On the Program - Feb 17th 2009
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How do you think the world could end in 2012?
Quote: "If a free society cannot help the many who are poor, it cannot save the few who are rich." — John F. Kennedy
Hour One - Larry Klayman www.freedomwatchusa.org Topic: suing the Treasury Department and the Federal Reserve to reveal exactly how the first $350 billion of the financial services bailout was spent.
Hour Two - Dr. Paul Cameron www.familyresearchinst.org or www.ejssb.org Topic: Dems are wrong, we need more kids!!
Guest: Steven Kotler www.stevenkotler.com Topic: Do you want to save the planet, then stop having kids now!!
Hour Three "Everything You Know is Wrong" Daniel Pinchbeck Author of 2012: The Return of Quetzalcoatl www.2012thebook.comTopic: 2012...Is the World Coming to an End in 4 Years?
** Special Instrux: "Everything You Know" segment on Tuesday this week...author has event at Powells tonight
Guest: Arnold "Bud" Fultz www.budfultz.com Topic: is there such a thing as clean coal?? "Fixing the Ungodly Mess: A Pathway to Change"
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