Devoted to afflicting the comfortable and comforting the afflicted, the
various pundits listed are following a noble muck-raking tradition in a
Paul Revere mode. They are thought-provoking and provide an alternative
to the mass media. Enquiring minds want to know, " Are we really
heading to hell in a handbasket?", "Are we doomed?" For the answers to
these and other questions, here follows a list (not inclusive) of 6
dissident voices heard on shortwave (times eastern): RADIO LIBERTY,
Stan Monteith, 6pm-8pm 9840; 11pm-1am 5860, 7520; FLIPSIDE, Robby
Noel, 8pm-9pm 12180, 7490; INFOWARS, Alex Jones, noon-2pm 9985,
10pm-12am 5765-3215; THE POWER HOUR, Dave and Joyce, 8am-10am,7465,
8am-11am 12180, 10am-11am 9985, 10pm-12am 6890, 12pm-1am 6050; FOR THE
PEOPLE, Chuck Harder, 3pm-4pm 12160; BO Gritz, 5pm-6pm 7385. For radios
with many memories, it may be more convenient to punch in the above
frequencies and just run through them. You will likely find someone at
any given time. The frequencies a 12180, 12160, 9985, 9840, 7520,
7490, 7465, 7385, 6890, 6050, 5860, 5765, 3215.

In article . com,
"ve3..." wrote:

Devoted to afflicting the comfortable and comforting the afflicted, the
various pundits listed are following a noble muck-raking tradition in a
Paul Revere mode. They are thought-provoking and provide an alternative
to the mass media. Enquiring minds want to know, " Are we really
heading to hell in a handbasket?", "Are we doomed?" For the answers to
these and other questions, here follows a list (not inclusive) of 6
dissident voices heard on shortwave (times eastern): RADIO LIBERTY,
Stan Monteith, 6pm-8pm 9840; 11pm-1am 5860, 7520; FLIPSIDE, Robby
Noel, 8pm-9pm 12180, 7490; INFOWARS, Alex Jones, noon-2pm 9985,
10pm-12am 5765-3215; THE POWER HOUR, Dave and Joyce, 8am-10am,7465,
8am-11am 12180, 10am-11am 9985, 10pm-12am 6890, 12pm-1am 6050; FOR THE
PEOPLE, Chuck Harder, 3pm-4pm 12160; BO Gritz, 5pm-6pm 7385. For radios
with many memories, it may be more convenient to punch in the above
frequencies and just run through them. You will likely find someone at
any given time. The frequencies a 12180, 12160, 9985, 9840, 7520,
7490, 7465, 7385, 6890, 6050, 5860, 5765, 3215.

Confused nut cases, drug abusers, pessimists, people that can't think
logically, and the spiritually dead are all doomed. You can listen to
them for the entertainment value but the poison they spew can still
affect you on some level. I advise against listening to them.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

Telamon wrote:

The frequencies a 12180, 12160, 9985, 9840, 7520,
7490, 7465, 7385, 6890, 6050, 5860, 5765, 3215.

Confused nut cases, drug abusers, pessimists, people that can't think
logically, and the spiritually dead are all doomed. You can listen to
them for the entertainment value but the poison they spew can still
affect you on some level. I advise against listening to them.


We now know what the virulent 'Ace' listens to daily. Thanks for the
heads up, Telamon.




mike

Telamon wrote:


Confused nut cases, drug abusers

Uh - oh ... have you been reading my mind?

Several things I've noticed about Chuck Harder ...

1) In the last year or so, Harder's speech on the air has been
alternately slow and slurred, like he's drunk. He sounds confused, and
asks the same questions over and over again. He can't remember basic
facts, like names, dates, and the big news events of the past 40 years
or so.

2) Harder constantly mentions crack cocaine during his conversations
with his guests, even if it's totally out of context. I've known - and
do know - folks on meth, Oxy-Contin, and Fenatyl who behave exactly the
same way. They condemn crack addicts, sometimes in racial terms, but
think it's all right to be strung out on their stuff.

3) Harder continually complains about the tactics of law enforcement,
especially the number of people in the U.S. who are in prison; he
mentions friends of his who were busted for a couple ounces of pot or a
few pills - while rich folks like Rush Limbaugh get away with "doctor
shopping."

4) It's interesting that Harder does not take calls from listeners
anymore; he hasn't done so for almost two years. Is it possible that
he's too "zonked out" for whatever reason to handle the hurly-burly of
your average two-way conversation?

5) Re Rush Limbaugh's "doctor shopper" scandal in late 2003: right
after that happened, Chuck Harder's affiliate station count plummeted,
and by New Year's Day 2005, his network, Liberty Broadcasting, had gone
out of business. Is it possible that "For The People" stations knew
something weird about Harder and did not want a Limbaugh-style
embarrassment - for the same reasons?

6) Harder has always steadfastly condemned drug testing, especially
mandatory drug testing; instead of using the libertarian argument about
excessive government intrusion, Harder opposes drug testing on a sort
of George Orwellian basis. He repeatedly said he would never, never,
never submit to a drug test. WHY?

I am not accusing Chuck Harder of anything here; these may all be
benign and mean nothing at all. But they are all more than a bit
suspicious, don't you think?
In the words of Fox News Channel (the only TV channel besides VOD
movies and the Three Stooges I watch consistently), "we report, you
decide." Another quote, from Bruce Willis in "Armaggeddon": "Make the
call."
Have fun ...

wrote:


I am not accusing Chuck Harder of anything here; these may all be
benign and mean nothing at all. But they are all more than a bit
suspicious, don't you think?

