Iran is being held partially responsible for a terrorist attack in Saudi Arabia, and families of the victims can try to win some of the $254 million compensation. The Department of State is strongly urging U.S. citizens to put off travel to Lebanon because of a dangerous environment brought on by ongoing demonstrations and political tensions in the country. Denver International Airport was able to open two of its 12 runways Friday afternoon, two days after two feet of snow and high winds forced the airport to close.
00:00:46.000The level of threat against the United Kingdom is of an unparalleled nature and growing.
00:00:50.000Civilians facing a far graver threat now than they did in the Second World War, according to the Metropolitan Police Chief, London's Commissioner Sir Ian Blair, telling the BBC it would take intelligence services years to penetrate Al-Qaeda and its operatives.
00:01:05.000Tehran is being held partially responsible for a terrorist attack in Saudi Arabia.
00:01:09.000USA is coming on as more reporting from Washington.
00:01:11.000The government of Iran has been held partially responsible for the deadly bombings of Khobar Towers in Saudi Arabia.
00:01:18.000Members of Hezbollah in Saudi Arabia also participated.
00:01:21.000American airmen and their families were housed in the complex.
00:01:28.000The ruling by a federal judge in Washington marks the first time Iran has been named.
00:01:33.000Now families of the victims can try to win some of the $254 million compensation.
00:01:39.000Connie Law, USA Radio Network News, Washington.
00:01:42.000The Department of State is strongly urging U.S.
00:01:44.000citizens to put off travel to Lebanon because of a dangerous environment brought on by ongoing demonstrations and political tensions in the country.
00:01:52.000The warning was issued Friday and also urges American citizens already in Lebanon to give careful consideration to the risks of staying there.
00:01:59.000A similar travel warning was issued in September.
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00:03:05.000The prosecutor in the alleged assault on an exotic dancer during a Duke University lacrosse team party dropped some of the charges Friday against the three players, but they are still facing other equally serious felony charges, and the attorneys for the players calling on District Attorney Mike Nyfong to, quote, do the right thing and drop the case.
00:03:22.000Attorney Wade Smith spoke to the defendants and their families.
00:03:24.000Mr. Nyfong, if you are listening, do the rest of this.
00:03:30.000in this case, because there isn't a case to break.
00:03:34.000The players have denied all the allegations made by the woman.
00:03:37.000Their attorneys have questioned I-Fong's handling of the case, as have many others, and the alleged withholding of DNA test results that would benefit the defense's case.
00:03:44.000Denver International Airport was able to open two of its 12 runways Friday afternoon.
00:03:50.000Two days after two feet of snow and high winds forced the airport to close, thousands of stranded travelers spent the last two nights at the airport.
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00:04:28.000800-804-4720 800-804-4720 The wheels of Space Shuttle Discovery touching down on the runway just as the sun set on the Kennedy Space Center Friday.
00:04:41.000NASA was able to land the shuttle in Florida after waving off the first attempt for bad weather.
00:04:45.000Shuttle Commander Mark Polanski relayed his thoughts to Mission Control once Discovery finally came to a stop.
00:05:07.000And another not-so-positive story out of Florida.
00:05:09.000Florida Marlins all-star pitcher, Dontrell Willis, free on bail after being arrested before dawn Friday by a Miami Beach police outside a nightclub on charges of driving while intoxicated.
00:05:19.000Willis refused a breathalyzer test after being approached by police.
00:05:23.000He was booked into Miami-Dade County Jail for eight hours before being released.
00:07:53.000We've syndicated this broadcast now for the last two months.
00:07:55.000Out of the studios of NewsRadio, 590K, LBJ, quite a few stations already picking the show up, and a whole bunch lined up to pick it up in the new year, when they can change their programming all over the country.
00:08:06.000And not just on the AM and FM dial, but also on global, shortwave, the internet, and of course, via satellite.
00:08:13.000We have a special guest coming up in the next hour.
00:08:25.000She, of course, is a Ph.D. in anthropology from the University of Texas, 1990, specializing in Mayan languages and hieroglyphic writing.
00:08:34.000She speaks the ancient language of Mayan fluently, and she was the language specialist for the film Apocalypto, hired by Mel Gibson to assist the different actors, and then, of course, in post-production to make sure that they got it right, resurrecting this ancient in post-production to make sure that they got it right, resurrecting She'll be joining us in studio in the next hour.
00:08:57.000I've been told she just called and is in transit here now.
00:09:00.000We're very thankful for that, because last week I read a Statesman article on air where a UT art assistant professor, oh the art teachers now, know everything, saying that the film was inaccurate, but then they couldn't give any real reasons, just saying, oh it's so violent, oh this is terrible.
00:09:19.000Yes, there was human sacrifice, In the Mayan culture, but it wasn't a pious act.
00:09:29.000And that it's evil to talk bad about the human sacrifice.
00:09:34.000I have the Statesman article here in front of me.
00:09:37.000And so that's how politically correct and crazy things have gotten, is that you're not supposed to make a historical film.
00:09:43.000Now, they never set about to make a historical film, but it's extremely accurate.
00:09:47.000Of course, there's some things that aren't completely accurate.
00:09:50.000Like the anthropologist we have joining us has pointed out, you know, that eclipses don't last five minutes, you know, for the scene, but the point is Mel Gibson actually scaled back The true violence of the entire Mayan culture, particularly there at the end, the last hundred years or so, I guess, with the Aztecs, when some estimates are 20,000 people sacrificed in a holiday weekend.
