Now I present to you James B. Madonna and the Rep. Dr. William J. Eisenman. Happy Ishtar 2015. Happy Ishtar, Pagan Easter. All right. To everyone out there and not only the United States but the world and the universe. Happy Ishtar, Pagan Easter. The fertility goddess. Welcome everyone to Uncensored Hard-Hitting Truth. I'm your host James P. Madonna of MegaLife 21. The hardest-hitting Internet Talk radio station on the planet. And I am here with my illustrious co-host and mentor coming to you from the Newsletter-Sensitive Research Center in northeast New Jersey. And my co-host is also the very founder of Newsletter-Sensored in 1977, the one and only, the Reverend Dr. William J. Eisenman. How are you feeling this week, sir? Staying on Ishtar. Yeah, tomorrow is Ishtar Sunday. Somebody put up last night on Facebook. Discounting the people who believe that Ishtar, Easter, Ishtar, all these things. And I put that up. They had nothing to do with the name or what to call it. But whatever he was saying, still did not, still did not take away the fact that it's Pagan and has nothing to do. Bunnies, eggs, sunrise ceremonies, et cetera, have nothing to do with Jesus or his death. Well, you saw the history of the Easter tradition, the Pagan history of it. Yeah, but that's what I'm saying. This guy was discounting which name actually we carry on with Easter from. You know what I'm saying? Which goddess or whatever. He wasn't sure. It wasn't clear, et cetera, et cetera. But that still has nothing to do with the fact that it's a Pagan holiday. It was self-explanatory. The banners I posted, the history of it, it's self-explanatory. Well, his was different. His said it didn't come from the word Ishtar or the word, the goddess Ishtre, or the other ones. You know, he said it was something else. But it's still, like I say, it has nothing to do with the fact that it's Pagan. In that week when Jesus was crucified and killed, he celebrated the Passover. The Lord's Supper was the Passover. Right. Okay? Not Easter. No, because he was a Jew. Easter did not exist, per se, until the Constantine and the Roman Catholic Church made it into a feast. Based on the Pagan tradition. It was a goddess really traditional. Based on the Pagan traditions, they converted it into, they blended Christianity, early Christianity with Pagan traditions. Because it was easier for people to do that. I mean, it's the same thing that happened with ancient Israel. Ancient Israel, every time they got a chance, they started worshiping wood and gold calves and etc. It was just easy to move on. From something Pagan, you know, to calling it by a different name. Right. And people have a need to have holidays where they celebrate their religion. They have to create holidays. Like Jesus never said, honor my birthday, celebrate my resurrection. I mean, after he died. He never said to have a big jamboree. He gave seven holidays. That's all. And since these religious nuts who want to have their religious liberty and, you know, don't serve gays and stuff, why don't they go back to Leviticus there and look at those seven holidays? Which they do not honor, which God said should be honored forever. Forever. We all know that the white horse of the apocalypse has been riding right along. False prophets. False prophets, false church. And the United States is... These false prophets are at their peak in popularity now. These right-wing, zealot fundamentalists. Did you see how rich they are on that banner the other day? I think you put it up there. Donations? Oh, yeah. I mean, the pizzerias in Indiana. No, I'm talking about Joel Olsteen. I'm talking about Benny Hinn. I'm talking about these guys, how rich they are. Didn't you put up that banner? Oh, yeah, yeah. And a mention given to the poor, you know, follow me given to the poor. No, it showed how rich they are. I think Joel is worth $42 million. Benny Hinn is the biggest, I think. They're obscenely rich. Yes. Yes. These so-called Christian leaders in America. Yes, yes, yes. TV evangelists. Yes. Quite lucrative, quite lucrative. Quite lucrative indeed. And speaking of hypocrites, right-wing hypocrites, Republican Tom Cotton made that statement, quote, gays should consider themselves lucky that they aren't being hanged, unquote.  In other words, if you're being abused and discriminated against, consider, you know, don't complain about it because we could hang you. Like they used to. Like they used to. Way, way, way, way back in the day. It wasn't so much way back before 1965.  Well, this is what they want. They want to bring back the inquisition and they want to pick up their bat phone to God because Republicans all have this bat phone to God, don't they? Yeah. Instead of that light that the mayor had, remember? Oh. He put the light. Oh. A symbol up in the sky. Mayor Lindsey, no, that was Commissioner O'Hara, Chief O'Hara, I'm sorry. Chief O'Hara, yeah. He puts that up. Chief O'Hara and Commissioner Gordon. Gordon, yes.  They never really apprehended anybody.  Exactly. They were, you know. Do our work for us. Yeah. I mean, well, there's no doubt that they are hypocrites and they're saying more wicked things. See, this is just a small example of the total offensively insane things that Republicans have been saying as of late. This is just one example, but do you see how brazen they are about showing their true feelings? They're not ashamed. They're not embarrassed. And they don't lose their support. And that's the saddest part of all. Yes, it is.  Well, hypocrites beyond beliefs. Jesus was once asked in Matthew, what is the great commandment? And he said, basically, you know, besides the Ten Commandments, of course, there are two. One is to love God above all else. And the other is to love your neighbor as yourself.  Dr. Bill, even to atheists, this is insanely repulsive. Because it is insane, that's why.  You can just be a nice spiritual person and be an atheist. To get it. To get it. Really, I mean, the average person would be the average normal person. Normal person. Not a teabacker. But the average normal, every day, nice guy gets it. You know, it's just not normal to make statements like this. And they believe they're doing God's work. And what about all the right-wing donations that the business has got for getting heat, for getting heat for the religious freedom law in Indiana? All the donations, they came to millions. There's a lot of horrible, despicable, bigoted, hateful people in the United States to be sending millions in donations to support hatred discrimination. But they have a bat phone to God. They seem to know their Bible, but they don't know a damn thing about what's in the Bible. They think they know their Bible. They don't. The Bible, not theirs, because they don't own it. You know what I mean? They don't know it at all. They try to rewrite it every chance they get.  God forbid, you know, that they should help the poor. This is all part of our series called Capitalism in a Conkshell. And because it's Ishtar, I'm using my very best exotic South Pacific conk. Little conk. Little conk. Conkella, right? Conkella? Conkini. Conkini? Conkini. Conkini. Like a rotini? Like rotini. Meaning small. Bambini? Bambini. Or is it Bambino? Conkino? Concha? Concalino? Concha? Concalini? Now you're getting a little too feisty, my boy. Concha would be Spanish. For conk. Yeah, for what? That's chocha. Okay, chocha enough. Chocha and concha is not the same word. Although there is a hole. You're getting close. There is a hole in a conk. In a concha. Capitalism in a conkshell, man. You'll be seeing more of my little friend. And your friend ain't in there anymore. The levity belt for Happy Ishtar.  Sure isn't Barbara Eaton. Sure isn't Jeannie.  Oh, that picture? With the hips? I don't care about the hips. You look beautiful woman. Yes. Beautiful. She has her own Facebook page and she's actually she really went over big when she wore the original Jeannie costume in public that time. Oh, she got help for her than her navel exposed. When? You mean when she wore that costume? In the 21st century they gave Barbara Eaton grief. Remember.  You couldn't show a man and woman in bed. You couldn't show a man sitting on the bed whilst a woman was in bed. But that was then. Still, it's all the same. Censorship. People in the entertainment and the movie industry, that's all they do is jump from bed to bed. Today? And swear and wear and do nude scenes. And kill. Violence and sex. Violence is very, very... How do you say it today? The norm. The norm. And they whisper. The actors don't really act.  They swear, jump in and out of bed. It's dark and they whisper. What are they saying? I can't hear them. So real talent. I was talking to my friend, the former WWE star. Personal trainer extraordinaire in Boca Raton, Florida. Mr. Ken Thieson. Hello, greetings, Ken Thieson. I was talking to him about how talent is not true talent today because they have... These singers and musicians are like electronically enhanced. They're electronically enhanced.  Oh, definitely. No, but I mean, even singers today are enhanced. Not even Illy. Way back then. All of them.  Well, didn't they do that with Fabian and Frankie Avalon and that guy who... We danced in the corner of the tree at the bed last night with that eGee man. Before my time, people. Why? I don't know any... You don't know that song? No.  