And the Testing one, two three, testing one, two one two three this is radio free Mormon on the air

Broadcasting behind enemy lines tonight's episode going Down to Quaker Town.

A few days ago, I released an episode titled,

Quaker The Decever, in which I set forth the evidence that I believe shows that Quaku L, rising star among young Mormon

apologists, attempted to deceive his audience in a recent video of his titled

proving the Book of Abraham is true.

In the three days since I released that podcast,

literally hundreds of comments have flowed in

primarily on Bill Reel's Facebook page,

both for and against Quaker,

as well as for and against yours truly.

It seems that I have kicked a veritable hornet's nest in releasing that episode.

Well that's fine by me because like Robert Duval, I love the smell of napalm in the morning.

What I want to do in this episode is respond to a number of the criticisms that I have received regarding that episode, as well as clarifying the intent of my original episode,

and closing with a call to Quaku to cease and desist being deceptive in his arguments for the authenticity of the Book of Abraham.

The first criticism I received was that I was pronouncing Quaker's name improperly.

If you go back and listen to that episode, you will hear that throughout I pronounced his name as

Quackoo instead of Quayku.

Since the time I recorded that episode, I have been advised by a number of individuals that the correct

pronunciation is Quayku and not Quackoo.

I did not know this at the time that I recorded the podcast and so I want to publicly

apologize for mispronouncing Quaku's name.

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