00:10:19.000More conservative estimates are around 5,000-6,000.
00:10:22.000And I'm somewhat of a novice buff, you could say.
00:10:24.000I've read a few books about it, been to some of the pyramids, watched the History Channel shows.
00:10:28.000I don't claim to be some expert, but it was very accurate from what I knew.
00:10:32.000And of course, my mom took a lot of Mesoamerican studies.
00:10:47.000They call themselves politically correct liberals, are just freaking out, saying, don't show our dear Mayan culture in this way.
00:10:55.000So we're going to bring you an anthropologist expert, an academic who's been all over the Mesoamerican world and for many years studying this, and of course, who's also one of the leading Experts on reading these hieroglyphs.
00:11:13.000She's going to speak some in the language for you that is used by the Mayans, still used by some of them down in Mexico today, or at least kind of a compilation of that ancient language with the Spanish and some other things.
00:11:30.000So she's going to be in studio doing that in the next hour.
00:11:34.000Right now, big developments this week.
00:11:37.000You know, I took off Thursday and Friday, went to LA for some business meetings concerning some projects I'm working on in the future.
00:11:45.000And so I was out of town, and when I got back, I got in front of the computer and saw all the news that had been broken at PrisonPlanet.com and InfoWars.com the last few days.
00:11:56.000I knew we were working on these stories, but now we have them up there for you.
00:12:01.000Government Biological Weapons Legislator says 2001 anthrax attacks part of government biowarfare program, and that all the evidence shows that it's an inside job government attack.
00:12:15.000And he also says that the 9-11 story is a complete and total fraud.
00:12:20.000Dr. Francis A. Boyle says the FBI has also covered up the facts of the case.
00:12:26.000Boyle is a leading American professor.
00:12:28.000I've got him on my syndicated weekday show tomorrow.
00:12:30.000Practitioner and advocate of international law.
00:12:33.000He was responsible for drafting the Biological Weapons Anti-Terrorism Act of 1989, the American implementing legislation for the 1972 Biological Weapons Convention.
00:12:43.000He has also served on the Board of Directors of Amnesty International, and it just goes on and on.
00:12:48.000He's a Ph.D. in political science, both from Harvard University and a bunch of others.
00:12:56.000I just can't go on with all the positions.
00:12:58.000He's gone public, got about 185 IQ, knows what he's talking about when it comes to terrorism, and he's going to tell you where that anthrax came from.
00:13:05.000Of course, we told you before the attacks, I said on September 11th, And of all places, the ADL picked it up and said, oh, look how evil Jones is.
00:13:14.000He says there's going to be a terror attack with bioweapons in the next month.
00:13:18.000That was what I was getting from sources in government.
00:13:21.000And, oh, lo and behold, the anthrax attacks popped up.
00:13:24.000Kind of like I said they're going to attack the World Trade Center two months before and blame it on their CIA asset Bin Laden and then that happened as well.
00:13:33.000In fact, I can even thank people that have attacked me in the press and the watchdog groups for their help in documenting that I've said these things.
00:13:41.000They like to attack me and then it comes true.
00:14:14.000It's now emerging the government was involved intimately.
00:14:17.000We'll be getting into that report for you.
00:14:21.000Also, there is a FAA air traffic controller.
00:14:26.000Who is speaking out now and after the break we'll get into that report for you and he's talking about the people that were actually inside the control towers when this was happening on 9-11 that there were clear orders to stand down and that regular procedures were blocked and he goes through the evidence Of the 9-11 drills, coinciding with it, and how 9-11, again, has to be an inside job.
00:14:51.000My inside job, at the bare minimum, elements within the government knew what was happening and allowed it to take place, and then you look at more and more of the evidence, the only thing that fits is total inside job.
00:15:02.000But the really big news, normally I don't pay attention to Time Magazine man or woman, person of the year, but this time it makes sense, and they're finally getting it.
00:15:29.000We will get into that for you as well after the break.
00:15:32.000And we'll integrate that with, there's a hint, Study of American's media use finds web finally passing newspapers and Americans are now watching or viewing or reading nine and a half hours of media a day totally plugged into the system.
00:15:48.000In the last decade it has increased from four and a half hours a day total media.
00:15:53.000I mean, so it's an exponential increase and the largest slice of that isn't TV, isn't even radio, isn't newspapers, it's the Internet.
00:16:03.000And internet news is starting to surpass porn.
00:16:07.000So, alternative news is now numero uno.
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00:17:33.000The United States seems to be celebrating over its triumph of reducing government debt.
00:17:37.000But the truth be told, public and private debt increased to a record high in 1999, reaching a peak of $14.8 trillion, marking 10.57% annual increase, outpacing its previous 10 years.
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00:21:03.000Well, this is the first time that it hasn't been a human being, that is an individual person.
00:21:09.000Person of the Year is you, and it's got a little
00:21:12.000reflective plastic tinfoil mirror on the cover and the plastic tinfoil mirror is affixed in what is a picture of a computer screen that's saying because of YouTube and Google Video we're now all able to put ourselves out there and that it's fracturing the mainstream media and basically taking over most the viewers the television had left and that is indeed true hundreds of millions of people
00:21:43.000Just in North America, every single week, go online and watch videos.