I don't remember. Frankie Avalon and Fabian? I'm not a do-off person. They didn't do sing do-off. Fabian was manufactured. He's a manufactured star. So they did it then and they do it more now because, see now they can enhance the sound. They can do anything today. They can do anything. Well, speaking of moving along, I was going to say something else about the hypocrisy of the false counterfeit Christians, but I think we hit the nail on the head. Mitch McConnell was at a Koch Brothers donors meeting and it was recorded. It was leaked out, so to speak, that he was saying that without the Koch Brothers, the Republican Party would be nothing that they... Well, first of all, if he's at a Koch Brothers donors meeting, he's going to kiss the Koch Brothers asses and say they're the greatest thing since sliced bread and night baseball or whatever. But it's kind of obvious that the Koch Brothers do control the Republican Party because they are the pro-corporate, money-grabbing, greedy party. I'm not to say Democrats don't do that because there's plenty of sell-out traitorous Democrats that are also corporatists. But that's obvious. So the article said it leaked out. Mitch McConnell admitted that Koch Brothers control the Republican Party. That's been obvious. But just like when Mitt Romney was caught giving his true feelings... About the 47 percent? Yeah, being recorded. Well, Mitch McConnell was also recorded and he's the speaker, the Senate Majority Leader, right? The Senate Majority Leader and we'll see if the mainstream media mentions any of this. We shall see. Well, in making that statement, he just admitted that we're bought and sold. Well, he has verified of what us progressives knew right along because I'm not going to say us Americans because there are literally Americans that just watch primetime television, primetime media, and Fox. And they're totally clueless. You're not going to get the real truth on mainstream media at all. You know, so I just want to give shout-outs here. Greetings. Greetings and happy Pagan Easter to my near-dear friend Miho from Osaka, Japan.  Great job. Sash Boyle, Joe Stebbins, Jean-Luc O'Donne, Anthony Allora, and Justin Dana Spears. I hope I am pronouncing it correctly. Okay. He is the new administrator on our Facebook group that's connected to the show Uncensored Heart, Hitting Truth. Okay. He is, I believe, he is from Oklahoma. He's from the south. He's from a red state, but he's very much a progressive. Oklahoma's not in the south.  It's right by Texas. Both Texas. American Southwest? I would say Midwest or, no, it might be Southwest. I mean, I believe he is from Oklahoma, which is a red state, pretty red, Tornado Alley, but I hope I pronounced his name correctly because he was just recently added. And deservingly so as a new administrator, Justin Dana Spears. If I'm wrong, you could tell me off later on online. It's okay. I'll apologize to you. But anyway, greetings to all of you. And I just want to reprimand somebody. Somebody, not a famous person, but somebody that I had, because we had a dispute. I kicked her off my friends list. Hey. Renee Rosa of Patterson, New Jersey. There was a public discussion concerning today's society as far as dating and relationships. And, you know, she said how she felt and others did too. And so did I. And I usually hit hard. And I usually, I'm usually almost always accurate until somebody proves me wrong.  Well, not everyone appreciates the hard-hitting truth.  In other words, she did not like the idea that I wanted to promote these gems of wisdom on my large, my very large group on censored hard-hitting truth. She wanted to keep everything very private in her own little clique, in her own profile, which I think is very cowardly and pusillanimous, pipsqueak, spineless, to not want to share some real intelligent input with the masses of people out there from all walks of life, including progressive people. And she reprimanded me and bowed me out for posting the link to the group on censored hard-hitting truth, telling me that I'm rude. Well, honestly, yeah, I'm rude. Don't be plugging your things on my page. And I says, well, I don't believe in keeping great information confined to a very limited audience. And she just kept on going on and on, whining about it. You know, my group, I mean my page, my page, my private, you know what? I said, I gave her some choice words. I says, you're off my friends list. I have no tolerance for weasels, you know, for spineless jellyfish, pusillanimous, pipsqueak cowards that do not want to display how they feel.  They don't want to display it so everyone can hear it or see it, you know. Don't just talk to talk, walk to walk. I know Rick Flair used to say that, the nature boy. Nature boy, Buddy Rogers. Yeah, he was the original nature boy. But, you know, don't just talk to talk people, walk to walk. I'm not saying you have to be a guest on my show and be on video, but if you insist on just typing things out, if you want to be a writer, you know, at least expose your, I don't want to say, sometimes it's brilliance, sometimes it's just clever, sometimes it's funny, and sometimes it's just truthful in terms of how you see things, your own experiences.  Usually the Pollyanas do that. They'll label you as such. There are many liberals who are Pollyanas. Not everybody is a Pollyana, but they're out there. And so anyway... They call Jesus a demon and a wine bibler for telling the truth. They demonize him for telling the truth. Yeah. Just like the banner. They demonize anybody for telling the truth. Whatever the truth appears. Ancient African proverb, if you tell the truth, you won't have any friends. There you go. There you go. At the beginning of our show, you'll see that proverb come up. All right, let's sink our teeth into these readings for our happy Ishtar pagan Easter weekend. All right, we're not doing too bad on time. That's why I got the rabbit up here. Fertility, the fertility goddess Ishtar. Speaking of the rabbits. People, you know, buy their kids rabbits at this time of the year. They do not understand the first thing about caring for a rabbit. And I would say the first thing is to understand about their teeth. Oh my God. That they must chew on stuff. Because it keeps on growing. Because it keeps on growing. To gnaw. To gnaw on. Even a hard yam or sweet potato, which is pretty hard. They need hard food. They need hard things to gnaw on. Otherwise, they're going to chew on your furniture or they're going to go for even worse. They're going to go for cable wires. I was just watching as someone was shifting from channel to channel. I don't know where it was. Maybe it was Thailand or India or wherever they had them. But they were complaining about the monkeys. Because the monkeys are chewing the electric lines on the telephone poles and etc. Fried monkey. Yeah, well you end up a fried monkey.  And people treat them like sacred or something. They don't want to kill them. In India and some parts of Asia, in Asia they have monkeys, they call them macaques. The monkeys are primates, they're very intelligent. They have become desensitized, which is a big mistake for a wild animal to become desensitized to human presence. And they're pretty much all over the place. All over the place. Begging, stealing food, begging for food.  That's why the bird birds come around humans. They're looking for handouts. So you know, but this is the problem when animals in the wild become too used to human presence. And people start feeding them. That's how the dog got domesticated? I don't, honestly, I don't know how the dog and the cat got domesticated. Well, they used to hang around on the outskirts of the camp. And then they got fed. Well, I've seen, I've seen, I've seen people, Africans were Andrew Zimmer on the travel channel. He was in Africa. He was on the plains and they were feeding. They were hand feeding hyenas at night, hand feeding them, even putting the food in their teeth. And the hyena would gently take it out. And then I saw an article which goes way back to late 60s or early 70s. I forget. It was a Melanie Griffiths mother. Was the tippy-hedron? I remember. Well, anyway, I think it was a young, a young, young, very young Melanie Griffiths living in a mansion with a big pool. And I think tippy-hedron, I'm not sure, but she had a famous mother. They had a pet male lion. And the lion slept with Melanie Griffiths in her bedroom. And he, he, they treated this lion full-grown lion like it was the family dog. And today they regret, they said they're lucky that there was no tragedy that the lion did not attack any of anybody in the house or on the property. Or trade-off Melanie. Or yeah, well, she said they showed pictures of the lion in bed with Melanie. You know, with the big friggin' paw. It was as big as, bigger than her face.  It was, you know, it was crazy. It was, hey man, it's like that show fatal attraction about people who try to make wild animals pets. And they try to domesticate wild animals and treat them like they were children, members of the family. That's why we've got all these laws about exotic pets nowadays, you know. But the point I'm getting at is people never research. Americans are impulse buyers. They see the bunny. They say, oh, how adorable, how adorable it is, how cute it is. Or the little tricky. Or the little dog, or the little anything. Oh, how adorable it is. And the kid says, I want it mommy and daddy, get it for me, buy it from here. And they don't research the, what's the word, husbandry, how to take care of the pet. They know nothing about the proper care of the animal. There could be anything. And any pet. All right, go ahead. New Jersey Governor Chris Criskey. You almost say Crisco, Krispy Kreme. Has announced his support for banning abortions after five months of pregnancy. Telling an advocacy group that he supports their efforts to pass a federal law to include that restriction. To ban abortions? After five months. Who's five months pregnant? Oh, after five months. That's correct. After five months. Well, a person. After the embryo stage, it is a fetus. Yeah, I mean a person, a woman, if she's going to have the abortion, should not terminate an advanced fetus. It should be a fertilized egg or an embryo. It should not be a fetus or a fully developed child. I mean, that's very irresponsible. Christie issued a statement supporting the pain-capable, unborn Child Protection Act. But the child's born, Chris Christie is all four cutting food stamps and welfare. That's correct. Forget all about it. And not feeding the homeless. At that time. Yeah, I don't think he's too crazy about soup kitchens and food pantries. There was a picture in the paper yesterday