 Okay. Hello everybody. Greetings. Welcome to Uncensored Hard-Hitting Truth. I am your host, James P. Madonna of Megalife 21, and I will now formally pipe aboard my illustrious co-host and mentor and the very founder of Newsletter Censored in 1977 with my authentic Bosun's whistle. Welcome aboard our uncensored, hard-hitting truth starship, the starship censored, the one and only the Reverend Dr. William J. Eisenman. How are you feeling this Palm Sunday and Good Friday week of 2014? How are you feeling there, Chief? Still have my problem. Oh, yeah, you were telling me Wednesday, when we had our weekly business meeting on every Wednesday afternoon. It is now, let's see, it is now April the 12th, April the 12th, 2014, Saturday, April the 12th in the early afternoon. And the weather is beautiful. Spring is finally here. Spring has finally sprung it, sprung it, sprung it, sprung it. Is this the week of the pagan holiday? Yeah, well, they're all pagan. They're all pagan, but you know, the celebrated Palm Sunday. The worship of the goddess. Yeah. Well, the celebrated Palm Sunday and Good Friday week is what the show is, even though Jesus did not die on Friday, correct? Correct. In reality. In reality. Okay. I have one thing to talk about. Oh, gonna be a short show. No, no, no, no, no. No, my monologue, you know, I have one thing to talk about because it's the only thing I wrote down. Well, it was important enough. If I don't write topics down during the course of the week, it's like out of sight out of mind. Oh, because I have so much going on. I just want to thank the director of the historic Patterson Museum, Mr. Jacomo Di Stefano, and the Renaissance man can create for participating with me in three wonderful shows I did yesterday at the historic Patterson Museum at Two Market Street, Patterson, New Jersey in the historic district right next to America's newest national park, the Patterson Great Falls. Okay. And I want to salute Mr. Jacomo Di Stefano, the director. All right for having us and we will be doing street performances this year facing Spruce Street right from the museum representing the Great Museum, which is in fact American history in itself. You've got to check out the website, you have to go to the museum, it is loaded with American history, including one of the videos we did is part two of the Samuel Colt firearms exhibit, which is in the Patterson Museum because Samuel Colt's company that made the guns that won the Wild Wild West was in Patterson, New Jersey, and they have a beautiful exhibit there. And I did a great video on it very much more detailed than the first one I did with Jimmy little Jimmy Pesto. Okay, let me get to the topic. There is a about a 52 minute video on YouTube that you must watch. Much of it is in English, but it's also in German and French German French. Okay, but it's a very important video and it's titled the pyramid of waste. Is that correct? Pyramids of waste. Pyramids plural, pyramids of waste, write this down. Watch the video because the light bulb conspiracy. The video is about the one of the evil wicked underhanded tactics of capitalism, planned obsolescence. Now, what was your review or take on the video after you watched it? Tell people what you have learned. Well, at some time ago, corporations got together and etc. And they wanted to make a cartel so that all of the corporations would have their products planned to go bad at certain times so that people would buy new products. And that would, you know, just keep driving the economy. Really? Yeah. That's what it was all about. And they tried to get it in law. They tried to legalize it. So it's a rigged system like we've been saying right along. And products like the light bulb were designed to burn it. There is a light bulb in a firehouse. I believe it is in Los Angeles. It is definitely in California. It's been burning for 100 years. Wow. The filament has been burning for 100 years. They don't know what it's made of. And that guy died. And that's proof right there. That's proof right there, including the first electric vehicle back in the 1920s sometime, is both proof that not only that the electric car has been, or the bugs and problems had to have been removed from the electric vehicle decades ago, not only that, but the fact that light bulbs can last. Yeah. Well, the light bulb companies. This is proof for 100 years. The light bulb companies got together and it has been determined that the light bulb should only last 1000 hours. Because they make it so. They make it so. Now according to what I've read and seen and et cetera, LEDs today can last 25 years. Oh, definitely. LEDs are replacing the compact fluorescent bulbs. Oh yeah. But I'm talking about longevity. Longevity. And they use less electricity than the compact fluorescent bulbs do. They run cooler. The point of all of that is that corporations use us, abuse us, exploit us, exploit us, and we pay them. They get subsidy. We shovel money to them. They get tax subsidies galore from taxpayers money. Now here's the point. Unbelievable. And they screw us. If a company needs subsidies, grants, tax abatements or whatever. You know what that's telling you? The company's not doing well. It's inefficient. And in our capitalistic system, it has no right to exist. It's their own fault. That's the way to crab cake crumbles in capitalism. You die, someone else comes along and takes your place. Somebody loses. And for every winner, there's a bunch of losers. Creative destruction. And yeah, it's like it's part of competition, which is of Satan anyway, but it's part of competition in capitalism that that there's a certain percentage of businesses that fail statistically. And for whatever reason, whatever reason they fail, not all of them are run by stupid people. Not all of them are, you know, well, usually people that are successful monetarily usually get that big through ill-gotten gains in the capitalist system. What does the Bible say? He who makes haste to be rich. She's not innocent. Shall not be innocent. That's correct. And as the nail sticketh between two stones, so does sin sticketh to buying and selling. Exactly. Now does that... From the beginning. Now Fox News, does that sound like God is a conservative Republican? As I put on Facebook last night... And there's more Bible quotes that... Somebody was saying something about the politics and etc. And they're trying to make the case that, you know, like Democrats are a little better. The point is, as Wilhelm Reich said, all politics is pathological. So forget about parties and stuff of that nature. Parties means big bucks, campaign contributions, and that means corruption. Correct. So as long as there's money, and there's no even playing field with candidates, as long as money's in the picture, and money's in the picture because partly because of parties. And they require these massive campaign contributions, and then they owe favors when they get elected. Exactly. So that's what the problem is. All politics is pathological. So forget about politics. The system has to be changed. Yeah, absolutely. The system's got to be changed and people have to get behind independence and not parties. And if corporations and people support them and etc. phrase the capitalistic system, then I got news for you, pal. Live by it. And if you can't support yourself without subsidies and grants and tax abatements and etc., die. Right. And let some new company take over. Well, they don't care if the poor die. Oh, you see, Mr. Paul Ryan's new budget, don't you? Oh, Pinocchio number one. Paul Ryan, and what is it, Ted Cruz? Needle, the two Needle Nose, the two Pinocchio twins. One thing about Rand Paul, he's taking up the, he's attacking Dick Cheney for the Iraq war. The man with the mechanical heart, the ten woodsmen in the Wizard of Oz that was looking for a heart. It's like what you call it, Iron Man. Iron Man, except Iron Man has a little bit more morals. Iron Man, he is kind of gruff. Yeah, he had a nuclear-powered heart, I believe. That was installed by a Russian scientist. Yeah, at first it was