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This hour of the Bill Myers Show podcast is proudly sponsored by Klausur drilling. They've been leading the way in Southern Oregon well drilling for more than 50 years. Find out more about them at clouserdrilling.com. What a delight having you here. A couple minutes after eight. We'll check the latest from Fox News here in just a moment. Ranger is standing by. Hello, Ranger. How you doing this morning? Welcome. Very well. Thank you. You were thinking that sort of the beginning of the corrosion was what? And, you know, since it is conspiracy, Theory Thursday. I'm more than happy to let you have a stab at that. Go ahead. Well, thank you.

The major shift, I believe, took place when the Internet started showing a lot of pornography. Pornography grew. The shift grew, and we're about it'll never change. It'll never go back. Oh, yeah, that toothpaste is out of the tube now. isn't it? Right. Yeah. The progression of pornography will progress, the diminution of the church will 77 years into a Bible prophecy of the budding of the fig tree. And if you understand that, you'll have a pretty good ideas to where we are in time.

Well, let me ask you, this is something to think about. I'm not asking you to answer this right now, but every society, every society is bound at some level from some great idea. You know, a great idea, some founding principle of some sort that binds us all. And what bound Western civilization together, in my opinion, was really the Christian faith. And that was it. and I can't help but think. And I'm not an incredibly big religious guy. Don't take me as sitting here and thumping my Bible over people's head.

That's not yet. But I can't help but notice that as the church has weakened and corroded itself, the country itself has corroded too. And Western civilization, all Western countries have changed. And then say what you will. You look at the rise of the Islamic faith. I think they're absolutely nuts, but they're serious, you know, and they're serious as a heart attack, and they take their faith seriously. Well, I think that I think Western civilization takes their faith is kind of a nice idea if it's convenient, you know, for me.

Sort of a nice thing. Nice thing, you know, you get to say that when you're down at the Chamber of Commerce meeting with fellow business people. Well, yeah, I'm a Christian. I've got a little fish on my lapel, driver's life. license, or whatever, you know. I make a strong and religious and born-again Christian. Oh, yeah? Very strong.

You can say you're religious, but you're not a Christian and not be religious. Point well taken. I appreciate the call there, Ranger. Thanks for the call. Fox News will catch up on that. Diana Anderson is with me. I kind of knitted together today's conspiracy theory Thursday as sort of the, you know, on this general theme, political violence, communism, being brought

into the system. And the reason I brought Diana Anderson in, of course, we've had her on several times over the years. She and Gary Clark wrote a great book, Who Made American Schools Marxist Training Centers. There's a copy of it. I'll hold it up. And when we get back after news and the Kim Commando Digital Update and so much more, we're going to talk about how communism even brought into the city of Medford and others through their vision planning, Vision 2040. Now, Diana was at the, and the reason I invited here, I was watching a couple of weeks ago. Remember when the city of Medford ended up having their city council meeting in which we were going to decide on what to do about the road diet, you know, that whole, that whole nonsense thing. And Diana was giving a comment before about the vision plan and like you only have two minutes.

She only got two minutes. I want to give her a few more than two minutes to kind of explain what she was trying to get through the skulls of the Medford City Council, whether they're going to accept it or not. I don't know. We'll find out. Next slight chance for light shower Sunday. 12 minutes after 8, we have the Kim Commando Digital Update. Always great talk, and we'll hear from her in just a moment. Carol, you called in about the Medford Road Diet going away the other day. And what? In editorial, you saw? Oh, yeah, first letter. Medford Council goes wrong way on Main Street. Somebody wrote in. Oh. Yeah, our transatlory.

Department, yeah, brushing aside staff recommendations, statewide planning goals on public safety concerns. You know, the council went wrong. It's shocking to realize only minority of Medford City counselors are good faith stewards of the intent and purpose of land use goal 12. Oh, yes.

