The show covers various topics including the Terri Schiavo case, World AIDS deaths reaching new
heights, Second Amendment legislation, developments in Iraq, and Alex Jones' views on the ACLU. Bob
Schindler, Terri's father, updates the audience on the legal battle to save her life and criticizes
opponents for supporting the removal of her feeding tube due to political reasons. Schindler
emphasizes the importance of exposing the truth about the case and discusses potential legal
strategies to remove Terri's husband as her guardian.
Coming up, folks, on the show today, here in the third hour, World AIDS deaths, infections at new heights, and the global government is behind that, my friends.
We're also going to get into some new Second Amendment legislation and the latest developments of what's going on in Iraq, and of course your phone calls.
For those that just joined us or are tuning in for the first time, you'd have to be hiding under a rock to not have heard about the Terri Schindler Shivo case.
She's a lady who's not in a coma, not in a vegetative state, who could have been rehabilitated according to her own doctors.
Her husband, who's since common law married and has children with another woman, has not allowed her to have the medical settlement, has not allowed her to have any rehabilitation.
They then pulled their feeding tube for what, seven plus days, which would kill most people.
The legislature moved and passed a law so the governor could have the tube reinserted.
Now it's in the courts.
And the whole pro-death, euthanasia crowd has shown up in mass trying to push through legislation and court cases, fighting on multiple fronts to kill Terry.
But this case isn't about Terry and Terry's fight.
Terrysfight.org has video clips and a lot of the news stories there.
It's not just about her.
I mean, we've had Wall Street Journal writer Wesley Smith on, listing the names of people in Florida, among other states, where they beg for food and water, but the bioethics boards say, well, we're not going to allow you to have food and water, and they kill you.
This is on the record.
People who are talking.
Very dangerous precedent that's being set.
I want to go ahead and bring Bob Schindler, father of Terry on the show, to give us the latest developments.
For folks that don't know about this case, can you just recap in the next two minutes for them, then we'll come back and give them the latest developments.
unidentified
Well, essentially what's happening, you pretty much described it.
My daughter was displayed to the court as being in a persistent vegetative state.
Can you talk right into your telephone for me please?
unidentified
Yeah, I said my daughter was portrayed to the court as being in a persistent vegetative state and the court was also told that Terry orally made an end-of-life death wish and from that she was Essentially found, I guess, guilty by the court and ordered to be executed.
Ordered to be executed by dehydration, one of the most painful deaths known by medical science on the record.
You can't kill an axe murderer like this, but you can kill somebody's daughter like this, a human being.
unidentified
You know, it's really tragic what's happening in Florida and the courts now have lined up against the Governor and the legislature, because they had passed this law, it's called Harry's Law, to prevent her starvation.
And of course feel that the government is now intervening in an area where they don't belong, essentially.
So you've got yourself a real good dogfight going on here, and it's turned political as well.
And that's the sorry part about where Terry's kind of got lost in the shuffle.
And you've got rock bands showing up who are going to have live suicides on stage.
They think it's all great.
You've got the band Hell on Earth.
You've got the Hemlock Society running around.
I mean, it is a disgusting spectacle.
But we have forced the news to stop saying she's in a coma.
That at least is good.
unidentified
Well, yeah, finally, and that happened because of the videos that we got out there that prove that Perry is not in any type of coma or persistent vegetative state.
The other thing that we're trying to convey to people is her wishes.
Folks, all over Western Europe, Northern Europe, and England, they're now killing people who don't even want to be killed.
Here in the United States, believe it or not, and in the Wall Street Journal and other major publications, if somebody has said that they do not want to be resuscitated, or do not want medical care, then the bioethics board will take over later when they're paralyzed neck down, begging audibly, may I please have food, may I please have water, There are hundreds of people whose names we know they have killed who are begging for food and water.
They are setting the precedent to get rid of the old of the infirm.
The news tried to basically lie about Perry Schiavo and say that she was in a coma.
Then the video showed her following the balloon, smiling, trying to sit up.
Uh, her doctors, going back over many years, said that she could have been rehabilitated.
A few years ago, she was able to even eat food, but then all rehabilitation was denied to her.
Her estranged husband, who has children and is, uh, has a common-law marriage, uh, told people that he wanted to take care of her.
Oh, just sign rights over to me.
The family believed him and did it.
And we have Bob Schindler, the father of Terry Chabot.
And of course, this was a national case.
It's still big headlines.
We were covering it long before it was big news.
The governor, after seven days of her being denied water and food in her feeding tube, Uh, the legislature moved and passed Terry's law allowing him to block it.
He didn't even need that law to begin with, folks.
Now the courts are moving to remove the feeding tube again.
If you'd like to talk to Bob Schindler, have any questions or comments, you've called here asking me questions about it.
If you'd like to talk to him, the toll-free number is 1-800-259-9231.
1-800-259-9231.
Here's Bob Schindler, an expert on the case, the father of this young lady, who has been in a living hell, not being given treatment when she has infections.
