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The next couple of months are going to look a little bit different as the cultural revolution

marches on. In the name of diversity, inclusion and equity, Seattle School is canceling its

annual Halloween parade, according to the Libs, Black people apparently can't carve jackal

lanterns. In the name of public health, one of the most famous basketball players in the

world is going to be benched for refusing the Fauci ouchi. And as a consequence of those

same public health measures, the Biden White House is warning that you might not get any

Christmas presents this year. But there is a bright side from school board meetings to

churches to the Joe Rogan podcast. The people aren't going down without a fight. I'm Michael

Noel. This is the Michael Noel Show. Welcome back to the show. My favorite comment yesterday

is from Davidson, who says, the thing about conspiracies is sometimes the theories are

right. Well, that's true. And you saw a lot of that in 2016, 2017, 2018. We were told

it's a conspiracy theory that the FBI is spying on Donald Trump. Actually, even before that,

we were told it's a conspiracy that the Obama IRS is targeting conservative organizations.

It's a conspiracy. It's a conspiracy that the virus originated in the Wuhan lab. How many

times do these theories need to be proven correct before we stop calling them conspiracy

theories? It's enough to keep you up at night. Fortunately, I don't have that problem.

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