Well, nothing makes me more proud of the Medford City Council when they're around here worried about land use goal planning 12, okay? Yeah, nothing. That's what we elect them for to bring the communism in here voluntarily and have bicycle lanes and, okay, and no cars and bollards and what else are we, you know, all the other things. So that way that, you know, the non-existent downtown tourists can be there and serviced, I suppose. Yeah, in the end, he says, thank you counselors. He names the counselors, the only members of the local government who would rather plan for the future than pine for the past. Uh-huh.

Yeah. I guess it's really bad if you're a citizen here in Southern Oregon that actually just wants their downtown street to work and get you from point A to point B, right? That's bad. Apparently. Yeah. All right. Thank you for letting me know, okay? Okay.

We'll continue that conversation about planning and more. And this time, it's the Vision 2040. and what is the goal to make southern Oregon's cities the perfect little communist cities. It will have Diana Anderson talking about it next. This hour of the Bill Myers Show is sponsored by Fontana Roofing. For roofing gutters and sheet metal services, visit Fontana Roofing Services.com. Mattress shopping is typically a choice between the best. With Bill Meyer.

Conspiracy Theory Thursday, there's been a theme today, and it has to do with, you know, are you going to acknowledge the revolutionary times that we are. living in right now. How do you get yourself out of this, too? Is there enough soup, so to speak, to defend Western civilization? But it's interesting when you look at the long-term plans to bring communism, to bring globalism into our own governments here in Southern Oregon, through state policy, state university, state planning, state planning, especially, I think has been a big part of that. And Diana Anderson rejoins the show. She puts on seminars all the time and does presentations on such things.

Once again, let me hold up that book here. Oh, okay. Diana. And she and Gary Clark wrote, who made American schools Marxist Training Centers. Arguably, our public schools are certainly turned into, well, you wonder where the throat-punching Antifa types come from. Well, usually they're not coming out of Cascade Christian. No.

No. With as much money as they have to pay, parents have to pay, Cascade Christian, they would not tolerate such things. But anyway, Diana, I wanted to talk with you about how planning, especially how planning has brought in a lot of the communist kind of mindset. You were doing a comment before the Medford City Council right before they were starting to do all the discussion about the road diets, and they voted to get rid of the road diet, but it was very close, very close, okay? But you were talking about the visions of a perfect communist city, and you were alluding in your comment that Medford, in its Vision 2040 plan, was kind of going down that route. And I know you left some materials for the city council.

I don't know if anyone has read any of the material that you left for them. But you only had two minutes. So I want to give you a few more minutes to explain what you were trying to get at if you had had more time. Okay. Okay. Number one, well, I wanted to give different definitions of what a climate-friendly area is. And basically, it's a walkable environment where it only takes you 15, 20 minutes to obtain all your daily needs, all your goods and services. Right.

Okay. So I gave a definition from the Department of Land Conservation Development Commission, and they said it's that same area, but you won't be forced to drive your car. So I asked the committee, I said, well, if you don't feel like you're forced, you'll feel fine in a community learning center. Or, I mean, I'm sorry, climate-friendly area. So then I gave a definition of their Southeast plan, which is over on East Barnett, around the Albertson Shopping Center there. That's one climate-friendly area that they have designated. actually installed it into the ordinances for Medford City Ordinance.

They're going to call that area the village. So it's quite a few homes surrounding that whole area there. And right there on the Medford website, they describe the definition that it is going to be an area where there have a multimodal options, something other than cars. and then they also named off those service centers, community center, groceries and all that kind of stuff, where you could just walk to the village and get it, you know, into the... Oh, okay, great.

So we're, so on East Medford, this is the East Barnett area. East Barnett area, yeah. Right at the very end, East Barnett area, yeah. Oh, all right, so we're going to have our European-style Amsterdam, you know, 15-minute city bill, yeah, it's one unit, yeah. Now, part of this is due, though, that isn't the reason why we're coming up with these climate-friendly areas, because Governor Brown ended up ordering it, and you're not going to get to develop unless you do have some of these areas, just to be fair. Is that true?

