England whirlwind

my silence explained

Folks, here is why I haven’t been sending regular missives from Perfidious Albion: We just zip from one location to another, set up for an interview, do the interview, do the post-interview file uploading and preliminary editing, have a look at the town, get in car and move on.

We’re doing things the KLA.tv way, with extensive preparation and lots of equipment. I think all four of the interviews we’ve conducted are good, and after KLA is done editing, will look like something so professional you’ll think 60 Minutes sent a crew out (at least two of them anyway). I’m picking up lots of good interviewing ideas that will be used on the main USA leg of my Interview Blitz.

So with all this attention-to-detail stuff going on, I’ve missed out on travel-blogging while here in Europe. Today that changes with this post!

First, just a summary of our four interviews, to pique your interest:

1. From the UM campus in Missoula: Professor Richard Drake of the University of Montana.

   

   Topic of discussion: The Need for Revisionist History

2. From Speakers Corner in Hyde Park, London: Nick Cotton

   

   I’ll explain this later.

   Topic: (loosely) Engaging in real free speech, which means saying what you can’t say. Nick is in the thick of it.

3. From Milton Keynes, England: John O’Looney

   

   Topic: Strange and deadly clots in the clot shot.

4. From the North Yorkshire coast, near Scarborough: Chris Exley (Mr. Aluminum)

   

   From Alliance for Human Research Protection

   Topic: The Dangers of Aluminum

These and other interviews will be available on kla.tv and BBR as soon as possible. My plan is to link to the shortened, edited KLA versions and also provide the entire, unedited versions on BBR, also linked here. I think you will enjoy all of the interviews.

Meanwhile, we are off again so I can’t just yet talk to you about my nanny-state annoyances here in the UK, nor conversely the wonderful people and the beauty of the towns and the landscape, but all that is coming!