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TS Radio Network: In Loving Memory of Marti Oakley

April 5, 2023

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Tribute to Marti Oakley*We Remember You!*
TS Radio Network
“Memorial Show for Marti Oakley”

April 5th @ 8:00 PM est

LISTEN to the archived show  >>HERE<<

Hosts will be Coz Skaife, Marsha Joiner, Debbie Dahmer and Reverand Ralph who will pay tribute to the memory of Marti who has been exposing the truth about guardianship, elder and disabled abuse, hospice murders, animal abuse and corruption that surrounds us every day.  

TS Radio Network: In Loving Memory of Marti Oakley who passed on April 1, 2023

Rest in Peace Marti! Your Voice Will Carry On!

Marti was a pioneer warrior and was not afraid of speaking out and up for others who could not speak for themselves.  Her voice reached far and wide in the United States, Canada, Australia and United Kingdom. As a speaker at the Whistle Blower Summit in raising awareness, she would draw crowds who wanted to hear her speak.  

Marti had the gift of gab and an incredible wit that entertained her audience.  She had a mind like a steel trap and could remember information and share with anyone who would listen.  As Australia stated “As a person dies, a library is burned to the ground” – how true this is for Marti.  She worked tirelessly for the sum of zero dollars as she volunteered her research and time hosting as well producing other hosts programs. 

Marti was a warrior and a friend who loved her family and friends.  She always spoke about her sons, granddaughters and her great grandchildren.  Marti will never be forgotten and her legacy will continue with people speaking out and telling their truth and spreading light. 

Join us and call in and share your love of Marti.  

LISTEN to the archived show  >>HERE<<

What Was it All For? Veterans Have Finally Turned On America’s Endless Wars

July 21, 2019

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“So consider this a plea to Congress, to the corporate media establishment, and to all of you: when even traditionally more conservative and martial military veterans raise the antiwar alarm – listen! And next time the American war drums beat, and they undoubtedly will, consider this article encouragement to do what Keith and I promised way back when.”

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(Antiwar) It is undoubtedly my favorite part of every wedding. That awkward, but strangely forthright moment when the preacher asks the crowd for any objections to the couple’s marriage. No one ever objects, of course, but it’s still a raw, if tense, moment. I just love it.

I suppose we had that ubiquitous ritual in mind back in 2007 when Keith – a close buddy and fellow officer – and I crafted our own plan of objection. The setting was Baghdad, Iraq, at the start of the “surge” and the climax of the bloody civil war the U.S. invasion had unleashed. Just twenty three years old and only eighteen months out of the academy, my clique of officers had already decided the war was a mess, shouldn’t have been fought, and couldn’t be won.

Me and Keith, though, were undoubtedly the most radical. We both just hated how our squadron’s colonel would hijack the memorial ceremonies held for dead troopers – including three of my own – and use the occasion of his inescapable speech to encourage we mourners to use the latest death as a reason to “rededicate ourselves to the mission and the people of Iraq.” The whole thing was as repulsive as it was repetitive. More

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