Well, they skirted around constitutional government, state and federal, because the people that brought in the studies to do this type of implementing and land use development, whether it's mixed use, transportation differences, everything, was Roe Valley Council of Governments. They are not an elected body of government by the people anyway. So I look at it as being unconstitutional because they represent regional metropolitan government. And this has been the goal. This has been their wet green for a long, long time. I'm talking about the globalism hard left.

Even on the Department of Land Conservation Development, they put out a map and showed the eight metropolitan areas that they were going to concentrate on in enacting all this. And down at the bottom in southern Oregon, it didn't say grants pass Ashland or Medford. It said Middle Rogue and Rogue Valley. So what... Splitting us into regions and rather...

Rather than having your city council, your own town councils, and having your own local control about this, everything is regionalized. Right, right. So Middle Roke includes Grants Pass, Rogue River, and Gold Hill. And Rogue River and Gold Hill are in Jackson County, not Josephine County. So they ignore the county borders there, and they create their metro area.

Rogue Valley, they called, the whole area, they called Bear Creek Valley Authority kind of thing. But from Central Point to Ashland is considered the rogue metro. So this was put together by metro planning organizations, and it's always been that way in metro regional government. for instance the United States was divided into 10 different regions and we're in Cascadia region and now they're going to be dividing

the areas into just population centers in fact if you look at the at the maps I've noticed there was something that you noted that the well I guess let me just ask the obvious question here what is the danger of this regionalization

and splitting us up into regions rather than sovereign states, cities, counties, you know, the divisions of government that we actually have input and control of. Well, the main thing I can see is how the population is going to be moved. They want a more dense population. They want you into the cities. So why not create a geographical map of just cities

and giving them the authority? For instance, the commissioners here, County commissioners, they don't like fish in 2040, but it's the even, it doesn't matter, Republican Democrat on the city side, Medford City, the city of Medford is actually going to be the authoritative instigator for this whole thing. Oh, so ultimately you see this, Diana Anderson, this move to regionalize government as to transferring power from even from county to cities to cities especially the large cities and so we end up being turned into big large metro city states of sorts right right now have the people been asking for this though not that i have ever heard of in all the rating i mean um we on the global level you have c40 cities which was put together about 2002 and those are like 40 very large metro metro areas in the world and they're the ones that are actually putting

together all this in their regions or in their countries um one person at a when i was introducing this to a presentation they said well if sadi khan is the mayor of london and he's putting that all these 20-minute neighborhoods together over there well that's over Europe. You know, that does have nothing to do with us. But C-40 cities, the first two leaders were Karen Bass and Eric Garcetti of San Francisco. Oh, no, no, those are both in San Francisco. Both L.A. Right? Both L.A. And so I think Eric Garcetti was one of the first. So they have a lot of power because world economic form is directly behind them. They want 15-minute city development across the world. By the way, I would add that there was some reporting done by, who's that, James O'Keefe,

I don't know if you remember him? Yes, I do. In which he put on a weird wig and went in, and he went behind the scenes at W.E.F. And yeah, they're talking about, and this is going down Lucretia's rabbit hole. They were talking about actively, you know, geoengineering with chemtrails and this and the other and changing the, you know, the weather and moving people around. And they were discussing it quite openly over at W.E.F. And something tells me, I think, that we would be remiss in not taking them seriously at their words, especially when you see the other plans coming in, the vision, the regionalization, the reduction of county authority, ultimately, which is what they would say.

population centers would be ruling the day, you know, within our various regions. I think a lot of people would say, well, this has nothing to do with Marxism. And those bringing in any digital dictatorship, they'll say, well, it's not Marxist, it's not fascist, you know, it's something completely different. But it is Marxist. If you go back to the father of climate change, that was George Perkins March, 1866. he wrote man in nature. And in there he wrote that humans

can influence the weather detriment, you know, in a bad way. You know, the weather could be. So he's the father of climate change. And then if you look at Marx, Marx ideology, most people think, oh, that's just about economy.