done by a battery, he had a battery, you know, for Iron Man 1 or whatever it was. Yeah, then he got a better one. Now, Dick Cheney, is it or is it not true that when Dick Cheney announced the soon-to-be invasion of Iraq, all the GOP big shots got up and clapped. They loved it. They loved it. War profiteers. More money for Halliburton, more money for the private contractors, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, and more money for the Pentagon to lose. Right. You know, it's like, and you know, and CEOs, which are the real demons, they always blame it on the stockholders. Oh, we have to do right by the stockholders. Shareholders. Shareholders. And like I always said, shares of what? Common stocks, right? What are common stocks? Okay, they're investments in companies, a small, medium, or large, but they're speculative. They're speculative. Not only that, the big boys. Not a Ponzi scheme. The big boys and girls now, they have an advantage over you with their speedy computers. They know what you are going to do and they do theirs before you. I'm sure it is. Well, the man on 60 Minutes recently, he blew the whistle on the stock exchange. He said it's rigged. Exactly. The stock exchange. It's a game. It's a game for the elitists. Exactly. Every once in a while, you have a breakdown and the poor jerk with a 401k or whatever, get a pension or something, he loses money. Yeah. Okay. Oh yeah. The little guy with the Keo or 401k, okay, with the nest egg that he socks away ends up losing and the big fat cats end up winning every time. I apologize for the idiots outside making, talking about stupid everyday things, interrupting the show. But anyway, getting back to planned obsolescence, it's, to me it's a dishonest way to make a living. I mean, it's to rig something, to burn out. I mean, appliances burn out early now. Vacuum cleaners, printers, fans, printers, oh especially, and the inkjet costs more than the damn printer. So if you buy a new printer, you get a new inkjet. It doesn't pay to get a printer. And then when you try to get the inkjet refilled at a Walgreens or Staples, they say, oh, we're not geared to refill the new inkjet cartridges. We don't have the equipment to refill them. Oh really? Yeah, they don't have the equipment to do that. And what other things burn out? Any appliance, any appliance, even air conditioners. Nobody repairs a toaster today. Before you know it, the compressor shot. You can't get a new compressor because putting a new compressor costs more than the air conditioner. The toaster's burn out. Yeah, in general, many, many appliances burn out relatively early compared to the older appliances. And it's rigged. It's dishonest. I think it stopped me from wrong. Isn't it part of the deregulation of companies by the Republicans? Well, you could regulate them to make better products. By Reagan, who did that. Well, to make better products, what about making the products have a normal usage life? What is a normal? Normal is when you don't rig it to burn out early. Yeah, but you have to prove that. Number one. The point is that you let the companies do what they want. And therein lies the problem. Well, your regulation is needed. Yes, needed. You know, and of course, all the nincompoop numsculls out there that vote according to their cultist phony religion. I'm talking about the Bible Belt states, the Western states, the Midwestern states that call themselves red states that vote against their best interests. They vote Republican who are for the rich. These people don't have a pot to piss in, but oh no, they have to vote Republican. Because why? Because of their cult. Well, they're going to be celebrating a lot this week, aren't they? With their cult. Oh, yeah. Pagan Easter, right? This is their second big pagan holiday. Okay. Christmas and now Ishtar. Ishtar. Yeah. Whatever happened to the original Christian holidays of the Bible? They're in there. They're in there, but nobody talks about them commercially, you know. Certainly not the general public. They don't know. Yeah. Oh, you were saying something to me off the air about the three wise men. Oh, I saw a video last night on Facebook. I don't even remember the title, but it had to do with the nativity, you know, the birth of Jesus. Okay. And it was two hours and 20 minutes. Really? Yeah. I stood through the whole thing. I hear it's possible that he was not born in a manger amongst barnyard animals. He was born indoors somewhere. No, he was. According to the Bible. Oh, he was. Okay. Yes. There was no, because of the census that Herod, you know, Caesar told Herod he wanted a census and people had to go back to there where they were born. Joseph had to go back to Bethlehem. And when he got back there, of course, there was no room at the ends or anything. So she was going to deliver. So he had to find some place where he could lay her down and, you know, proceed with the birth. And that's what he got. So their decision due to the census made a lot of senses to them. The census was probably a way of, you know, taxing, finding out who to tax. And they had taxes back then, too. And as far as Herod was concerned, it would help him because he was also uptight about the fact that this child was going to be born a king. A threat to him. A threat to his reign. Now, who exactly were the three wise men? You were telling me. Melchior, Kaspar, and Baltazar. Wow. They were like scientists. They're like alchemists and astrologers. Yeah, astronomy. And that's why they saw the star. You know, Venus and Jupiter and etc., etc., and they were going to align and they followed this star. You know, they were in the desert and traveling for, like, over 104 days. So they weren't scorned for knowing astrology and astronomy. God didn't punish them for doing that. Like today, the right wing fundamentalist will tell you, oh, you dabble in astrology. Oh, you're going to hell. Well, you ain't going to hell because there ain't no such place. You know, I saw that banner yesterday that I posted it with a picture of Joel Olstein with his big saccharine sweet, phony smile. And it says something about if your evangelist is richer than the people in the congregation, if your pastor is much wealthier than you are, then you're helping him a lot more than he's helping you. He's not helping you, you are actually helping him. You're a socialist. Yeah. Well, not only that, if you look back, let's just take the situation with Mary and Joseph back then. They had to go through some trials and tribulations and et cetera to come to the end of, you know, the birth process and et cetera. But old Mr. Joel Olstein, I mean, God helps him get parking spaces in the parking lot. And it helps him get wealthier than he already is. Yeah. That's why he's smiling all the time. Yeah. Ain't that something? Yeah. It was so quiet before. Every time we start the show, this friggin dog starts barking and these idiots start talking outside. But anyway, hey, shit happens. You're damn right it happens. Well, we have the door open because it's lovely outside. 