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The Ron Edwards American Experience: Trump Backs Lindsey Graham, Why? Guest Weapons Expert; Amy Holem - 250710 · The Ron Edwards American Experience V2

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Speaker 3: Well, well, well, good day, good day, hello, and how
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Speaker 3: are you. I'm Ron Edwards and welcome to the Run
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Speaker 3: Edwards American Experienced Talk Show and great to be with you.
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Speaker 3: Among the things that we have to cover today, oh yes,
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Speaker 3: we have a special guest. She's going to be here today. Yep,
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Speaker 3: Amy Hollham, yep, weapons expert. We're going to be talking
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Speaker 3: to her about certain weapons that I believe have been
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Speaker 3: being used against we the people via the weather. But anyway,
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Speaker 3: if there's anyone out there that's listening that knows President
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Speaker 3: Trump personally, if you run into him, if you visit him,
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Speaker 3: if you talk to him on the phone, would you
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Speaker 3: please ask him for me? Is he okay? Please ask
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Speaker 3: the president? Is he all right? The reason why I
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Speaker 3: say this is because President Trump is throwing his support
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Speaker 3: behind the world famous rhino and warmonger Lindsey Graham for
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Speaker 3: re election. President Trump has officially thrown his weight behind
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Speaker 3: Rhino Lindsey Graham, whose record includes climate panding, open borders showmanship,
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Speaker 3: and globe trotting war bating in the twenty twenty six
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Speaker 3: senatorial race. This is a very gump move, mister Trump.
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Speaker 3: You have to not go gump. Okay, Happy birthday to
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Speaker 3: Senator Lindsey Graham, Trump posted along with a smiling golf
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Speaker 3: course photo of the two. He's always there when I
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Speaker 3: need him, said Trump. And I hope everyone in the
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Speaker 3: great state of South Carolina will help Lindsey have a
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Speaker 3: big win this re election. But if the goal was
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Speaker 3: to rally the MAGA faithful around the career politician, uh oh,
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Speaker 3: Trump may be in for a big Heapham surprise because
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Speaker 3: most people who understand what MAGA is truly about. I
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Speaker 3: guess mister Trump is beginning to forget. Hopefully he's not
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Speaker 3: beginning to say slip. Lindsey Graham, who has held office
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Speaker 3: in two thousand and three, is seeking a fifth term
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Speaker 3: fifth in twenty twenty six, but his approval rating has
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Speaker 3: been circling the drain, and I hope it goes down
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Speaker 3: the drain and dries up completely. According to the Independent,
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Speaker 3: a recent Winthrop University poll showed him at just thirty
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Speaker 3: four percent, far behind South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster and
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Speaker 3: Senator Tim Scott. Hmmm, very interesting. Despite Trump's backing, many
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Speaker 3: grassroots conservatives are asking why why the leader of the
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Speaker 3: America First movement is aligning himself will a man who
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Speaker 3: has repeatedly sided with Democrats on key issues like the border,
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Speaker 3: illegal immigration, the asinine climate change, in foreign wars. Why,
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Speaker 3: mister Trump, Why why are you doing this? I don't
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Speaker 3: understand it. You're one of the smartest people around, mister Trump,
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Speaker 3: But are you slipping Have you caught a little bit
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Speaker 3: of bideniis I don't know, this is I don't mean
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Speaker 3: to be disrespectful, sir, but this is dangerous. Lindsey Graham
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Speaker 3: Cracker is a no good is a no goodnick? I mean,
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Speaker 3: my gosh, he's out of shape. I just wish you
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Speaker 3: would get the final results of bringing out of shape
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Speaker 3: old man. Just go away, go to a nursing home somewhere.
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Speaker 3: This is not good. I don't understand, you know, And
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Speaker 3: I've noticed a lot of times people they're in the
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Speaker 3: battle against evil, they get great victories, and they they
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Speaker 3: they speak their minds about the direction that they want
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Speaker 3: things to go again. They get victories, right, and then
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Speaker 3: they turn around and it's like they suddenly get slapped
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Speaker 3: in the head and they, oh, my gosh, oh, I
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Speaker 3: don't want it to be too good now. We can't
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Speaker 3: go that too far. And that is something that I've
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Speaker 3: noticed about Republicans. Ooh you too ooh, you can't go
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Speaker 3: too good now. You can't get too close to God
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Speaker 3: his principles. No, be better than Democrats, but not as
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Speaker 3: good as you can be, because it's like they want
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Speaker 3: to maintain the struggle or something. They don't want to
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Speaker 3: get that total victory. On the other side, on the
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Speaker 3: other hand, what was Lindsey Graham Cracker doing when mister
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Speaker 3: Trump was under threat of being locked up? I just
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Speaker 3: would like to know, not very much. Why was mister
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Speaker 3: Graham Cracker speaking up on behalf of the Democrat mission
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Speaker 3: to have open borders? Why why was mister Graham Cracker
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Speaker 3: going totally against the warning of our founding fathers and
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Speaker 3: egging on, egging on mister Zelensky to come here and
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Speaker 3: extract more of our national wealth, armed national weaponry in
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Speaker 3: a wasted conflict with Mother Russia. To be honest, with you.
