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‘THE AMERICA WE KNOW & LOVE WILL NEVER RETURN (revisited)’ – The Michael Savage Show – Friday June 18, 2021
What America may look like a year from now; Don’t listen to those telling you the Coronavirus is a hoax; Trump is bailing out everyone but the little guy; Can dating and religions survive?; Microbes do not discriminate, even religious can get COVID; Nature corrected mans errant ways, Epidemics are not new; People avoiding hospitals, even in the event of heart attacks or strokes; Media not trusted anymore; Re-open country correctly in stages; There is a middle ground between immediate reopening and lock-down; Small, limited government will become a thing of the past; Dr. Fauci is the biggest medical failure in the history of the country
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Savage had said masks were basically ineffective against covid, emails released show Fauci knew this. Savage said fauci was a failure from start. The masketeers, Wuhan Lab leak, gain of function funding. Fauci should be prosecuted. Reading from headlines. New info on the vaccine side effects and dangers. Rand Paul audio. More on side effects (Israel, Clapton). “Where are the rebels”? Archival from April 10, 2020 predicting much of this.
‘BIDEN PURGES SAVAGE + MAO’S MURDEROUS REVOLUTION – HOW FAR HAVE THE COMMUNISTS COME IN AMERICA?’ – The Michael Savage Show – Tuesday May 25, 2021
Savage shares the events leading up to the Biden administration attempt to “purge” him from the Board of the Presidio Trust. He was singled out from other Trump appointees because he secured $2.5 million for military exhibits. The Trust Board is an insular group of liberal San Francisco socialites who want nothing to do with military history. He will fight this in court. Communist revolutions have always started by canceling certain groups, in particular the “bourgeosie” which today translates to hardworking patriotic Americans. Reads from Mao”s “Little Red Book” with advice for such things as how to deal with “wrong thinking”. Also reads from “Life and Death in Shanghai” by Nien Chang.