77 degrees. And, you know, the screen door is partially open, so I don't have to let the cats in and out. But if the noise continues, I will have to shut the door. But anyway, let us sink our teeth into these readings. But like that's gonna help, right? That draws more attention. Mark your calendars. Yeah. Skywatchers. I think I know where this is going. In one week. A total lunar eclipse will turn the moon an eerie shade of red. A lot on the moon. The infamous blood on the moon is coming. At 1.58 a.m. on April the 15th. You're going to the moon, Alice. Tuesday. You're going to the moon, Alice. Tuesday. Bang, Zoom. The full lunar eclipse when all the moon is shaded by the earth begins just over an hour later at 3.07 a.m. and lasts until 4.25 a.m. Eastern Daylight Time. You hear that, amateur astronomers? You know, polish up that lens, get your telescopes ready. And I'm sure there'll be much better photos with the, you know, the big telescopes, you know, and the space telescope. The eclipse will be visible across almost the entire continental United States, most of Canada, and Central America, and parts of South America. The coming red moon, often called a blood moon. It's a bad omen. It's a perfectly natural occurrence. How often does it come, though? Every time the moon passes completely into the shadow of the earth it turns a reddish color. Yeah, but sometimes a bright copper. It was prophesized, blood on the moon. Other times the dark reddish brown of dry blood. That's right. Dry blood, which is probably, I think blood is red because of its iron content. When it's bright, yeah, when it's fresh. Yeah. Then it turns. And I hear that the blood of plants, which is chlorophyll, is green because of magnesium. Correct me if I'm wrong. You ever see vitamins under the microscope? They're beautiful. They're gorgeous. Absolutely beautiful. All of them. All of them have a unique, you know what it looks like? It looks like a modern abstract art. Same with snowflakes. There you go. They're different. Everyone different. Different patterns. Yet they got the six points on them. Everyone has six points? Six points. Really? But they're all different. Yes. Yes. Now, if they were five-pointed, that would be more interesting because a pentagram is five-pointed. Solomon, the seal of Solomon. The pentagram. Blood on the moon. D. Ann Palmer thought the soft-spoken man with his long list of clients was her best massage therapist. Instead, she fears he may destroy her business. Why is that? Philippe D. Cruz may also leave Palmer forever questioning her own judgment in people. Cruz, who worked as an independent contractor at Palmer's D2 Day Spa in Englewood, New Jersey. Not far from here. Day Spa. I always wondered. I guess that means it's open during the day, right? For about 10 months. That makes it classy. That makes it sound legit. I run a day spa. Was indicted this week on charges of sexually assaulting women. So if a female masseuse attempts to give a happy ending to a male, he leaves with a smile on his face and he goes around bragging to everybody that the massage therapy included a little extra. But if a woman gets a happy beginning or happy ending or whatever, she freaks out. See, you see how life in society has all these double standards when it comes to men and women? It can do a whole show on it. Palmer said she let Cruz go immediately after he was arrested in November. Wow. When a woman said he inappropriately fondled her, since then five other women have come forward to report unwanted sexual contact. As soon as he was arrested, I told him not to come back, Palmer said. It was such a shock. He had impeccable credentials. He had insurance. But I'm just devastated knowing that a woman who came to my place of business was assaulted. Oh, like he, wow. A day spa is really a legitimate therapeutic place. You know, when you hear the word day spa, you don't expect anything else unless it's, you know, it's run by Cruz. Wow, I don't want to get into it. 52 years old was indicted on 14 counts, including sexual assault by digital penetration. Digital? That means he stuck his fingers in. Oh, digits. Digital. I was wondering. Not computer. That was something that an accountant does when he has sex. Digital penetration. Oh, man. And 11 counts of criminal sexual content. Wow. On incidents dating back to March of 2013. And the doctors of the 19th century used to have a little apparatus that they administered masturbation to the women to release, to cure hysteria, I think. Yes. Release their tension. Yeah. So releasing the woman's tension as part of a business transaction, a therapeutic treatment, is real, is bad, is taboo, but not to a man, I guess. The women did not want it. Well, what are you going to do away with their right, I guess, to be unassaulted? You know what? You know what? See, this guy's very, he's very liberal. This Reverend Dr. William J. Eisenman. Liberal. Let me tell you something. When you think about it, sexual harassment in a workplace does not have to necessarily mean it's harassment. If a man asks a woman out or if a man tells a little, a little risque joke, the woman could blow the whistle and complain about it because it's unwanted, because maybe the man's not her type, or maybe she's not interested in or whatever. She could turn around and take a little thing, like asking her out on a date and scream harassment. A little thing, like sticking his fingers where they don't belong? That's all right. That can be, that's harassment. I'm talking about, I'm talking about how the law, like how a woman can get away with screaming harassment. It could be something minor and she can scream harassment or it can actually be harassment. Why can't a man can do that too? What if he has a harassing boss? Oh, you mean like, what if the guy, let's say, has a girlfriend or he has a wife and his female boss tries to blackmail him and say, you want to keep your job, so on and so forth? That's harassment. Sure. That's definitely harassment. It is unclear where the other alleged assaults took place. Palmer said crews work in other spas and also had his own business. It is also unclear where crews lived. Crews obtained his license from the state division of consumer affairs in 2012 and has had no disciplinary actions against him. On Friday, a spokesman for the department said, the New Jersey board of massage and body work therapy will contact the Bergen County prosecutor's office for additional information for its use in considering possible disciplinary action. According to jail records, excuse me, crews was released on $75,000 bail after his first arrest. Oh, come on, 75 grand. He was arrested again several days later after other women contacted law enforcement to say they had also been assaulted. What about just suspending his license for a while? He is being held at the Bergen County jail. Okay. Customers at the spa fill out surveys after their massages and crews always received excellent reviews. Yeah. He was very quiet into Eastern philosophies. He massaged men and women and no one ever complained to me about him. No, God, no dude is going to massage me. No freaking way. He seemed like a great therapist. Her business has taken a big hit from Cruz's departure. Oh, yeah. He had about 100 clients, but only about 10 returned after he left. Oh, really? And new clients who heard about the arrest had canceled. There, a point. Only 10 people out of 100 returned were repeat customers. You want to get a check at the dude? Hey, you want to see the dude? Repeat clientele. Now, a day spa can incorporate acupressure, acupuncture, reflexology. Right. Oh, no wonder. I wouldn't want to... I wouldn't let that guy touch me. I wouldn't want a dude like this giving therapy to my significant other. Let me just put this in front of here. All right, you're going to see that. Well, you know, yeah, because... Okay, now, this is the guy. Let me know if it's in view. Hold on. Just a bit closer, that's all. Higher, lower? That's the... It's right on... It's okay. Is it even? It's okay. You got it? You see this guy's mug? Would you let your significant other receive a body contact therapy from him? He's even more crude looking than the Duck Dynasty boys. But he was well licensed and etc. Yeah, but it's like... Holy crap. You know... Oh my God. I mean, aren't we supposed to respect titles and... Yeah, but you got it. You got it. You have to look professional when you're a professional. You can't look like you're part of a motorcycle gang. You know? But anyway, there's more than one therapy that's provided at a day spot. There's a whole bunch of them. They use hot stones, mud baths. There's the mud. There's the reflexology, acupressure, Swedish massage, acupuncture. There's aromatherapy, which... I don't know. You just smell something that you love. It could be anything. It could be spaghetti sauce. It could be... It could be... I don't think they have bottled the essence of spaghetti. It could be particular herbs and spices, you know. It has different effects on the body. And then there's an oxygen... Bar? Yeah, like when you're in a hospital