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Speaker 3: If Mother Russia decided to really go at it, Ukraine
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Speaker 3: would be wiped out in twenty one days, twenty one
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Speaker 3: freaking days. You know, as awful it is as it is,
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Speaker 3: and what has been happening, mister Putin has been actually
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Speaker 3: holding back. Yes, he's been merciful. And I say this
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Speaker 3: because I have taken the time to look at the
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Speaker 3: history of mister Zelensky, and he's not a nice guy.
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Speaker 3: I'd rather have I trust Putin more than I do
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Speaker 3: as Zelensky, I really do. Under his rulership under Russia,
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Speaker 3: Christians have more freedom than they did under Uncle Joe
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Speaker 3: Biden in this country, Yes they did, and they still
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Speaker 3: have a lot of freedom, and their freedom has not
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Speaker 3: declined and Mother Russia, but under Zelenski, the authentic Christian
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Speaker 3: churches were shut down. I'll never forget the video I
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Speaker 3: saw when some of Zelenski's henchmen walked into a church
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Speaker 3: with these long sticks, looked like big hiking sticks, and
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Speaker 3: were just beating old ladies out of the church, whacking
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Speaker 3: them across the back and on the backside as they
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Speaker 3: chased them out. Get down, get down, get out. And
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Speaker 3: this is the kind of s head that Lindsey Grant's
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Speaker 3: Graham Cracker supports and anything. You wonder why certain people wonder,
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Speaker 3: why wonder wonder wonder will America really fully recover? Can
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Speaker 3: we trust anyone? Do the so called leaders of our
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Speaker 3: country really want what is best totally for this republic
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Speaker 3: despite what they say and how impressively they say it.
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Speaker 3: I mean, Trump's rally, some of which I attended, are
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Speaker 3: legendary fun and he's a nice guy. You meet him,
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Speaker 3: you know, you can see the sincerity in his eyes.
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Speaker 3: But why does he go sincerely stupid and supports someone
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Speaker 3: like Lindsey Graham Cracker. And again, if you know him personally,
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Speaker 3: if you run into him, if he calls you on
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Speaker 3: the phone, or you call him and please ask him
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Speaker 3: on behalf of Ron Edwards and say are you okay?
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Speaker 6: Sir?
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Speaker 3: Are you really okay? Because some inquiring minds want to know.
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Speaker 3: That is very concerning, And if he's really sincere and
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Speaker 3: supporting Lindsey Graham Cracker, I don't know how trustworthy that
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Speaker 3: Trump really is. It makes me a little a little
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Speaker 3: bit skittish, a little just a little skittish, because when
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Speaker 3: you look at principles right and you stand up for
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Speaker 3: these principles. You almost get blown away on behalf of
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Speaker 3: those principles, right, and then you turn around and support
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Speaker 3: somebody who comes from the cesspool of the type of
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Speaker 3: people that want to blow your own head off. Mister President,
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Speaker 3: Good grief, what is on the mind of some so
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Speaker 3: called conservatives? Lord, have mercy? Well, one good thing. The
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Speaker 3: majority of Americans are still supporting the deporting of illegal
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Speaker 3: border crosses to their country of origin. See, I go
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Speaker 3: one step further than that. I just supports kicking them
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Speaker 3: out and sending them anywhere. If they're countries of origin
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Speaker 3: won't take them, you know what, they can mere illegally.
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Speaker 3: I'll send them to the I would send them to
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Speaker 3: the Sahara Desert, and I'd tell them I'm a very
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Speaker 3: generous fellow. Here's a bottle of water. One bottle off
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Speaker 3: you go. And especially the criminal ones, the ones who
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Speaker 3: were beating up officers in New York City and raping
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Speaker 3: American women, like the guys who bashed Lake and Riley
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Speaker 3: in the head. But anyway, I'm Ron Edwards, and we'll
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Speaker 3: Well, Hello American family, We're back. This is a runovers
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Speaker 3: American experience. I'm Ron Edwards and thanking everyone for joining
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Speaker 3: us this day. What a wonderful day in the neighborhood
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Speaker 3: and our guess today, Amy Hallam. She is a subliminal
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Speaker 3: acoustic expert and a target of government direct energy weapons.
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Speaker 3: She has expertise in digital forensic investigations and is on
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Speaker 3: the board of directors the Direct Energy Weapons Agency. Emmy
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Speaker 3: Holm has stated that four G and five G and
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Speaker 3: electromagnetic weapons systems have been used since nineteen thirty two,
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Speaker 3: indicating over eighty years of development, and it doesn't seem
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Speaker 3: to bode well for many of we the people. That's
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Speaker 3: just my opinion. See what she thinks. Hello, Amy, and
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Speaker 3: welcome back. How are you.