The first Marxist, Marxist revolution successful was, of course, under Lenin. Okay. And what they did is they picked up that card called the class struggle. So, you know, we are going to fight because the poorest people don't have anything, and the richest people have everything, and we need to equal, you know, make everything fair again. Which is really interesting, given that that revolution was funded by the billionaires of the time. Yes, it was.

But what the Marxists in Europe found that there wasn't any large revolutions after the Bolshevik one, they were disappointed that a lot of the Western Anglo-American countries were not going communist. So a bunch of them got together at Frankfurt and they wanted to create, well, let's put a new face on Marxism. Let's put cultural Marxism. Let's do that. And then when Hitler came to power in Germany, they didn't like communism or Marxism. So all these guys came over and Columbia University just welcomed them. And they formed a new college at the Columbia U.

It's called, I don't say, I even forgot the name of it. But they gathered there. Are you talking about the Frankfurt School? Frankfurt School, New School for Social Research. Okay, all right. Yeah, that was it at Columbia University. And so they picked up the card for cultural Marxism. Well, as time went back, they found that a lot of the states, even, you know, they thought they could go state by state and get more socialism embedded into our American fabric.

So then later on, we have, oh, they picked up things like, you know, gender. gender identity, gender politics, that kind of thing. And that went so far. They especially concentrated on schools. But now, because a lot of the German writings that Marx did on his scientific papers, nature papers, they were being translated into English and other languages. So now they talk about Marxism married to eco-socialism. The environmentalism.

So they married Marxism with environment, and now that's the card that they play. And that is what is being done through even land planning, vision 24. All right. What role does technocracy play in this? I know Mr. Wood over on technocracy. dot news. No, I'm sorry. Go ahead.

Yeah, but we know, gosh, what is his name? Robert Wooden. Patrick. Patrick Wood. I'm sorry, Patrick Wood. Okay, I'm glad to be reminding each other. Patrick Wood over on technocracy.

Dot News, I've talked with him. In fact, I need to get him back on and talk about this again. But he says that the push for technocracy is also underlying the environmental Marxism, the energy-based economy. And which is really interesting is that when you look at the technocracy, which is actually a really old idea for the 1930s that brought up, the technate of America, which would be that technocracy kind of government, that being the government, and it's an energy-based economy, energy credits, rather than the dollars per se. Yeah, and it was intended only for North America. Well, look, we have a map of their Technate of America, which happens to include all of North America. and Greenland, of all things.

And Venezuela. And Venezuela. Yes. Now, see, that is a conspiracy theory Thursday when you connect to how foreign policy is being. Well, you know, I just, you know, the maga thing, make America great again. And when I discovered this kind of technical details in the technocratic agenda, I thought, oh, maybe they're making North America great again. And maybe that's what this is all about. All of the chest pieces being moved.

That's a really interesting theory when you combine it with everything else. Well, I'm not going to spend a long time researching it. No, I'm not going to. Because Vision 2040 right here, we don't have a Hitler or a Lenin or a Stalin over, you know, ruling over us anymore. But what we have is total planning. It means that every facet of our communities, everything that we consider that we need for living, Whether it's jobs, jobs or health care, art, recreation. It doesn't matter where we reach out to get goods and services.

Vision 2040 has 85 actions and strategy steps to dictate total control over our climate-friendly areas. Why is it that that local government city councils in such don't seem to be aware of this or are they aware of it and just kind of going along with it? I'm not sure. Well, there are certain people that are planted in certain positions. In fact, Vision 20 Task Force has members in it that were predetermined, more or less, just like some of their outcomes are predetermined. I mean, we have one that's, you know, they come in, too, from, say, even Russia. Russia immigrants coming in to bring communism to southern Oregon. Wonderful.

