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Sat, Feb 12, 2022 05:00 AM

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Hosts: R. Paul Martin & Pickles of the North

Topics:

Covid~19 cases in the whole world - 407,714,754 on Friday.
Covid~19 deaths in the whole world - 5,797,777 on Friday.
Covid~19 cases in the United States of America - 77,535,578 on Friday.
Covid~19 deaths in the United States of America - 917,443 on Friday.
Covid~19 deaths in the United States of America since our last program - 17,548.
Life Day - A story about R. Paul's youth illustrating the fruits of perseverance.
Pandemic obstinance - About 4,000 city workers are facing termination over their refusal to get vaccinated against COVID
January 6 - Trump destroyes evidence of his wrongdoing.
Truckers in Canada - Pickles of the North blasts them.

Synopsis:

Death That Wasn't Death, Pandemic, Success Through Failure!

The major part of this program centered about Life Day, which is what R. Paul calls Ferbrury 12. We aired a segment from his 2018, rendition of the story, that starts out talking about track running.

We talked aboit a magnetic storm caused by a solar flare that knocked out about 49 of Elon Musk's SpaceX Starlink satellites.

We talked about more revelations from the January 6, Committee that show Trump and Giuliani trying to overturn the election, and even Trump now says that that's what he was trying to do. Trump has been destroying evidence.

Pickles of the North talked about the originas of Valentine's Day, and she also had something to say about the anti-vaxxer truckers.

There is a Web page for this radio program.

Our program schedule is here.

You can find me on Death That Wasn't Death, Pandemic, Success Through Failure! Twitter.

Guests:

Guests? Guests? We don't got no guests. We don't need no stinkin' guests! -

Playlist:

Barracuda - Heart
Baker Street - Gerry Rafferty

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