Topic: Kkk

Host Greg Carlwood reflects on the Charlottesville events, discussing how media manipulation and identity politics are used to polarize the American public. He warns against the "slippery slope" of using labels like Nazi, terrorist, or conspiracy theorist to dehumanize individuals. Carlwood encourages listeners to reject group labeling and cultivate individuality to resist authoritarian suppression.

The conversation addresses the persistence of racial division in 2015, referencing the theory that Albert Pike formed the KKK to keep the public divided. Marie D. Jones suggests that modern powers use social networking and media to maintain the status quo of a wealthy white Christian agenda. The segment touches on the use of "11" and "33" as significant Masonic numbers within these organizations.

A discussion on severe animal allergies describes the physical symptoms of being near pets as similar to waterboarding. The segment concludes with a brief mention of a planned podcast covering a KKK rally in Santee, California, over the upcoming weekend.