What we have with us today is Terry Sylvester from the great state of New York, Wright,

the Empire State.

What else do you need to know?

You got me laughing already, Vukoi.

All right.

And Terry and I have been in conversation, and he's been up to something for, I,

guess, a couple of decades, really, and he wants to share

that information with us.

And so, Terry, thanks for coming on.

So what's going on, and what have you been up to, lo, these decades as far as, I guess,

kind of charting and researching things?

Well, first of all, this.

Thanks for having me on.

All right. Let's see now.

The very first two, three minutes of this is going to sound, I'm going to jump from 80 to 82 back down to 76, 72,

so I'm asking the listeners to just try to pay attention for three minutes.

But prior to 1980, I was just an old hipper, probably a young hippie back then.

A young hippie, living the young hippie life, didn't care much for politics.

I kept an ear on it, but as far as what the actual

issues were, I wasn't really paying attention.

And then things changed in 80 when Dr. Kissinger came to town and gave a speech at one of the downtown hotels.

And at the speech, he talked about the crisis that America was in, and we were on an irreversible

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