Not Patrick's Ireland

from Hot Water History · host GaryRichied w/CharlieWesterman

Conor McGregor visited the White House on St. Patrick's Day to report that the apparatchik-snakes have returned to the island in the form of parliamentarians and ministers. The doors were swung open by a purposeful abandonment of Christ the King in Ireland (and indeed greater Western Europe) in favor of a 'messianic megalomania' authored by the likes of Bill, Keir, Ursula, and Christine. By God, those beasts are not even Irish!The French Senate booed and hissed at a sénatrice who dared to quote Christ in the Gospel of St. Luke. They sure do not feign from revealing for what team they play.Oak Park delays news of immense and inordinate expenditure for the 'sake of democracy', after all.www.hotwaterhistory.com@HotH2OHistory@chuckwest20BUY FROM OUR LOYAL SPONSOR: TRIDENTINE BEER, www.tridentinebrewing.comBUY GARY TRIDENTINE BEERS: www.buymeacoffee.com/garyrichiedSt. Joseph- ORA PRO NOBIS!PAX.

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