Winston Marshall

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891 appearances 6 recordings 5 series first heard Mar 2025 last heard 13 May

Winston Marshall’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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That was sort of under coercion. It's a little bit of a hostage video.
Of course, good for you. But it is a little bit of a hostage video.
Well, you didn't, and there's not, and you shouldn't be contrite. But I would compare this to me getting the vaccine. I didn't want to do it. It was a bit of a hostage video. But I weighed, do I want to live my life, which I couldn't have done if I didn't get it. They wouldn't let me near the building where I taped my show. Really? The vaccine in 2021 when we got it, you just had to get it.
Were you skeptical then? I am not skeptical of vaccine. Yes, I am. I'm skeptical of everything medical. I'm not anti-vaccine. I'm absolutely pro-vaccines from anything. I was just reading about the shingles vaccine. I don't think I'm going to get it because I know the bad side to it. But I don't know. There was a new report. I'm always up for new information.
If they made me get another one, I think I would stop going into that place of work. Sometimes you've got to do something you don't love to continue on with your life, and there is nothing immoral about that. Club Random is brought to you by Skechers Hands Free Slip-Ins. I'm thrilled to have discovered Skechers Hands Free Slip-Ins.
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Okay. and I want you to finish that thought, but I'm just going to put this in context. You know, stand behind, yeah, we're all for that in principle. Alexander Solzhenitsyn was in the Gulag. I know, I'm not saying... No, no, I'm just saying, like, he has the credentials to say, you know, I was really standing behind it. I mean, he wrote the Gulag Archipelago.
He wrote the book for folks who were too young to know or whatever, but that really exposed the fact that the Soviet Union had an archipelago, in other words, a chain of prisons. Yeah, absolutely. You know, like Hardee's, but not nearly as nice. But a chain, like a whole chain throughout the country, an archipelago of gulags, which are horrible prisons.
Yeah, where millions went and millions were killed.
And he did his time there because he was a dissident, and anybody who dared to speak out, against the Soviet Union. That's where they went. And then at a certain point, my memory is fuzzy on this, I mean, he came here. I mean, he was a... He came to Vermont, sorry. Vermont, exactly. I always thought, well, it's cold. It probably reminds you of Russia.
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