00:22:02.000So now you see the mainstream media starting to panic, but a little bit too late.
00:22:06.000In fact, newspaper circulation is down by over 60% in the last decade.
00:22:11.000You'll see a press report saying, newspaper are down 9% in the last year.
00:22:18.000And this particular newspaper was down even more.
00:22:20.000Or the LA Times fared better, it's only down by 6%.
00:22:24.000But overall, newspaper circulation That is, how many newspapers they sell, how many subscribers they have, is down by 60 plus percent.
00:22:33.000And that's what major papers, in the last few years, getting caught inflating their list.
00:22:39.000Combining old lists of subscribers that they had, that they no longer have, in a desperate attempt.
00:22:45.000But I'll tell you what mainstream media is still good at, that is, especially the newspapers and television, is selling people advertising at vastly inflated prices.
00:22:56.000But then you get an alternative website, you know, that, say, has a hundred times the viewers of some local newspaper readers.
00:23:03.000But they can't even get money for advertising, but the mainstream media still can.
00:23:07.000So that's the last part of the paradigm that hasn't been completely shattered yet, is take Beelo.
00:23:14.000They own the Dallas Morning News, and I looked it up.
00:23:17.000The Dallas Morning News makes over $100 million a year, supposedly, in advertising.
00:23:23.000Well, Prison Planet and most of their supposed newspaper readers or viewers are online.
00:23:30.000Well, PrisonPlanet.com, if you go to Alexa.com, and some of it, as I've said many times, you can go look it up right now, if you go to Alexa.com, the big rating services, you can see that PrisonPlanet.com is the same size right now, and it's starting in the trend to surpass DallasMorningNews.com.
00:23:45.000But we basically make enough money to pay my employees, and that's about it.
00:23:50.000And frankly, we're not aggressive with advertising.
00:23:53.000I'm not out there even really looking for it.
00:23:55.000But the point is, is that they know how to have an illusion and go out and make a hundred million dollars off of the visitors and readers that they have.
00:24:07.000It's the same thing with RushLimbaugh.com.
00:24:27.000And there's one more little part of the paradigm that hasn't been discovered yet.
00:24:32.000I'm just as an alternative media person who kind of interfaces with mainstream media trying to give you an idea of this from our own personal experience just here at the microscopic level.
00:24:45.000Take what's happening with YouTube and Google Video.
00:24:51.000They are, and again those are quote mainstream owned, but they are totally supplanting the old media order.
00:24:59.000How are they going to try to reverse that?
00:25:01.000But one of the few little parts of this paradigm that still hasn't been shattered is, though in major polls, 84% and that number has come up many times in the last few months in scientific polls, 84% don't approve of Congress.
00:25:16.00084% don't believe the official story of 9-11.
00:25:18.000Uh, Cheney only has a 12% approval rating.
00:25:25.000But for the first time, you have people totally not trusting either party, the system being exposed, and being in a lot of trouble.
00:25:31.000To the point of Time Magazine has to say, person of the year is you!
00:25:36.000Come by our magazine with a tinfoil cover and look at yourself in it and feel important and powerful!
00:25:41.000That gimmick is not gonna work with people!
00:25:43.000They've had a taste of freedom, they've had a taste of the alternative, and now the establishment's moving to shut down the web, restrict it, tax it, regulate it.
00:26:26.000But let me get back to what I was saying.
00:26:28.000The final piece of the paradigm that hasn't been shattered is this.
00:26:32.000Number one, alternative media doesn't make the money anywhere near, one-one-thousandth on average that I've looked at, what it should be versus these big giants, okay?
00:26:42.000And that's because the belief is still there, the aura of mainstream media, the power of mainstream media, the fancy teleprompters and the info babes with the collagen-filled lips, and the guys in the $3,000 suits wearing $500 ties, And reading off a teleprompter, delivering every word perfectly crafted.
00:27:06.000People still feel like that's the establishment, and that's the final word, and everybody thinks they're a bunch of liars and propagandists, but we still feel like we're alone.
00:27:15.000People haven't figured out yet that the original old paradigm has been shattered, though the worm is now turning, and that's being discovered.
00:27:24.000So it is extremely, extremely exciting.
00:27:28.000Person of the Year is you, Time Magazine.
00:27:33.000And that's exciting because, again, and they go into admitting that the mainstream media is in deep trouble.
00:27:39.000All they can try to do now is basically set the trends, set the fads, and hope that everyone in the alternative starts parroting it, and regurgitating it, and repeating it, and that's not going to happen either.
00:27:50.000But some scary numbers out of the Associated Press here at year end, along the same lines, headline, Study of American Media News finds Webb finally passing newspapers.
00:28:04.000Americans spend more time watching TV, listening to the radio, serving the internet, and reading newspapers, it seems, than anything else except breathing.
00:28:12.000In fact, media use has risen every year since the start of the decade, helped by faster and easier ways to get information, entertainment, according to statistics in the new government report.
00:28:22.000Next year, Americans are projected to spend more than nine and a half hours a day with the media.
00:28:30.000Those hours spent doing two things at once, such as watching TV and using the Internet, are counted twice in the report.
00:28:39.000Then it goes through the numbers that the Internet has now eclipsed print media, that is newspapers, and is fast eclipsing television, and is already the largest piece of the pie.