of a food pantry shelfed. There was only one can on it. And of course they were saying that Mr. Christie doesn't like that stuff. He doesn't like, not only, but he likes giving millions of taxpayers' money to his rich friends. Oh, yeah. That he likes. To the conservative Susan B. Anthony List, after the group told its supporters, he was one of the only potential GOP 2016 presidential candidates not to take a position on the proposed federal legislation. The group has made passing the act its top legislative priority and released Christie's statement on Monday. In his statement to the group, Christie echoed many of the positions he has offered regarding abortion in the past. And again, highlighting that he was elected as a Republican opposed to abortion in a Democratic-leaning state. Oh, yeah. They care. They care so much about the unborn and they care about God and all that. Such hypocrites, of course. I am a living example that being pro-life is not a political liability anywhere in America, Christie said in his statement to the organization. I also know that there are areas where all Americans, regardless of being pro-life or pro-choice, can come together. Oh, boy. One proposal that brings Americans together is the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act, which would protect unborn children beginning at 20 weeks. But don't ever be born because you won't get any help from the governor, the Republicans, or five months of pregnancy based on their ability to feel pain. The governor in his statement to the group urged Congress to take swift action on the act, noting that America is one of only seven countries that allow elective abortions after 20 weeks. How do they feel about livestock's ability to feel pain when they are dispatched for human consumption? Did they ever? About the male chicks? They care about that? Who are just dispatched. Going into a meat grinder alive.  Now you see how hypocritical these people are? That's incredible. Christie initially supported access to abortion but said he changed his mind in 1995 when his wife was pregnant with his oldest daughter, Sarah, and he heard her heart meet for the first time. Doesn't mean anything. Christie has been working to sharpen his conservative credentials as he mulls a presidential bid during an appearance at the Conservative Political Action Conference last month, an event that serves as a proving ground for many presidential hopefuls. Christie touted his anti-abortion stance and highlighted his veto of funding for planned parenthood service. That's another thing. He wants to close him down. Gee, I wonder how low-income folks are going to get their contraception? They're not. See, the reason why there's only one can in the food pantry in New Jersey is because all the food that was there is in Christie's house. Yeah, he swept it up. Christie has said those funding cuts were due to budgetary constraints and because women have other health care options. The Governor has also highlighted his anti-abortion stance when talking about his support of programs for those battling drug addiction, repeatedly encouraging other Republicans to support recovery services, saying if you're pro-life, you have to be pro-life when they get out of the womb also. There you go. I don't think other Republicans like that when he said that. Yeah, they read their... Yeah, go ahead. I forgot. Harry Dannon-Felser, President of the Susan B. Anthony List, praised Christie for taking the same position as other members of his party who are considering running for president. There is complete unity on the Republican side around this highly reasonable proposal to protect pain-capable children after five months. Meanwhile, the National Democratic Party and its leaders remind us almost daily of the abortion lobby's importance in their policy and politics. We expect this clear difference to be a focal point of the general election debate. Yeah, I mean, they care about the unborn. They care about what everybody does in their bedroom. The former governor or Democrat, Ann Richards, says nothing excites and gets Republicans to froth at the mouth like what goes on in people's bedrooms. It's none of their damn business. What goes on in not only their bedrooms, but what goes on privately with these Republican politicians? I bet they have many more skeletons, many more skeletons and dirt in their closet than anyone else. And adultery and all of these things that we would consider sins and stuff are higher in the red states than in the blue states. I mean, subscription to pornography is high. Everything, poverty. I bet these Republicans have dysfunctional families. No kidding. They are dysfunctional, period. They are dysfunctional. Geez. I mean, I'm trying to remember what Assenheim thing Rush Limbaugh said recently. It's just one remark after the next with these people. They're insanely ludicrous, laughable. It's embarrassing to the rest of the world, to be honest with you. Anyway, continue. Since the establishment of the first social insurance programs in the 1930s, the United States has won a world war and the Cold War. Millions of our fellow countrymen have escaped poverty. History's first large-scale middle class came into being. These programs enabled returning service members to buy homes, start families. They have allowed senior citizens to live healthier, more productive, and independent lives. They have given the destitute a leg up to becoming contributing members of society. The transformation of America from a society sorely divided by class and race into a dynamic, rich, powerful, and progressive nation could not have happened without the aid of our social insurance programs. That is true. Social security, Medicare, and Medicaid are wholly consistent with our national purpose. They should be strengthened and not weakened. They should remain citizen-funded. The preamble to the Constitution is clear as to the reasons for the establishment of our government. We, the people, are obligated to fulfill its mandate. Social security is not an entitlement. It's paid for. And it's not there for Republicans to steal so they can turn around and give it to, let's say, the Koch brothers. Well, they have done that. And they want to do it again and again and again. Again and again, I hear they're trying to pass another big tax break for the rich Republicans. And guess what's on the chopping block? Social security. Social security, money that's not theirs. Correct. I told you they want to steal it because it's not theirs to use to take. I think I put it in my new article in the newsletter. Today, the rich do not make their money per se and say they seize it. They seize it. Like the European invaders when they colonized the world. That's what they did. They colonized America, yeah. They seize it. Whenever they conquered another king or whatever, they took everything at. I hear they want to take away the reservation land from the Native American people. They're already doing it. In Arizona, right? Yeah. Right here. They're giving it to big business.   That was F troop. Where the Hakawi, the Hakawi tribe? No, what they're saying is we stole everything from you.  And now we're going to take absolutely everything you have, which probably means they're going to confiscate their casinos. If it's on Indian land, they're going to steal by force. Extortion. They're only savages anyway, you know? Well, yeah. If you're not rich and white, you're... That was the excuse in the beginning. They're savages. Better we take their land than, you know... Everybody to them was a savage. So the rich, white, European invaders. And the mentality is America. That mentality is in modern-day America. Well, we own everything. You know what I mean? We own everything in the world. Yeah. I think an Indian gentleman told, asked my friend online, why does the United States have to be everywhere? Indeed. He says, yes, that's a good question, sir. All you have to do is look at a map of the military bases that we have around the world. Because they want to steal by force everything, that's why. We're afraid of Iran, et cetera. Iran is surrounded by military, United States military bases. There must be some... Absolutely surrounded. There must be some financial interests around there. Well, there will be if there's a war. Well, no, aside from war profiteering, I mean natural resources to steal, to seize. Well, the resources are in Afghanistan and in those countries, Iraq. Oil and poppies, right?  Poppies.  And we got screwed. Well, that's with this... That's with this... Didn't work. I mean, we have screwed. I mean, we are stealing something. That's what this Middle Eastern woman who went on a tirade was saying online. She was saying that Bush Cheney created al-Qaeda and ISIS. Yes. Well, not al-Qaeda. Well, I mean al-Qaeda was before ISIS. Yes. 1980s. But what I'm saying... Ronald Reagan. ...terrorism, ISIS is the product of what the United States has been doing. ISIS was in Syria. It was fighting against a Bashad. Okay? But they must have had other... And we helped it. But they must have had other plans. And they decided to come into Iraq. And take over. But they must have had other, secretly, other plans besides just fighting the leader of Syria. They must have... They must have... Called Bullback. They must have forced themselves to be nice to the United States to get the arms, you know, when John McCain was there. Yeah, he was shaking hands.   