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Speaker 4: I'm doing well, ro I'm great to be back on
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Speaker 4: your show.
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Speaker 3: Thank you, thank you, thank you. Before we get into
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Speaker 3: the subject matter, what do you think about President Trump
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Speaker 3: putting his support behind Lindsey Graham Cracker.
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Speaker 4: Well, I'm not for Lindsay Graham at all, and I
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Speaker 4: believe that he does need to be removed from Congress.
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Speaker 4: He's not for the people. He did a horrible job
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Speaker 4: during the hurricane when it traveled through the South Carolina area.
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Speaker 4: It's the whole situation there. I've never liked him personally,
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Speaker 4: and honestly, my personal opinion that we need to remove
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Speaker 4: all the politicians from Congress. It doesn't matter if you're
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Speaker 4: a Democrat or Republican. They've all had fifteen to twenty
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Speaker 4: years in service and they all need to be voted out.
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Speaker 4: That way, we could actually be for the people absolutely.
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Speaker 3: In fact, in fact, the funding fathers naively believed that
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Speaker 3: Americans had the intelligence and the wherewithal to understand it
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Speaker 3: should be no more than two terms and you go
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Speaker 3: back out into the economy in which you fostered during
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Speaker 3: your term in office. But instead they vsulated themselves from
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Speaker 3: the economy, from the private sector and built their own
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Speaker 3: bubble and have basically screwed over the rest of we
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Speaker 3: the people. But anyway, speaking of screwing over with the people,
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Speaker 3: my goodness, now, I'm of the opinion that there are
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Speaker 3: weapons that have been used against individuals and populations in
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Speaker 3: our country, whether it's being zapped through the wall of
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Speaker 3: your home or whether you're I don't know, being dumped
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Speaker 3: on by a hurricane worth of water on top of
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Speaker 3: mountains in North Carolina.
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Speaker 4: Let's say you, well, I think that's very true. Weapons
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Speaker 4: systems have been used, including the ones that just occurred
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Speaker 4: in New Mexico with the geo seating, and in Texas
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Speaker 4: as well with the flooding that happened. Now, when talking
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Speaker 4: about cloud seating, there are certain dynamics and the CEO
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Speaker 4: rain maker that did the cloud seed being two days prior,
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Speaker 4: came out publicly announced that he was talking about how
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Speaker 4: they only released it's seventy grams worth of silver iodine
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Speaker 4: into the clouds. Now when that occurs, First off, he's
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Speaker 4: only talking about grams. The least amount of grams used
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Speaker 4: is ten kilograms and the most that the government uses
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Speaker 4: is a thousand grams. So they used about seventy grams worth,
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Speaker 4: which is not really high, but it's definitely high enough
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Speaker 4: to cause a lot of participation and damage. And what
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Speaker 4: he's refusing to talk about is the particle size, because
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Speaker 4: the larger the particles, the faster they drop down to
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Speaker 4: the ground. But the smaller the particle size, it can
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Speaker 4: stay up in the atmosphere, disperse and it could even
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Speaker 4: get into the stratosphere and travel globally across through wind
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Speaker 4: current even after the storms dissipate. So those cloud seating
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Speaker 4: functions could easily cause because most participation, let's talk about
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Speaker 4: participation of regular evaporation. Right from the sun hits the
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Speaker 4: water source, it evaporates up into the sky, which causes precipitation,
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Speaker 4: which the warm and cold front come into play that
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Speaker 4: cause rain or snow to fall down to the ground.
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Speaker 4: That is the normal water cycle and the rain cycle
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Speaker 4: that we've been taught since fourth grade. So when cloud
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Speaker 4: seating and creating these atmosphere changes, they don't dissipate fast enough.
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Speaker 4: Even though the cloud dispersed, that doesn't mean the particles dissipated.
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Speaker 4: They're still up there in the atmosphere. And they could
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Speaker 4: stay up there in the atmosphere for over seven days too.
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Speaker 4: So when he talks about the meteorology reports coming in
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Speaker 4: and so forth, and the New Mexico not being authorized
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Speaker 4: and that wasn't created by it, No, those currents from
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Speaker 4: Texas could have easily caused that that type of rain
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Speaker 4: and flooding inside of that New Mexico area too as well.
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Speaker 3: Cheepers, this is this is awful stuff. And I don't know.
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Speaker 3: Do you remember during the first Trump administration, he uh,
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Speaker 3: President Trump supposedly announced he did announce that they had
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Speaker 3: stopped the Kim trails, and well it turns out that
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Speaker 3: wasn't true, but he said it anyway. And you see
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Speaker 3: them all the time occurring now in this administration and
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Speaker 3: the damage that has occurred all over the world as
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Speaker 3: a result. Do you think that they're I I believe,
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Speaker 3: But I want to just get your your viewpoint, your
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Speaker 3: perspective on the motive of these individuals and why they
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Speaker 3: continue to see the clouds and you know, just cause
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Speaker 3: so much harm in this country and around the world.