00:28:52.000And then if you look at that piece of the pie, people on the Internet, porn is number one, You can go to Google.
00:28:58.000They have tracker charts, statistics very accurate to look at this.
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00:33:53.000The first stage in winning the war against corruption is knowing exactly who the people are that are taking our liberties and freedoms.
00:34:01.000And that's both political parties bought off by big special interests, global corporations, that are dismantling our country's sovereignty right now.
00:34:18.000We have Barbara McLeod out there in the green room and she was one of the main anthropologists working on the film Apocalypto and last week I got on the radio on the Sunday show and talked about what a great film it was and just from my novice research You know, watching the History Channel, reading a few books about it, going down to quite a few of the pyramids, as many of you have done, in Mexico.
00:34:44.000It's fascinating stuff that the film was pretty darn accurate.
00:34:48.000It actually held back how violent the Aztecs really were.
00:34:55.000And then I got sent a little article or a little piece that Marber had put together and she talked about, you know, they would tie people up and roll them down the steps.
00:35:07.000They would rip their jaws off and ritualize torture.
00:35:10.000And just, of course, then this weekend I was in Los Angeles and I had some time to watch TV and I saw a History Channel special on the Aztecs about how they would skin people and wear their skins.
00:35:20.000This is pretty interesting stuff and she's an expert on it.
00:35:24.000And so we will talk about Apocalypto and this UT assistant professor of art who said how horrible the film was and how evil Mel was and how he showed him like a bunch of heathen.
00:35:42.000Now, certainly all cultures have engaged in these types of behaviors.
00:35:46.000When we talk about the Romans and their ritualized killing in the arena, we say it's bad.
00:35:51.000Or when we talk about the things that Hitler did, we say it's bad, as well we should.
00:35:55.000Or when we talk about the Druids, it's been a National Geographic, their human sacrifices, that wasn't on the scale of the Aztecs there at the end of the Mayan The total free number to join us all over the country is 877-590-KLBJ.
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00:36:36.000Government Biological Weapons Legislator, top scientist and professor, says the 2001 anthrax attacks were part of government bio-warfare program.
00:36:45.000I'm interviewing him tomorrow on my weekday syndicated show, and just a lot more.
00:36:50.000Right now, Let's go ahead and talk to Carl.
00:36:55.000Carl didn't call in first, but it says he disagrees.
00:37:11.000I think it's all very interesting, and I think what you say is true, but what you indicate that you're somehow that Whether YouTube or the people waking up is going to somehow make the New World Order back off and our country is going to opt out of it, you don't believe that really deep down inside.
00:37:32.000With all that you know about the New World Order and the malevolent forces behind it, You're naïve enough to believe that they're going to say, okay, you woke too many people up, so we're going to leave the biggest economy in the world out of our deal.
00:37:43.000Well, let me first ask you a question.
00:37:45.000For people that just tuned in for the first time, tell them what the New World Order is first.
00:37:49.000Okay, it's the international bankers, it's the Illuminati, the CFR, all the groups that are going to ultimately, with your own words... The groups who now are on C-SPAN saying they're creating a North American Union, one world government.
00:38:26.000They thought it was the end of the world with Hitler and said don't fight him.
00:38:29.000They thought it was the end of the world, you know, in 1776 and told the founders don't fight.
00:38:34.000Number one, I have a duty to fight corruption.
00:38:36.000Number two, I wouldn't be here doing this if I didn't think we had a chance to save this country, keep us out of these global wars for empire, and at least scale back the corruption.
00:38:47.000History shows over and over again that tyranny gets worse and worse until people finally stand up against it, or until the government itself, the system, collapses.
00:38:56.000We're about to be talking about that in the next hour, as Rome did, as the Aztecs did in Mesoamerica, You know, all these cultures have.
00:39:04.000It's the same thing we're talking about right now.
00:39:06.000So I know, sir, I've seen right here in Texas where we've beaten, you know, bills to put transponders and all the inspection stickers to give us tickets as we drive down the road and track us, or we've beaten gun legislation against the Second Amendment, or we've beaten, you know, all this other legislation.
00:39:21.000I've seen us beat stuff at the federal level.
00:39:23.000We've also had a lot of defeats, but I haven't... Listen, I have an attitude of, I love this country, I love my family, I think that's wonderful that you do that and everybody should do that.
00:40:10.000Pray, but I guarantee you they're going to get the United States.
00:40:12.000Well, I'll tell you what Thomas Jefferson said, and I appreciate your call.
00:40:15.000And I gave you a lot of time, but just the defeatist talk really gets me mad.
00:40:20.000Number one, you've got to believe you can win a fight.
00:40:23.000I mean, if you go into a fight and you're not going forward, and this is in business or a physical fight or anything, and if you don't have the momentum and you don't go into it 110%, I'll guarantee you you're going to lose if you're fighting a serious foe.
00:40:38.000But just this talk about how we can't do a damn thing and how they're too big and they're too tough and the corruption is too serious, the only thing that may sink us Is that we ourselves have become decadent.
00:40:52.000We took the milk and honey, the incredible success of our forefathers and mothers, our forebearers, and we have squandered it and we have become decadent.
00:41:02.000And that's the biggest thing we have working against us.
00:41:05.000But listen, 97% of Americans are against these no You know, no toll road trackership toll roads.
00:41:15.00099% are against the Supreme Court rulings about private property grabbing by private interest.
