The country is about to discover that all debts must be paid sooner or later
and that 2+2-=4 no matter what politicians want it to be. Former Speaker
of the House Newt Gingrich joins us for the first part of the program to
discuss his new book, “To Save America.”

So let’s assume we have a moratorium on drilling in the Gulf of Mexico.
Are all those oil rigs just going to sit there taking tremendous losses or
go elswhere? If they go elsewhere, are they coming back since rigs are in
shortage right now and high global demand? Few media are noticing
the long-term implications of short -term, knee-jerk political reactions to
the Gulf oil spill. Dan Kish, from the Institue for Energy Research reports.

John’s boralogue continues thoughts on the nature of truth we began
on last week’s show.

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With the country’s media hyper-focused on the gulf oil spill, we’re
moving beyond that today toward long-term ramifications.

Cap and trade is be back on the congressional menu, justifying
itself this time as a means of preventing oil spills. At least
that’s the blather. The U.S. media seems determined to ignore the
previous sky-is-falling blather, which turned out to be fraudulent.
A series of studies are emerging showing claims about a scientific
global warming consensus to be hot air. Lawrence Solomon is author
of “The Deniers” and a columnist for the “National Post” in Canada.
(energy.probeinternational.org or www.nationalpost.com)

So we’re off to the alternative energy races, but wind and solar
are not leading candidates capable of substituting for fossil fuels
at any time in the near future. No to fear, there are extremely
promising alternatives. Dr. Robert Piccioni, Ph.D.,
(www.guidetothecosmos.com) provides details on what that might be.

A speech by Colorado’s former Democratic Governor Richard Lamm is
plowing the internet, detailing a method of destroying America by
undermining its culture with multiculturalism. This is the same
Richard Lamm whose remark about the elderly having a “duty to die”
resurfaced during the healthcare debate. Governor Lamm, now a
professor at Denver University, joins us to discuss these issues,
notably his deep concern that multiculturalism has placed the
country in a position threatening our institutions and freedoms.

John’s boralogue examines why dialectical collectivism is causing
much of the paralysis in dealing with the gulf oil spill. He also
includes a mid-show narrative on the subject of truth and why it’s
so important.

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John skips the boralogue this week to delve immediately into two
core ideas determining how Americans view the Middle East.

The first involves narratives about Middle East history, which
determine how one views the Israeli/Palestinian conflict. Dr.
Steve Carol, Ph.D., retired professor of Modern Middle East history
(www.middleeastradioforum.org), joins the program for a narrative
covering who owned the land Israel occupies for the last two millennia.

The second item revolves around Christian biblical eschatology and
the role of Israel in prophecy, especially if a denomination
believes in replacement theology. Dexter van Zile (www.camera.org)
reports on the latest mainline churches that are virulently anti-Israeli.

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The Federal Communications Commission claims there are all sorts of
“problems” that need to be solved on the internet so it wants to
reclassify the internet as a telephone service and regulate it.
Seemingly they also want control of internet website content as
well. Tom Giovanetti from the Institute for Policy Innovation
(www.ipi.org) joins the show.

We hear the warm fuzzy term “social justice” hashed around the
political arena. So what does that mean? Certainly not the
freedom of individuals. Patrick Garry, author of “Conservatism
Redefined,” returns to the show.

We’ll close out with a small piece by Jacek Popiel, author of
“Viable Energy Now” (www.viableenergynow.com), who asserts that the
alternative energies are pipe dreams, which aren’t materializing as
important substitutes for oil any time in the near future.

John’s boralogue contrasts the difference between “negative rights”
(the traditional Bill of Rights) versus the new vision of “positive
rights” for the 21st Century. The only difficulty with the new
rights is that you have to give up all the old rights to get them.

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