Posted on 12/14/2016 2:44:19 PM PST by Trump20162020
Shiva me timbers!
A pirate radio station offering Talmudic wisdom and spouting Jewish fables has for weeks been interfering with 105.9 WQXR’s public broadcast in Kensington, Windsor Terrace, and parts of Park Slope, and local fans of New York’s only classical radio station say they’re fed up.
“It’s public radio, I contribute to it, and I can’t listen to it because this guy’s there,” said Courtelyou Road resident Patrick Russell. “It’s the only classical station in the city, and it’s a crime!”
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Sad snowflakes.
A-ha! So it’s true: Jews really do control the media.
No matter. The FCC frowns on that. So where is this pirate station located? Off shore? Outside the limit? It would be the same thing if this station interfered with aviation radio.
Well, I lived in East Flatbush, just below Crown Heights, for quite a while, and if Patrick Russell, who lives on Cortelyou Road, wants to pick a fight with the Jews - he’d better pack a lunch.
Oh cool I’ll check out 105.7!
Radio Goodies comes to mind. They only had one record though.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JoEyMsxmFnQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLL30r3x7eY
Wolfman Jack.... coming across the border there in Acuna with 250kw of power.
Telleman vs. Talmud
XERF in Ciudad Acuna or XEG in Monterey Mexico! I remember those days! “Let’s set back and have a good KING EDWARD CIGAR!”
End NPR! No public funds for leftist propaganda!
“You’re listening to The Mensch, 105.7 FM. Jews You Can Use. You give us 22 minutes, we’ll give you the Talmud.”
I get this a bunch down in Dallas too. 95.9 the Ranch is out in Ft Worth, but when you’re close to Dallas there’s some piddly little Mexican station that overrides it. Not cool.
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