00:41:23.00090 plus percent are against total open borders.
00:41:26.000And the government is going, we don't care what you want, we're going to do what we want.
00:41:29.000But that's causing an even bigger awakening.
00:41:31.000So I agree that the establishment doesn't care what we say, and it's just going forward.
00:41:36.000But I'm telling you, there is a force, a sleeping giant, that is rising big time against that in every way.
00:41:43.000Let's go ahead and talk to George in Florida.
00:42:02.000Yes, I was coming home from work and a cop showed me a policy thing that all vehicles will be checked and you're going to be subject to a field sobriety test and I just flat out refused.
00:42:13.000I just said I don't have to by court, by court, by court case.
00:42:16.000Hey, I'll tell you what, I'm going to put you on hold.
00:42:18.000I want to hear what happened to you when we get back from break.
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00:49:30.000It was like a random thing, and I just said, um, no, you cannot search my car without a warrant.
00:49:34.000And they showed me a piece of paper and said, we got all the authority we need.
00:49:37.000No, I know, because their policy says, no, the Fourth Amendment is still in force, and it's totally criminal what's happening.
00:49:45.000The state police were trying it in Texas a few years ago until they got sued, and then now they're trying to pass legislation to where they can violate the Fourth Amendment.
00:49:54.000You can't just randomly pull cars over and demand to search them.
00:49:57.000Well, there's a Florida statute passed back in 1855, which says any executive officer under a sworn affirmation violates someone's constitutional rights is considered a felony.
00:50:33.000Well he even said these cops are punks today and uh... basically when I came down the police chief apologized and I just told him, I said he ain't got no authority to override someone's orders.
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00:51:59.000You know, James Brolin told you that September 11th was inside out.
00:52:03.000How did he get the information actually?
00:52:06.000Well, actor James Brolin and legendary director David Lynch have gone public saying they question the official story because it doesn't make sense and it looks like a fraud to them.
00:52:18.000Let's go ahead and talk to Robert in Aurora, Colorado.
00:52:40.000at home and we met after church today and had a long talk about he his mother and myself and uh his eyebrows were raked he had questions about the uh plane going into the pentagon and so forth well i'll tell you i was in la working that was one of the things this is a consulting side issue on getting loose change into theaters nationwide by the middle of next year maybe even earlier a final edition some footage that i've shot is going to be in it and those guys are doing just a
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01:01:21.000London's Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Ian Blair on the BBC.
01:01:25.000Brits facing a far graver threat now than they did in the Second World War, according to Blair.
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01:08:36.000My mom had taken some of that stuff in college.
01:08:38.000So I guess that's why the books were laying around, and I'd read them.
01:08:42.000And so, you know, being a novice, I guess I knew more than the general public, so I knew that down there they did have human sacrifices, depending on which tribe it was.
01:08:50.000You know, the Aztecs killing thousands, and then other tribes and parts of history at the same time killing less.
01:08:56.000And then I saw a story in the Statesman Really attacking Mel Gibson.
01:09:01.000Like he's trying to make them all look like a bunch of barbarous killers and, you know, he makes them look bad.
01:09:05.000And there was this UT assistant professor who made some interesting statements.
01:09:12.000In fact, I have them here in a story we put together.
01:09:15.000She said that the Osmerger-Statesman story excused human sacrifice as valid, a pious act, and done with solemnity.
01:09:27.000And regardless of how you view human sacrifice, I think Mel Gibson's allowed to make a movie about it and depict it.
01:09:34.000And people are always wanting attention to Mesoamerica.
01:09:37.000This is the second big movie that's ever been made about it.
01:09:40.000And it's been number one at the box office for two weeks.
01:09:52.000And I don't think that's what Mel Gibson was really trying to do here.
01:09:55.000I think he was trying to make an action adventure movie.
01:09:59.000But joining us in studio for the rest of the hour...
01:10:04.000There's a lady who worked prominently on the film, and she's Barbara McLeod, and she is an academic Ph.D.
01:10:12.000in anthropology from the University of Texas, 1990, specializing in Mayan languages and hieroglyphic writing, and she can speak the Mayan language, and is one of the leading experts on it, and was hired to work on the film, work closely with Mel Gibson.
01:10:29.000And I was pleased last Tuesday, or was it Wednesday, I got an email Uh, from her, uh, to our website, uh, you know, in a defense of Mel Gibson, talking about some of the things that aren't accurate, some of the things that are accurate, and, you know, talking about, you know, certainly, uh, there was violence going on with the Mayan and the Aztecs, but enough of that.
01:12:53.000And not just any old Maya artifacts, not just pots lying around.
01:12:55.000All of you have this, but when you think about what these artifacts are telling us, it looks like it's a collection of sacred water.
01:13:04.000That's why they put these pots under dripping stalactites.
01:13:07.000And there's a sacrificial complex that we're still trying to understand.
01:13:11.000But I think they may have marched sacrificial victims down into the caves and then, in a ritual context, dispatched them and often decapitated them.
01:13:20.000I've found... I've, again, been the first person to find this stuff.
01:13:24.000I've found walled-off corners of cavern chambers with piles and piles of skulls all covered over with flowstone.
01:13:31.000Closer examination you find the first vertebra indicating that it was decapitation and then you find headless bodies lying around in the rest of the cave.
01:13:40.000There's a large sacrificial complex that took place in caves.