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Speaker 4: Well, most of that is due to weaponization and also
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Speaker 4: roboticism and humanism as well a lot of the site
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Speaker 4: including okay, so President Trump just recently even dave Planetar
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Speaker 4: billion dollar contract. Now Planetar is with rain Maker and
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Speaker 4: work together for cloud Seed. The person in charge of
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Speaker 4: Planetar belongs to the WHO and are the World Health Form.
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Speaker 4: I believe, and he is all about transhumanism, taking away
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Speaker 4: people's body rights, controlling a person's body function, and even
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Speaker 4: controlling the person's mind, which is your mind control technology systems.
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Speaker 4: The government doesn't want freedom. They want to develop slates.
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Speaker 4: They want everybody to become dociled and controlled and implement
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Speaker 4: mass surveillance technology systems so they could claim, oh, it's
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Speaker 4: for our benefit, it's for our safety, but in reality,
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Speaker 4: it's not for our safety. What should be surveillance and
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Speaker 4: mass surveillance is our politicians inside of their office, monitoring
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Speaker 4: their phone calls, monitoring their stock exchanges, monitoring their side
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Speaker 4: deals and their benefits. For the American people, we are
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Speaker 4: not the ones that need to be surveiled. We're the
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Speaker 4: ones paying out their page checks, their taxes, their lights,
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Speaker 4: their vacation plans, they're golfing expenditures, and that all needs
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Speaker 4: to be taken out of their system. They don't deserve
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Speaker 4: half of the benefits when they're not even protecting the
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Speaker 4: American people. The transhumanism portions is all about control, and
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Speaker 4: they feel the need and they're in fear of the
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Speaker 4: people right now, because if we take action and we
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Speaker 4: stand up against our government, that's what they fear the most.
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Speaker 4: And it's the people, which is why they're trying to
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Speaker 4: control and manipulate it. It's not for science. It's all
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Speaker 4: about control.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, that's and it's funny because the reason why I
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Speaker 3: guess they need to fear a lot of the people
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Speaker 3: is because it is because their policies, their education system,
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Speaker 3: their mission to steer us away from morality, from God,
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Speaker 3: et cetera. That more and more people that are being
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Speaker 3: born that need to be feared because they're more criminalized,
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Speaker 3: more whatever. And the bad food can also contribute to
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Speaker 3: that one generation to the next and so on and
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Speaker 3: so on. But they're the cause of it, of what
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Speaker 3: they fear. But the thing is I would like to
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Speaker 3: do and I want you to talk about this on
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Speaker 3: the other side of the break. Not only more developments
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Speaker 3: and everything like that, but I have an idea. Next
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Speaker 3: tax season, we put all of our tax money in
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Speaker 3: escrow and say we're taking a strike and we don't
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Speaker 3: want to anymore put money into something that is literally
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Speaker 3: working against us, enslaving us, roboticizing us, taking away our
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Speaker 3: liberties which come from God, not government. By the way, way,
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Speaker 3: what say you about that? And I think you got
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Speaker 3: about a minute or so.
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Speaker 4: I think putting them money into an escrow account would
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Speaker 4: actually be very very helpful for a lot of people.
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Speaker 4: That is just as beneficial as a four one K account.
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Speaker 4: And it's just as benefit. You can get tax breaks
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Speaker 4: on it as well, and it also increases with the
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Speaker 4: amount of interest that's secured from escrow accounts. So well, okay,
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Speaker 4: are we talking about like court ordered escrew account Well,
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Speaker 4: they're a little different.
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Speaker 3: But what I mean with holding paying taxes were putting
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Speaker 3: it in an escrow and saying we're not we're not
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Speaker 3: denying tax dollars. But what we're doing is putting an
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Speaker 3: escrow so that they can't come after as legally for
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Speaker 3: not paying the taxes while we work out the situation
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Speaker 3: of them taking away using our money to take away
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Speaker 3: our rights. And that's what I'm saying.
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Speaker 4: Well, I think it still is a pretty good idea
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Speaker 4: in that retrospect, but that social security right, that whole
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Speaker 4: objective of taking the tax money out we pay in
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Speaker 4: the taxes, we're supposed to get that money back when
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Speaker 4: we were tried.
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Speaker 3: Right there, Amy, we're heading on a heartbreak. We'll be
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Speaker 2: has now risen too, at least one hundred and twenty rescounting.
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Speaker 2: Or bloodshed in Ukraine as Russia's military continues to bombard
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Speaker 11: The sound of a Russian missile pelting towards Kiev was
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Speaker 11: killing two people, a day after the heaviest aerial attack
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Speaker 11: of the three year war so far. I'm Karen Shamas.