and they put the soft rubber tube in your nostrils and you're breathing in 100% pure oxygen. That has an energizing effect. Then there's a hyperbaric oxygen therapy, which is supposed to rejuvenate brain cells that have been damaged. Then rejuvenate Michael... what do you call it? Michael J. Fox? No, no, no. The singer. Michael. Michael. Jackson? Jackson. What do you mean? What do you mean? He was a dope addict. He did hyperbaric? Well, if you keep on... if you keep on abusing drugs, you gotta... When you get... It ain't too good, no matter how many hyperbarics you get. If you're doing positive, healthy, holistic things in your life that are supposed to be constructive and helpful to you, you don't keep the bad habits that screwed you up in the first place. It's like a diabetic or a hypoglycemic taking, let's say, a diabetic takes supplementation and takes maybe medication from the doctor and continues to eat the wrong diet, continues to eat sugar and refined carbs. You cannot... You gotta work with it. You gotta work with therapies, not against them. You know? This is Dear Abbey. Oh, we'll be doing light stuff at the beginning? Yes. Okay. My wife and I were discussing our sons-in-law and young men in their 20s and 30s in general. They're always... women are always analyzing us. We were wondering where the attitude of any money I earn is mine in a marriage or live in situation got started. Well, what guys tell me is they're significant. Others feel that the wife's money is hers and the husband's money is theirs, but the husband's money is never just his and he has to always negotiate and talk over any spending of any kind with her, but she, by a sheer fact that she's a female, is automatically the boss and automatically calls the shots. But who do you blame? Like my friend told me, well, who do you blame? The sucker or the sucky? The sucker, you know, it's the person who puts up with it. You have to blame. For the first few years of my daughter and her husband, Joe's marriage, Joe resented giving her any of the money he earned. Money should not be involved in love and romance and relationships. You should, I don't know, that causes trouble. My other daughter's husband thinks nothing of spending money on himself and his friends without consulting her. But women spend money on themselves all the time. We have seen this attitude reflected in their friends as well. They don't seem to discuss with each other how each is spending their joint income. Well, if it's joined, then you have to consult one another. That's a different story. There seems to be an element of selfishness. You mean joint account? Is that what we're talking about? Yeah, then you then yeah, then I have to be fair. You heard a guy up the front with the beginning of the thing you said, any money I earn is mine. And he's not talking about a joint account. Then why doesn't he simply have a separate account for? Why does he get married? Why does a joint, why is a joint account mandatory if you're married? It's two people. It's optional. They are to become one when they are married. Well, then you have fights about the man wants to buy something, the woman wants to buy something, you know, then you end up with these fights over money, which causes trouble in a relationship. What if it's a joint account? Well, joint accounts are not forced by law. They're optional. You decide to have a joint checking account. Well, you also decide to get married, don't you? To share a life with someone, not two different people. But money causes a lot of problems. Well, also the way it is handled causes a lot of problems. Let us not get the take the onus off the individuals involved. They are making the decision. She makes money, it's technically her money. He makes money because he's working for it. Well, not when you're married. He's working for it. It's technically his money. You put in a joint account, then it becomes their money. Now, the problem is, when her money and his money becomes their money in a joint account, then you need to consult one another about specifics, sizable spending. I'm not talking about spending like going to Chinese takeout and getting some lunch. I'm talking about like, does he want a big flat screen TV to cost several hundred dollars? Or a motorcycle, or a jacuzzi for the house, or she wants to get, she wants to do something insane, like buy a very expensive designer outfit for a thousand dollars, which is ridiculous. But you know, let's just say she wants to do that. Or what's even crazier, I think it's crazy. On the local news here in New York City, they were talking about the rising costs of wedding receptions. Why must that much money be spent on a wedding reception for a marriage that statistically will be dead in about a year is statistically doomed to fail? Why should a bride buy a wedding dress instead of rent a wedding dress for a marriage that statistically has all the odds against it? But these people, these people on the news, they were all glamorizing it. They weren't questioning it. That's why I hate the American media. They weren't saying, this is crazy. Why can't they spend that money on on furniture for a new apartment or condo? Why can't they go on a better honeymoon? Why do they have to spend $50,000 or 30 grand or 20 grand on a wedding reception? Put it to better use for the couple. It's insane. My wife and I have been married for 40 years. And from the beginning, I have always considered what each of us earned was ours. Not mine or hers. That works both ways. If it's ours, it has to be ours across the board. Well, you just said that. Well, I mean, it hurts. She has to comply with this too. Well, I'm sure that when you marry someone that you can discuss these things with, there comes a meeting of the minds. Okay, what about what about the human nature and different personalities? What about people that do not want to comply with their marriage vows? Well, we're talking about them. Non-compliance. Well, we're talking about them right here. We're talking about selfish people. You see this dude up here, old man Leonard Nimoy, Mr. Spock. This is how I look. I try to analyze things in life. I try to use logic and the facts, brother, nothing but the facts. We always discuss any significant purchases. Right. And I have always believed it was my responsibility to support my family. I realize the current economic situation goes, but the attitude should still be there. And now we get Dear Abbey's answer. This is the new Dear Abbey, not the one that died. You have raised an interesting subject. There is a difference between living together and being married because of our legal system. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because people who cohabit without benefit of marriage are considered individuals in the eyes of the law, it is probably prudent to keep their financial affairs separate. I agree with her. However, however, each person should contribute to the expenses they share. That's true. In a marriage, the situation is different. The law assumes that the man and the wife are one unit. He's supposed to be, you know, trying to get people to comply to this. This is not another story. Here's the mind sense. You adopted when you and your wife were married. There is a tendency among young couples, not only because of the high divorce rate, but also what they have been exposed to in the media from the time they were born to view marriage as something that might not last. Everything is disposable in the American society, pets, everything. Everything is, you know, it's just horrible. You know, it's like nobody sticks it out and commits himself, dedicates himself devotion to anything. What was that movie, Braveheart? Yeah. With Mel Gibson? Yeah. What if those people never stood with him? Then he would have gave up. Well, he would have never gave up, but maybe he would have lost and he lost the battle anyway. He lost it anyway, but he put up a good fight though. Yeah. And the people stuck together. What about the people in Valley Forge? That with Washington. I knew they were freezing their