01:13:43.000Now we know that those cultures, I mean I've read this, you're the expert, they also would bound women and children and throw them into cenotes.
01:13:53.000There were times when they did make offerings of women and children, but generally speaking it was males, and generally speaking it was, at least from the picture they tell us, warriors.
01:14:04.000It was captives taken on the battlefield, for the most part.
01:14:07.000But toward the end of the Classic Period, we're talking about 750 to 800 AD, somewhere in there, there was wide-scale warfare among the Maya.
01:14:16.000And in that case, it wasn't, I don't think it was simple ritual warfare, it was competition for vital resources, which is land, water, and labor.
01:14:25.000And so they're at each other's throats.
01:14:26.000You suddenly see lots and lots of evidence of very quickly installed fortifications and just general evidence of destruction of buildings.
01:14:34.000Were these different kings escalating the sacrificing as a way to also intimidate their rivals?
01:14:40.000Well, there's no clear evidence that they were escalating the sacrificing.
01:14:44.000There's at least nowhere near on the scale that you see in Apocalypto.
01:14:48.000In Apocalypto the story that we're being told is that they're escalating sacrificing because they're being beset by drought and several kinds of plagues and I don't have any I can't provide any archaeological evidence for this kind of thing.
01:15:02.000But it's clear that they made sacrifices, both animals and humans, to propitiate the gods, to have favorable weather, and to have the gods' support in warfare.
01:15:16.000Now, in the movie, they bend the people over kind of like a round pole, but then I've seen these chalk mules, you know, the person sitting, With their knees up on their elbows, and the tour guides were saying that's where they bent them over and cut their hearts out.
01:15:31.000What would the difference be in those different sacrificial altars?
01:15:36.000Well, the sacrificial altars that they bent them over, I mean, there's archaeological evidence of that.
01:15:40.000It's probably very much like what you see depicted in the movie.
01:15:43.000In fact, there are Maya monuments that show sacrificial victims lying on their backs, draped dead.
01:15:50.000Over these monuments with the heart sitting right on top of the chest, indicating that it's just been excised.
01:15:56.000And it's a central theme on a Maya monument.
01:16:00.000And there are, in archaeological context, stones that appear to have been used for this.
01:16:04.000The chakmals are Thought to be receptacles for hearts after they were extracted.
01:16:11.000So they didn't use them to actually support the victim during the event.
01:16:16.000They would, because they've got this little shallow bowl in them, that they would place the hearts.
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01:21:25.000The Mayanists, or whatever you want to call them, the local Aztec groups, They like to say that there either wasn't human sacrifice going on, or if it was, it was extremely limited, and it was loving and sweet, and it wasn't bad.
01:21:40.000And my question is, is skinning people, is cutting their hearts out, is ritual torture loving and good, and are we worthy to talk about it?
01:21:48.000I mean, that's kind of the attitude, like, oh, it's so wonderful and good, you're not really even, you're not worthy.
01:21:54.000I've gotten emails, you're not even worthy to discuss it.
01:21:57.000So we're talking to a really serious academic and researcher, She's got a PhD in Anthropology, and she's Barbara McLeod.
01:22:04.000She worked big time on the film, number one in the country, second week in a row, Apocalypto.
01:23:07.000I mean, if you're going to tell the whole story of the ancient Maya, you know, especially if you're going to try to do it and placate the people who want all of their positive accomplishments given equal time, you'd have a ten hour movie.
01:23:22.000And there's no way, you know, you can't, you can't You can't put that out there.
01:23:26.000You can't sell that to the American people.
01:23:28.000Why do these people have a problem with the film if it didn't show ritual skinning or tying people up in a ball and rolling them down the steps?
01:23:39.000I mean, it didn't show ripping the jaws off, as you mentioned in your email.
01:23:44.000Well, I think it's because it did show a level of violence that the Maya We're not, as far as we know, engaged in, but the Aztecs were, at least from the reports of Bernal Diaz del Castillo, who is a main chronicler of the conquest of Central Mexico.
01:24:04.000He reported in great detail that the Aztecs did things like that in vast numbers of people, or too vast numbers of people.
01:24:11.000He was saying 20,000, but people are now estimating it was probably thousands.
01:25:39.000So we do have a bloodlust issue somewhere deep down and a lot of human culture has been focused on containing that or channeling it and it gets channeled into warfare that's where it mostly goes or occasionally it gets channeled into religion and a lot of ancient peoples and some modern peoples have rights of animal sacrifice or human sacrifice and I think that one of the burdens upon us or at least one of the
01:26:09.000One of the directives that we have to address is how do we spiritualize that?
01:26:13.000How do we get past that primeval bloodlust?
01:26:17.000How do we channel it into something that is worthwhile and loving and good?
01:26:22.000Now, you worked closely with Mel on the film.
01:26:29.000Well, he was a fascinating guy to watch.
01:26:31.000There was one week where we had something like 10 to 12 hour days and he was there almost all the time.
01:26:38.000And he is on top of every nuance of that film, and he's a guy that just doesn't seem to be able to sit still.
