Michael Malice

And what had happened was at the beginning of the talk, he said, since the environmentalists think I'm a devil. And he took suction cup horns and stuck them on his head. It's on C-SPAN. He gave his talk that way. I got his autograph. He passed away shortly thereafter. But he was a great, great guy. Yeah.

And what I love about him, and I think it's very important for people in our space, is he had a sense of levity and a sense of positivity. I think a lot of times, and I'm sure you agree, nefarious political movements attract people simply because they present joy. I mean, that is the perfect word for it.

And what I love about him, and I think it's very important for people in our space, is he had a sense of levity and a sense of positivity. I think a lot of times, and I'm sure you agree, nefarious political movements attract people simply because they present joy. I mean, that is the perfect word for it.

And what I love about him, and I think it's very important for people in our space, is he had a sense of levity and a sense of positivity. I think a lot of times, and I'm sure you agree, nefarious political movements attract people simply because they present joy. I mean, that is the perfect word for it.

And people who are agnostic about politics or aren't informed, which is perfectly fine, they're like, I want to go where the fun people are. It's just as simple as that. And it's very sinister and very tricky, but very effective.

And people who are agnostic about politics or aren't informed, which is perfectly fine, they're like, I want to go where the fun people are. It's just as simple as that. And it's very sinister and very tricky, but very effective.

And people who are agnostic about politics or aren't informed, which is perfectly fine, they're like, I want to go where the fun people are. It's just as simple as that. And it's very sinister and very tricky, but very effective.

I'll tell you how I did it. Okay. Because my book on North Korea, Dear Reader, it's written from Kim Jong-il's perspective, right? Right. And their propaganda is humorous in the sense of absurd. And I wrote it straight, and I'll give you one example. Right, right.

I'll tell you how I did it. Okay. Because my book on North Korea, Dear Reader, it's written from Kim Jong-il's perspective, right? Right. And their propaganda is humorous in the sense of absurd. And I wrote it straight, and I'll give you one example. Right, right.

I'll tell you how I did it. Okay. Because my book on North Korea, Dear Reader, it's written from Kim Jong-il's perspective, right? Right. And their propaganda is humorous in the sense of absurd. And I wrote it straight, and I'll give you one example. Right, right.

So they have something there called the Tower of the Juche Idea, which is, this is true, the biggest stone obelisk in the world, or concrete obelisk, whatever. Right. And according to their literature, it was Kim Jong-il's idea, and no one else had ever thought of such a thing, right?

So they have something there called the Tower of the Juche Idea, which is, this is true, the biggest stone obelisk in the world, or concrete obelisk, whatever. Right. And according to their literature, it was Kim Jong-il's idea, and no one else had ever thought of such a thing, right?

So they have something there called the Tower of the Juche Idea, which is, this is true, the biggest stone obelisk in the world, or concrete obelisk, whatever. Right. And according to their literature, it was Kim Jong-il's idea, and no one else had ever thought of such a thing, right?

For that to be true, and this is how I lay out the scene, the architects must have sat together, and no one even as a brainstorm had this as a suggestion. And I imagine one of the architects would be like, you know what? Let's make this the second tallest stone obelisk in the world. And then Kim Jong-il comes in and goes... They're like, oh my God, no one's ever thought of this.

For that to be true, and this is how I lay out the scene, the architects must have sat together, and no one even as a brainstorm had this as a suggestion. And I imagine one of the architects would be like, you know what? Let's make this the second tallest stone obelisk in the world. And then Kim Jong-il comes in and goes... They're like, oh my God, no one's ever thought of this.

For that to be true, and this is how I lay out the scene, the architects must have sat together, and no one even as a brainstorm had this as a suggestion. And I imagine one of the architects would be like, you know what? Let's make this the second tallest stone obelisk in the world. And then Kim Jong-il comes in and goes... They're like, oh my God, no one's ever thought of this.

But for their propaganda to be true, that is what would have to be the backstory. Another example that they have is there was an amusement park, Funfair, that they built in North Korea. And Kim Jong-il, the dear leader, wants to make sure, this is like a South Park episode, that it was safe for everyone. So he gets on all the rides and everyone's like, can we ride with you? No, no, no, no, no.

But for their propaganda to be true, that is what would have to be the backstory. Another example that they have is there was an amusement park, Funfair, that they built in North Korea. And Kim Jong-il, the dear leader, wants to make sure, this is like a South Park episode, that it was safe for everyone. So he gets on all the rides and everyone's like, can we ride with you? No, no, no, no, no.

But for their propaganda to be true, that is what would have to be the backstory. Another example that they have is there was an amusement park, Funfair, that they built in North Korea. And Kim Jong-il, the dear leader, wants to make sure, this is like a South Park episode, that it was safe for everyone. So he gets on all the rides and everyone's like, can we ride with you? No, no, no, no, no.

I have to make sure that the elderly and children aren't harmed. And he did all the rides by himself. And there was a light drizzle. So, you know, he's very brave. And everyone stood and clapped. And they present this story with a straight face. And you read this and you realize how humorous it is that this is what's positive truth in this country.