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The freedoms most people in the western world have for so long taken for granted are being eroded at every turn. Authoritarian, woke administrators are ruining our education system from kindergarten to university. Opportunistic politicians and mainstream media have turned white against black, instigating racial conflict for their own political and financial gain.
The scientifically-unfounded global warming scare and the huge exaggerations and outright lying in the COVID-19 pandemic have weighed us down with reams of pointless regulations, leaving everyone but a privileged few poorer and less free than previous generations.
With his walk from coast to coast across America to promote freedom, Cedric Keith set a shining example of what a single individual can do in the defense of our Constitutionally-guaranteed rights. If you care about liberty, now is the time to speak up!
Cedric began his journey in Washington state on April 1, 2021, and arrived in Washington D.C. on December 19, having walked a grand total of 3,500 miles! Cedric is a garage attendant from Pittsburgh who is also a long-distance hiker and runner, a published writer and blogger, and a public speaker. He is also an enthusiastic collector of wild edible mushrooms, which served him well during his eight months on the road. Most importantly, Cedric says, he’s the freest person he knows.
Join us on The Other Side of the Story to learn about one man’s defense of liberty!
References relevant to this show:
- Cedric Keith’s “The Long March of Liberty” website
- Cedric’s “THE INTOLERABLE LIST – A BRIEF LIST Of INJURIES and USURPATIONS Inflicted by our Federal Government on the PEOPLE of the UNITED STATES”: sign here.
- “A 3,500 Mile Trek for Liberty, Meet Cedric Keith,” by Dr. Jay Lehr and Tom Harris, March 2, 2022, America Out Loud
- NOAA Extreme Weather records database Tom mentioned in the program
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