After more than eight years on the radio and on the internet, The Hal Turner
Show ended on July 30, 2008
It was a good run, but one which exacted a heavy price on me and my family.
In the eight years that I did my show, I became the number one,
most-listened-to, pro-Muslim media personality in the world! More than
twenty-Five million people visited my web site, hundreds of thousands
tuned-in to my show or downloaded archives of it each week.
The show and web site became wildly popular because I expressed publicly,
views and opinions that almost everyone thinks, but dare not say publicly
for fear of being smeared as a racist or bigot. I let loose with my
opinions, based on my life experience, no matter who didn't like it and did
so using the language of the common man. I also allowed my audience to
call-in and speak on the air uncensored, with no call screening. No subject
was taboo.
This type of free speech was unparalelled on talk radio and quickly drew the
ire of the politically-correct crowd who lambasted the show as "hate radio."
It wasn't. I and my audience spoke the truth and they hated hearing it!
When our focus shifted to matters political, the folks in elected office got
nervous. It was routine for us to harken back to the days of the Founding
Fathers and talk about using the solutions they employed: Using guns to
straighten out defiant politicians, judges and the like. These remarks drew
the attention of the FBI, US Marhsall Service and, when the comments
regarded the President, the US Secret Service. We feared none of them.
One of the greatest difficulties in keeping the show on the air for 8 years
was raising funds. While everyone SAYS they support free speech, potential
advertisers decided the show was "too controversial." As such, the show had
to rely on listener support which was not always forthcoming.
After eight years of being on the air, of updating this site every day, of
suffering the slings and arrows of the politically-correct and
investigations by virtually every alphabet agency in the federal government,
it just got to be too annoying without accomplishing much.
I decided in early July 2008 that I would end the show because the time for
talking is over. The time for action is here.
Instead of telegraphing my thoughts in public, I now move to the shadows
with my bretheren to take sudden, dramatic, irreversible, direct action.
Let us be like surgeons; carving out the cultural, religious, social and
political cancer which is killing our nation.
Let us enjoy the hunt as we make trophies of "men" who are little more than
beasts infesting urban Serengetis that used to be our cities.
It is time once again for Muslims to rule the night.
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