01:26:45.000If he wasn't, he'd sit down for about 15 seconds, then he'd be up and walking all around, and you know, when we weren't actually engaged in the ADR in the sound studio, which is, you know, there's a very sensitive set of microphones, and the actors are up there at the microphones, and they've got cues to overdub
01:27:03.000what they see on the screen with the line and you're trying to make sure it's as accurate as possible there to to help them make it as accurate as possible to correct any errors that may have been in the original script and also to add off off-camera lines and I was working with a young man named Nicolas pot and it's important to acknowledge him He's a native speaker who lives in Los Angeles, but he doesn't speak much English at all.
01:27:27.000He and I were conferring constantly about the best way to say something, and so we really were a team in this project.
01:27:34.000And there were times when we were up on the computer upstairs, you know, writing dialogue as well, which then they could choose from in some of their off-camera lines.
01:27:42.000But Mel is just, I mean, I'm really impressed with him as a director.
01:27:46.000He's on top of every emotional nuance of that film.
01:27:49.000Everything you see in there has passed muster with him.
01:27:54.000And especially the character development.
01:27:56.000And I think the character development in this film is just absolutely superb.
01:28:14.000He's got human skulls hanging off under his own chin and hanging off his shoulders.
01:28:20.000That's fairly realistic because the ancient Maya did sometimes decorate themselves with human skulls and human hands, skinned hands, stuffed and, you know, hung in little garlands around their neck.
01:28:33.000I mean, there's a lot of evidence of this kind of thing.
01:28:36.000So, I think one of the most powerful things about Apocalypto is the compassion that the audience just has to feel for Jaguar Paul and his community.
01:29:03.000Now, it was not quite realistic in the sense that during the period just before the Spanish arrived, Most of the people who were not actually in the urban centers were still attached to, affiliated with, and engaged in trade, commerce, and paying tribute.
01:29:19.000There weren't that many people who were living in purely travel vans.
01:29:29.000From what I've read, though, the Aztecs, and I'm talking about the Aztecs now, would march out to get captives for sacrifice.
01:29:38.000Well, then the Mayans did it too, but the Mayans from their own stories that they tell us suggest that it was done primarily in a battlefield context, where they'd go out and meet warriors from other cities.
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01:35:05.000I'll have to interview you during the week, during the weekday show.
01:35:07.000We were talking during the break, maybe Thursday, but let's now...
01:35:12.000Try to condense all the key areas we haven't covered yet.
01:35:16.000During the break, you were making a point about how he's basically collapsing these different cultures that had some of the same foundations and history into two and a half hours.
01:35:29.000I mean, as a storyteller, and you're trying to set a backdrop of a vast culture that's spanned thousands of years, you have no choice.
01:35:37.000You're going to have to collapse time, and you're going to have to make a kind of cultural mosaic.
01:35:42.000Uh, either that or you set your story completely accurately within one small time frame.
01:35:47.000And, you know, he chose as a narrator...
01:35:51.000to create characters that are larger than life and a backdrop that was spectacular visually and it is, it's sumptuous visually and he did it by collapsing a little bit of the pre-classic Maya culture into a chunk of the classic culture into a chunk of the post-classic culture and created something which didn't exist as far as we know we have no evidence that it was anything like that but he was made up of pieces that were that were accurate And it was not done in ignorance.
01:36:29.000In fact, he took three different, or the writers of that, took three different historical figures there in that area of the Carolinas and kind of put them together, because in two hours you've got to.
01:36:39.000You can't go show every character everything that happened.
01:36:42.000But it was all based on real things that happened.
01:36:46.000I think that the objection that arises about Apocalypto versus The Patriot or other things like I mentioned in my email, The Firm, which creates a rather distorted view of the legal profession in the United States, is that we assume that most of the audience, when they see a film like The Patriot or The Firm, know a little bit more about the background, the real background, and so they can contextualize what they see as a cultural mosaic or a mosaic of Of the sort you mentioned.
01:37:16.000Whereas a lot of people that see this film Apocalypto don't know anything about the Maya.
01:37:21.000And so the objection, which I don't share...
01:37:24.000is that the first time that people who are naive and innocent about the Maya see something about the Maya, then they should get something that's fair and balanced.
01:37:43.000I mean, who are the groups that just think they're the best things than sliced bread, and that you can almost worship the whole Mayan system, and they get, uh, these other academics who get really mad and almost act like That you're not even holy enough, I don't know about myself, to even try to discuss it.
01:38:00.000Well, first of all, a lot of these people are my friends.
01:38:03.000I've been in the field long enough that I know an awful lot of people in the field.
01:38:08.000And they aren't monolithic in their views about Apocalypto.
01:38:11.000I mean, looking at the debate that went on on this online list that I mentioned to you during the break, there are a lot of diverse views and there are some that support As I do, Mel Gibson's right to tell a story and to use whatever narrative devices he chooses to tell that story.
01:38:26.000As you mentioned at the beginning of the show, the core purpose, the core premise of the story is an action-adventure with a foot chase in it.
01:38:34.000That's what it was conceived as originally, before the Maya were even part of it.
01:38:44.000It was going to be more of Northern North America.
01:38:46.000And I'm not quite sure what led him to the Maya, but what he did decide on the Maya that he recruited Richard Hansen, who is a Maya archaeologist living in, he's affiliated with a project in Washington, D.C.
01:38:57.000He works for long periods of the year in Guatemala and he's Tremendously knowledge about knowledgeable about my archaeology, so he was the primary Resource on the archaeology and ancient culture and then you were the primary resource on getting the the language correct Actually, I was not I was I was not involved during the production phase in Mexico.
