Hello, hello, hello, how is everybody? This is John Mason. Tomorrow is Mother's Day. And that is the time we pay our respects to all the women in our lives, our mothers and our wives, and our girlfriends, and our sisters, and every other woman that we come across. Happy Mother's Day, ladies. And if we want the best for the women in our lives, we must protect the reproductive rights. There are all these states going around that places the most onerous restrictions on abortions. Like you only have an abortion after so many weeks before you even know the woman even knows that there's a fetus inside of her. And you remembered uh Katie Brett, the senator from Arkansas, who had this very ham bad case of ham acting after uh after Biden's uh State of the Union address. Is that the best Republicans can do? Well anyway, she has this bright idea of a database. She's proposing this bill that would establish a database for all women who are pregnant. Hello, hello, hello, John Mason. How is everybody? Well, Hanukkah is winding down. I've enjoyed it very much. It's a holiday about a band of brothers, the Maccabees, paying for the hills, trying to resist the tyranny of an of a Hellenistic empire, trying to impose their faith, their religion, their idols, on the Jews. That's always nice to see Jews anybody else fighting back to resist a tyranny. And we got some tyranny facing us. Don't worry. Pam Bonnie, Attorney General for Donald Trump, not our attorney general, sent out a memo earlier this month for the FBI to collect information on, quote, groups or entities engaging in acts that may constitute domestic terrorism. How does she define domestic terrorism, Mason? The targets are groups who, quote, are in opposition to law and immigration enforcement, extreme views in favor of mass migration and open borders, adherence to radical gender ideology, also what she called anti-Americanism, anti-capitalism, anti-Christianity. That could mean a whole bunch of things. That could mean just plain opposition to Trump and everything he stands for, everybody who works for him, such as his ice thugs posing as cops, plain soldier. She also wants to develop a tip line for people to inform on those who whose politics they don't like with a cash reward. Now that's gonna tempt some people. Just protesting again from a nice facility can be called terrorism. Signing a petition, running for an office, that can be called terrorism. And I did enjoy FBI official Michael Glasheen making a damn fool of himself, trying talking about how his war on Antifa as a terrorist threat. And Benny Johnson, the congressman from Mississippi, was picking apart uh Glasheen's rambling. I mean they're actually saying that uh Antifa is an actual organized body with a with a war council and soldiers in the field, etc. It's a movement, it's an idea. It's something something like a call, a rallying cry. Like um it's not an organized body, kids. Let's keep it that way. And actually stands for anti-fascist. So you have your anti-atifa, you're anti-anti-fascist, and double negative with a double negative that means you're pro-fascist. How it how this how the fascism in this uh regime is getting deeper and deeper. But we can root it out by setting the example at looking at the example of the Maccabees. Stand up for our freedom, stand up for what we believe in, stand up for our our neighbors, our our uh fellow our fellow workers, stand up for people in our community, and stand up for the right to read whatever books you choose or all that, just so long as you don't interfere in other people's businesses. I don't like getting back to that Bondi's complaint about fighting against anti-Christianity. That could mean anything. A gay pride march, uh the book Heather Has Two Mummies, people pack practicing a religion other than Christianity? That's a that's where those are the targets also, don't kid yourselves. So like I said, be a Maccabe for America. I know I'll do so. Okay, and a cheery note, advertisements! All this work I do in my uh in my media, my blog, my podcast, my YouTube channel, my fiction, my poetry, they're all work. And I need to be compensated for my work. And it takes money to get the get uh this material on these various platforms. So please get on my website, johnomason.com, and click either the PayPal button or the Buy Me a Coffee button. Let's see who we can give. I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks. And also, my novel Soldier of the Cross is available on Amazon.com. It is the story of David Lucas, who, as a young man in the early 60s, is a drunken, a whore chaser, and a school bully. He gets in trouble in the army. He comes out of the army as a fanatical born-again Christian, just wanting to be a manly man for Jesus, but how he goes about it leaves him into trouble, lots of it. Please pick it up. Soldier of the Cross on Amazon.com. 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