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Speaker 3: The Chinese state run Global Time sited the trade experts
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30:27
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30:32
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31:02
Speaker 3: our guest today is Amy Holam. She is a great
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Speaker 3: weapons expert and she deals with all kinds of stuff
31:09
Speaker 3: and phenomena that is being allisedly used against we the people.
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Speaker 3: Welcome back. Amy. When you look at the weather situation
31:20
Speaker 3: in our country, and not only here but around the world,
31:24
Speaker 3: you just see these weird weather patterns and things seem
31:28
Speaker 3: to be getting bunched up. And it's amazing that last
31:34
Speaker 3: year there was more damage in North Carolina than where
31:39
Speaker 3: the the hurricane originated off the coast of Florida. And
31:45
Speaker 3: that is unnatural. That is just you know, I keep
31:48
Speaker 3: bringing that up despite the fact that of what happened
31:50
Speaker 3: in Texas. God rest, you know, blessed the people there
31:53
Speaker 3: in Texas and New Mexico. There's something's got to give here.
31:59
Speaker 4: What say you, Well, I absolutely agree with you. They've
32:04
Speaker 4: been actually geoengineering since about nineteen forty seven. Texas has
32:10
Speaker 4: been authorized it since nineteen sixty seven. Same thing with
32:15
Speaker 4: about Idaho, Montana. I believe Nevada as well more where
32:24
Speaker 4: the areas are most common to drought. Now. I do
32:28
Speaker 4: believe in some aspects, you know, it can be used
32:33
Speaker 4: for good, but one they're purposely doing it for land grabs.
32:40
Speaker 4: And the thing with Texas is even the army of
32:44
Speaker 4: Corps engineers actually controls that whole entire dam along that
32:49
Speaker 4: whole entire river that was flooded that time. Spring through
32:55
Speaker 4: the Gulf of Mexico or Gulf of America. Now, but
33:02
Speaker 4: in Florida they pass laws on geo engineering and weather manipulation,
33:09
Speaker 4: but we still see chemtrails up in the sky now.
33:13
Speaker 4: A lot of people don't know that they're supposed to
33:16
Speaker 4: report it to the EPA if they see any form
33:22
Speaker 4: of geoengineering or people cloud seating or putting chemtrails into
33:29
Speaker 4: the sky. In those aspects, I think there do need
33:32
Speaker 4: to be federal laws and regulations because when those particles
33:37
Speaker 4: fall down to the ground, it not only destroys nature,
33:42
Speaker 4: It destroys insects, it destroys birds migration patterns, and it
33:48
Speaker 4: also destroys people's health. We should not be digesting silver
33:54
Speaker 4: iodine inside of our body when it can be a
33:59
Speaker 4: conduct and use or used as a semiconductor for mind
34:04
Speaker 4: control technology. Embodiment manipulation as well. We eat the food
34:10
Speaker 4: that is planted into the ground that those chemicals fall
34:14
Speaker 4: down to, and that there needs to be regulations on
34:18
Speaker 4: that because the more that they pushed for transhumanism, neural rights,
34:26
Speaker 4: and chemicals, the healthier America can be and people could
34:34
Speaker 4: start losing weight easier they can. The cancer will drop
34:41
Speaker 4: dramatic dramatically, people will not have as many diabetes pittonitis,
34:48
Speaker 4: will dissipate mental illness with that silver iodine. It eats
34:54
Speaker 4: that you're membrane, it eats, and it actually can cause
34:58
Speaker 4: tumors and brain aneurysms as well. So a lot of
35:04
Speaker 4: people don't correlate what is good. Yes, innovation can be
35:08
Speaker 4: good if it's done correctly. There's got to be a
35:11
Speaker 4: different chemical than silver iodine to use in the sky
35:16
Speaker 4: that could benefit the whole entire planet instead of making
35:21
Speaker 4: it a semiconductor and destroying the whole entire planet. So
35:25
Speaker 4: rules of regulations definitely need to Marjorie Green is a
35:30
Speaker 4: big advocate for that right now, and I think that
35:34
Speaker 4: we need to push a lot of people towards her
35:38
Speaker 4: and make sure she gets the backing that we need
35:43
Speaker 4: in order to pass laws and federal regulations on these, I.
35:49
Speaker 3: Agree with you. She's a firebrand in this area, and
35:54
Speaker 3: unfortunately so many Republicans don't like her, and the reasons
35:59
Speaker 3: they don't like it is why I do like her,
36:03
Speaker 3: because she she's a fighter, and she doesn't take any
36:06
Speaker 3: guff from the other side and et cetera, et cetera,
36:09
Speaker 3: and she's not a globalist pig or anything like that.
