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Shrill

Tonight I’ll delve into the various forms of tyranny that we allow to occur in our country. We will discuss why the boisterous minority of tyrants are seen as the majority and how to resist it peacefully.


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Captured-Flag-Day

Today I will discuss Flag Day. I’ll delve into the flag’s significance, its evolution, and what it truly means today.


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Captured-Flag

Tonight we will delve into the symbolism of capturing the flag. I’ll discuss the unfortunate truth that our flag has been captured by corporations, institutions, and ideologies.


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OrganizedRetailCrime

Tonight I’ll delve into the transformation of the retail landscape into an organized retail prison. We will discuss how the moral decay of our society has spawned the panopticon we currently live in.


Joel Gilbert

Joel-Gilbert

Joel Gilbert is a filmmaker based in Los Angeles and President of Highway 61 Entertainment. Gilbert is also a political commentator and foreign policy analyst. He has produced documentary feature films on Barack Obama, Dreams from My Real Father (2012), Progressive politics, There’s No Place Like Utopia (2014) and Donald Trump, Trump The Art of the Insult (2018). He has also produced films on Middle East history including Farewell Israel (2008) and Atomic Jihad (2010). Gilbert’s other films cover music icons Bob Dylan, Inside Bob Dylan’s Jesus Years (2010) as well as comedies on Paul McCartney and Elvis Presley.

Joel Gilbert is a graduate of the University of London (BA 1986) where he studied at both the London School of Economics and Politics and the School of Oriental and African Studies. Gilbert has an MBA degree from George Washington University in Washington DC (1991). Gilbert contributes articles to American Thinker and appears often as political analyst and Middle East policy consultant on national radio and TV shows.

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Highway 61 Entertainment


Sarah Dye

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Sarah is a wife, mother, and small-scale organic farmer who home-schools her three young children. Since 2011 Schooner Creek Farm has peacefully sold at the Bloomington Community Farmer’s Market as their source of livelihood. Recently, radicals began harassing them and protesting at their booth within the market for their alleged political views. They were helpless against the onslaught of terror, which the Mayor of the City of Bloomington publicly endorsed, along with city, and market employees. Finally, they were able to obtain an attorney and they are now fighting back.

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Schooner Creek Farm