Yeah. They were pretending to be nice to him because they wanted to get the arms, right? That's correct. And then when they went into Iraq, the Iraqi army ran with its tail between its legs. Oh, they collected all that... Trucks and tanks. Oh, the Iraqi army... ISIS. The Iraqi army ran. The army that cost us billions and billions of dollars to train. They ran. So what you're telling me is that ISIS occupied Iraq? It occupies a large segment of Iraq. The other day they're trying to win back Tikrit. Interesting. I don't know about Mosul. What about Kurdistan? That's way up north, yeah. They'd have to go through Baghdad to get to there. They ain't up to Baghdad yet because at Baghdad they've got a military base. Well, I hear there's ISIS activity in Libya. Anywhere they can go. It's the tentacles, occupies the tentacles. I am perplexed by the writers reading an interpretation of the 68th page indictment against Senator Bob Menendez. Oh, yeah, I heard about that. Democrat of New Jersey. It's like, yeah. And he's a key Democratic senator. He's popular. Especially in Hudson County. Well, he's... In New Jersey. He's one of the heavy hitters, you know, like Chuck Schumer of New York, who's kind of a sellout and a corporatist. Chuck Schumer will now be taking over Harry Reid's position in the Senate. Really? Yeah. Maybe he should reread the sections of the indictment. Indicated as purpose of the conspiracy. And manner and means before declaring that the indictment is a collection of rumor and innuendo. So what is the case against Menendez? In brief, the allegations revolve around him doing official favors for Solomon Melgen, a friend and a Florida eye surgeon. The indictment says that Menendez personally emailed a staffer to call Melgen about a Medicare problem we need to help him with. An official dealing with the billing questions wrote that we have a bit of a situation with Senator Menendez who is advocating on behalf of a position friend according to the indictment. In addition, the senator allegedly helped resolve these problems for Melgen to bring his girlfriends to this country. You mean he expedited, he speeded things up? Sped, speeded. Spun. Spun? In return, the indictment says Menendez Accelerated. Took free trips on Melgen's private jet. So what? And stayed in an executive suite at a five-star hotel. Wait, this is Menendez or Menendez? So what? If a friend of mine was that rich, you think, well, I should pay him to go on his jet? If you are a senator. You mean I can't, in other words, senators are not supposed to take any form of favor. I got you, got you. And Melgen's company gave $700,000 to a political action committee, earmarked to Menendez's 2012 reelection. Okay. Are they going to investigate all the shenanigans that the Republicans do? That sounds like quid pro quo to me. Oh no, the Republicans come out swinging, baby. You saw what they did with the IRS. Well, you know what? I never see Democrats come out swinging going on witch hunts after the Republican congressmen, senators, and governors. I don't see no witch hunts coming from the left. There's a vast right-wing conspiracy, but not a vast Democratic, you know. Left-wing conspiracy. Some people, some nincompoops are still calling our media the liberal media. Liberal media, yeah. Well, you know what Garble said. You say it often enough. You tell a lie or people will start believing a lie. You say it often enough. Anything on Indiana Governor, what's his, John Pence? I hear they arrested a fetus. So they must have an anti-abortion law in Indiana. There is no such thing as an anti-abortion law in any state because the federal law says that since 1973, it's illegal. I wonder why they arrested her. I have no idea. But as far as the backlash from the gay population of America, did they put a lot of heat on John Pence? Of course. Why do you think he had to ask them to change the law? John Pence has... But that's the religious liberty law. That's not a... Yeah, religious freedom law has a positive sound, just like the clear skies amendment, and citizens united. It sounds like it's good for the people. Yes. But it's the opposite of citizens united. It is not uniting citizens. It is eventually the enslavement of citizens because they want to take away all the labor laws, because all the rights from the people... Making the citizen obsolete? Obsolete and making the corporation in total control a fascist oligarch, plutocracy. Eventually, well, I guess eventually, the oligarch becomes a plutocracy because the plutocracy means the 1% owning control every day. It's not too much. You're not different. People use them interchangeably. Well, I mean, an oligarch would be the top 20%. Well, I wouldn't put numbers on them. It's just ruled by the rich, that's all. Ruled by the rich. And for some strange reason, Governor Jerry Brown of California, when he announces that the fresh water supply of the state of California is dwindling down lower and lower and getting worse, nothing has ever mentioned about why Peter Braybeck of Nestle's is continuing to bottle California's fresh water. Why is Nestle's continuing... They're continued... It's a business. They're continued to be allowed to bottle up water where everyone else in California has to ration fresh water. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Because we defer to business in this country. But I wouldn't... Yeah, but if a Republican governor allowed it, I wouldn't be shocked. But I'm shocked that Jerry Brown, the so-called progressive moonbeam, right, is allowing it. Yeah, well... That is what shocks me the most. Well, you know, it's the same old, same old...   Well, you're going to kill...  We've killed the fresh water with a frack and two kids. In California, you know, and if they don't start converting sea water, Yeah, salinization. Salinization. Salinization. There's not going to be any fresh water. That's for sure. In California. But anyway, you know, liberals, progressive liberals becoming corporatists is no shock. It's no big surprise. And it's no good for the country. Yeah. But that's what we have. Sellouts. All sellouts. That's what we have. Capitalism is the devil's economics. We will now take our lunch break, the gastronomic delight known as lunch for the Reverend Dr. William J. Eisenman, and we will be joined by our new How to Defeat a Conservative and End Time Countdown Bible versus, versus from the Bible on scrolls and all you have to do is pause, hit the pause button and read them as they go by and follow by our commercial voiceover specialist, William H. Morrill III with his promo and words of wisdom and then we'll be back for the balance of this... 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And I trust that you hit the pause button and you read some of those Bible verses. This is your official end times countdown headquarters. We will keep you up to date. And I just want to get this over with. Forget about everything you hear from Republicans and Fox News. There is no trickle-down economics. It's a lie. It was meant to be a lie. It was meant to never work. What we have is siphon up to the top, 20% siphon up to the fat cats, the devil's economics. Okay, no trickling down. All right, now we will go back to the readings of this week's official happy Ishtar pagan Easter weekend. Because tomorrow is the pagan Easter happy Ishtar. The fertility goddess holidays tomorrow. And I will be stuffing my face with very good, very good home cooking for my sister and partaking in some spirits. Some Grog from my brother-in-law. Grog and Magog? Yeah, whatever he has, whether it be good top shelf scotch, Burbone whiskey, moonshine, or dark rum. Probably dark rum. I'm a rum man. Dark rum on the rocks with a twist of lime. Or what else? Well, unless it's around pagan Christmas, then I usually put it in eggnog with some cinnamon and nutmeg freshly ground into it. Coconut is good too. Cream of coconut. Kokito, they call it, in the Caribbean. A new study from Oregon State University suggests a link between low levels of vitamin D and depression in otherwise healthy young women. Researchers recruited 185 college students, all women ages 18 to 25, to participate in the study at different times during the school year. Vitamin D levels were measured from blood samples, and participants completed a depression symptom survey each week for five weeks. Young women with lower levels of vitamin D were more likely to have clinically significant depressive symptoms over the course of a five-week study. The findings published this month in the journal Psychiatry Research were consistent, even when researchers took into account other possible explanations, such as the time of the year exercise and time spent outside. Yeah, well, more people in these modern days have shut-ins. Children spend most of their time indoors. They don't play outdoors like I did when I was a kid. They're inside on the computer or laptop or tablet. They're playing video games. They're texting. That's what they're doing. They're not getting much sunlight, natural sunlight. Therefore, there is more vitamin D deficiency. Also, people of color have a genetic tendency to be deficient in vitamin A and D. Both of them are very important to the immune system. I am a young teen who has a bad addiction to sugar. I blame the parents. When I have tea, I put way too much sugar in it. Now, look at one can of soda. How much sugar is in it? 17 teaspoons. I eat a ton of chocolate. 17 teaspoons. Now, don't blame cocoa now. It's the sugar they put in the chocolate bar. My parents keep telling me to cut back on the sugar and candy. Where do you think that the kid hooked the parents? Now the parents are scolding him or her. It's not because I'm overweight. It's just because they say it's really unhealthy. Of course it is. It's toxic. I hate this part of me and need to find a way to end my sugar addiction. Any ideas that I can try on my own? Sugar-free chocolates and candies. Hopefully not aspartame or Splenda.  Of course. He doesn't mean he's bad. Is that what the parents said? That's what Amy Dickinson said. He's a good kid. It's not related to his addiction to carbs. I love that you are eager to tackle this on your own. He acknowledges he has a problem at a young age. That's a good sign. One great way to change a habit permanently is first to measure your habit and then alter it gradually. The taste of sugar does not seem to increase the desire for sugar. It also seems to trigger a desire for salty foods.  