Perilous World Radio 08/23/22

Country Lawyer, Pat Kelly, joins David Masters as they take on this turbulent Tuesday. David started today’s show with a clip from Monty Python's Life of Brian (1979) – “think for yourself, you are all individuals, you’re all different. You all have to work it out for yourselves.” Pat Kelly agrees, however, he says you must all think for yourselves, it is required as a human being. David chimes in to say, “you can’t keep doing the same things over and over again expecting a different result unless you change the way you think.” Only if you look at things objectively and make better inquiries about reality, and you become a self-effective individual and rise above, advises Pat.

The media is a progenitor of pathological behaviors that are upside down and backward. That statement leads to the next topic shared by Pat that the American Pediatric Association, which has cited over and over again for transgender surgical and medicinal intervention is now backing off. They claim to have never advocated for permanent changes in children. 

David plays a parody clip of the invasion of Trump’s home. Pat thinks they used the invasion of Trump’s home as a diversion, a ploy to displace negative news about the ever-increasing cost of living. 

Building your psychological ark is the key to survival streams Pat as he shares news from the Seattle post, on homeless people attacking Fire Department personnel. Self-hatred toward themselves and the government, and all creations of the United States are sponsoring the drive of the destruction of our cities, they are doing it on purpose, exclaims Pat. It’s insidious! Cultural self-hatred,

A clip from our heavenly co-host Roy Masters is played as he talks about life and destroying and dismantling families, by making women unsatisfied with being women, disenfranchising men, demoralizing, degrading, and defaming each other. This was recorded on September 21, 2010, and it seems that Roy was well in tune with what was happening in the world then and to come. 

Pat reminds us that every day is a new day, always a chance to turn things around. It begins with you and your neighbors.