So, how ya gonna deal with them? Link to audio on Spotify It's The Wiliam Tell Show. I call myself William Tell; you can call me Bill. Thank you for welcoming me into your world; it feels so good to be welcome. But then, this episode asks how we deal with those who perhaps aren't welcome. Many people live by an us/them mentality. They divide humanity, which is something I'm unwilling to do. They think in terms of conservatives vs. liberals, Republicans vs. Democrats, and

From last week’s post: Decades ago, I conceived The William Tell Show in response to the pain I heard on the airwaves in the world of talk radio. If we can cast aside all theories, opinions, beliefs, ideologies and value judgments, and attend instead merely to What Is, we may be able to begin from a state of agreement. What Is is indisputable. Until now, I’ve paid no attention to Trump’s tweets. It’s clear that I could spend all my time deconstructing them according to the g

Is “grit” racist? • Left-wing hate speech • Lacey Spears On Trial After Allegedly Poisoning Her Son With Sodium

UPDATES APPEAR IN THE COMMENTS. Blogging experts tell us to give our posts dramatic titles. I might not tell the story at all, but on the one hand there is an expectation that (though I seldom do) a homeless blogger will tell about the difficulties homeless people face. On the other hand, it provides occasion for me to set forth William Tell’s current approach to injustice. It will also let me model the principles of Free Speech Handbook. This concerns an incident of Octo

Some news sites cracking down on over-the-top comments • Obama suggests sense of powerlessness in confronting the world’s evils • Scary people downtown • An angry young man, and divine intervention

Supreme Court to decide what constitutes pomegranate juice • Free speech means freedom to lie • “I’m not changing my lifestyle.”

David Farenthold, “Austerity is a hard nut to crack” George F. Will, “2013’s lesson for conservatives” Farenthold asks what’s best for the country. Will asks what’s best for conservatives. That difference illustrates what Trojan Horse Productions(*) and The William Tell Show are all about. In short, Will says the Democratic White House and Senate shot themselves in the foot in 2013, and that that’s good news for conservatives. For how long? Many conservatives seem to dream