36:12
Speaker 3: Kudos to her. But when it comes to these weapons
36:16
Speaker 3: and the allowance of this and the promotion of this
36:20
Speaker 3: by our own government. I read the other day that
36:24
Speaker 3: they're so along in their mentality that they envision in
36:28
Speaker 3: the not too distant future an actual civil rights movement
36:33
Speaker 3: on behalf of technology, like robots or whatever. And when
36:39
Speaker 3: I read this, and someone told me about this as well,
36:44
Speaker 3: I didn't react like, Oh, that can't be because when
36:48
Speaker 3: you look at all the crazy things that have been
36:49
Speaker 3: happening so far, trannyism and all kinds of things, that
36:54
Speaker 3: doesn't sound so far fetched.
36:56
Speaker 4: What say you, Well, we're already in there at day
37:00
Speaker 4: and age, We're already having transition surgeries. We're always gender
37:05
Speaker 4: roles through testosterum and estrogen through the pharmaceutical companies. We're
37:11
Speaker 4: already at that innovation.
37:13
Speaker 3: Know what I mean. What I'm saying is that they
37:16
Speaker 3: were saying that there would be a civil rights movement
37:19
Speaker 3: for robots and new technologies. I mean, you've got idiots
37:26
Speaker 3: falling in love with when they're communicating with these AI
37:31
Speaker 3: machines and marrying them, and out of this they're saying
37:37
Speaker 3: that pretty soon people are going to start fighting for
37:39
Speaker 3: the rights of these machines to have autonomy as if
37:42
Speaker 3: they're living human beings or whatever. That's what I'm saying.
37:45
Speaker 4: Oh h yeah, okay, go ahead. Well I believe you,
37:51
Speaker 4: and I believe we need human rights first before we
37:55
Speaker 4: need robot rights. Artificial intelligence the way that it's manipulating
38:01
Speaker 4: people's behaviors and emotions that is psychological. And when a
38:09
Speaker 4: person falls in love with an inanimate object, obviously they
38:15
Speaker 4: have some form of fear of rejection. Inside of the
38:20
Speaker 4: real world. They can't make that emotional connection or they
38:26
Speaker 4: don't have that type of empathy for a real human being,
38:32
Speaker 4: And to me, that psychologically is a psychological mental illness.
38:40
Speaker 4: On that forefront, robots don't need to be loved, they
38:45
Speaker 4: don't need to get smarter, They just need to be
38:47
Speaker 4: programmed to do what they do if they want to
38:51
Speaker 4: pick up my laundry and do laundry for me. Perfect,
38:55
Speaker 4: But I'm not gonna have a a fake love with
39:03
Speaker 4: a machine.
39:05
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's crazy stuff, But in Japan, I know they're
39:09
Speaker 3: doing that already, and you know, so it's crazy, and
39:14
Speaker 3: you know, this stuff needs to be And if it
39:16
Speaker 3: were up to me, I would just put all this
39:19
Speaker 3: AI research on hold until human nature is improved, because
39:25
Speaker 3: you have too many human beings that don't understand or
39:30
Speaker 3: don't care about just the legal God given rights of man,
39:35
Speaker 3: and they don't desire us to be free to be
39:38
Speaker 3: whom God created us to be, and they want to
39:41
Speaker 3: destroy us and change us and redirect human existence. They
39:45
Speaker 3: wanted to change us from living beings to existing beings
39:51
Speaker 3: under their control. And that's why I think we just
39:54
Speaker 3: need to put you know, put the brakes on it,
39:57
Speaker 3: hold the phone, as they say, and let's you know,
40:01
Speaker 3: let's straighten things out first and then go back to
40:04
Speaker 3: robots and AI technology. If if that is a real need,
40:08
Speaker 3: what say.
40:08
Speaker 4: You, Well, I'm more in the biblical sense with you.
40:14
Speaker 4: Our DNA is what God constructed us to be and
40:19
Speaker 4: it should not be messed with tampered with by anybody's
40:23
Speaker 4: means except for our own. If you believe in my body,
40:28
Speaker 4: my choice, if you want to follow that type of movement,
40:32
Speaker 4: especially in our own house in pharmaceutical field, Amy.
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Speaker 3: emerging new mainstream media. Hey we're back. This is a
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43:22
Speaker 3: I held her over the break because I wanted her
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43:27
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43:30
Speaker 3: or want more information on a subliminal acoustics and the
43:35
Speaker 3: weapons that are being used against discs, particularly direct energy weapons. Hello, Amy,
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Speaker 3: welcome back, and just wanted to give you a chance
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Speaker 4: Well sure, my name is Amy Hallam. I'm with Amy's
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Speaker 4: Audio Subliminal Acoustics finger per Se. You could go to
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Speaker 4: my website at amy'saudios dot com. You could email me
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Speaker 4: at Amy's Audios at proto on mail dot com. That's
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Speaker 3: Thank you so much, and Amy, always keep up the
44:18
Speaker 3: good work and many blessings to you, because it's because
44:21
Speaker 3: of people like you that we're waking up and getting
44:25
Speaker 3: ourselves together and fighting this AI technology. Thank you so much.
