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The segment reviews recent No Agenda meetups in Indianapolis, San Francisco, and Columbus, Ohio. Producers share audio reports from their gatherings, emphasizing the "connection is protection" theme. Upcoming meetups are announced for Wisconsin, Florida, and the Netherlands, encouraging listeners to organize their own local events.
Global No Agenda Meetups and "Connection is Protection"
The hosts announce upcoming No Agenda meetups in Denver, Tilburg, Louisiana, and a major event in Indianapolis featuring a live "Ask Adam" segment. They emphasize the slogan "Connection is Protection," highlighting the importance of building local communities of listeners.
Reports from recent No Agenda meetups in Tilburg, Netherlands, and Manchester, New Hampshire, described gatherings of producers for "intelligent discussion and ample laughter." These events allow listeners to meet in person and discuss world affairs outside the influence of mainstream media propaganda. The hosts emphasized that these meetups are producer-organized and essential for building a real-world community of "deconstructors."
A montage of reports from recent No Agenda meetups is played, featuring listeners from Tacoma and Orlando. The hosts announce an extensive schedule of upcoming meetups in cities such as Tilburg, Post Falls, Pittsburgh, and Vienna. They emphasize the importance of these local gatherings for the community.
Listeners are encouraged to attend or start local meetups, with recent reports coming from Knoxville, Tennessee. Upcoming events are scheduled for Denver, Tilburg, and various locations across the U.S. and Australia, framed as "clandestine" gatherings for the media deconstruction resistance.
The schedule for upcoming No Agenda meetups is announced, featuring events in Sorrento (Italy), Midland (Texas), Cleveland (Ohio), and Amsterdam (Netherlands). Other locations include Chattanooga, Knoxville, and Denver. Producers are encouraged to visit noagendameetups.com to organize or attend local gatherings to "keep their amygdala in check."
International Donors, Sharia Law Jingle and Fanta Orange
Producers from Tilburg, Metairie, and London are recognized for their contributions. Sir Trickles of Greenwich, a Londoner working in professional services, criticizes "Build Back Better" corporate training and requests the "Sharia Law" jingle. The hosts joke about the availability of Fanta Orange in the U.S. versus Europe while finalizing the day's knighthoods.
A producer from Tilburg, Netherlands, explains that 11:11 is a sacred number in the Lowlands, marking the start of the Carnival season. The final donation block includes contributions from across the U.S., including a Viscount who reports that his coworkers are unaware of his noble title. The hosts thank the "Value for Value" network for keeping the show independent.