Oh, man. At one time I used to put sugar and cream or half and half or milk and coffee. I decided I am going to force myself to drink black coffee because I wanted to taste the real flavor of the coffee. And lo and behold, when I first did it, I mean I did it cold turkey. I went right for it and it was bitter and I didn't care for it. But every day that went by I started tasting the true flavor of the coffee and then it got to the point where I never put sugar and coffee again. Well, I never put sugar in my tea but I did put milk. That's an old lady thing. And then I got out of that. Yeah, yeah. Just drink the tea itself. Yeah, yeah. But! My mother still puts milk. I don't know why. It's an old lady thing. It's a English thing. They usually put the milk in the cup before they pour the tea. Well, the chai tea, the chai masala is what they call a mixture of spices, a blend. From India it says on the box, for tea with milk. There you go. So that's probably from the British tradition of putting milk in the tea. Yeah, I think because the British gave that tradition to India. I don't think they drank tea before they were colonized. No, they drank tea because tea is an Asian beverage. They had tea but they didn't put milk in their tea until the British colonized it. And they probably didn't have it at four o'clock in the afternoon with a biscuit. A scone? A scone, yes. Or a crumpet? A crumpet. Which is actually a... A biscuit. A crumpet is like Thomas' English muffin. There you go. That's exactly what a crumpet is. I happen to like them both very much but I don't put milk in tea or coffee. Well, let me say this about that. Yes. Until the... I would say the later 70s. 1970s. I had sugar all the time. I had these pies. Remember those pies? Table talk? No. The longer ones. Oh, hostess? No, house... I used to love the ring dings and the glazed donuts and the... What were those? Oh, Susie Qs.  And the hostess... Twinkies And the hostess cupcakes with the swirls? I mean, the swirls? Well, the only thing I liked was tasty cake chocolate cupcakes because it was the Dark Devil's Food cupcake. I like dark, dark... Chocolate. Chocolate. Well, the point is that I... I weighed 98 pounds back then and was eating sugar all the time. Because you were a young man and your metabolism was very active and you said your dad was slender, too. Well, not that slender. Well, what I mean is... He became... When you're young, you know... My father became a sugar laker in life. Really? That's not healthy. When he was retired. That's not good. Oh, he blew up. He blew up. Carb-addicted. Insulin-resistant is what happens when you are carb-addicted to refine carbs. So, the point I'm trying to make is... If it were my proclivity, I could, at any moment, become a sugar holic again. You know what I mean? Well, yeah. It's like a recovering alcohol. It's somebody who's been sober after any addiction.  You have a sensitivity to refine carbs to this day. I know a wrestler, a pro-wrestler that cannot consume any refined carbs or starchy food on the day he is supposed to wrestle in an event because he says it blows him up. He loses all his muscular definition. It blows him up in one day. And he looks terrible. He said he's all puffy. And the first thing I think that the refined carbs does is create water retention. And it could rob you of your energy, of course. The crash. You get the high and the crash of energy, you know? One reason you love sugar so much is because you consume so much. Perform an experiment. Put sugar into a clear container so you can visualize and measure your usage. Do you typically use a cup of granulated sugar each week? Just in your tea? That's about 26 pounds of sugar a year. Sugar typically comes in 5-pound bags. Line up 5 of those bags and picture all that sugar inside your body. Gross, right? Yeah. Start by cutting down on the spoonfuls you heap into your tea. Eventually substitute honey for all the sugar in your tea.  Mint tea is already sweet. You might enjoy this with no extra sweetener. Dark chocolate is more filling and healthier than chocolate candy. See, Amy should recommend stevia which is natural and safe because stevia is available in supermarkets now. And xylitol until something ever comes out against that is good at the moment. Break off one square and eat it slowly. Nibbling versus gobbling is a great way to reduce consumption. Good luck. Let me know how it goes. Well, I mean, certain teas are just naturally very, have a pleasant flavor like chamomile, peppermint. These teas are very pleasant and also there are many teas, green tea is one of them that are available flavored. You have green tea flavored with peach or pomegranate or whatever. I am right now going through a trauma where my green tea has no taste at all. Your taste buds are in good shape. I taste everything else. But there's something about the green tea getting from the market. And like I said, I am now drinking jasmine flavored green tea and still has no jasmine tea. And the tea, the 100 bag box that I got you is also very bland. Interesting. I got to find a decent one. Maybe what you need to do is throw a bag of peppermint tea in with your green tea. Well, I wouldn't like to have to, you know, flavor it with something. I would like to get a good... Because in the beginning when drinking the green tea, I tasted green tea. It was different than black tea. But now as I say, it tastes like dish water. Warmed up hot dish water. Period. There's a product by Celestial Seasonings called Bango as a picture of a tiger in front. Bengal spice. It is a bag of chai. You know, all the cardamom, the cinnamon, all the chai spices are in it. It is very aromatic and flavorful. But I want the benefits of the green tea. Well, you also put the bag of green tea. Oh, now you're going to be using up two tea bags. What, are you that cheap? Yes, I am. Hi, I swear. He squeezes a penny so hard that both heads and tails are on the same side. I got that from the honeymoon. They were supposed to stop making pennies. They didn't. I watched the Three Stooges Marathon April 1st on Antenna TV.  Anyway. There is a legend that has the Iroquois Confederation as the inspiration and basis for our Constitution. In the short version, the leader of the Confederation in an attempt to demonstrate to a nation of peacekeepers uses the example of the arrow. One arrow is easy to snap in two. But when you combine many arrows, they cannot easily be broken. So it is with any democracy. We are the United States of America. We have a democracy in which the people vote and elect our president for a specific amount of time. Our elected officials may not always agree with the policies of that president, but he holds the most respected office in our land and is by definition our commander-in-chief to show the world that there are senators who have so much contempt for the president that they send a letter condemning him to a country that makes no secret of hating America is beyond disgusting. Once again, the Republicans have sealed their fate for the upcoming election. I've got news for you. Their supporters will forget about it tomorrow. Okay? I'm still reading articles every week concerning police brutality and the militarization of law enforcement supposedly in the southern... Arizona and the southern United States border. They're sending this... You know what they do over there? In Nevada and Arizona and the four border states there and everything. They have border checkpoints a hundred miles from the freaking border. They stop your car as you are traveling the highway doing nothing. They're profiling. So they're most likely they're racial profiling. They want to know whether you are a citizen or not. And you're far from the border. It's illegal for them to ask that. It's racial profiling. Of course. But they do it. And they get away with it 99% of the time. Oh, yeah. And guess what? The U.S. media is not reporting any of it. No. It's legal racial profiling. Right. The letters supporting the Senate Republicans' independent communications with the government of Iran all restate in various ways one theme. Yeah. In this case the letter was justified. That is not the point. It is difficult even to find a historical parallel where a Democratic Senate could have warned a foreign leader that any actions taken by the United States President could be reversed by the next unless the Senate approved. How would Republicans have reacted to a letter from Senators to Saddam Hussein before the Iraq war opposing the stringent inspection demands made by George W. or to North Vietnam during the Paris peace talks disavowing President Richard Nixon's troop withdrawal timetable? They would have condemned the Senate as interfering traitors. Congress has historically taken a back seat to the president in negotiating foreign policy because someone has to be able to speak for the United States to other leaders. For the role of the executive is seriously compromised. If the Senate actively inserts itself into foreign policy negotiations on a case-by-case basis, then the executive is effectively paralyzed. That's no way to conduct foreign policy. That just presents the United States as a dysfunctional organization incapable of making trustworthy commitments to the rest of the world. Very true. Even if that may be the unfortunate truth now, it undermines our international power over the long run. Surely the Senate owes more to the American people. Anything on the religious freedom law in Indiana? I don't think so. Really? Yeah. I'm surprised with the material you have there. It's been on the internet news day and night this week. Really? I'm surprised. Really? Yeah. It's funny how... It's funny that I don't have anything from the internet here. No. I mean the fact... See what this is?  What is it? Black and white on paper. No. I mean... Not a screen. I mean news.  