WZHF-AM

[DoctorStrangelove]

All the guns a sensible person could possibly want.

Texas is best for concealed carry.

Actually, he might be better off in Arizona.

Yeeeehaw.

[WTFH]

They don't want him in the US in case he crashes into Donald's Wall that the Mexicans are paying for.

[DoctorStrangelove]

When are you moving to the US?

All the guns a sensible person could possibly want.

Texas is best for concealed carry.

[BrilloPad]

When are you moving to the US?

People who crash cars into walls while distracted by the sexy squirrel in the passenger seat are not welcome. I knew there was one good thing about the states.

[greenlake]

When are you moving to the US?

[Zigenare]

The Justice Department on Monday welcomed a federal judge's ruling that a Washington, D.C., radio station must register as an agent of the Russian government, saying Americans "have a right to know if a foreign flag waves behind speech broadcast in the United States."

Except for the five seconds every hour during which it identifies itself, WZHF-AM has broadcast Radio Sputnik around the clock since December 2017.

On it, Washington-area listeners can hear the takes of hosts like Lee Stranahan, a former Breitbart News reporter; Eugene Puryear, twice the vice presidential candidate of the Party for Socialism and Liberation; and John Kiriakou, the former CIA analyst who first confirmed that the United States used waterboarding to interrogate al Qaeda prisoners.

Radio Sputnik is part of Rossíya Segódnya, the government news agency created in 2013 by Russian President Vladimir Putin.

In June 2018, the Justice Department ordered WZHF's owner, RM Broadcasting of Jupiter, Florida, to register as a foreign agent under the Foreign Agents Registration Act, a 1938 anti-propaganda law.

D.C. radio station is a Russian agent, federal judge rules

How very dare force honest foreign propaganda broadcasting radio to register as a "foreign agent"

When are you moving to the US?

[AtW]

The Justice Department on Monday welcomed a federal judge's ruling that a Washington, D.C., radio station must register as an agent of the Russian government, saying Americans "have a right to know if a foreign flag waves behind speech broadcast in the United States."

Except for the five seconds every hour during which it identifies itself, WZHF-AM has broadcast Radio Sputnik around the clock since December 2017.

On it, Washington-area listeners can hear the takes of hosts like Lee Stranahan, a former Breitbart News reporter; Eugene Puryear, twice the vice presidential candidate of the Party for Socialism and Liberation; and John Kiriakou, the former CIA analyst who first confirmed that the United States used waterboarding to interrogate al Qaeda prisoners.

Radio Sputnik is part of Rossíya Segódnya, the government news agency created in 2013 by Russian President Vladimir Putin.

In June 2018, the Justice Department ordered WZHF's owner, RM Broadcasting of Jupiter, Florida, to register as a foreign agent under the Foreign Agents Registration Act, a 1938 anti-propaganda law.

D.C. radio station is a Russian agent, federal judge rules

How very dare force honest foreign propaganda broadcasting radio to register as a "foreign agent"