepo family in Colorado has been watching people have sex from a false ceiling vent from their motel attic,
– Roger Stone is accused of threatening violence at the RNC Convention in Cleveland,

& a whole lot more!

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Trump Tension On The Campaign Trial. By: Philip Seper

Tension is the word that most defined the Trump rally in Dayton on Saturday. From the moment I parked my car in the parking lot, to the minute that I left the airport hangar, tension was present. Mr. Trump’s event had the atmosphere of an especially angry hockey match, or a particularly heated baseball rivalry matchup. Tension was on the tip of Mr. Trump’s tongue, and it could be seen on the faces of many in the crowd. The dozens of police and Secret Service agents had a simalar impact of hockey refs. The “authorities” knew they would be spending the match picking people out of scrums and leading them to the penalty box. Even the media seemed to be salivating in the anticipation of conflict.
When Mr. Trump made his appearance in the airplane hangar, the pressure continued to build. Trump began his remarks by discussing the protest activity that had cancelled his Chicago event. After he said that the rally was cancelled because of deliberate efforts on the part of Bernie Sanders’ campaign, the boos and jeers were far lustier and menacing than I’ve ever heard at any sporting event. Conversely, when that crowd cheered Trump, they cheered with a passion and energy that rivaled the most intense and heated sports fans.
While Trumps speech danced like a particularly effective knuckleball, the crowd listened intently, while also simultaneously on the lookout for any signs of trouble. Sure enough,…conflict came. At first, the protesters were just a minor irritant. The first heckler was a particularly rotund specimen, who walked to the back of the gathering, shouted “Bernie Sanders 2016” several times, and ran out of the hangar with a few police in pursuit. Subsequent protesters were far less innocuous, most notable among them being the man who jumped over a barricade and attempted to get at Trump. The scene elicited memories of Robert Kennedy and George Wallace. The last two protesters were met with pushing and shoving from members of the crowd, who at this point were far less tolerant and were prepared to meet any subsequent disorder on their own terms, and protect their candidate.

Trump’s campaign, message, and strategy are an aberration from American cultural norms. In 2016, a year where violence is in many places at an all time low, his campaign seems to contrast a society increasingly averse to overt conflict. At a time when virtually all sports leagues (even the NFL!), governments, and universities are punishing disorder with ever more punitive sanctions, Mr. Trump stands alone as someone who promotes disorder as a political tool. Whether George Soros, MoveOn.Org, ThinkProgress, BlackLivesMatter, or average American citizens are behind the disruptive protests, we know for certain that candidate Trump has outsourced his security team to his followers, and has even offered to pay for their legal fees. We’re only in March, and with six months until Election Day, the conflicts at these rallies may be the most important development of the 2016 campaign.

Philip Seper is supporting Bernie Sanders in the 2016 Presidential campaign, and he can be reached at: philip.seper@gmail.com

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Pete Santilli Interview From Prison Following Oregon Standoff W/ Ford Fischer & Brian Engelman.

“Agree To Disagree” host Brian Engelman once again welcomes journalist Ford Fischer to talk about Ford’s reply letter from journalist Pete Santilli from prison.

LaVoy Finicum was killed by police, and Pete was among several arrested in Oregon after a standoff in protest of the Hammond rancher family court case.

Now Pete is being charged along with the other protesters although his role as media member might have separated him legally because of 1st amendment protections that the press enjoy.

We have now entered a new “gray area” of journalism, because in the NEW American Media Ford says:

“If everybody is the press, does that make nobody the press?”

Brian & Ford Discuss.

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www.Solutions-Institute.Org
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www.News2Share.com
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fordfischer@news2share.com

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Whose Blood is on Whose Hands? The Eric Garner Decision Edition!

There has been quite the blame-game in New York following the execution of two Brooklyn police officers, but who is really at fault?

Mayor de Blasio? Sure, there are plenty of reasons to criticize him and his policies, and the city would probably be better off with someone else running it. But as far as the recent shootings were concerned… what could he realistically have done differently? Do you sincerely believe that the killings were caused by de Blasio’s so-called “climate of mistrust?”

Let’s think about it another way: Let’s pretend you are the Mayor of New York, and you have an opportunity to prevent the shootings from happening… except there’s a catch: you won’t have any idea of who, where, or when. All you know is that two cops will die in retaliation for the Garner verdict. So how would you stop the shooting? Make the police stay home? Prohibit protesting? Declare Martial Law? Put the whole city under lockdown? Or would an overreaction risk a far worse outcome? The point is, how could you possibly micro-manage that many moving parts in a city of 8 million people? Can we sincerely blame this all on the Mayor? Even if we really want to?

How about the supposed “black leaders” like Al Sharpton? He certainly plays a role in the overall problem…

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March Against Monsanto 2014: Las Vegas Edition! Blake Walley Investigates GMO Food.

Blake (the Eccentric 🙂 interviews attendees of “March Against Monsanto” in Las Vegas, Nevada on May 24th 2014.

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