Sept 21, 2007 Foehammer interview on ‘Gathering Storm’

Wondering how to keep track of news that matters most? Jihad News Feeds

Sept 21, 2007 Foehammer interview on ‘Gathering Storm’

Published by Foehammer 2 years, 6 months ago in Foehammer, Radio and Podcasts. Tags: Foehammer, gathering storm, podcast, Podcasts, Radio, storm report.

For those of you that might be having trouble finding the link to this interview:

9/21/2007 - The Gathering Storm Weekly Storm Report with guest Foehammer

I have attached a podcast version (see below) that you may play instantly or download.

Thanks for listening, and thanks again to W.C. and Always on Watch for having me on as a guest.

Foehammer on The Gathering Storm Sept. 21, 2007 [60:17m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Print This Post

Related Posts

First Interview of Foehammer(56% )
For any of you that missed the live Blogtalkradio cast of my interview in the second half hour of The Gathering Storm’s weekly show, here it is: The
Foehammer ‘Gathering Storm’ interview tomorrow, Sept 21(41% )
I will return for another interview on Friday, September 21st over at The Gathering Storm. The Blogradio segment will run for approximately one hour. This will
August 17th, 2007: Foehammer scheduled for first ever Blogradio interview(32% )
It’s probably about time I gave everyone a heads-up on my upcoming interview on Friday, August 17th over at The Gathering Storm. The Blogradio segment
Stop Islamization of Europe(26% )
Cassandra has put together a great list of related links all with the goal of alerting more people to the dire threat to Europe from Islam.
Open Thread: Sept 16th(26% )
I hope everyone is enjoying their weekend (or did enjoy their weekend for those down in Australia). I may update with a link to a
Open Thread, Break Time and a Reminder(24% )
On the advice of several people, I’m going to take a break from posting on the Anvil for at least two days. I may reply

5 Responses to “Sept 21, 2007 Foehammer interview on 'Gathering Storm'”

Feed for this Entry Trackback Address

1 Gramfan |
+1 votes

Sep 21st, 2007 at 8:08 pm

Excellent!

This is completely OT, but it is very bothering I think. I am posting it in case there are some financial whiz kids out there:

independent.ie/opinion/analysis/r...-right-to-bin-laden-1083968.html

telegraph.co.uk/money/main.jhtml?...19.xml&DCMP=EMC-mcn_20092007

news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,22456467-5005961,00.html

and more
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=57749
2 Simone |
+1 votes

Sep 22nd, 2007 at 3:51 am

Great show, FH. I’m multi-tasking right now (typing and listening) -you’ve just finished talking about De Palma’s film. It’s so refreshing to hear these issues discussed in such an intelligent way. No, scratch that. It’s refreshing to hear these issues discussed full-stop (or ‘period’ as you would say in America).
3 Foehammer |

Sep 22nd, 2007 at 11:40 am

Thanks all. I’m getting a lot of positive feedback on this interview in my private emails and contacts this morning. It’s a good feeling to know that I’m making at least a little sense now and again.
4 heroyalwhyness |

Sep 23rd, 2007 at 12:14 am

Interesting show.

Yes, there is a noticable absence of patriotic movies these days. They exist, but rarely make it to the theatre.

Jeffrey Dahmer should have considered a career in entertainment since “SAW” meets the Hollyweird standard.

After previewing a portion of SAW (available on cable), I couldn’t help but think the theme could have been instructive for the methods of torture described in some individual accounts from the Bosnian/Serb/Croatian war theatre. But then, that wouldn’t meet PC standards.

1 1389 Blog Pages Backup — 1389 Blog - Antijihadist Tech Pingback on Dec 9th, 2007 at 12:09 am

DISCLAIMER: The comments in response to articles here are entirely the property of the respondents in question and these comments do not necessarily reflect the views or opinons of Foehammer or Foehammer's Anvil. Vulgar, off-topic and otherwise trivial commentary may be edited or removed without notice. Some comments may be automatically held for approval, filtered or otherwise delayed.