Well, I don't know that they're communists or not, but they believe in a certain ideology. If you come in, if you're an immigrant to the United States and you're here for a purpose and fulfilling a job, you're not really loyal to the Constitution. I mean, you're not really Americanized kind of thing. So we have, so they get on a school board or a library board. You know, they're doing their good citizen thing. But they're also on the Vision 2040 Task Force. And they're also employed by the state of Oregon. Which, of course, is all down Vision 2040.

Yeah. In a regional, in a regional capacity. Yes. Yeah. Hmm. Connecting a few dots here. Well, it sounds like it's almost too much to even withstand or overcome, is it? If enough people got together, and I hope they wouldn't wait until, like, September 13th,

when London saw 110,000 people on the street. I think it started mostly, and the concern was in Oxford, because that's where they put their pilot programs in there for 20-minute neighborhoods. It is in Britain, the UN told Britain, you need to educate the world about 20-minute neighborhoods. You need to do it domestically and advertise it internationally. That's like, who the hell is the UN to tell them how they run their city? Well, because they believed it was the home of Marxism.

In the United, Marx wrote his stuff in England. You know, he was kicked out of German. So the idea that the Fabian society was also there. Fabians had a lot of power. They influenced, they had a great influence over the Labor Party. And at the Labor Party, you think about it, almost every prime minister in England has been labor communist. You have their, a lot of their,

organizations and many of their agencies are all Marxist. Yeah. What role does, do elections play in this, if anything, right now here, Diana, in your opinion? I know you study this much more deeply than I do, okay? I'm just asking a dumb question, you know, about this. I understand the state of Oregon, it's very protective of not wanting to let anybody take a look at the under the hood machinations of the elections.

I don't find it advertised anywhere in any state. because the Republicans don't want to get up in any state and really tell you about climate-friendly areas, 20-minute neighborhoods, resilient cities, whatever you want to call them. You don't hear that on the news. You have to, like I went into Urbandale, which is a suburb of Des Moines,

and I went to one of their meetings, so to speak, to see the minutes of their last meeting, and they actually had a slide show that they put on, you know, on the Internet. And I looked to the last side and it said, baton Global, B-A-T-O-M, Baton, Baton Global. And I thought, well, who are these people? So I searched them out. And their first main office was in Rajavik. Rishavik, Saudi Arabia.

Oh, okay. Yeah. And capital of Saudi Arabia. And then they had offices all over the world. And they came into Des Moines area to bring about these units, these 20-minute neighborhoods. So planning is all part of this Vision 2040, state-line use planning. This is all part of it. I also would imagine we would go down with Mr. X's rabbit hole about the state university system being used as the conduit of conducting these policies.

into the planning stage. Would that be fair to say, you think? Yeah, that's because before I knew the word neighborhood unit planning, which is what a lot of the architectural firms used that expression, not 20-minute neighborhoods or climate-friendly areas, they needed, they wanted to get schools to open up their doors and commune with the larger community and make changes. So they started with universities.

and they called them lifelong learning universities. Michigan State was the first one. And you had major presidents, like the President of Notre Dame, Michigan State, and others got together with heads of various offices in Washington, D.C. They had many different conferences, and then they decided, oh, let's put all our results here in three parts. and publish it in a book called Patterns in Lifelong Learning. And they expressly state that they're going to relax the curriculum, that they won't need teachers in the future, that engineers will be kind of pushed over into the geoengineering kind of thing.

This is sounding very much like, why worry about Oregon schools being number 49 in reading, right? Well, they wanted it there. There's a book Lifelong learning is the buzzword at the UN In fact there's an institute there called Lifelong Learning Yeah, but a bunch of people who can't read

Who can't think, who can't Who can't communicate How easy to rule Over such a people It is Because all you need As a 13, 14 year old Is to learn

Just enough Math, Science reading To do your job When I went on a Medford school district website. This is a couple months ago I did. And I thought, I visit them every once in a while, just see what's new.

