February 8 — Preempted!
We have not been snatched by NSA or DHS or CIA or FBI or a UFO, and our show has not been canceled.But we weren't
on the air this week. Seems that broadcasting a UNO women's basketball game is more important than airing the eternal fight
against tyranny. Oh well. If the battle truly is eternal, it will be around on February 15. And so will we.
We have not been snatched by NSA or DHS or CIA or FBI or a UFO, and our show has not been canceled.But we weren't
on the air this week. Seems that broadcasting a UNO women's basketball game is more important than airing the eternal fight
against tyranny. Oh well. If the battle truly is eternal, it will be around on February 15. And so will we.
February 1 — Activist and Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Chris Hedges joins the show to discuss his current lawsuit against President Barack Obama and Defense Secretary Leon Panetta over the legality of the National Defense Authorization Act. The NDAA, of course, was signed into law on New Year's Eve by a former Nobel Peace Price winner and "senior lecturer" on the U.S. Constitution. Hmmm. Under Section 1021 of the NDAA, the U.S. military can hold U.S. citizens indefinitely, without charge, without lawyer and without trial..
| _January 25 – Famous journalist sues Obama over HORRIFIC Homeland Battlefield Bill, aka NDAA, which eliminates due process for Americans in the new Soviet Gulag USA. In other words, more tyranny. And what's up with our latest love affair with Newt Gingrich? Plus, K-9 units prowling the light-rail trains in Portland, and our super-elite overlords meeting in Davos, Switzerland, to discuss, get this . . . the failure of capitalism and the need for a new financial system?!
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Would you buy a used car from these two?
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Here is a sample of our star-studded guest list. For a more complete list and links to podcasts, see Previous Shows
Becky Akers Katherine Albrecht Walter Block Gerald Celente Catherine Austin Fitts Gary Franchi G. Edward Griffin Alex Jones Karen Kwiatkowsi Richard Mack Christopher Monckton Andrew Napolitano Rand Paul Ron Paul Stewart Rhodes Paul Craig Roberts Lew Rockwell Michael Scheuer Peter Schiff Jack Spirko Dr. Sherri Tenpenny Jesse Ventura Tom Woods |
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February 10, 2012
Tom's Thumb: How a trip to the restroom turned into a trip to the emergency room and a long needle deep under my thumbnail
19. O most pernicious woman!
O villain, villain, smiling, damned villain! My tables—meet it is I set it down That one may smile, and smile, and be a villain.
| _Blondie's Bluster
_The Blonde takes off the gloves and pounds out hard-hitting commentary on issues of local, national, and global importance.
___January 16, 2012
FLASH: Louisiana Republican Party Moves to Dilute Louisiana Conservatives Ability To Influence Selection of Nominee; Caucus set for April 28 In an astounding move the Louisiana Republican party has chosen to set the date for the caucus for April 28, long after Super Tuesday, diluting the ability of Louisiana conservatives to select the Republican nominee. The caucus is traditionally held in January, before Super Tuesday on March 6, thus providing Louisiana conservatives with a national stage and the ability to influence the selection of the nominee. Roger Villere, state chair of the party, confirmed the April date and tried to correlate it with the state's efforts to have the Republican National Committee allow Louisiana seven delegates instead of six. When asked how this could possibly be good for Louisiana and conservatives, Villere stated that the primary is March 24, but admitted that by then Super Tuesday would be over. More as this story develops. [Baldy's unauthorized intrusion into Blondie's column: Is it a coincidence that "Villere" rhymes with "Hillary?" I think not!] More articles at the Blondie's Bluster page. Gotta read this! Click pic for larger view.
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_January 18 – Our guest was Bev Harris of blackboxvoting.org. We discussed voting irregularities (900 dead people voted in recent elections in South Carolina; they smelled terrible!) and the problems with electronic, paperless voting. Plus a foreign company now controls the reporting of results for even local and state elections? No way! Sorry, way. The LA GOP moved the date of the Louisiana Republican caucus back a few months, so instead of being one of the first in the nation, Louisiana is one of the last. Huh?
January 11 – In the first half of the show, our guest was Chef Keith Snow of harvesteating.com. Keith is more than just a super chef. He's also a super patriot who has impeccable taste in radio shows. We'll discuss everything from tailgating to tyranny. In the second half, we discussed the upcoming Louisiana caucuses and primary, the results from the New Hampshire primary, and a little Saints-Niners. (And thanks, Rudy, for cutting off the start of the show.)
January 4 -- This was a free-wheeling, fast-paced show. We looked at the "dangerous" policies of Ron Paul, the results of the Iowa caucuses . . . Newt Gingrich is a chicken! And Kelly Clarkson bumper music? Yup. Sorry about that.
Jesse Ventura was on B&TB Nov. 9 to talk about his lawsuit against Janet Napolitano, et al. We were the first to make the court documents available:
Complaint Opposition to Motion to Dismiss Order of Dismissal |
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Recent applicant for a position on
Baldy & The Blonde's crack staff. | Some things are worth more than money . . .
Here's one they forgot: Sleeping aid for children Globalists, bankers, and other reptiles They'll just waste it; he should have given it to us The horrors, and whores, of war Here is an excerpt from Rick Santorum's
Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech. Congratulations, Rick! |










