Please come back on the radio soon, your voice gives us hope for the acute voice of reason to (eventually) prevail. Whatever you are undertaking in L. A., I hope it brings your program to more people who need to understand the forces that plot to overthrow our freedom. The breath of reality you help to disseminate hurts but in these confusing times we need to be schooled on who, exactly, the enemy is. Your show always makes me feel terrified and enlightened. Please be safe in that Angel city.

Jerr aus Berlin (still have an apartment in Chicago)

I’m a young journalist living and working in Montreal, Canada. I’ve been listening to the interviews for a couple of years now (in the podcast format; biking to school, on the bus, during an evening walk…) and I wanted to thank you for your amazing work. Interview after interview, you have taught me about the twisted state of this world we live in, but also provided me with a powerful model for interviewing. I like how you are simultaneously über well-informed and humble, irreverent and sincere. From my Canadian perspective, you have single-handedly succeeded in making me want to give Texans a second chance. If that State is capable of producing fine, inquisitive and funny journalists such as yourself, it can’t be half as bad as I was previously led to think.

Please don’t let us hanging too long. Your voice needs to be heard.

All the best in your new endeavours,

Carolyne

looking forward to your next posting, as always.

Personally, I’ve always assumed you grew up in LA based on your accent. You sound just like Jan & Dean, and the surfer dude kid I work with from Huntington Beach.

Your recent interview of Roger Charles was very enlightening for me (as well as the Trentadue), especially because you acknowledge the many smoking guns of “inside job” caliber. (My personal view is, “inside job” is the rule, not the exception, and “false flag” terrorism is the life blood and the mother’s milk of Empire and always has been.)

Another lump of coal for Thomas above: Eric Holder is not only the go-to guy for the Mark Rich pardon, but apparently a key player in the coverup of the OKC “inside job”. I can’t remember now, but did that come up in your discussion with Roger Charles?

Yours and his memories of J.D. Cash were very enlightening. I agree with LukeRy that you are at the top of your class.

Come back on air soon.