Nobody did that yet. Nobody refused that yet. They wanted to make a law. The law didn't become a reality in Indiana? No. The two governors are changing the law, getting the law changed, so it will meet with anti-discriminatory law that is already in effect in the United States. Okay, so what you're saying is no gay customer in the state of Indiana has been turned away because they're gay. They want to do it, but it hasn't been done yet. Correct. So all the flack, all this online news is based on the fact that they want to discriminate against gays. That's correct. Oh, okay. But they don't call it discrimination. They call it religious freedom. That's correct. So what about rolling back the clock and discriminating against people of color? I wonder what pet name, what pet phrase they would give that. Yeah, well they would probably be able to do that incrementally. If they got this thing back. Yeah, well first they come for the gays. Then they'll come for the Jews. The blacks and Hispanics. And the blacks and Hispanics. And the Mexicans. The Jews are no innocent bystander, believe me, in the world today. Netanyahu was... Netanyahu is not a Jew per se. He's a Zionist. He's been boasting about how he's got the United States wrapped around his finger. Well he does. Yeah, that's the sad part. But he's been gloating about it. But he does. Yeah, well... And even besides that, there's an even deeper thing that's going on because the United States and the Jews, Judah, are brothers. Modern-day descendants of ancient Israel. Correct. Cursed tribes. Correct. Why are they so obsessed with the country of Iran? Why are they bothering my fellow polyvans from the Zirconae? Because they don't want them to have a bomb. They have a thing with Iran having a... Rack too. They flew their planes over and blew it up. Do you know... I could guess why they're obsessed with Iran having a nuclear bomb. It has to do with Israel.  Well, Israel's the only country over there in the Middle East who has a bomb. Oh, more like 300. Thanks to all the friggin' help and aid from the United States. Well, yeah. Because the Arabs tried to take them over several times. But they were beaten bad.  It's not because of that. No, we and the other countries have been protective of Israel since 1948 when it was established. When it was established. Before that, it was a British colony at one time, right? Palestine? It was nothing. It was Palestine. It was the land of Canaan. Right. But I mean, was it... Given to the 12 tribes of Israel... Wasn't it a... Oh, God. Wasn't it a... Aside from God, wasn't it originally part of the British Empire? British had their colonizations and noses over there at that particular time. Okay. And they were convinced to make a state of Israel, and they did. All right. They carved one out. Okay. Okay. And now the... How many tanks... The Palestinians have almost no land to call their own. Yeah, and if you see their destruction that the Israel has wrought upon whatever land they do have, it's like a neutron bomb blew up. It's a Sinai Peninsula, right? The Gaza Strip is part of Sinai. But how many tanks did the Palestinians have? They have nothing. Zero. How many fighter jets do the Palestinians have? Zero. Zero. That's it. Zero. Yeah, so how can... How can this be a war? It's not a war. It's genocide. It's genocide. Yeah. They're just Palestinian Muslim people living there. They're civilians. And then, you know, Israel is just popping them off. That's all. Well, Netanyahu is an extreme right winger. That's correct. I mean, we have to establish that, you know. All right, let me try to get this one in here. Yeah, otherwise we're running out of time here. Okay. Since the creation of the welfare state in the 1930s, there has been an emergence of a dependency class. These individuals depend and keep on depending on the government for sustenance. Yeah, it was less than 1% of the total federal budget goes to social services. Yeah. Well, you don't hear them saying about the dependency of ExxonMobil, do you? Yeah. About all the billions in corporate subsidies that go to the fat cats every year. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, corporate welfare is never mentioned. These individuals depend and keep depending on the government for sustenance. They have elected politicians who have promised more and more of these benefits to be received while simultaneously making them slave to the government. What about providing more and more American jobs so the people can work at jobs instead? What about the options available? Well, what about being slaves to jobs?  Yeah.  In the process, there has been a sapping of self-respect and dignity. This person, it sounds like a... Right winger, right winger.  A sapping of individual initiative and creativity and an intergenerational passing of the torque. Creativity. Now it's creativity. It's so much so that instead of America being the land of opportunity, it has become the land of entitlement. Yeah? Tell that to the rich that are getting free money, free tax dollars. The question before us all becomes, can the United States afford it? Can it be reformed and do we have a choice? With an $18 trillion national deficit and with more than $100 trillion in unfunded liabilities and with government spending more money while taking in less, it is just a matter of time before collapse becomes imminent. Entitlement spending takes up about 60 to 70% of this nation's budget.  What about the 57% for the military? Wait a minute. Are they counting, is that counting subsidies for the rich? Now 57 and 60 is what, 117%? That's over 100%. Oh, this guy's cruising for a bruising. This guy, oh man. Mention his asshole's name at the end. Entitlement spending, such as Social Security.  It's not an entitlement. Medicare and Medicaid. They're not, ugh. Will have to be reformed or privatized. Will have to be?  These programs are unsustainable. He's not going to be sustainable when I get through with him, if I ever meet this person. If the government chooses to stay on the present course, I am afraid that this nation will join Greece, France, Portugal, and Spain on the road to bankruptcy. Well, the United States wouldn't have any of these problems if they followed the path of Northern Europe's Scandinavia. Then they would, the United States would be a very fair and balanced country that does the right thing. The government that the United States has now is too intrusive and too costly. The U.S. welfare state is too costly, too expensive to maintain as well. The changes must be made for the sake of our future and the future of the United States. Alex Puglisi.  And he's Italian-American, too. He should be ashamed of himself. That's all it says. Alex Puglisi, right? That's correct. Alex Puglisi doesn't say where he's from. Kenilworth! I'm going to see if he's got a Facebook profile where I can harass him. I've got to write down his name. Save that. Huh? You want this? Alex Puglisi of Kenilworth. There you go.   Let me write down his name. Okay. Motherfucker. Just write down this. That's the shit's name.  Well, you can't search by town or city anymore. I don't know because... On Facebook. They used to let you do that. For some reason I had to... They used to let you do it. I had a search for a guy named James Madonna, Pete Madonna. And I found out there were three of them in Lodi. And 26 in the United States. How could there be three James, Pete Madonna's in Lodi? In Lodi. James, Middle Initial P? There are several. William J. Eisenman's in Hackensack and Etc. in this area. That's weird. I met one of them way back in the... Yeah, but... Oh, the 70s I think. In Hackensack. But, I mean, in the same town? With the same first and middle initial? That's what it says. Same first name, Middle Initial? That's what it says. Three and little... How dare they? How dare they have the same name as me? See that? Those bastards. So the U.S. Welfare State is exploited by the rich, not the poor. Well, no kidding. But they blame the poor and the welfare state. Well, for all the problems. Well, they have the poor in their sights. That's correct. Oh, do they? They blame the poor for everything. The poor is persecuted for some reason. They got a real problem with the poor, which only in reality use up, what is it, one percent of the total budget? Yes, the social program. Yeah, and to call... And they're still calling Social Security an entitlement.  And over. That's why they get away with it. And over. And people still say it's bought and paid for. It's not theirs. It's not theirs to steal. It's not an entitlement.  Well, how do they keep doing this clear skies amendment? The Citizens United. They want... They want freedom. They want it all. Like Peter Braybeck of Nestle's. They want total control. Because they deserve it. They want everything. And they want the mainstream masses to be their slaves.  They are elites and we could bow down to them. Or be their slaves. Because of their money that they got through ill-gotten gains, most likely, nobody gets that rich honestly. Because of their money and their ability to pay off everybody, they make the laws to suit their selfish, greedy, power-hungry agendas. And they literally want to steal and confiscate the whole entire planet Earth with all its wealth and resources. We have a gigantic history. And give the poor nothing. Colonization in this world. Two kinds of a word. Colonization. Well, that's what it was. And that just means going into other countries and stealing their resources. Pillage and plunder, steal. Pillage and plunder. So it's nothing new, you know? No, it's nothing new. It's the wicked, the inherent evil wickedness of human nature, basically. Capitalism in a conch shell, the devil's economics. Well, anyway, have an enjoyable Ishtar. I know I will eat and drink very good tomorrow. No jelly beans. Because I don't think... I highly doubt if Jesus told people to celebrate his birthday and to have a big festival. I mean, to celebrate the resurrection with commercialism. At the time of Passover. We have Passover. Right. And then for the next seven days is the Feast of Unleavened Bread. Right. Not the celebration with bunnies and Easter eggs. In the week when Jesus was killed, as I said, he was killed on a Wednesday. So we had the Passover. And then for the next seven days, we had the Feast of Unleavened Bread. Right. So that would have taken us, say, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of the next week, the following week. That would be the holiday at that particular time. The Feast of Unleavened Bread that they would be celebrating. Not Easter. Easter came about 325 under Constantine. Emperor Constantine and his close connections with the Roman Catholic Church. Right. Now, I was watching. They were playing ancient aliens all day and night. Oh, boy.  