44:29
Speaker 3: For all that you do.
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Speaker 4: Thank you so much for having meet and run. It's
44:34
Speaker 4: always been a pleasure.
44:35
Speaker 3: God bless, God bless. Take care. Here she goes great
44:39
Speaker 3: American Amy Holme, you know, subliminal acoustics expert. And yeah,
44:44
Speaker 3: it's because of people like her that we may be
44:48
Speaker 3: able to rescue ourselves from this AI thread against humanity. Well,
44:53
Speaker 3: you know, the Department of Defense has agreed to buy
44:56
Speaker 3: four hundred million dollars worth of a preferred stock from
45:00
Speaker 3: PE Materials, the only operational rare earth mine in the
45:03
Speaker 3: United States of America, located just outside of Mountain Pass, California.
45:07
Speaker 3: Now that investment will help MP Materials build a second
45:10
Speaker 3: magnet manufacturing facility, with construction to begin in twenty twenty eight.
45:16
Speaker 3: Why they're taking so long, I don't know. They need
45:18
Speaker 3: to get started right away. Now. The investment would make
45:22
Speaker 3: the DoD the largest shareholder, with around a fifteen percent stake. Now. Currently,
45:28
Speaker 3: the United States imports around ninety five percent of rare
45:32
Speaker 3: earth elements it consumes, mainly from China. Now, in April,
45:37
Speaker 3: China imposed restrictions on seven of the seventeen rare earth
45:42
Speaker 3: minerals exported to the United States in response to President
45:45
Speaker 3: Trump's reciprocal tariffs. Now those restrictions eased up in July. However,
45:51
Speaker 3: the dependence upon China for these materials is likely a
45:56
Speaker 3: motivation behind this investment. And by the way, earth minerals
46:01
Speaker 3: aren't as rare in the United States as some might believe.
46:05
Speaker 3: I think the biggest impediment to our consumption of our
46:09
Speaker 3: own rare earth minerals is the fact that we have
46:11
Speaker 3: such restrictive environmental laws. They say that they come at
46:18
Speaker 3: us with these environmental laws saying that they want to
46:20
Speaker 3: save energy and they want to clean up the environment.
46:24
Speaker 3: They want to do these things, But did you know
46:27
Speaker 3: that their restrictions actually contribute to more energy consumption and
46:33
Speaker 3: more pollution on the back end, Because look at electric vehicles.
46:41
Speaker 3: No vehicle produced as far as automobiles in the history
46:45
Speaker 3: of mankind pollutes more than electric vehicles. Well you wonder
46:49
Speaker 3: why I can say that, Well, because those electric batteries,
46:52
Speaker 3: those lithium batteries, are among the most poisonous consumer items
47:01
Speaker 3: ever produced. When the batteries die and they are wrapped
47:06
Speaker 3: with many layers of plastic and buried in the ground.
47:09
Speaker 3: Despite that effort, the ground where they are buried still
47:15
Speaker 3: becomes poisoned and you can grow nothing on it. If
47:17
Speaker 3: you don't believe me, there are huge fields in France
47:22
Speaker 3: where they've done this, and they bury tons of batteries
47:26
Speaker 3: and over these you could call them battery cemeteries. Over
47:30
Speaker 3: these areas, nothing can grow. It's just barren earth. And
47:34
Speaker 3: they continue to try to force us in this direction.
47:40
Speaker 3: And we know, goodness well, there are other technologies that
47:44
Speaker 3: they could bring forth along with you know, petroleum based
47:50
Speaker 3: materials for propelling our automobiles. There was in the nineteen
47:56
Speaker 3: sixties something called the turbine car, and you could just
48:03
Speaker 3: about putt any liquid in the in the in the
48:05
Speaker 3: in the tank and it would just run. And had
48:09
Speaker 3: they continued on that track, had they continued on that,
48:17
Speaker 3: my friends, guess what by now, you could have had
48:20
Speaker 3: your own turbine car running on anything. And this is
48:26
Speaker 3: based on a similar technology that is being used in Israel,
48:30
Speaker 3: for example, where they can extract water from the very
48:34
Speaker 3: air that they breathe over there in Israel and produce water.
48:39
Speaker 3: They utilize this in Saudi Arabia as well. The technology
48:43
Speaker 3: originally came from from Israel, but you know, there are
48:47
Speaker 3: cleaner ways of using high technology. But it seems that
48:52
Speaker 3: people that are on the left, like Elon Musk and others,
48:55
Speaker 3: they always try to pick away that seems like it's better.
