Hi, welcome back to another segment of the grassy, you know. We're still standing this 11th of October 2006.

We have with us today, I can say, it's a little cliche, but never less true. You know, they need no introduction. It's the Collins brothers, Philip and Paul. You first heard him on this show with regard to their jointly written book called The Ascendency of the Scientific Dictatorship,

since then they both have a number of titles to their credit.

And what we're going to do today is talk about a recent article called In Bed with the Enemy.

You can find that on Conspiracyarchive.com.

Go to commentary and you'll see it right there.

That is In Bed with the enemy.

So if you want to read along with us or if you want to just consult it as we go along now or later, there it is.

And thanks guys for coming back to the show.

Thanks, Fitz.

All righty.

Well, I'll tell you what, this is a very strange chapter with regard especially to, I think, Republican doings, and of course

we're not, I'm not a Republican or a Democrat, but they've done some interesting things with

the Islam and Arab communities, and I think you're going to share that with us today, so why

you take off with it? Okay. Well, I start off by pointing out in my article that Huey Long once asserted that fascism would show up in the United States as anti-fascism.

Now, different people feel different ways about Huey Long.

Some people think he was a demagogue.

Other people think that he was a populist hero.

I'm personally, I believe that the truth lies somewhere in the middle with that guy.

But whatever you feel about him, his assertion there is actually quite sound and probably hits the nail on the head.

We had the president holding this conference, this press conference, at his Texas ranch,

if you can call it a ranch.

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