One more thought ... I realize the gravity of the accusation that Chuck
Harder is a drug addict. I am NOT accusing him of being so. For if it
came out that Chuck Harder is on drugs, then EVERYTHING he says, and
has said, on the radio ... from "I've Got Mine!" to his anti-Bill
Clinton behavior to his anti-Dubya rhetoric to - going all the way back
to 1990 or so - his harangues against GHWB ... is a gigantic lie, a
drug-induced delusion.
It's the same as saying that Pat Buchanan is gay.
Which, of course, is not true. But if it were, Buchanan's
political/pundit career would be ruined, and he'd probably be reduced
to selling double vodka-tonics and 22-oz. beers at some bar on M Street
in Georgetown in D.C.
Such is the very thin reed that the contemporary nationalist platform
is built on.

ve3... wrote:
Devoted to afflicting the comfortable and comforting the afflicted, the
various pundits listed are following a noble muck-raking tradition in a
Paul Revere mode. They are thought-provoking and provide an alternative
to the mass media. Enquiring minds want to know, " Are we really
heading to hell in a handbasket?", "Are we doomed?" For the answers to
these and other questions, here follows a list (not inclusive) of 6
dissident voices heard on shortwave (times eastern): RADIO LIBERTY,
Stan Monteith, 6pm-8pm 9840; 11pm-1am 5860, 7520; FLIPSIDE, Robby
Noel, 8pm-9pm 12180, 7490; INFOWARS, Alex Jones, noon-2pm 9985,
10pm-12am 5765-3215; THE POWER HOUR, Dave and Joyce, 8am-10am,7465,
8am-11am 12180, 10am-11am 9985, 10pm-12am 6890, 12pm-1am 6050; FOR THE
PEOPLE, Chuck Harder, 3pm-4pm 12160; BO Gritz, 5pm-6pm 7385. For radios
with many memories, it may be more convenient to punch in the above
frequencies and just run through them. You will likely find someone at
any given time. The frequencies a 12180, 12160, 9985, 9840, 7520,
7490, 7465, 7385, 6890, 6050, 5860, 5765, 3215.

Forgive me for intruding ... I'm the "rabid" anti-Chuck Harder blogger
on this site ... but have you noticed something very strange about
Chuck Harder this week?
Perhaps I'm imagining it, but on Tuesday and Wednesday, I swear I heard
Ed Shiflett, who's the main tech guy at TalkStar, co-host "For The
People" on the second hour of the show.
Indeed, he did more than just co-host; he led the program discussion,
doing all the intros, bridges, and so forth. Chuck just sat by with an
occasional comment or two.
Is it possible that Chuck Harder is retiring, and letting Ed Shiflett
take over?
I don't know too much about Shiflett, but he seems a tad more moderate
than Harder, which is definitely a good thing.
To me, it would make sense for Chuck Harder to hang up his mike; you
have to admit that he sounds really terrible on the air - and I don't
mean his politics, which are bad enough. I mean his health.
Or is all this just me? Am I instead condemned to 15 more years of
Chuck Harder and his venomous "anti-" claptrap?

www.clarionledger.com (Local News) Next Stop,Grand Jury.

I reckon Harvey Johnson (he was the high Mayor of Jackson before Frank
''Atom Ant'' Melton) will soon be our high Mayor of Jackson again.Frank
''Atom Ant'' Melton got the right kind of people riled up around these
parts.
cuhulin

wrote:
www.clarionledger.com (Local News) Next Stop,Grand Jury.

I reckon Harvey Johnson (he was the high Mayor of Jackson before Frank
''Atom Ant'' Melton) will soon be our high Mayor of Jackson again.Frank
''Atom Ant'' Melton got the right kind of people riled up around these
parts.
cuhulin

Believe it or not, cuhulin, I'm not going to excoriate you or Chuck
Harder here.
Because I think (hope?) that Harder is hanging up his microphone -
finally!
Issues aside, let's recount Harder's take on three crucial topics: 1)
he is vehemently anti-Bush; 2) he is convinced that the end of the
world is coming; and 3) he believes that 2) is the direct result of the
machinations of 1) - (in Hugo Chavez's words) "el Diablo."
Any one of these three positions is a definite show-stopper in talk
radio these days. But Harder has all three!
No wonder you want to talk about Jackson, MS mayor Frank Melton. Don't
know the guy; never heard of him; I like my mayor, Shirley Franklin,
who last year presided over the lowest homicide rate in Atlanta - 90 -
since 1963. If my history serves, I think that was the year Harder
moved from Chicago down to Tampa, FL.
Back to Harder: I've noticed he's been saying things (paraphrased)
like, "Hey, people don't like me because I tell it like it is," or "You
know, I am not well liked by such-and-such these days." I admire his
candor. People like me do dislike him intensely. Why? Because -
ironically - he is so un-American.
Most Americans are not apocalyptic.
Most Americans do not think "Dubya" is the devil. They know they can
support him or go to someone else.
Most Americans do not believe that Uncle Sam is plotting the
destruction of the U.S. of A. Some voters might believe this or that
specific conspiracy theory (JFK, energy prices, Ritalyn, etc.) - but
they do not buy into the overarching "New World Order" global plotline
pushed by Harder and his myrmidons.
Europeans and Muslims may be more attuned to these ideas, but that's
just the way they are. I don't live in France or Germany or Iraq or
Iran or Jordan or Egypt, so this really doesn't bother me.
So when will Harder retire or go on to something else? Can't say. But
his last day on the air is one day closer than yesterday. Heard Ed
Shiflett a couple weeks ago on "For The People," and I must say, that
bloke sounded real good - a natural. Could he be Harder's replacement?
We'll see ...