3 chapters across the catalog
Central Connecticut State University, Halloween Costume Lockdown
Central Connecticut State University underwent a massive police response and lockdown after reports of a gunman on campus. The "gunman" was later identified as a student wearing a Halloween costume. The incident is characterized as a form of "slave training," encouraging the public to cower and follow law enforcement orders without question.
Vicious Lawless Association Disestablishment Bill, Slave Training in Australia
A detailed analysis of the "Vicious Lawless Association Disestablishment Bill" in Queensland reveals that the law applies to any group of three or more people, not just biker gangs. The hosts argue that the broad definitions could criminalize social clubs, such as knitting or book clubs, if any member is deemed a "vicious lawless associate." They characterize the bill as a "slave act" that severely curtails freedom of association.
School Security, Bulletproof Backpacks and Lockdown Drills
A 16-year-old listener's email describes intense security measures in American schools, including random drug dog searches during lockdown drills. This is paired with a news report from Aurora, Colorado, regarding the sale of $300 bulletproof backpacks for children. The hosts compare these modern security measures to the "duck and cover" drills of the 1950s, labeling them as a form of "slave training" and psychological control.