And by the way, you're a former teacher, you know. You know what to look for. So the first picture I get is this young girl running a McKita Power Saw. Right there. And I thought, oh, well, it's a training institution now. It's not an institution for education at all. So then that reminded me of a picture of a young man

that was working in Dersinsky's factory in Soviet Russia in 1930s, standing there next to a bench with tools on it. So I took that picture out, and I took the picture of the girl running the Makita saw, put it together on the slide and asked the people there, asked my audience, is there any differences? Do you see any differences other than one's colored and one's not? Right. You know. Well, maybe the gender is different. Yeah, and like you said when we first started the show, it's the ideology behind things that produced what we're witnessing now. Marxists of one of them, environmentalism is another, especially, you know, really hardline environmentalists.

The deep ecologists they call themselves. Yeah, is that beyond what the useful idiots like, you know, the people at Sok-in are all about? That Soak-in? No, so can. Southern Oregon climate action now. Oh, oh. I think they're actually hired by the Rogue Valley Times to actually put out their propaganda every day. Young people, they're bribed, they're trained, they're promised great futures.

They'll say, this is the way of the world coming. You might as well join in. So you train those kids to be activist, if not agitators, you know. Okay. Hold that thought, okay. I'm running a little bit long. I could probably use another hour of the show today to do this, but 842 at KMD. An intelligent solution is shared with others.

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Talking with Diana Anderson, and it all started with some information she gave the Medford City Council about a couple of weeks ago, and she was going down the Vision 2040 rabbit hole and how all of this, climate-friendly equity, climate-friendly, equitable communities, all the rest of it, how dangerous, how dangerous this is. And it's like no pushback to it. And Brad, you want to the way in on this. What you say is going to be the result of this plan. And you're with Diana right now.

Right, right. Diana, your friend, Brad Benning can hear good morning to you. Good morning to you, Brad. So, Diana, you are such a treasure because very few people can put all these rocks together in the same jar and get people to understand what's going on. But we need to talk about the result of all this. Right now, there's an article published in Money Magazine in June 2025. We have the biggest gap in the United States history between homeowners and home renters. Right as of June 2025, the gap is 43 times greater. So these policies that we're talking about forcing more and more, especially of our young people,

into housing that they don't own but they have to rent, what we're really doing here is manufacturing future poverty. Can we talk about the societal impact of that just a little bit? Okay. Thank you. When you rent, say like Medford approved a 552 unit complex apartment house? Okay. And I had estimated that there was anywhere from 1,300 to 1,600 people that could live there, you know, if they had like 1 or 2 children or that kind of thing.

So what happens to is you have, you lose privacy. That's one thing. Communists, Marxists don't like privacy. That's a feature, not a bug, though, of communism. Okay? Well, they don't want you having private ownership. They want to break up the family. You have, you have dissension between tenants, that kind of thing.

they cannot own a lot of things because there's not a lot of room in a small apartment to put a lot of things. So their purchasing power goes down. But if the cost of these, what, affordable housing, they call it, the cost of that takes more than half of your income, even with people working, you know, with two, you have to, you know, get babysitters. and all that kind. You're right. It's going to cause more poverty. In fact, if anything, Brad, that sounds like a recipe for disaster under the guise of saving the climate, isn't it? It absolutely is. And is it easier? Bill and Diana, here's a question,

really easy to answer. Is it easier to control wealthy people or poor people? What's the answer to that? Oh, easy. Poor people. Easy one. Yeah, poor, poor disempowered people much more so. Thank you for the call there, Brad. bringing it up. And hi, good morning. You're on with Diana Anderson. This is Bill. Who's this? Yeah, Bob. Yeah, Bob. And I was listening there earlier when you were talking about that, and you end up talking about priests and churches, et cetera, what they're doing. It brought up, was back in the Midwest several years ago, my old hometown. And we missed the first conversation,

but the following week we were there, they were talking about Bella Dodd, who was It's fine before Congress about all the communists that they had infiltrated the Catholic as priest back in the 30s and 40s. It was quite interesting to have a homily like that out of a priest in the Catholic Church. But it was very interesting. And they did it, I guess. Well, you know, UNESCO had asked, they had a mission. They asked nine philosophers to come up with the way to get rid of any religious dogma or doctrine in the United States. and come up with a more or less educational curriculum for all of America.