freeing asses off. Right. With Washington. What if they just said, hey, we're going home? You know what? Let's remain a colony. I'm getting frostbite out here. I'm going home. I got no shoes. Goodbye, Georgie Porgy. Yeah, exactly. We don't have any of that. Go back to Mount Vernon, New York. A lot of commitment today, I'll tell you the truth, is to drugs. Man, you're right about that. I mean, there are people who commit to their death. I mean, when you see the behavior of younger generation people that are supposed to like take over the world and be smarter than us when we're in a nursing home and you see how they never say thank you if you do something nice for them or hold the door for them and they and they feel very entitled to everything. They're very entitled and they just think that everything has to just fall on their lap because they're entitled. You know what I mean? So and there's no loyalty. It's pretty scary. You know, that's the next sentence. There is also a sense of entitlement among many, not all, that makes them centered on themselves. There you go. We have become a society in which disposability has spread from material possessions to relations. I had no idea this was in the article. You see how in tune me and him are? I had no idea he was going to mention disposable and entitlement. I would love to hear what my readers, particularly my younger readers, views are regarding this. Excellent light article, but very, very much tied into today's society. Just go to the Bible and read 2 Timothy and you'll see how the people 2 Timothy 3, I believe. 2 Timothy 3. You'll see it will describe how people will become in the end times. We're going to take a lunch break because it's time for the Reverend Dr. William J. Eisenman's gastronomic delight known as lunch, followed by our promo commercial. And then we will return to this show. And this is the good. I'm sorry. This is the Palm Sunday and Good Friday 2014 week show. 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And that's another private dilemma that we have that we talked about Wednesday. But anyway, moving on, let us sink our teeth back into these readings and we have some very appropriate readings. This Palm Sunday and Good Friday of 2014, there are many appropriate readings that we have this week that were handpicked by Dr. Bill. Continue. No scientific tests suggest a fragment of papyrus in which Jesus speaks of my wife is more likely an ancient document than a forgery, according to an article published on Thursday by the Harvard Theological Review. It sounds very, um, qualified to me. The text, which is written in Coptic and is roughly the size of a business card, specifically contains the phrase, Jesus said to them, my wife, Karen King, a Harvard professor of divinity says the papyrus probably dates to the eighth century Egypt based on radiocarbon dating tests on the inks chemical composition. If it was written in the eighth or even the ninth century, it's still an ancient document. It's not a modern forgery. But she stressed the fragment doesn't prove that the historical Jesus was married. Most reliable evidence from early Christianity is silent on Jesus's marital status. If anything, the papyrus provides insight into early Christianity's debates over family life. Early Christians were extremely interested in whether or not they should marry or be celibate or whether it was okay to have a family or whether one should remain virginal. King said the papyrus, which contains about eight partial lines of text, appears to make the case that mothers and wives can be disciples. Jesus references his mother, wife, and another female as his disciples apparently discuss whether a woman identified as married can join their ranks. Of course the Catholic Church dismissed these female individuals as being a part of the fold. According to King's translation, the text then reads, Jesus said to them, my wife, that is followed in the next line by she is able to be my disciple. King originally revealed existence of the papyrus in 2012, calling it the gospel of Jesus's wife. Her announcement sparked debate among religious and ancient scholars, but publication of her findings was delayed for the tests. King maintains the gospel moniker was appropriate. While the papyrus is small, too small to discern anything definitive about who composed it. King argued on Thursday that the text belongs to a body of ancient texts that illuminate facets of Jesus's life. It contains a dialogue between Jesus and his disciples. She said that would normally put it in the category of gospel. King said she hopes the research puts to rest questions about the text authenticity. But Brown University professor Leo de Poit in an analysis also published on Thursday by the Harvard Theological Review was not convinced. He said the text contains grammatical errors that a native Coptic speaker would not make. King suggested that the text is written in an informal style that is found in other ancient Coptic texts. Others have questioned the mysterious providence of the papyrus. King said she obtained the text in 2011 from a donor who wants to remain anonymous. Mm-hmm. That owner had purchased the text in 1999 from a collector who in turn had acquired it in East Germany around 1963, she said. Okay. Now in the Bible, Jesus's wife is the church. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, I hear you. Eighth century. That's 800 years after he died. Quite a long time. Quite a long time. It's almost a thousand. Well, 800 years later it was written, right? Right. It's from the eighth century. And when he used the word the bride. He didn't use the word bride. He said my wife. My wife, but I mean in other contexts of the Bible he was referring to the church, the body. Oh, yes. When Jesus did. But the point of it is there are a lot of Jesuses throughout history. You read Josephus. You'll see. There's no evidence that this is talking about like it said in the article, the historical Jesus. No evidence to that. And then again, 800 years after it was walking here. Right. Republicans blocked a Senate bill on Wednesday aimed at narrowing the pay gap between men and women. Lovely. An election year ritual that Democrats hope will help spur women to back them in this fall's congressional election. GOP lawmakers said the measure could hinder employers from granting raises or permitting flexible hours in exchange for lower pay. Oh, the poor employers. We have to feel sorry for the poor employers. Oh, I feel my heart bleeds for them. Where the people that can write off the cost of labor. Yeah. Yeah, I really feel sorry for them. For fear of costly lawsuits for Democrats, the bill was the latest stressing income in fairness that they are pushing this campaign season. A procession that includes proposals to extend jobless benefits, boost the minimum wage, help students and families afford college loan. Republicans in Congress continue to oppose serious efforts to create jobs, grow the economy and level the playing field for working families. President Obama said after the vote. Why? I thought the GOP were job producers, were interested in creating jobs. Not in the US. Maybe in mainland China or Bangladesh. I see. We see. The ultimate warrior. Poor guy. I got to do a one of the most colorful stars in pro wrestling history as died. Let me do a quick moment of silence. The untimely shocking sudden death of the professional wrestling legend, legendary, the ultimate warrior. After I just listened to his speech at the WWE Hall of Fame induction, his induction speech, which contained a very mysterious, a strange, cryptic, prophetic words that people notice was a little odd in his speech. Almost like it was a farewell speech. But anyway, a moment of silence for the ultimate warrior. Okay. I continue with the reading. He was 54 years old. The WWE said warrior who legally changed his name from James Hellwig died Tuesday in Scottsdale, Arizona. Yeah, he lived in Arizona. Police spokesman Sergeant Mark Clark said he collapsed while walking with his wife to their car at a hotel in