20 March 2009

ON THE RADIO -- LISTEN TO OUR SHOW

What's Up Baltimore air's Sundays at 9:00PM, and Thursday at 9:00PM on the BlogTalkRadio network. Listen live from anywhere, and call in speak up and be heard. The show is hosted by A.F. James MacArthur, Managing Editor of The Baltimore Spectator. Listen to MacArthur, often joined by co-host Larry "The Celebrity" Cab Driver, and a host of special invited guests. Check out the newly redesigned show homepage.

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To all those who willfully, deliberately and routinely violate the civil rights of law abiding American Citizens; Yes, you're powerful. Sure, you're everywhere. But this is still America, and the Constitution of the United States Of America still reigns supreme as the law of the land. The Baltimore Spectator will vigorously and aggressively defend against any and all attempts at spying and suppression. Let it be known to all that we are already aware of the regular monitoring and shadowing attempts. There is nothing to hide, but cross the line and there will be hell to pay.

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