שרון גל - 02-01-22 - שעה ראשונה

The Joe Rogan/Spotify controversy is still going on and has only gotten more vitriolic and intense. Claims that Spotify must walk away from its $200 million contract with the world's most popular podcaster for promoting vaccine misinformation have sparked a lot of debates about freedom of speech, online censorship, what exactly those terms mean, and whether they can be correctly applied to the practice of Silicon Valley deplatforming.

Reading by Tim Foley.

Let's Back Up A Sec And Ask Why Free Speech Actually Matters

KJMK "Classic Hits 93.9" - Legal ID

Just your regular reminder that the US empire (A) had solid intelligence that this war was coming, (B) knew they could prevent it by making very reasonable, low-cost concessions like promising not to add a nation to NATO that they didn't want to add anyway, and (C) chose not to.

Reading by Tim Foley.

The US Chose This Conflict: Notes From The Edge Of The Narrative Matrix

Let's be clear: you're not paying more for necessities to punish Putin and save Ukraine, you're paying more for necessities to fund an economic war of unprecedented scale geared toward collapsing Russia to help secure US unipolar domination of this planet.

It's not "Putin's price hike". This was all orchestrated by the empire, from root to flower. The goal is to use economic warfare and a costly counterinsurgency against western-backed Ukrainians to either collapse and balkanize the Russian Federation or foment enough discontent to secure regime change in Moscow. This is because Putin refuses to kiss the imperial ring.

The western empire could not possibly care less about Ukrainians beyond the extent to which they can be used to roll out this agenda. There hasn't been nearly enough public rage about the fact that the US government knew this war was coming, knew exactly how to prevent it with very low-cost concessions to Moscow, and chose not to. They made that choice in order to advance this agenda.

That's what you're paying for as the your cost of living skyrockets. Not freedom and democracy. Not saving Ukrainian lives. Just the very mundane and unsexy unipolarist objectives of a few sociopathic empire managers. Empire managers who, of course, will have no trouble paying for things like fuel and groceries while ordinary people struggle.

And if you think these cold war escalations against Russia are hurting your bank account, wait til the imperial crosshairs move to China.

Reading by Tim Foley.

This Ain't Putin's Price Hike

WKFR - FM 'Battle Creek, MI' - Big Time Radio Image Song - TM Century

Ukraine is still accepting foreign volunteers. If these omnicidal war sluts are so horny for "direct military involvement" against Russia, I wish they would just get on a plane and go do it themselves without trying to drag all of humanity into it with them.

You want direct military involvement? Fine. Go do it yourself. Be the direct military involvement you want to see in the world.

Reading by Tim Foley.

Article with relevant links: https://caitlinjohnstone.substack.com/p/pundits-who-advocate-hot-war-with?s=w

Pundits Who Advocate Hot War With Russia Are Enemies Of Humanity

Can't believe we've been watching people lose their social media accounts for posting "misinformation" this whole time only for US officials to come right out and admit that they've been running an active disinformation campaign where they knowingly circulate lies about Russia.

Reading by Tim Foley.

When You Lie It's Misinformation, When They Lie It's Cool

2 JAM Creative Productions custom cuts from 1986 used on WPLJ.  This was cut 5 from the Logoset package from JAM, originally created and aired (also in NY) on WABC.
A shortened version of the jingles, without the drum intro, made it to air.

WPLJ "Most Music" cuts from JAM 1986 Custom & Composite

RW One AC (93.9 WLIT) - May 2008 Update - Reelworld Productions

mix 99.9 has been updating their reelworld one jingles lately.

mixx 99.9 kmxa fm new back to the music jingle updated april 27 2022

Readings of all Caitlin Johnstone's articles, usually by her co-writer Tim Foley.