what's pronounced dead at the hospital. There were no signs of foul play. An autopsy was planned for today. One of pro wrestling's biggest stars in the late 1980s. Warrior earlier this week was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame. He was juiced, right? Back in the day. I don't know if he still did. That's why he died. The damage is lasting. Also, many pro wrestlers have dabbled in recreational drugs and addiction to pain killers. Also, on top of that, alcohol, you know, so yeah, you just throw everything together. Reminds me of Whitney Houston's autopsy report where they found that she was mixing things, popping pills and drinking and such, you know. But she did say that crack is whack. Yeah, sure it was. Crack is whack, yeah. Okay. And she did have a young daughter and, you know, you figure people. So did the guy with the heroin just died. You figure, you know, you figure all these people with dangerous self-destructive habits would at least quit for the sake of the kids, for the sake of their young children. Well, you know, at least they can do, right? Actually, going back to the Dear Abbey reading, not if they're selfish. If they're all about me, me, me, that ain't gonna happen. Ain't gonna give a goddamn about other people. And when you're dressing themselves. Right. So, there you go. Yeah. Bible films, like Noah, may be raking in at the box office. Actually, it wasn't doing that well. Captain America was the biggie. Something like 76 million there one weekend. And Noah was second. So, it's not raking them in per se. But fewer people are reading the original and taking it seriously. The American Bible Society's latest state of the Bible Survey documents steep skepticism that the good book is a God book. We are seeing an incredible change in just a few years time. The study conducted annually by Barna Research found one, the most engaged readers who read the Bible almost daily and see it as sacred are now matched by skeptics who say it's just a book of stories and advice. Both groups measured 19%. And I will interject here. Both groups know nothing of the red lines that runs through the Bible. That doesn't sound like they do. Number two, while the engaged stay steady since 2011, skeptics grew by 10% since the same survey was conducted in 2011. Number three, the percentage of people who view the Bible as sacred has dropped to 79% down from 86% in 2011. The study is based on 2036 interviews with U.S. adults in January and February. The statistics are sobering, but not discouraging. The key is adjusting our outreach to reel in the next generation. Millennials ages 18 to 29 lead the skeptics tally. And I shall interject that is one of the problems. These proselytizers and evangelicals, they want to reel the people in. And that is a problem, because that's not what the Bible advises, not what Jesus advises. Number four, 64% say the Bible is sacred literature compared with 79% of all adults. Number five, 35% say the Bible offers everything a person needs to know to lead a meaningful life compared with half of all adults. Oh, yeah. Six, 39% of millennials admit they never read the Bible. Well, they see how big it is in, you know, modern people are lazy when it comes to reading books. Compared with 26% of all adults, then why are they beginning to read online? I guess it's, it's, where it is even harder to read. Not really if you use a concordance. I'm not talking about that. I'm talking about reading. Well, you lower the, you lower, you adjust the brightness and contrast of your computer monitor. So it's not glaring. I know what you're talking about. The glare can be very straining on the eyeballs. And yet you'll see, like for instance, PC World magazine has gone digital. I have not read PC Magazine for four months. I think it's easier to, because it is online. I think it's easier to have the PC World magazine on your table in front of you, to be honest with you. It's really less straining on the eyes. I mean, really, the glare of a computer monitor is much harder on the eyes than reading the old fashioned way. Even the Kindle had to go to a white paper mode to be a little easier to read. Kindle White, I believe it's called. I think they're just doing it so it's a lower their cost. No kidding. You know, Americans... But does that have anything to do with you as the consumer, the customer? No, they don't, they don't do the right thing by the consumer. Of course not. You are supposed to get in line with what they do. And there in lies our Chiseler's Hall of Shame induction for this week, which is, which are magazines that have given up their paper magazines for digital online magazines. And I think what what gave them this idea, Dr. Bill, were the e-books. Exactly. The e-books were the first to start that. And they're doing it just to save money, not to do what's best for their consumers. That's correct. Chiseler's Hall of Shame. PC World is wonderful induction. Yes, we have to find where they are hurting, what questions millennials are asking. The society has already started that by creating Bible watching, excuse me, Bible reading journeys on its website. People can key in a word, such as hope, parenting, job loss, or loneliness, and be steered to seven, 10, or 40 day journey of scripture selections designed to address that concern. Yeah. We have a very nice online King James Bible on the Cyber Church of God, which is on our link, you know, on the Megalife 21 Hard-Hitting Truth radio station, which has changed. We have our shows on demand now where you can just go there, click on the playlist, and click on the show of your choice, and listen to it, and view it, you know, including this show here that we do every Saturday, and Megalife 21 Live is there, and the God project is there, and censored on demand. So, you know, go there and help yourself. The data confirm, we just can't hand them a Bible and expect them to find the answer. We have to get out the word, to give God's word a chance. It's urgent. It's urgent. Like, like, like that dog shutting up. So, it is urgent to me. I think it's outside now. It's kind of a, it's like an obnoxious human, like Rush Limbaugh, you know, a dog that doesn't shut the hell up. It's like, pay attention to me, me, me, you know, take care of me, me, me. I mean, you don't see, I mean, yeah, Rush is like that. Rush is, I'm trying to figure out why he's upset with Stephen Colbert taking over for David Letterman. I mean, why should he care about Colbert? Maybe he assumes that Colbert is an actual conservative. And he's selling out. Maybe he's too stupid to realize that it's satire. Because he doesn't watch the show. David Letterman always, always tore conservatives and a new asshole on his show. He, you know, David Letterman has always been progressive, except when Chris Christie was a guest on the show, then he kissed his fat ass and endorsed him. Okay, corporate sellouts, should I say? David Letterman, corporate sellout. When the Republican is your guest on the show, you suck up to him. When he's not there, you tear him apart and become liberal. Sounds like a corporate suck up to me. Well, maybe we'll stick David Letterman in the chiseless hall of shame for being phony. Just like Al Franken, Frankenberry, another phony baloney, you know, doesn't have the balls to stand up to the fat cats. Many storms of tumbleweed. I always love tumbleweeds. Have invaded the drought-stricken prairie of southern Colorado. Oh, yeah, America's experiencing a, still experiencing a horrible drought. Are tumbleweeds, when they tumble, are they like plants or are they dead? They're dead. I always thought if they were alive, I would love to tie one to a leash in my yard and just have a pet tumbleweed, you know, just tumbling back and forth and be alive. Blocking rural roads and irrigation canals, briefly barricading homes, and an elementary school. Didn't an old cowboy sing a song about the tumbleweed tumbleweed? Living along with the tumbleweed tumbleweed. Firefighters even had to cut a path through them to get to a pregnant woman who feared she'd be trapped