10-15-2021 Liberty RoundTable with Sam Bushman

<p>Hour 1<br> * Guest: Chris Carlson – Without God, we can never win, With God, we &nbsp;can never lose, The Battle for Freedom is the Lord’s, but we need to be &nbsp;engaged in the fight! – Discussion of All Things Liberty.</p> <p>* The Allegory of the Dime and the Nickel – Chris Carlson – the day I &nbsp;start taking dimes is the day I stop getting free money – In America &nbsp;today, who represents Jimmy and who represents Johnny?</p> <p>* Two Fakes and a Fleece: A Lesson on How to Spot Fraud!</p> <p>* Meet Harriet Hageman, Trump’s endorsed anti-Cheney gladiator, yet &nbsp;another product of rotten and fractious “America First” political &nbsp;machine that rose up to try to exploit Trump’s base after his &nbsp;presidency. Not only was she part of an effort to prevent Trump from &nbsp;becoming the 2016 Republican presidential nominee, denouncing him then &nbsp;as “racist and xenophobic,” but she also is—or was until &nbsp;recently—Cheney’s good friend.</p> <p>* Another establishment pretender, Evan McMullin, just announced he &nbsp;has entered the US Senate race in Utah against Mike Lee – McMullin &nbsp;claims to be a “moderate.” He’s NO moderate. He worked to elect &nbsp;President Joe Biden and has called for the replacement of the Republican &nbsp;Party.</p> <p>* Frances Haugen, Facebook’s Fake Whistleblower.</p> <p>* How The Deep State Turned Social Media Into Spyware – After being &nbsp;hired by AT&amp;T to revamp their growing email system, a small company &nbsp;named Leader Technologies of Columbus, Ohio saw the problem and began to &nbsp;devise a new database management system that would become the backbone &nbsp;of search engines. Leader integrated voice, streaming media and data &nbsp;systems for collaboration and decision making in a unique way that used &nbsp;far less resources than file based database systems, and it became the &nbsp;perfect vehicle for social media networking and, interestingly, NSA &nbsp;spying. Leader Tech spent more than $10 million and 145,000 man-hours to &nbsp;invent this tec