Tuesday, March 30, 2021

Loos Tales March 30, 2021 Lincoln Day Dinner in Marshall, MO on Thursday April 1, 2021 Dr. Tom Blumhorst with details

The tickets are already sold out. The Lincoln Day Dinner in Marshall, MO will more of a celebration of what America is supposed to mean as opposed to a one party fits all kind of government.

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"Seward's folley" was actually the best purchase ever, $7.2 million in 1867

 


Across the Pond March 30, 2021 Can't fool Andrew Henderson as he new exactly where I was going today with my "this day in history" and I think this Alaska purchase is very interesting a bit of USA.

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Rural Route Radio March 30, 2021 Jay Truitt joins as we get at the real issue of farm check-off programs. They need to go away and here is why.

We need less government not more. The check-offs have been ruled "government speech" by the court system. Are you sure you want the Federal Government controlling your marketing message about farm products?

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Monday, March 29, 2021

Congressman Devin Nunes on restrictions in CA food production and lawmakers in a fence

Loos Tales Special Report March 26, 2021 Congressman Devin Nunes on the rapid progress we are making towards socialism and outright communism. The question is when is someone going to put a stop to it?

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"Shooter was factually Arabic, but morally white" WTFogarty?


Across the Pond March 29, 2021 on this day in 1912 Robert Falcon Scott wrote his last journey entry speaking about "the end was near." And the WTFogarty is CNN trying to say, WE ARE RACIST?

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Rural Route Radio March 29, 2021 Hank Vogler "King George, certainly the cheese was falling off his cracker"

 


The continual illegal activity of the Southern Nevada Water Authority must come to the surface. Hank has a sad story of a family who has been ranching with sheep since before 1900 that called it quits this weekend. One by one the government is shutting farming/ranching families. It must stop now.

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Friday, March 26, 2021

Loos Tales March 26, 2021 Naomi Wolf Author "The end of America" says what is really hard for her about gun rights


Dr Naomi Wolf shares the comfort she has in the fact that we have States Rights and the 2nd Amendment. You will hear how hard that is for her to say as well.

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Rural Route Radio March 26, 2021 Dr. Ted Fogarty does deep dive from "altitude wellness module" formally known as hyperbaric chamber it all about human health, or not

 

Controlling the atmospheric pressure and oxygen level is the greatest health and wellness discovery in history. The biggest challenge is still too many people in the health profession hide the truth in the whole concept. Dr Ted Fogarty with "Deep Dive" on the truth.

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Thursday, March 25, 2021

Rural Route Radio March 25, 2021 the first responders in your community are vital, are you involved in keeping them viable?

 

Today we are joined by two Veterans and firefighters. Henry Roberts (NE) and Brandon Bancroft (TX) join Jenny Schweigert and we discuss the barriers and challenges to keep the local firehouse and EMT staff full. 

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Tyranical Government has a 10 step process to close down democracy and we are at 10

 


 Loos Tales Special Report March 25, 2021 Dr. Naomi Wolf has authored the book "The End of America" where she clearly illustrates the loss of our personal Liberty. She joins today to explain how and why she is rethinking the importance of the 2nd Amendment as well.

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Do you know how they outlawed slavery in England 1807?

 


Across the Pond March 25, 2021 today we take a look back at the prohibition of the slave trade, not the ownership of slave ownership straight out.

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