6 chapters across the catalog
China is criticized for breaking a 2015 promise not to militarize the Spratly Islands, where anti-aircraft and anti-ship missiles have since been deployed. The Chinese government maintains that "peaceful reunification" with Taiwan is the goal but refuses to rule out other courses of action if necessary. The hosts analyze the "apologist" tone of Chinese representatives in international media.
Listener meetups were reported in Rhode Island and Oregon, featuring diverse groups of "human resources" and "dames." The hosts announce an upcoming schedule of events for June and July in locations such as Walnut Creek, South Dakota, and Lisbon, Portugal. They encourage listeners to start their own local meetups to connect with like-minded individuals.
The author of "The Lost Boys of Bird Island," a book exposing a high-level pedophile ring within the former South African apartheid government, was found dead from a gunshot wound to the head. The death was ruled a suicide, but the timing—shortly after the author announced a sequel with more evidence—has raised suspicions. The book implicated former Defense Minister Magnus Malan and other top officials.
Lois Reese, Fugitive Grandmother, South Padre Island
Lois Reese, a 56-year-old grandmother dubbed the "fugitive grandmother," was captured in South Padre Island, Texas, after a month-long nationwide manhunt. She is accused of murdering her husband in Minnesota and a lookalike woman in Florida to steal her identity.
A powerful 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck New Zealand's South Island near Christchurch, triggering a tsunami warning for the east coast. While power outages were reported across a large area, there were no immediate reports of casualties at the time of the broadcast.
Knighthood Ceremony, Texas Missile Launch Contrail
Dwayne Melanson and James Spitzer are officially knighted into the No Agenda Roundtable. The hosts then discuss a reported missile launch off the coast of South Padre Island, Texas. A New York Times editor reportedly dismissed the event as an optical illusion or a contrail, a claim the hosts reject based on visual evidence of a flame at the base of the object.