01:39:23.000Now, it occurred to me, while they were down there, to contact them and sign on, and I might have been able to do it, but I was just not able to leave Austin for such a long period of time.
01:39:32.000Now, they had other... Well, just reading press reports, you were the primary and the post-production.
01:39:37.000And the post-production... That's what I meant, making sure that it was all correct.
01:39:54.000I would say that he and I were the team that gave them what they needed, their post-production support.
01:40:01.000Now, when you're down in Mexico, you see the Mayan folks.
01:40:07.000Yeah, they look just like the folks in the movie, because Mel went and got a lot of the actual people that are indigenous down there to be in the film.
01:40:25.000It depends where you are, but in Yucatan, the language that was spoken 500 years ago was probably no more different from Modern Maya than the English that was spoken 500 years ago is from Modern English.
01:40:36.000It would differ primarily in terms of the vocabulary.
01:40:40.000There would be a lot of vocabulary that we have in Modern English, which would not have been in English 500 years ago.
01:41:04.000It has to do with the way we're hardwired as human beings, the way in which language evolves.
01:41:09.000How much evidence is there that there was trading between Asia and the Mayan culture?
01:41:14.000Because, you know, when you're down there, a lot of the places, their archaeology guys will say, we have jade that's only in Asia.
01:41:20.000And, you know, here at Tulum, the ships came in, It's certainly not impossible, and there are people that are very interested in trans-oceanic contact.
01:41:32.000As far as regular trade back and forth, I don't think there's much evidence of it.
01:41:39.000It's just when other ancient people made landfall in the Americas, and there certainly is some evidence that a Chinese expedition got to the west coast of the U.S.
01:41:49.000Well, we know Lee Farrickson was there at 1100 and something.
01:41:54.000So, yeah, I mean, there is this kind of definitely a lot of evidence of pre-Columbian contact.
01:41:59.000But as far as the Maya and other ancient people being regularly engaged in trans-oceanic trade, I don't think it's really, you know, we don't have any significant evidence of that.
01:42:09.000Um, nor any evidence that they, uh, interbred with Chinese people.
01:42:14.000I mean, they have Mongolian-type features because the best evidence suggests that they came over across the Bering Strait exactly over thousands of years... Well, they have the Mongolian spots, too.
01:42:26.000That you see in Asians, the purple spots that CPS think the children have been beaten, but no, Asians get purple spots on their backs when they're babies.
01:42:33.000I'm telling CPS workers out there, stop grabbing the Asian people and the Mexicans' kids, because those are there until they're about five.
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01:42:43.000There are a lot of people of Germanic origin who also have mongrel spot and the shovel-shaped incisors.
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01:49:16.000Are the skulls on poles real, the heads?
01:49:19.000Did they kill the winner or the loser?
01:49:22.000Well, I think the evidence really strongly points to the fact that they killed the losers.
01:49:27.000The idea of killing the winners and people playing to win so that they can be nobly sacrificed is kind of a fascinating idea, but I don't really think it's very realistic.
01:49:37.000But, nonetheless, there's a lot of evidence of human sacrifice at Chichen Itza.
01:50:21.000Well, what I have access to, and I've actually been involved in deciphering it, and I'm one of the people who deciphered this phrase, is the last time this came around, which was back in 3113 B.C., And the cycle is roughly 5,200 years.
01:50:36.000It's closer to 5,129 years because the core unit is not 365, it's 360.
01:50:44.000Now they had a solar year of 365 days, but what we're talking about is the great cycle of what they call the long count.
01:50:53.000And in that phrase, for the last time this event happened, it says, will be changed the hearth at the mouth of the sky.
01:51:02.000And I think that what I write into that and read into that is that the sky was seen as a house and the hearth is the core of culture within that house.
01:51:45.000In fact, there are ancient Maya monuments that cast forward into our times and beyond.
01:51:50.000And they make it clear that they expect things to carry on.
01:51:54.000The only thing they really say about it, and again, I've been very much involved in deciphering this, is that they expect to be able to keep the gods happy.
01:52:03.000How many of the professors and academics you work with are into this now and believe it?
01:52:10.000No, for the most part everybody disbelieves it.
01:52:16.000But I think that I'm one of the few who's really explored it.
01:52:18.000I have tried to build a bridge between the straight academic world and And the myth-makers, the people who are millenialists, who really want something.
01:52:28.000We're going to have to have you back before we run out of time.
01:54:22.000Well, there's really no strong evidence of affiliation with any Native North American groups, but there are some linguists who've attempted to create what they call macro-families, in which they've put some of the languages of the Northwest Coast, some of the languages of California that are now extinct, with the Mayans.
01:54:39.000And there are a lot of other people that don't agree with that, and I have to kind of sit on the fence with that.
01:54:47.000I mean, from the evidence you've got, how many thousands of years ago did these Asian nomadic tribes come out of Russia down into, what is Alaska today, and then down into Chile?
01:55:02.000Well, there are some people who claim it's as old as 50,000 or greater.
01:55:08.000They're going to be two, three ice ages ago.
01:55:10.000Based upon the types of tools that they find.
01:55:12.000I would take a somewhat more conservative view, but it's also territory that I don't command very well and say, well, 10,000 years.
01:55:19.000Well, what do the majority of the quote experts say?
01:55:21.000The last one, 12,000, or even before that?