in her home if she went into labor. The invasion of the tumbleweed, an iconic symbol of both the west rugged terrain and rugged cowboys who helped settle it. You know what? As conjured images of the dust bowl of 80 years ago. There are two iconic symbols of the American southwest and western movies. There's the saguaro cactus, the majestic huge saguaro cactus. Do you ever see a saguaro seed? And they can live over 100, they can live hundreds of years. Now what is it like? It's very tiny. Really? And oh, excuse me, that's no, the tree. The tree that grows hundreds of feet tall. The saguaro cactus, yeah. The tree. It's not a tree, it's a cactus. Well, this is the tree. I'm talking about. Anyway, the seed of this tree is tiny. Well, it isn't an acorn. Well, it's not tiny. Compared to a massive old oak tree, isn't an acorn tiny. So what you're trying to tell me is the seed of cactus. What the heck is going on here? I dropped my freaking tico's. He got me nervous. He kept on calling saguaro cactus a tree. It's a cactus. I'm talking about a tree. Why are you jumping from a saguaro cactus to a tree? The saguaro was an accident. Excuse me? The tree that I'm talking about. Yeah. Yeah. Grows to hundreds of feet. Right. Use a newspaper here, hey. What? Under there. Where am I going? Under the table here. Under this table? Yeah, over here by me. There should be paper. Oh, you mean newspaper? Yeah. Oh, all right. Actually, that is a smart idea. No, don't cling to it. Oh, how am I gonna, how am I gonna suck it up? Let it soak it up. Put the paper. I'm trying to soak it up. All right. It's done. It's done. Don't let it disturb the show, Christ sakes. Continue. Explain. Now I got to edit this piece. Give me more work. It never ends. Yeah, you're right. It never ends. Chris Talbot, as he used a snow shovel to push the weeds off his lawn. How could a saguaro be a goddamn tree? Into a stack on the street in Colorado Springs. We're not talking about saguaro. A saguaro was an accident put into that sentence. We're talking about a gigantic tree that comes from a tiny seed. Okay. That looks like a mustard seed. It doesn't look like a mustard seed. I just compared both. It's tiny mustard seed. Or heaven forbid, I should mention the two iconic images of the American Southwest, which happened to be the tumbleweed and the saguaro cactus. The latest drought, which began in 2010, has created tumbleweed trouble in parts of New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas. How does the tumbleweed start when it's alive? Desiccated Russian thistle, a woody leafy plant, and kochia. Both invasive weeds from Eurasia are the culprits. You know, I just finished this tree because it's jumping around to Russian Eurasia in Colorado. Herds of cattle would eat the tumbleweed, helping to keep it in check. But many ranchers in recent years have reduced or gotten rid of their animals because of the drought. Yeah. After the first winter freezes in November, the plants broke loose and began rolling with the wind. They looked like sheep running across the prairie because the whole prairie was alive. For municipal authorities, there's a big price tag for that tumbleweed. Crowley County, high plains country of ranching and farming east of Pueblo. In southern Colorado, I spent $108,000 since November. More than a third of its annual budget. Clearing roads and bridges of tumbleweed to make sure residents and emergency vehicles can move. It's labor-intensive work. Gathering tumbleweeds is like gathering kindergartners with a bunch of balloons and trying to keep them in one location. You can imagine. El Paso County, which includes Colorado Springs, has spent $209,000. Try pushing them with heavy equipment and they just roll on you. Does it mention the botanical name of the tumbleweed? If you were listening, we did set it when you complained about Eurasians. So the tumbleweed did not originate in the Americas? Russian Thistle? Right. And Foxia, K-O-C-H-I-A, which is originally from Eurasia. So what you're saying is they're invasive. They're not indigenous to the American Southwest. Do not know. But they're there. I like to analyze things scientifically and know their origins. And I guess I'll have to google search it to find out the details since this poloca from our didn't, you know, go into the history of the tumbleweed like they should have. Anyway, continue. They just roll on you. That's it. They fly over the top. Yeah, that's like saying, I'm going to go take a dip in the deep in the seaman pond. You know, people down in Florida, they don't call them sand fleas when they start biting. They call them no-seam bugs. I like to be correct and scientific and tell people they're not, they're an invasive species. They're not originally from the American Southwest. They're Russian Thistle. You know, they just go over that fact. Anyway, the drought is causing problems. Big time. Crops and... Almonds from California? Not just California. Across the Americas. I mean, it might not end anytime soon, I hear. It might go for a century. Who knows? Even Gary Noe mentioned it. It may not be over anytime soon. Don't hold your breath. This drought will end with the ol' frackers coming around using up the water and polluting it. Hey, there won't be any left. But maybe Mr. Nestle can take the water that he owns, by the way. It's his water. Maybe he can filter it and make it potable. Well, a very wise... Pay for it, of course. A very wise Native American chiefs stated that if the earth dies, so will man die. So, gee, what good is having... What good is hoarding billions and billions of dollars if your planet is dying? We go back to the Abu Dhabi article. Selfish. Stupid and selfish. Short-term thinking, cutting your nose off despite your face. Pennywise and pound foolish, so on and so on. The United States Supreme Court has put a crushing blow on clean elections. The McCutcheon decision is not only a major setback for open government, but it is on doing decades of campaign finance law by removing limits on campaign contributions. It means elections can go to the highest bidder. Campaigns are already too much awash with special interest money. Now, we have given the special interest a blank check with an unlimited balance. This makes the citizens' united decision even worse. This decision gives a bullhorn to a corporation, to corporations, and the wealthy, but puts a gag on the average citizen. It is this dirty money from special interests that undermines our government and election process. We can never have clean air, clean water without clean government. The only thing green in Congress or the legislature is the money from corporate polluters. This decision will allow more dirty money for dirty deals that will hurt the environment and people of this country. Not good. And you can thank the right-wing Supreme Court justices for that. No. Like old jolly face Antonin Scalia. No. Of course, someone didn't like that we were bashing Antonin Scalia on a last week's show. Oh, why not? What's with these suck-ups that are they're not even rich? Why did they suck up to a political party that only helps the rich? And they don't have a pot the piss in the living week to week. Because they believe in politics and they will never vote for a Democrat because Democrats are baby killers. Democrats are secular humanists. The cult strikes again. Okay. And Democrats hate religion. Don't we have an attack on religion every Christ mass? Yep. According to Bill O'Reilly and Sean Hannity? Yeah. Well. So those people in those states it said it will never vote for a Democrat. And also the the the blonde bombshells, the witches of Fox News, the conservative coven of witches on Fox News that all happen to have blonde hair and the stupid things they say. Michelle Bachman has been in the news saying some idiotic stuff. Well, she always says idiotic stuff. Whether she's in the news or not. Yeah. Because she happens to be an idiot. My apologies to retarded people that would come under the idiot. No, retarded people. I don't consider them to be an idiot. I consider them