Joe don't know whose blow, plus censorship and Green Murder

Today we go into a little more information we have learned about the cocaine bag found in the White House. The narrative seems to be constantly evolving from within the Administration and it seems to be fueling some serious doubts over their truthfulness. White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre did her normal hemming, hawing and stammering while trying to avoid discussing the issue, while seeming to indicate the drugs likely came from a visitor. This was later said in a Politico article where an anonymous source said, with all of the foot traffic, it's likely they will never know who dropped the cocaine. Now, I have a couple of theories, all of them worth at least a thought or two. Plus, to have some fun, my buddy, Jim Gossett, comedian and satirist, put together a short song to the tune of Eric Clapton's, "Cocaine." The next subject discussed today is the ongoing effort by the Legacy/mainstream media to pretend the Federal injunction against the Executive Branch related to their egregious censorship campaigns is a huge over-step and laughable. Today we get another MSNBC expert, Ryan J. Reilly who chortles and chuckles his way through his analysis, as if the injunction is one of the funniest things he's read in a long time. Yet, for all of his sarcasm and dismissal, he never comes close to providing any solid points against it. Instead, he is left blathering nonsense that is easily rebuffed. Once again, I go through some of the specifics mentioned in the injunction and even remind the audience of the dangers or playing the mis- dis- and mal-information games. Support for a Ministry of Truth is, at it's heart, Orwellian. It must be fought and made to be dismantled. Finally, I wanted to play some sound bites from Professor Ian Plimer, a lifelong geologist who has written a book called, "Green Murder." He eviscerates the fraud and the con that is the Green Movement and warns of the innocent deaths that will occur if nations continue to believe the lies. It's refreshing to hear how a real scientist approaches data and evidence versus those who put their faith in emotions and data manipulation. Take a moment to rate and review the show and then share the episode on social media. You can find me on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, GETTR and TRUTH Social by searching for The Alan Sanders Show. You can also support the show by visiting my Patreon page!