Sunday, December 25, 2011
Friday, December 23, 2011
Did Ron Paul appear on white supremacist radio show?
According to a contemporaneous blog post by a Ron Paul supporter, Ron Paul appeared on the nation's most popular white supremacist radio program, The Political Cesspool. That program is associated with the Council of Conservative Citizens (formerly known as the White Citizens Councils) and had been supportive of David Duke and others of that ilk. It's sponsors include the Institute for Historical Review, the nation's largest organization devoted to Holocaust denial.
The blog post announcing Ron Paul's appearance on the show (which can be read here) reads as follows:
One of the only truly conservative Congressmen in office today, Ron Paul, will be doing a live interview on The Political Cesspool www.thepoliticalcesspool.org tonight. The show is from 7-8 PM Central time and can be heard locally (Memphis) on 1380 AM WLRM or the live stream or archives if you miss it live will be at www.thepoliticalcesspool.org. No matter what your opinion of the Cesspool is you will not want to miss this interview. I have heard that No Child Left Behind and possible Bush impeachment will be discussed, but I am not 100% sure on that. Tune in to find out.
Oddly, the recording of that day's interview does not appear in the show's otherwise meticulous archives. Searching the August 2006 archives (here: The Political Cesspool Radio Program), reveals the one day gap in their records. Could it be that the people at Political Cesspool scrubbed Ron Paul from their archives because they understand that an appearance on their show might damage his reputation?
UPDATE: (12/23/2011 3:00 PM):
It turns out that the blogger who listed Ron Paul as a guest on Political Cesspool was Austin Farley, the program's co-creator and original co-host. (Read here: http://www.thepoliticalcesspool.org/about.php) This lends considerable credence to his post.
UPDATE (12/24/2011 11:00 AM):UPDATE: (12/23/2011 3:00 PM):
It turns out that the blogger who listed Ron Paul as a guest on Political Cesspool was Austin Farley, the program's co-creator and original co-host. (Read here: http://www.thepoliticalcesspool.org/about.php) This lends considerable credence to his post.
I've found conflicting evidence concerning whether Ron Paul appeared on the Political Cesspool show. First, confirmation that he was scheduled to appear on the program has been found in a notice written by the program's host posted on the neo-Nazi Stormfront website. A screenshot of the notice can be seen below. For those who want to see the original, click here.
Don Black, who runs Stormfront, has claimed in a post on the website that Ron Paul was scheduled to be interviewed on Political Cesspool, but that his campaign cancelled the interview at the last minute. (A screenshot of that post is below. The original can be read here.)
Sunday, December 4, 2011
This makes me proud to be an American
Sonny Rollins got the Kennedy Center Award, the highest honor given to artists by the United States.
Sonny Rollins: A jazz mind in pursuit of improvisational heaven - The Washington Post
Sonny Rollins: A jazz mind in pursuit of improvisational heaven - The Washington Post
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