FollowMe4: No Agenda-The Saturday Memo

Saturday, June 9, 2018

No Agenda-The Saturday Memo

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This week’s show discusses some under-reported news and wacky conspiracies including the one about Anthony Bourdain hassled by Hillary goons a month before his untimely and dubious suicide. The conspiracy sites have lit up.

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Something to keep an eye on dept. Producer Joe Worrell thinks he’s spotted a new up and coming meme about psychiatric medication. It’s a phrase that goes: “If you can’t make your own neurotransmitters, store-bought is fine"

And indeed, if you search the phrase on Bing you will get this:

I found this on Etsy.

And producer Joe dug around the net and found these. They are randomly scattered making it hard to pin down the origin (so far).

These art pieces look to be from the same artist/studio even though they are scattered.

I’m curious to figure out who is behind the campaign and why even do the campaign. Are they not selling enough pills to the public?

Again, you hear about such things first on the No Agenda Show. You get the stories behind the news and you will hear about developing trends weeks and even months in advance. By the time the meme above breaks into the mainstream, you’ll already have the back-story.

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