Michael Schiavo refuses to give her care, refuses to release the million-plus dollars they got in a settlement to her.
Uh, the original medical report showed that she had trauma, uh, when she came into the hospital, broken bones, though they claimed it was a heart attack.
Uh, again, joining us is Bob Schindler.
Uh, Bob, there's an article here out of the Palm Beach Post today, Bush too late on Schiavo.
The case of Terry Schiavo, Governor Bush continues to put the state where it does not belong and continues to show that his intervention is more about politics than Miss Schiavo's welfare.
And it's a disgusting article saying, oh, it's doing her a favor to get rid of her.
Your comments, sir.
unidentified
Well, that all goes along with what I mentioned before, that this is termed political.
And the other part of it is you have the people who are advocating illegal euthanasia in the state of Florida.
Harry's case is like the trial balloon, and all these different organizations that are advocates of euthanasia have banded together to try and get the state to legalize that, and it's just a suicide.
Well, the government of the state, which is Governor Bush, they recognize, I believe, what's happening, and they're doing their darndest to offset these efforts.
But it's just a tragic thing that what's happened to Terry over the years is tragic, and it just continues, it seems, every day.
Bob Schindler, a father of Terry Schiavo, where is the case right now?
What's going on in the courts?
unidentified
Well, in the circuit court, there's a Judge Baird, his name is, in the 6th District Circuit Court, who is going to hear the Terry's law, and already came out and said beforehand that he believes it's unconstitutional, and that will happen sometime in the near future.
He'll make that declaration.
And hopefully we'll have an opportunity, or the governor's people will have an opportunity to appeal that in the appellate court.
But the attorney for Schiavo is asking that the court make this ruling without any hearings and just declare it unconstitutional and remove Tyrese Feedington.
How long until they rule and then possibly pull her feeding tube?
unidentified
Well, see, this judge could rule, we thought, almost any day, this Judge Baird.
And hopefully we will, the Governor's people will have an opportunity to appeal that in the appellate court, but what they're trying to do is to waive the appeal process.
Michael Shivo, the husband, brought your daughter in to the hospital, and now the medical reports have come out she had broken bones.
They then said it was a heart attack from a mineral deficiency.
And he came in and got you guys to sign over custody to him so he could, quote, streamline things.
Then they had a malpractice suit and won over a million dollars.
And he went to school to, quote, be a nurse because he wanted to take care of her for the rest of his life.
Then he denied the most basic care.
This is so important.
This is on the record.
He refused Uh, to allow her to have any type of therapy, though they were already feeding her, she was being rehabilitated, she was eating, folks, in her mouth, eating jello, eating food.
This is on the record.
Now there's this new disgusting twist in the media.
Here it is out of this editorial without a signature to it, as usual, by the Palm Beach Post.
So this is the feeling of the paper.
A report in the St.
Petersburg Times suggested that Terry Shiloh's parents, Mary and Bob Schindler, split with her son-in-law because they wanted ten thousand
dollars from the three hundred thousand that went to him
with a malpractice award the daughter's case another seven hundred thousand is gone
her care very shadows not not life and exploration
uh... linger exploitation linger on i mean you talk about uh... uh...
bad behavior that's that's michael covered this case i've reached our research and i've read
hundreds of articles on it and uh... you guys have the doctors and others on your side
and uh... what what i mean uh... you might want to investigate legal action
Petersburg Times.
unidentified
Well, what they're doing is, they're putting a spin on this thing to take the attention away from, you know, the husband and Terry.
There's evidence that is surfacing almost daily that indicates that he was responsible for Terry's collapse and hopefully that at some point in time he'll be prosecuted for that.
He keeps claiming that Well, I'll tell you what, Bob, we're going to break and if folks want to respond to this or have any questions or comments for you, it's 1-800-259-9231.
The Schindler case, folks want to know where it was right now.
And they could pull her tube any time, folks.
And then we'll have to sit there and watch her start dying again.
A lot of people die after five, six days.
She survived, what, seven plus days with no water.
That was amazing in and of itself, wasn't it, Bob?
unidentified
Yeah, that's the second time now that they've stopped their feeding.
Well, I want to talk about Terri's condition, too, when we get back, Bob, and take some calls, you know, when you're with her, how she's doing.
And if you want to see video clips of her, this person's puzzling in a comma, and now admit that's not true in the media, go to terrisfight.org or it's on prisonplanet.com as well.
We've got all the clips right there as well for you.
Coming up, I've got news on the Second Amendment, news on the economy, the war on, well, free countries that's going on under the guise of war on terror, what's happening with AIDS in Africa, a very serious issue.
We're talking to Bob Schindler.
We'll watch this case through to the end.
I hope that they'll allow her to have rehabilitation and to be taken care of.
But we are an aging population.
And they're trying to set the precedent to kill whoever they want, whenever they want.
Bob Schindler, let's take some calls.
Let's talk to Rodney in Texas.
Rodney, you're on the air.
Go ahead, sir.
unidentified
Yes, thank you for taking my call today, Alex, and also Mr. Schindler.
