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Welcome to Fility Friday, a presentation of the Lions of Liberty podcast.

Here is your host, John Otermat.

Felons, friends, and freedom lovers, welcome back to another episode of Felony Friday

right here on the Lions of Liberty

podcast. For those you that might be new to Felony Friday, this is the show where each and every

week we focus on exposing injustice in the broken criminal justice system. This is the 77th episode of Felony Friday, so that means you'll be able to find the show

notes, with links and notes to everything that we're going to talk about on today's show

at Lions of Liberty.com slash FF77.

Now, I got a really interesting interview coming up here with David Borden.

If you're not familiar with David's work, David is a fascinating guy. He was one of the first people

on the internet, really, one of the first people to be building websites on the internet. And on top of

that, back in the 90s, when he was doing this, he was building a web presence

to fight against the War on Drugs back in the 1990s.

I know it's hard to believe back when most people, like myself, were just logging on AOL

and checking their mail hearing, you've got've got mail and using AOL instant messenger and go into chat rooms and just being an idiot, waiting five, ten minutes for your modem to start up and then just going on there and just wasting your time.

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