Fight For Our Freedom 3.28.2014

BadBaby doesn't have a guest on this show. She's been researching mind control techniques and she is relating it to the latest missing airplane.She also shares an audio clip explaining some effects concerning fluoridated water.

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Mike enjoys hossenfeffer

Mike does an impersonation of Horus. Leaving little doubt how ridiculous the whole mantra is. He takes Kyle to the woodshed and hacks renegade's blogtalk network. Look for sledgeradio.com April 9th.

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Fourth Position 3.30.2014

Wolf Wall Street has a special guest named Denise. I listened and liked what this woman had to say. She is confident and seems well read. This is the first time I heard her. Have a listen and tell me what you think.

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Denise's blog The White Tea Room
 

White Kamikazi Panzer Division 3.30.2014

The hardest working radio personality covers for europeangodzilla. Also a special appearance by Mike Sledge and he shares some quite interesting information. @ 1:11:00. It really gets good ! 1:22:00. RIP Horus.

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Things that highly creative people do differently 2

  They observe everything.

The world is a creative person's oyster -- they see possibilities everywhere and are constantly taking in information that becomes fodder for creative expression. As Henry James is widely quoted, a writer is someone on whom "nothing is lost."  The writer Joan Didion kept a notebook with her at all times, and said that she wrote down observations about people and events as, ultimately, a way to better understand the complexities and contradictions of her own mind:  "However dutifully we record what we see around us, the common denominator of all we see is always, transparently, shamelessly, the implacable 'I,'" Didion wrote in her essay On Keeping A Notebook. "We are talking about something private, about bits of the mind’s string too short to use, an indiscriminate and erratic assemblage with meaning only for its marker."

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RJ asks Horus

RJ calls in and asks a few questions. 1. who is the "whites" enemy. 2. Is Bibi Netanyahu "white". 3. Do the majority of people who see Bibi think he is "white". 4. What do you think about the Northwest Front. 5. Do you support people by what they look like or by their actions?

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2014 National Summit - Reassessing US Israel special relationship

This is 8 hours long, but absolutely riveting. Enjoy

Things Highly Creative People Do Differently 1

Creativity works in mysterious and often paradoxical ways. Creative thinking is a stable, defining characteristic in some personalities, but it may also change based on situation and context. Inspiration and ideas often arise seemingly out of nowhere and then fail to show up when we most need them, and creative thinking requires complex cognition yet is completely distinct from the thinking process.

They Daydream: Although daydreaming may seem mindless, a 2012 study suggested it could actually involve a highly engaged brain state -- daydreaming can lead to sudden connections and insights because it's related to our ability to recall information in the face of distractions. Neuroscientists have also found that daydreaming involves the same brain processes associated with imagination and creativity.

From The Bunker April 2013

This is a retro special that is well worth a listen. Dire Wolf..A year ago what this man was saying got him some bad press. He kicks the Renegade crew all over the place. Calls out Mike Sledge and rips on Kyle. Enjoy the show and leave some feedback. It would be nice to get DW to do a follow up podcast imo.

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Obama vs Putin

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"Why Zasto" - NATO bombing Yugoslavia IN 1999

The Empire is in trouble

" Irrational attachment to Israel has lured the Empire into a series of disastrous attacks on Muslim-majority states. In 2008, economist Joseph Stiglitz estimated that the war on Iraq alone had cost the US more than $3 trillion. Since then, he has repeatedly revised that estimate upward. Throw in Afghanistan and other theaters of the anti-Muslim pro-Zionist crusade, and we are in the double-digit trillions."

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Leo Tolstoy: Expand Your Social Circle

The most essential lesson to take from Tolstoy is to follow his lead and recognize that the best way to challenge our assumptions and prejudices, and develop new ways of looking at the world, is to surround ourselves with people whose views and lifestyles differ from our own. That's why he ceased socializing in Moscow and spent so much time with laborers on the land. In Resurrection, Tolstoy pointed out that most people, whether they are wealthy businessmen, powerful politicians, or common thieves, consider their beliefs and way of life to be both admirable and ethical. "In order to keep up their view of life," he wrote, "these people instinctively keep to the circle of those people who share their views of life and their own place in it."
 If we want to question our beliefs and ideals, we need to follow the example of Tolstoy, spending time with people whose values and everyday experiences contrast with our own. Our task must be to journey beyond the perimeters of the circle.