And one of those nine philosophers was the very man who wrote, well, he co-authored the United Nations Human Rights Documents. So Article 18 there says that people should have the freedom to, you know, worship their own faith, teach their children, their own faith, that kind of thing. But he walks in with the other eight philosophers and their consultants, and they decide, okay, well, we've got to put the skids on this. So he was the worst hypocrite. Now, Jacques Maritaine not only was a guest of the Vatican and that kind of thing,

he was close to University of Chicago people like Theodore. I'm sorry, I forgot his name. But anyway, who he was really close and had a 30-year relationship was Sal Olensky. Okay. Where have we heard that before? Yeah, he was, you know, the major organizer. And Saul Olenski's partner, so to speak, in organizing communities, actually, put out a

biography of Sol Olenski and he described the first attempt to create a community and it turned out to be an all-white community

it was so the left always wanted to make you believe that Sol Olensky was out there creating neighborhoods for black people when actually he wasn't he was making sure that the richer people in that Chicago unit made sure that there was no black people in it.

And that just went against the grain of what I thought a priest, especially, you know, one as high and as respected as Jacques Maritaine, you know, would go. But he's the one that dropped in with that semi-secreted society and to put out a yearbook in 1955 in order to get rid of religious doctrine. All right. Thank you for the call. And that was kind of bringing up my take of Western civilization was Christianity. Yes, it was. You agree with me? It was. And Western civilization has been declining as we slide into it, but yet every society has to have some idea or some founding principle to coalesce around. Right. And is this what we're supposed to be what is being planned for us to coales around, the environmentalist, the environmentalist, the problem?

climate friendly. Yes. This is the replacement for Christianity? Yes, it is. Because each one of those philosophers had kind of a contribution they were to make in order to bring about an ecological new order. The chairman of that committee, he said that actually he wrote a book on it, a textbook, but he said it was up to the teachers to bring in the new world order at that time. It appears they've been doing a pretty good job of it when you look at what's coming out of the public school system.

All right. Now, is there any political pushback that you are aware of to any of this that you have talked about because the vision planning, the supermajority in the state of Oregon of people who are probably supportive of this? Where do you see this as an action? There's a few websites. I can't put them off the top of my head right now. I don't know if they're global or local, the United States or not. When I listen to people talk about the detrimental effects of 15-minute cities,

you can look at Christine Anderson. She's a member of the Parliament, the European Union, and she's been on several interviews you can see on YouTube. And she says they will cause impoverishment. like we wouldn't believe, you know, in the future. But think about the 10 different laws that they passed down in California just recently. This is how they'll bring some of this together. They want to pick on the elderly first, just like they picked on school kids and got them dummy down.

So, and I thought, oh, this is nuts, you know, I've got to verify this. Well, the next day I saw Fox News on YouTube talking about it. How are they picking on the elderly? Well, for one, you don't drive down. If you're over 75, you're not supposed to drive in your car after 9 o'clock at night. I haven't been able to find any confirmation of that. I did. You did?

Yeah. Okay. I'll send it to you. Okay. Okay. And there was another one. if anyone is caring, whether you're a caregiver or a family member taking care of an elderly, you're now required to be videotaped.

So, and they elaborated. Who puts, if you're renting or if you're in a facility, that has to happen. Not a private home so far. They haven't intruded in the private home yet. All right, and something tells me that Republican politics, in the state of Oregon is not even paying attention to any of this? Not that I know of, no. So no opposition party to it yet.