Well, they gauge it that way. Mentally challenged people. Yeah. Yeah. They're not an idiot is somebody who has the facts in front of them and they're they they they choose not to absorb facts and the truth and acknowledge the truth by choice. They choose not to and they they end up shooting themselves in the foot like teabaggers. Yeah, that would be an idiot. Yeah. Like Michelle Bachman doesn't know anything about the Bible. Believes that the the the red the red text in in the Bibles was written by Jesus. You know what I mean? Oh gosh. Yes. I mean, there are Bibles with the, you know, it's speaking about Jesus and everything and it's in red. So she believes that those are his words. It's like a comedy routine. If you if you go online and you you keep abreast of no pun intended of what Michelle Bachman has to say. Well, what stupid thing she has to say from week to week. Her and Sarah Palin. You got elected. It's a comedy routine to to but it's sadly it's real. They're really saying these things. They got elected. Well, that's he was selected on elect. That's even more sad. That's correct. People are voting for that's correct. And and what's even more serious of a serious matter is that a traditionally democratic state of Minnesota is where Michelle Bachman resides, which he represents. He represents a traditionally democratic state in Minnesota. And and and Scott Walker is the governor of a traditionally democratic state of Wisconsin. Is that true? That is true. Traditionally. And and and and and and Paul Paul Ryan again Wisconsin, right? Yes. And Christie got elected here. He got Chris Christie gets reelected in New Jersey. A traditionally democratic state, a blue state. It doesn't say much for Americans nowadays. Well, or it doesn't say much for the way we find out about candidates. Obviously, we believe the propaganda instead of the truths about candidates. Yeah. A simple test appears very good at ruling out heart attacks in people who go to emergency rooms with chest pain, a big public health issue and a huge worry for patients. A large study in Sweden found that the blood test plus the usual electrocardiogram of the heartbeat then accurate at showing which patients could safely be sent home rather than be admitted for observation and more diagnostics. Now, if you get an echocardiogram and a stress test on top of that, that's considered a who the hell is going to give somebody a stress test when they went to the emergency room? You got a point with chest pain? Yeah, you don't want that. You don't want you to give an echo. You can do an echo and with the EKG and the blood test but not to not put them on a treadmill and do a stress test. I mean, they did that to me one time and I was okay. But when I went on that treadmill, I was like Lee Majors, the bionic man. They cranked that thing up to the max. Well, the one time that I took it many, many, many, many moons ago, they started it obviously at a higher speed and I went down on my face. That was stupid of them. That was really stupid of them. Well, that's what I... You're not a candidate to go on the treadmill and have them forget it. It was many, many, many, many years when I was a child. A child. A mere infant. A mere infant. As Popeye's father would say. Of nearly 9,000 patients judged low risk by the blood test and with normal electrocardiograms, only 15 went on to suffer a heart attack in the next month and not a single one died. We believe that with this strategy 20 to 25 percent of admissions to hospitals for chest pain may be avoided. The study published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology and presented on Sunday at the Cardiology College's annual conference in Washington. Chest pain sends more than 15 million people to emergency rooms in the United States and Europe every year. Usually turns out that to be due to anxiety, indigestion, or other less serious things than a heart attack. People may feel reassured by being admitted to hospital so doctors can keep an eye on them, but that raises the risk of picking up an infection and having expensive care they'll have to pay a share of plus unnecessary tests. The study included nearly 15,000 people who went to the Karolinska University Hospital with chest pains over two years. About 8,900 had low scores on a faster, more sensitive blood test for troponin, a substance that is a sign of heart damage. The test has been available in Europe, in Asia, and Canada for three years, but it is not yet available in the United States. I wonder why? United States reign supreme in healthcare, no? Oh really? They reign supreme in maximizing profits? I think they reign supreme in myths. Yeah, myths and putting down other forms of healthcare that equate to them not making as much money off the patient or the insurance company. I think Germany, Japan, and are very advanced more so than the US. I happen to think Chinese herbal medicine and Indian Ayurvedic herbal medicine are very superior in a different way because they treat the root of the problem early. They nip it in the bud early. They put emphasis on prevention rather than just treating symptoms that the drug pushing allopaths do in the United States. Big pharma, VACT, medical profession. You know, Doc, how are we doing on time? That's a four. You got a small one? Or just call it a week? Got a week? Got a week. I got all stressed out from the tumbling tumbleweed story. What I was trying to say is the saguaro cactus is a very long-lived cacti. It's beautiful, it's magnificent, and it's protected. When you see paintings and drawings and even cartoons of the American Southwest, you usually see the saguaro cactus, the distinctive shape. And the tumbleweed is also another iconic figure of the American Southwest. So now I know the tumbleweed is in reality the Russian thistle. And that other, the Kachia, K-O-C-H-I-A, that might be an indigenous, excuse me, an indigenous plant. Kachia sounds American Indian, but anyway, happy, is Palm Sunday a part of Pagan, Pagan Eastern or no? Or that's an actual, Palm Sunday is when Hey Sluice came into town riding on a donkey to bring forth the prophecy made hundreds of years before by Isaiah. Okay. So Palm Sunday is a legitimate Christian holiday. It's not a holiday at all. I mean, it's a day. Well, you know, it's a day. It's a day. Yeah. It's a day. The church makes something of it. Yeah. Now, Good Friday is the last supper, right? But he didn't know, but not in reality. Well, not only in not reality, in hours from Friday to Sunday morning is only 36 hours. When Jesus said he would be in the grave three days and three nights as Jonah was in the belly of the big fish. And that is 72 actually. So it is not even scientific from Friday. Thank you. Thank you. Well, have a good one. If you have seafood on Good Friday, you know, enjoy. I might go to the buffet for lunch that I normally like to go to. The flaming grill supreme buffet for a mere $7.40. I will stuff my face with many delectable seafood entrees. That's right for just for the sake of just as an excuse to eat fish. You know, but anyway, we'll see you next time. If we don't see you next time, if we see you next time, it'll be the happy pagan Ishtar show. If we don't see you next time and have a happy pagan Ishtar and along with the Good Friday and Palm Sunday. The Easter egg roll. Yeah, the fertility god, right worship of the sun Sunday morning. Right. Well, that's a little take place at our White House. Now, let me ask you a question. In the center of the Vatican, there is a very large tall, granite obelisk obelisk. Yes. Now, is that representative of the sun god, Bale? The phallus symbol of the obelisks are phallus. And but that looks like the Washington Monument. Yeah, it's interesting. Yes, as many and they said some say the staple, you know, the pecker on top of a Protestant church also represents the obelisk. That might be stretching it. They're all obelisks. They're all obelisks. I mean obelisks. More than one obelisk is an obelisk obelai obelai. Okay, have a good one. People say so long to these people. Goodbye, people.