Throwback Thursday: Money for Nothing and Kids for Free

It’s Throwback Thursday. This week, we go back 2008 for a discussion about the elites’ push for global government and reports of spiritual warfare, including demonic possession, in the mainstream media.

Originally released March 17, 2008

OUR planned guest for tonight, Dr. Jerome Corsi, had to reschedule for next week. That worked out fine for us, because we had plenty to talk about — whether you choose to classify it as “blather” is up to you.

The first half of the show was devoted to a little-publicized meeting last week held at the U.S. Department of State. It was essentially a brainstorming session by representatives of a number of multinational corporations on further integrating the U.S., Canada, and Mexico into the Security and Prosperity Partnership (i.e., the North American Union), and then integrating the continent into a Transatlantic Economic Council.

Sounds like a push for global government. Interesting, too, that this is happening with the advice of major business leaders but without the participation of the United States Congress, whose consent to such treaties is required by the Constitution.

In the second half of the show, we discussed more examples of the spiritual ware being fought around us: A case of demonic possession documented by a board-certified psychiatrist; satanic sacrifice of dogs in western Pennsylvania; and very disturbing allegations of the sexual abuse, torture, and possibly murder of children at a group home on the island of Jersey, just off the coast of France.

Topics (some links have expired):

• Proposed House bill seeks cheaper metals for minted coins (www.kansascity.com/news/politics/story/533142.html)

• Inside the secret North American Union confab (www.wnd.com/index.php?pageId=58788)

• Leaders push PR campaign for North American alliance (www.wnd.com/index.php?pageId=58244)

• Members of the North American Competitiveness Council (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_American_Competitiveness_Council#NACC_Members)

The companies driving the North American Union