employees? absolutely. ashley: they say this is the number one reason they are not coming back? yes. yes, people, we have a bunch of women working in here most of the time. you have a 250 pound man charging your store front with a concrete pole, you feel helpful. ashley: have you contacted city leaders at all? we ve been on the phone with them nonstop, it emzoos like until we went to the media to share our experience special show people what we were going through, they have not been responsive in the last four years, hopeful thoughts that things will get betters, we don t trust what they say anymore. ashley: as far as the possibility of packing up and leaving, you have been in the area for four years now. was this your dream job to open
so that affected, i think, the way that they charged. but i would also say that when we won the war, and the war ended, and we sort of moved on as a country and started doing all the other stuff that we needed to do in the post war period, i actually think that contributed to all that sedition defendants and all their betters in congress being let off the hook. people thought, hey, in terms of nazis, we went over there and fought them there and beat them and that threat is now over and we don t want to think about it. so these people who didn t get successfully prosecuted by the justice department sort of melt back into the sauce of american extremism. and in some ways, they ve haunted us ever since. here is one from pesci s poll. it s not a real name. one of those twitter names. what would you think is the number one take away for doj if they listened to the ultra podcast? which, i m sure they are.
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podcast started before the u.s. got into world war ii. then the actual grades to addition trial that is the basis for the back half of the podcast, it takes place starting in 1944. during most of 1944, which point we are deep into the war. part of the way that they brought those charges was not just that they were ultra right fascist groups plotting to overthrow the u.s. government, but they were doing so in conspiracy with the not sees, with the hitler government in germany, which we were than at war with. so that affected the way that they charleston. i would also say that when we won the war, and the war ended, and we sort of moved on as a country and started doing all of this extra stuff we wanted to do in the post war period, that contributed to all of the defendants and betters, and congress being left off the hook. people thought that in terms of nazism, that threat, we went over there, we fought them there, and we beat them.
brought those charges was not just that they were ultra right fascist groups plotting to overthrow the u.s. government, but they were doing so in conspiracy with the not sees, with the hitler government in germany, which we were than at war with. so that affected the way that they charged it. i would also say that when we won the war, and the war ended, and we sort of moved on as a country and started doing all of this extra stuff we wanted to do in the post war period, that contributed to all of the defendants and betters, and congress being left off the hook. people thought that in terms of nazism, that threat, we went over there, we fought them there, and we beat them. that threat is now over, we don t want to think about that anymore. these people who did not get successfully prosecuted by the justice department melted back into the sauce of american extremism. in some ways, it has haunted ever since. here s one from pesci s poll,