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Happy New Year first of all… and as we move ahead into 2015, the dynamic duo that makes up Middle Theory has been adjusting their regular broadcast notes and planned stories for our 2015 “kickoff” to reflect the sad turn of events in France over the last few days.
Micah and McNonymous exchange pleasantries as Chris describes his recent equestrian outings in Canada, and Micah divulges his interest in the pursuit of knowledge and his newest hobby, pyramidology, which he acquired over the holidays. Then, to look first to the past, what exactly was found inside Paul Revere’s time capsule? In a similar line of thought, McNonymous points us in the direction of CNN’s “End of the World” video, “To be played only if end of the world confirmed.”
We also take a little time to examine Obama’s last 2014 NPR interview, in which he threatens to exercise his veto powers. Meanwhile, Malia Obama has been in the news after she was seen wearing a “cop-hating gangsta rap t-shirt.” Or… is it just a 16-year old girl wearing a t-shirt?
Looking at the French Terror Attacks, media agencies have been keeping us abreast of how it all happened, and what we know at present, as separate events have erupted in the hours since recording this week’s show.
Finally, we spend a little time looking at the so-called “Royal Scandal“, as the allegations that Prince Andrew had sex with a teenage sex-slave are being vehemently denied. Elsewhere, more on the Florida woman who claims sexual relations with Prince Andrew has been released, in the wake of information showing that sex offender Epstein had “21 numbers for Bill Clinton” in his phone book. Elsewhere, Steven Seagal was also sued for sexual harassment and trafficking this week, and in the world of sports, similar controversies Oldham Athletic, who is in process of signing convicted rapist Ched Evans (which is not the first time an English team has welcomed a player from jail to the locker room).
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I didn’t think to specify on my comment about Sandyhook since it was an over night conspiracy, at least for me, and I only heard it on Middle Theory, that I was never under the assumption a real massacre didn’t occur. And I didn’t mean for my comment to support peoples belief that real children didn’t lose their lives. Never did I even insinuate in my comment that I was in the “it didn’t happen camp”. Only that I see problems with the reporting the only aspect I even have a right to comment on. I’m not in the “media (TV, books, computers, reference tools) gives me my perspective camp”. I’m in the “only experience can give me perspective camp”. I would suggest to everyone that having an opinion on things you have no experience with or in is the foundation of the greatest ignorances that plague our planet.