Yeah, but no one when he is dead. They said it was all, everything was done by extraterrestrials. Everything was aided by extraterrestrials. Everything. No one. The angels were extraterrestrials. Who's the guy? Lazarus? Lazarus was brought back? No one but Jesus was ever resurrected. Right. Now. Lazarus was raised from the dead. A child was raised from the dead. And there was one or two other ones that Jesus raised from the dead. Now, the scientists... They were not resurrected. Right. The scientists on the program, like Von Dinegan, they're all excited about this. They look aroused about the fact that everything in the Bible was actually the intervention of extraterrestrials. They don't have to accept that explanation.  You know, it's like they're happy about this crediting religion. Yes. Now, you notice something before we say... Goodbye. Goodbye. Jesus was left to tomb bodily. He was resurrected. His physical body was not there. So he did not have an immortal soul that left his corpse. For 30 days after his resurrection, he was prancing around, visiting here and there. His body was marred. I think it's all in tomorrow. The Passion of the Kleest. Oh, it is? Yes, it is. Well, the holes in his hands... They were there. Were there. Because doubting Thomas put his finger in them. So... The point I'm saying is... You know what I'm getting to. I'm getting to the evangelicals who insist about the immortal soul. The born-again Christians that say... They can insist all they want, but there's no proof. But the resurrection... Jesus, when he was on the earth, he was on the earth as a human being flesh and blood. A man. He died. He died. And then when he resurrected, he was resurrected bodily, physically. As a human. And he left. His body left the tomb. However, and however it was done, I don't know because it doesn't say. Jesus also went back and forth to heaven at that particular time. Right. But the key word is his physical body left the tomb. His body did not decompose and his supposed immortal soul or spirit didn't fly out of his body. His whole body was resurrected and left the tomb. His spirit was up with the Father. It is through the spirit of man where the body is raised again and put sinuous on it, muscles and skin and how you looked when you were here and that sort of stuff. That's how he knows in the judgment when you are raised up. Resurrected does not mean you are resurrected to spirit being. There's a one resurrection where the people are resurrected right into spirit being. And that's the one in Thessalonians and in Corinthians. The first fruits, the elect, the 144,000 that are going to rule with Jesus at Jerusalem. Those are immediately in a twinkling of an eye. As Jesus is coming down, they are raised up immediately into spirit beings and they go up to meet him. Those are the ones that are going to be caught up in the air for a so-called rapture as they like to call it. But there will be others raised to human, to mortality in the millennium the act of marriage with the House of Israel. They will all be raised up as humans given a hundred years to live without the devil bothering them. For a thousand years. And if they accept Jesus' way at the end of that, they get judged and then they become spirit beings. Right, but then he's set free after a thousand years. Only for a little while. He will be locked up, period, probably in a black hole somewhere, forever and ever. Right. And he and his one-third of cohorts will not bother anybody anymore. Anymore. He can't be killed, so he must be totally restrained. He can't be rehabilitated either. That's correct. Well, that's going to happen to people like Hitler and Mussolini or something. They're going to be judged. That's where I disagree. If somebody does that type, if somebody does heinous things when they're alive, that is that evil and wicked. They don't deserve a second chance. But they're going to get it. Now, if they say no, What about the victims who suffer? Then they're burned up. I believe in restitution. All victims will be raised up. Restitution. Don't worry about it. I know, but that's man's way of thinking. That's not God. Like all the people, all the kids Jeffrey Dahmer killed, in other words, even Jeffrey Dahmer will get a second chance. Do you know how many people in the Old Testament God killed? God doesn't care about life as we do. He is inherent life, eternal. He can give it. He can take it away. He can give it again. It's not as glorified as man looks at life because when you die, it's unknown. Man does not know for sure what's going to happen. That's true. So there's fear in death. But God doesn't care in that one way. And he knows that everybody that he killed in the flood would know and everything, they're all going to be raised up and judged given a hundred years to live their lives again. It's not a big deal. It's a big deal for me if I were one of them people being killed. But you know. Then we won't have a show anymore or a newsletter. I would still be doing other things like I would be having guests and other different topics, like health talk and holistic health talk or whatever. But as far as this format goes, unless we can take the Reverend Dr. William J. Isam's DNA and clone and bring it into a laboratory and recreate him. David is in the grave. I bet if you took... I mean David is in the grave. I think if you found just the right complete DNA from David, you could bring him back. I know, but God doesn't want you to do that. How do you know? Because he's in the grave until he's raised up with the elect. What about... David will be part of the elect. What about somebody trying to... 144,000. Trying to get some JFK or FDR DNA to bring them back. They can try it. I don't know how successful they would be. Yeah, that's it. I mean let's face it. We're in space. But we can't live there. Yeah, that's true. We need sustenance. Oxygen. They're doing it for the woolly mammoth? But I don't know if you're... I don't know if anybody's doing it for you. You keep talking about it. They're doing it for the woolly mammoth. They found frozen woolly mammoth. They found frozen woolly mammoth in Siberia and they're putting DNA in an Asian elephant. Who is doing it? Scientists that know how. I read the article. It's not being publicized mainstream. They are not being paid by some big pharmaceutical company. They ain't doing that work. Is everything have to be done for the sake of money? What about doing it for the sake of science? It doesn't help your bank account. This guy, he's the older generation. What are you doing here kid? Are you working? Oh, you're doing the show? You're doing the show every week? What are you guys getting paid for? How much money are you guys making? Zero. I mean come on. It's not all about dollars and cents and profits. The world is. So what are you going to do? What are you going to do? You're going to vegetate and watch cable TV and twiddle your thumbs and take a shower, take a dump, take a piss, shave and not do anything at it. You were supposed to be proud that you were working for nothing. Where is this pride? Oh, I love doing these shows. It doesn't sound like it. No, because you are saying about the scientist with the wooly mammoth DNA trying to bring back the wooly mammoth and you said, I bet they're not doing it because nobody's paying them enough. Correct. What if the scientists are excited and enthusiastic about bringing back the wooly mammoth? Good for them, find them. They got the DNA from the wooly mammoth. I did. I read articles. What did they say? They're doing it. Where? Not in the United States. What scientific, you know, Manhattan Project. Where? Are they doing it? You just don't read it. You're too busy playing friggin' chess on the internet. Yes! You don't read the articles I'm reading, the science articles.  No, it isn't. They're really doing it. Where? They're doing it. I got to find the article. You just don't like prehistoric creatures. You don't like them. Because you don't like them, you scoff at it. No, it's not important. It has to do with the fact that, as I said, we live in a materialistic world. What are you? Madonna singing in material world? Hey, they found... Nobody's going to pay the person for finding a polio vaccine. It ain't going to be... They found fresh, intact tyrant. Tyrantosaurus rex, DNA in Montana, and they were going to, behind the scenes, put it in a fertile chicken egg because chickens are the closest relatives to a T-rex. You don't believe people are actually trying that? You know what? That's because you don't like... You don't like prehistoric things, monsters and lizards. He's very anti-arachnid and lizard and reptile. Nobody's paying them. Hey, pay your selling by relatives. Because your relatives... This generation, all they want to do is get paid for everything. What about science? No, the enthusiasm of science. It's there. It's there. There's a lot of people who are...  Let's take Mr. Tesla for instance. How did he continue his research? Somebody must have funded it. Yeah, bingo! I'm going to find, you know what? Even if I found the article, you know what's going to happen?  I said, yeah, but I sent it as an attachment. Oh, I didn't see it. I never said that.  My chess playing begins at 12 or 1230, before that I am doing other things.  Listen, I'm pretty enthusiastic about the friggin woolly mammoth. You could be enthusiastic about the cats running around the neighborhood.  So there. Anyway, have a happy Ishtar Pagan Easter, folks. This has been a MegaLife 21 production .


