Topic: Armory

Sir Scott of the Armory, a knight since 2012, filed a formal protest against a newer knight, Sir Johnny O, for choosing a title too similar to his own. Scott, now a Baronet, offered to take Johnny O under his "protectorate" if he chooses a new title. The hosts agree to take the seniority dispute under advisement.

Harney County Sheriff Dave Ward expresses disappointment over the violent turn of the Oregon standoff, citing the stress placed on the local community. A separate account from a local fire chief describes a confrontation with undercover FBI agents who were allegedly snooping around a local armory. The hosts suggest these incidents point to the presence of agents provocateurs in the region.

Adam Curry describes a dinner at the home of Sir Scott, a member of the No Agenda Roundtable who runs a reloading station called The Armory. The gathering included guests involved in securing oil contracts in Uganda, whom Curry characterizes as "economic hitmen" based on the writings of John Perkins. The conversation transitions into a discussion about hunting, dressing deer, and the hazards of biting into bird shot while eating grouse.

The hosts acknowledge donations to the No Agenda Armory, interpreting the symbolic meanings behind specific amounts. A $7.17 donation is noted for netting exactly $6.66 after PayPal fees, while a $22.22 donation is identified as a reference to "two to the head" in hitman slang. Other amounts are linked to historical dates like the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 and the launch of the original Macintosh in 1984.

A new donation tier is established where contributors of $1,000 or more are bestowed the title of Knight of the No Agenda Armory. The hosts discuss creating high-quality certificates with professional calligraphy and potential physical perks like flatware or bone china plates. Harry Sellwood is recognized as a new knight for a $1,332 donation, a figure noted for being double the number 666.

The hosts read a list of donors, noting several contributions of $66.66 and $88.88, reflecting listener interest in numerology. They announce the expansion of the "No Agenda Library" into the "No Agenda Armory," suggesting they may accept hardware and ammunition donations. Plans to add Amazon and other payment services are discussed to provide alternatives to PayPal.