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A conservative foreign affairs show hosted by Dwayne Thorn. Each of the show's "reports" is a reflection on each of the negative socio-economic aspects of American influence on the rest of the world during the Cold War. The show also takes in calls from different individuals that predictably shock or puzzle Dwayne based on its subject material. While the show would seem natural under the Republican years of Ronald Reagan, NWO might also be a satire of the right-wing opinion shows that have proliferated in the American media in recent years. | A conservative foreign affairs show hosted by Dwayne Thorn. Each of the show's "reports" is a reflection on each of the negative socio-economic aspects of American influence on the rest of the world during the Cold War. The show also takes in calls from different individuals that predictably shock or puzzle Dwayne based on its subject material. While the show would seem natural under the Republican years of Ronald Reagan, NWO might also be a satire of the right-wing opinion shows that have proliferated in the American media in recent years. | ||
*'''Dwayne Thorn''' – The [[wp:bellicose|bellicose]] host of the show, frequently proclaiming American superiority over the rest of the world. He is also a member of the [[Epsilon Program]] cult, as revealed when he says its mantra "Kifflom" when describing his religion. | *'''[[Dwayne Thorn]]''' – The [[wp:bellicose|bellicose]] host of the show, frequently proclaiming American superiority over the rest of the world. He is also a member of the [[Epsilon Program]] cult, as revealed when he says its mantra "Kifflom" when describing his religion. | ||
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