First of all, I want to start off by saying that I've been praying for God to extend a special portion of His Holy Spirit out to your daughter.
And the family so that they can remain strong, because it's been a very, very trying situation.
And I just want to say that, before I ask you about a comment I heard you make earlier, I was interested in a statement you made earlier.
You said that a number of groups had banded together in opposition to keeping Terry alive.
And I read that the ACLU was one of those groups.
And Alex, I wanted you to elaborate on this.
Recently, wasn't the ACLU one of the groups who protested the human rights violations down there in Miami?
And would you also like to comment on whether or not you think that that agency is kind of two-faced?
Well, what the ACLU does is they pick up some good things like the Patriot Act, they write the resolutions so they're weak, they go out and create bad case law, they defend rights that don't exist, and they will say it's a human right to be killed by the government, and so the ACLU overall is full of good people, but at the top it's very, very bad.
I mean, I had the local ACLU head Ruth Epstein walked up to me at the Patriot Act meeting, and she means well, she's a useful idiot, and she said, well I agree with you on the Bill of Rights except for the Second Amendment, it's not an individual right.
And I got into an argument with her, I just said, oh forget it!
So a lot of them are just useful idiot liberals, and they think, oh, right to die.
It's not right to die.
It's the right for the government to call somebody a vegetable that isn't a vegetable.
Bob Schindler, comments on the ACLU.
unidentified
Well, we were surprised that they actually came in support of Terry Poston.
We thought they would be coming in support of Terry.
And nevertheless, I mentioned organizations.
You have the Hemlock Organization as well.
That more than likely is funding a lot of the expenses that they're incurring, or adversaries are incurring.
And I also, in my opinion, and I say it's my opinion, that this is termed political, you have your newspapers who are anti-Bush, and they're coming out now, forgetting the consequences of what can happen to Terry, but they're opposing Bush.
Clearly, Michael Schiavo has been derelict in his duty as her guardian.
Clearly, he held out false reasons for all of this.
Clearly, he should lose his guardianship.
How does that happen, Bob Schindler?
unidentified
Well, it doesn't.
Well, it should happen.
But the particular judge that we're in front of has, I think, denied, we tried to remove him I think four times as guardian, and the judge continues to deny that.
We're about to finish up with John, Tim, and Jacob, and then that's going to be it for the discussion of Terry Schiavo.
And again, folks, if you study this case, there is so many nuances to it, so many lies, so much media corruption.
Just the stuff that happened with Larry King Live, how he gave Michael Schiavo about three times the time on the air that he was going to give the Schindlers, the parents.
Whatever happened with that, Bob?
unidentified
That was rescheduled to sometime in the future.
And we're not sure exactly when we'll make that appearance.
So basically, you've been doing everything right as a father would.
John raises a good point.
John in New York, anything else?
unidentified
To clarify, more specifically, the fact that he was coerced into signing the contract Under the pretenses that the guy was going to provide care, which was a lie, was a fraud.
Also, you could probably get a psychiatrist, obviously to be honest, to say that your daughter had just gone into this horrible state and that you were in no position just days after to be signing away your rights, and that was done under duress.
unidentified
That's all in front of Judge Greer in the 6th District, that's what.
And as I mentioned, there is a petition in front of the judge or a motion to remove Terry's husband.
And that's good news for not just Terry, but everybody.
We've got to expose, again, for people who don't know, they're killing people who are begging for food and water.
Please give me water.
We've listed the names.
This is going on.
Let's talk to Tim in Canada.
Tim, you're on the air.
Go ahead.
unidentified
Hi, Alex, and hi, Bob.
Hi, Tim.
Bob, I've been watching, you know, this, well, since it first became news, and listening to this show, it's been news for a long time, and I was going to ask you the question, you know, at what point you might take the law into your own hands, but I'm not going to ask you that question.
I just would suggest that there might come a point in time when you might have to get a group of people and get her out of that hospice.
You would have had guys pull guns on you the instant you agreed.
unidentified
Well, we were concerned that, you know, the people who were out there, and we've had a vigil there for the past six weeks, where people have been in front of that facility, and we don't want anyone to be harmed.
Yeah, that plays into their hands, but next time they pull the tube and it looks like she's going to die, what was it like watching her over seven plus days being denied water, Bob?
Well, it's like a line from that movie, The Quiet American, where the guy's son's dying of polio and he says, I don't care if he's crippled, I just don't want him to die!
unidentified
Well, I think she deserves a chance and that's what's been motivating us all these years.
She deserves an opportunity to get some type of care to help her and she's never had that.
It's just a feeling of nausea how she could promote this.
The thing is that her daughter is going to be marrying this guy and if you believe in I don't think I'd be that anxious to be participating in something like this.
And if it were harm, I think that God has a way of... Well, I'll tell you, the people involved in this have been busy, you know, digging a hole straight to Hades so they just can, you know, do one more little scoop and fall right in when they die.
unidentified
Well, it's just something that they're directly violating, I think, the will of God.
At some point in time, they're going to pay the piper.