There's no opposition party in Oregon in my frame. You know, you can go to the Republican Party platform and you read all their sections. And they actually say that the Department of Land Conservation Development needs to be abolished. Okay. I'm good with that. But they've never tried to do that. All right.

I'm out of time now. Okay. I didn't think we were going to take the whole hour here, but I'm glad we had. Thanks for being in a good sport, all this one here. Let me know when you're putting on another seminar so you can actually get this out. I know you're going to be doing... Next one's the 19th of February. 19th of February.

Well, we've got a couple of weeks to go on that's one. But yeah. How's the reaction bit? Are people kind of like their eyeballs falling out when they take a look at what you're bringing up or what? Actually, they're pretty, because of what they've experienced in their own lives and the news that they've heard with the outlets they're accompanied with. One general told me, well, now this makes sense. I thought all these issues were kind of separate little issues, but you can see that they're all part of the same agenda, see. Which also makes it very difficult to combat it.

Yes, right. Because there are so many different, it's coming at it from so many different. angles. Right. Diana Anderson once again, and if you forgot about it, Who Made American Schools Marxist Training Centers? Her book is excellent, and that was certainly part of the issue that we struggled with here, too.

But, boy, that is a conspiracy theory Thursday talk. Okay. Thank you so much. Thank you very much. Okay. This hour of the Bill Myers Show is sponsored by Fontana Roofing. For roofing gutters and sheet metal services, visit Fontana Roofing Services.com. as the Montana roofing crews travel around southern Oregon.

This is the Bill Myers Show on 1063 KMED. Not going to have any time for more calls today, but we will open it up tomorrow. Like I said, we had a theme today, sort of the communist revolution, the soft revolution hardening up here. And one of the first goals, of course, is to admit that you're in one, I think.

And I know that a lot of times you just want to say, I just want to watch Fox News and not worry too much about it. But I want you to know about what's really going on. And Diana, a part of that. And I appreciate your listenership. Email, build of Bill of Bill Myers Show.com. I'll leave plenty of time for conversation on this and anything else on your mind as we have, well, find your phone Friday. Okay.

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who was saying, hey, you know, left-wing violence is also a thing. And she just screams over them. And I don't know how anybody can watch this. It just makes me uncomfortable, but it's crazy that she just straight up lies about it. But let's also not forget, Charlie Kirk was murdered, the president. Not by a left-wing extremist. That person espoused very right-wing extremist. Look, if you look at the targets, if you look at people in office, there's...

The right. There's people on, but there's Josh Shapiro. There's Melissa Horton. Now there's Ilhan Omar on this side. There's Donald Trump on this side. There's Charlie Kirk on this side. I'm not saying it's exactly mathematical... But it's not even analogous.

It's not even analysis. It's not even analysis. It's not. The fact that there was a foundation attempt on the... It's not. It's just and even the attacks that you're referencing, Ellie. Those were white-wing people. Like, give me the example.

Yeah, that's not true. She's terrible, by the way. She's terrible. She is terrible. And how do you... The huge racist. Yeah. Just terrible.

Just terrible. You know, they've got a megaphone. Until she runs herself off that job, too, I guess. It is. Sometimes you can be too, you know, weird for even CNN. Occasionally. Don Lemon learned that. Yeah.

Occasionally. man. Golly. Again, I don't know how you don't stop the thing cold if you're trying to host that Thunderdome show and say, well, hold on a second. I don't either. You know, the guy who murdered Charlie Kirk was not a right winger. It's, like, they just say stuff. Yeah.

They just say some. And the thing is, I think they believe it. They do. Oh, yeah. They believe what they're saying. Well, and then a lot of us will point to, hey, Minneapolis, then in 2020 and now, You're telling me left-wing violence isn't a problem? Yeah, no kidding.

What's the deal? But, yeah, a guy spritzing Ilhan.