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LOA-Today: Hosts Walt Thiessen and Uohna June Thiessen explore the Law of Attraction as it applies in our every day lives.
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Thursday Aug 14, 2014
Thursday Jul 31, 2014
Thursday Jul 31, 2014
Will be discussing the climate situation and the on going strike in Gaza.
Thursday Jul 24, 2014
Thursday Jul 24, 2014
Will be discussing the two court hearings in regards to Obama Care and also what it takes to get placed on the terror watch list in the United States.
Thursday Jul 17, 2014
Thursday Jul 10, 2014
Thursday Jul 10, 2014
Will be discussing the death of the dollar, the NSA, and what's going on in Brazil.
Thursday Jul 03, 2014
Thursday Jun 19, 2014
Thursday Jun 12, 2014
Thursday Jun 05, 2014
Thursday May 29, 2014
Thursday May 29, 2014
Economics and monetary developments occupy co-hosts Walt Thiessen and Bill Westmiller, as they discuss Federal Reserve plans to increase interest rates and quiet efforts to re-inflate the housing bubble with easy money that will create new housing demand and stimulate financial derivatives.
Snowden got prominent media attention from NBC this week, while Glenn Greenwald promises a list of names - probably political and media celebrities - who have been monitored by the NSA. The hosts speculate about the various powerful institutions that may be affected by new revelations.
Internet companies are becoming worried about their customers demands for privacy, trying to encourage Congress to eliminate an old law that required turning over email and communications that are stored on "The Cloud" for more than six months ... with no warrants whatsoever.
Bill described a few of the surveillance programs that have nothing to do (directly) with the NSA. One is called "Stingray", a device used by local and state police to monitor - without a warrant - both the metadata and content of cell phone communications. The law enforcement agencies have been trying to hide its use, to avoid court challenges to prosecutions based on the information. Walt and Bill also talk about the development of license plate databases, which started years ago with "Red Light Cameras", which have grown into a pervasive network of travel information on every American driving in major cities.
Walt announced a new "fictional" segment for next weeks show, based on a science fictional "alternate history" of how various government invasions of privacy "were" defeated.