Channa, kwaanye mihi mwotisha. Nmumago, kwaanye mihi naata nodisha. Nasa mawa sa safari kampana 걸iwa. U rebelliwa mwotisha naata n waista. Kwejoke ni mwa hafie naata naata numilisa safari meia ntapilisi. Yama, kwa jivilira mwotisha. Nmibia tato. Nmumago ni mwa ni mwotisha. Thank you so much for the recommendation for those who responded to my post about the different forms. I really appreciate that and I'll be looking at the different other forms that other people have recommended. Currently, I've been using contact form 7 and I've reached the limit. There is no way I'm able to do that unless I make a query and then I use JavaScript and then target this particular file and then I'll be able to list those particular items in the drop-down. Now, if someone turns off JavaScript on their site, it might be a little bit hard for me to get that information in here. So what I'm going to do is I've found another plugin that's going to help me to do that and that plugin is WP Forms. So I've installed WP Forms here. I'm going to activate it and after installing it, I'm going to go to the settings section. I'll add my key and verify this so that I'm able to use WP Forms in its full performance. Now, of course, there is a price tag to the particular plugin that I'm going to use here, but it's going to allow me to do so much work in so little time. So you can go and make your purchase on wpforms.com slash pricing. Inside my form, I'm just going to create a new form and I get this new interface showing up for the forms. I'm going to say this is my booking form and then I'm just going to choose a blank form. This will give me a whole setup of what I can use this with. So you'll see there are standard fields, there are fancy fields that you can have in here. You can also have something like the payment fields in the event that you want to do something to do with payments, but I'm going to choose a very simple drop down. I'll drag and drop it here and now that we have this drop down, it should be able to give us a couple of options. So I'll go to the field options here and you're going to see that I'm able to enter either different things. Like I can say, this is going to be shu, this will be t-shirt, this can be vests, for example. So that will allow us to have the different drop items, but this is not what I'm interested in. So I'm going to go for the advanced options and in here add dynamic choices. So I'm going to choose a post type and you will see that this automatically generates for me all the different post types that I do have. So in here you'll see we have posts, we have pages, we have projects, we have testimonials, we have airlines, we also have safaris. So I'm going to choose safaris as my dynamic post type source and that is going to allow me to add new safaris every other time that will automatically be added to my form. I do not always need to add those statically in here by having different options. So this is one of the powerful tools that I've actually seen with WP forms. So you can now see that I have all different items listed in here. So what I'm going to do is I'm just going to save this for now and I'll click embed and I'm going to add it to a new page so that I can try to view it. So I'm going to say view booking and I'm going to hit let's go. Of course it automatically opens up in here going to publish this for now and then I'm going to view the page. So in this view booking page you're going to see that when I click the drop down I have all my different items actually showing up in here. So this is one powerful thing that I've seen. So what I'm going to do is let me add another safari to my page. So I'm going to go back here in that main area and then I'll go to safaris in here click add new. And now I'm going to add a new dummy safari which I'll call ZZZZ Safari and what I'm going to do is just publish that for now. We just need to make sure that it's actually showing up on the front end. So I'm going to reload this right here and if I go to this drop down and scroll down you'll see that we have our ZZZZ Safari showing in here. So I can actually add all these other fields that are pending right here and then I'll be able to have a knit and nice foam for me that will be submitable. So for me this was a big plus it was a big win. I'm going to be testing out WP forms a little more so that I can be able to see what happens in the backend. But right now I'm impressed. If you found this helpful if you think that you'll be able to use this in your project let me know in the comments below how you are using WP forms. Otherwise if you found value in this video give it a thumbs up don't forget to share it and also to subscribe to the channel if you think there is always value for you.


So I think it's about time that you learned about Delta Time. Last time we left off with basic four directional movement using two variables, one for moving left and right and another for moving forward and back. Now real quick I just wanted to acknowledge that, yes, this is an older way to control movement. I personally use a much more complex system that allows the player to invert the sticks and set any command to any button for any controller, including the mouse or the keyboard, and even combine aiming with the mouse with moving with the controller.  But that is not a system I would teach a beginner. In my opinion, teaching a beginner to optimize controls across all systems and gamepads before they even know how to control a cube is a great way to make them feel dumb and give up programming forever. And that's why for this series, we are just going to stick with simple legacy code. But by all means, if this is easy for you, feel free to improve or replace the code with something better. Nothing I'm showing you guys how to do here is law. There is always going to be a better way, but just use what works for you. So what is Delta Time? Delta Time is how you fix the problem of everyone's machine being different. If you were to release this game right now, people with better or worse machines would experience the game at different speeds. But Delta Time is governed by real lifetime, which gives you a decent way to make sure that everyone is playing the game at the same speed. It's pretty easy to implement. Basically just multiply it by your movement. Now I'm going to show you two different ways. The first is easier to understand. The second uses less code, but it's probably a lot harder to understand if you've never coded before. If you are a beginner though, use whatever is most comfortable for you, but they both do the same thing. Method one, just multiply your X and Z variables by Delta Time. When you do that and test the game, you might notice it gets a lot slower. Don't worry, that's normal. It's slower because it's fixed to real time now. Just adjust the speed variable to get your old movement back. Method two, create a vector three variable at the top. Name it whatever you want. I'm just going to call it Delta Move. A vector three variable is like an int or a float, but instead of one number, it holds three. That's it. It comes with spaces for X, Y, and Z. Just like any position or rotation variable would. Which means you don't need to create your own X and Z variables anymore. You can just move their information into your new vector three and then use the entire variable instead of manually typing the X, Y, and Z values into your translate. From here, all you have to do is multiply the whole thing by your speed and then multiply that by Delta Time. And you're done. Now your game will be a lot more stable on other people's machines. As always, hope that helps. Hope you have a fantastic day and I'll see you later.


John, let's talk about charging stations. Shall we? We shall. Great. So, yeah. So once I got my Apple Watch, which does come with the charger, but as far as I can tell, it's proprietary. Right. Yes. Yes. And that it's not cheap. Well, it's kind of cheap, but you can't use a cheap charger to charge your watch. Not use. That's right. You have to use the little puck. That's right. So I decided to explore some options. And I'll give you my favorite once I talk about these two. So the first one that was mentioned by Kansas Dave is the e-Lago dual charging station. What is this, you may ask. And I'll tell you what is that? It's an enclosure and Dave's putting it up on the screen. It's an enclosure for your existing pucks. So one is the larger one that is MagSafe for your phone. And then the smaller one is the one that came with your phone. Now, the thing is, came with your watch, came with your watch, came with the watch. I already had one of these or I actually have two of the larger phone MagSafe chargers. So I'm like, yeah, let me try this out and it works great.  So I like it and it's inexpensive. Though, once you add the cost of the Apple charger. Yeah, it's twenty seven dollars on Amazon naked. Like it's a it's a cool. It's like this triangular design with like a big triangle where the MagSafe for your phone goes in a little triangle sort of suspended off of that for your watch. It's it I love the design. It's it's great twenty seven bucks and then bring your own puck. It starts to, you know, become less economical. But I mean, it's it's looks great. I love and I put this one by my nightstand. I'll tell you why in a moment. OK, but then I'm like, you know what? Let me let me see what else is out there. And as we discussed and so I bought one of these two. Apple makes something called their MagSafe Duo charger. Sure. And it's the same concept. So it has two pucks. One is for your phone. Like the other one. And then the second one is for your watch. But then you look at this and you're like, well, how am I going to get my watch to like, you know, talk to this?  So you think it can then put it in there. But that's kind of kind of cheesy. Here's the deal. You can take the phone charger and you can push it up. So then you watch the watch watch watch. OK, I got you. I got you. I got you. But yeah, you can put up the watch charger at a 90 degree angle and then you can put your watch on the pad. Yeah, so. You know, it's a little it's a one twenty nine, so it's not cheap. The only problem that I have with it. So my favorite is the one that I mentioned first. Here's the only thing that I learned by doing exhaustive testing. Not too exhaustive, but. It doesn't do fast charge. On the watch. Which one doesn't do fast charge? The Apple MagSafe Duo charger when I read up on it. Interesting. It says, oh, by the way. So two weird things. One is that it's a USB-C to lightning connection. I was expecting USB-C to USB-C, but no. Yes, it's old. I mean, that it like there will be a new version of this that comes out, right? That I that I believe solves both of those problems because that's how Apple is. Yeah, but other than that, I mean, the design is great and it, you know, charges the phone at pretty much full power. So but I I I like the logo thing because using Apple's puck, you will get fast charging. Right. Right.  That makes sense. Yeah. My issue with the Apple one is my experience with charging my watch on its side is mixed. It tends to, depending on what the band of the watch is doing, it can cause it to sort of fall off of the puck and it sucks to wake up and be like, oh, my watch isn't charged. I'd be charged. Yeah. Well, that begs the question. You know, you get the two that you once fast charging one isn't. Is is one harder on the battery than not. They say that the fast charging is done intelligently. And so the answer is no.