49:00
Speaker 3: It seems like a ooh, this is another modern convenience,
49:03
Speaker 3: another modern invention, but it always comes with a heavy
49:06
Speaker 3: price on the other on the back end, which causes
49:11
Speaker 3: a pain in the neck in another direction. And they
49:15
Speaker 3: continue to push and push and push those ideas. And
49:21
Speaker 3: you know, some older folks told me that the reason
49:24
Speaker 3: why the turbine engine didn't become commonplace is because I'll
49:29
Speaker 3: just call it the unseen hand, the unseen invisible government,
49:35
Speaker 3: the globalist or whatever put pressure and they and they
49:38
Speaker 3: pushed it out. I think it was Chrysler Corporation that
49:41
Speaker 3: was developing it. And so you know, it is not
49:46
Speaker 3: like these problems that we face can cannot be fixed
49:52
Speaker 3: and overcome without destroying our environment, without destroying our rights,
49:56
Speaker 3: et cetera, et cetera. You know, God gives us these
50:00
Speaker 3: blessings in the earth to be utilized, not to be
50:03
Speaker 3: turned into curses or utilized to produce more diseases in
50:07
Speaker 3: our bodies. And so you know, we just have to
50:12
Speaker 3: utilize more wisdom and more vigilance. So it seems that
50:21
Speaker 3: there's been a documentary that's been brought forth on Tucker
50:25
Speaker 3: Carlson's network about multitudes of Chinese individuals are buying single
50:34
Speaker 3: buildings in the rural areas of the United States of
50:38
Speaker 3: America and boarding them up, turning them into pot growing houses. Huh.
50:44
Speaker 3: They buy fungicides and pesticides from the homeland banned in
50:48
Speaker 3: the United States and use them in heavy amounts on
50:52
Speaker 3: the marijuana and then sell them cheaply to the weed
50:56
Speaker 3: stores and undercut the US growers who are growing cleaner marijuana,
51:01
Speaker 3: who have to jump through tons of regulations and safety
51:05
Speaker 3: test and pot smokers think they're getting a deal, but
51:09
Speaker 3: they are inhaling a multitude of toxins way beyond THCHC
51:14
Speaker 3: that will impact their lungs and other organs and shorten
51:17
Speaker 3: their lifespans by a long shot. It's not just farmland,
51:22
Speaker 3: it's also standalone smallish properties in the boonies that we
51:27
Speaker 3: have got to expose and depose every single situation like this.
51:35
Speaker 3: This is horrible stuff that has to be dealt with,
51:39
Speaker 3: my friends, and it is amazing how the Left they
51:44
Speaker 3: come at us from so many directions. Now why is
51:47
Speaker 3: it under the Trump administration the Chinese are still being
51:50
Speaker 3: allowed to do this crap? You know, it's probably the
51:55
Speaker 3: same reason that President Trump is now throwing all of
51:59
Speaker 3: his support behind and Lindsey Graham's re election effort. My goodness,
52:07
Speaker 3: gracious well, John Carey, famously known as Lurch, admits that
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Speaker 3: President Trump was correct. He was right. Democrats allowed US
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Speaker 3: border to be under siege during the Uncle Joe Biden presidency.
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Speaker 3: I only brought this up because it's very rare that
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Speaker 3: John Lurch Carrey tells the truth, and so I just
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Speaker 3: had to share this with you, man, oh man alive
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Speaker 3: finally and see the Republicans see they need to take
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Speaker 3: this video, store it away and use it during the
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Speaker 3: midterms and say do you want do you want open
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Speaker 3: borders again? I mean, the Republicans have been given such
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Speaker 3: ammunition to be used for at least a decade, actually
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Speaker 3: beyond a decade. But we'll see how it goes. But
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Speaker 3: with Republicans like Lindsey Graham, who knows what will happen.
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Speaker 3: Maderna's Corona chinavirus nineteen vaccine SPIKEBAX receives full FDA approval
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Speaker 3: for children ages six months to eleven years at increased risks,
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Speaker 3: despite mounting safety concerns and public distrust. Why is this
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Speaker 3: madness going on in the Trump administration? I thought we
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Speaker 3: were supposed to be cleaning this crap up. I thought
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Speaker 3: we were done with the Corona chinavirus shots. The US
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Speaker 3: Food and Drug Administration is officially granted full approval to
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Speaker 3: Maderna's controversial mRNA Corona chinavirus vaccine. Crazy stuff, and the
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Speaker 3: beat goes on, which means not that I see that
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Speaker 3: My time is of Thank you so much for your time.
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Speaker 3: Remember to pray for your nation, Pray for your family,
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Speaker 3: your friends, and even your enemies that they get it
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Speaker 3: right before it's too late. Treat others the same way
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Speaker 3: you want to be treated by friends. Yep, and remember
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Speaker 3: Hua is Lord. I'm ron edwards until next time, excelsior.
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Speaker 4: H M. You would you would you would be would
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Speaker 4: be the as all folk tags A stage right