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The Ron Edwards American Experience: Don't be a Sheeple!! Democrats Hope to Get Their Destuctive Way in Virginia After All. - 260511 · The Ron Edwards American Experience V2

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Speaker 2: Ladies and gentlemen, It's the Ron Edwards American Experienced talk
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Speaker 2: radio refreshment, Ron Edwards.
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Speaker 4: Well, good day, and how are you. I'm not Edwards sen.
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Speaker 4: Welcome to the Run Edwards American Experience. I am your
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Speaker 4: regular refreshment. And it's always glad to be with you.
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Speaker 4: And yep, lots of things to cover, of course. And
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Speaker 4: you know, no matter what President Trump does, no matter
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Speaker 4: what it is that he does now, it doesn't matter
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Speaker 4: how great it is or wrong, but particularly in the
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Speaker 4: area of good and great, all the good and great
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Speaker 4: things that the president has done, you would think that
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Speaker 4: those things are somehow wrong or stupid if you listen
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Speaker 4: to the Democrats. Okay, I mean, no matter what the
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Speaker 4: guy does. I think that if President Trump were to
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Speaker 4: get up tomorrow morning and say, you know what, I'm
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Speaker 4: going to start passing out gold coins to all Americans
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Speaker 4: because I'm in the mood to just give out a
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Speaker 4: bunch of gold, I think the Democrats would complain that,
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Speaker 4: especially if they were brand new coins. I think they
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Speaker 4: would complain that they're too shiny and too much of
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Speaker 4: a reflection on our eyeballs or something. Give an example
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Speaker 4: of how low the Democrats will go. In the complaining
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Speaker 4: neck of the woods, a preservation group, a leftist organization,
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Speaker 4: filed a lawsuit to block President Trump from painting the
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Speaker 4: reflecting Pool blue in our nation's capital. Now, the reflecting Pool,
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Speaker 4: which lies between the Lincoln Memorial and the Washington Monument,
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Speaker 4: has been in disrepair for many years. The Trump's administration
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Speaker 4: has removed literally tons of trash that is piled up
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Speaker 4: in the lagoon in the reflecting pool. It was cracked.
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Speaker 4: Sometimes it would pour over when it rained because of
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Speaker 4: cracks in the sides of It's horrible, and because there
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Speaker 4: was so much trash and very little circulation, was beginning
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Speaker 4: to emit a pungent odor. Some say so the President says,
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Speaker 4: you know what, We're going to repair it. And it
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Speaker 4: was because actually a friend of his who came to
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Speaker 4: the United States from Germany, stopped by, wanted to take
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Speaker 4: a little stroll through our nation's capital, check it out,
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Speaker 4: and he told President Trump how bad it looked. And
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Speaker 4: the Trumpster's like, really, well, let's go take a look.
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Speaker 4: Secret service was a little in armed, you know, up
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Speaker 4: in arms a little bit, but they went he is
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Speaker 4: still the boss, and then went over there and he said, oh,
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Speaker 4: my goodness, my friend is right. This thing is raggedy. Well,
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Speaker 4: let's get right to work. And they are repairing it.
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Speaker 4: And so they're going to paint it blue, a color
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Speaker 4: called flag blue. And would you know, here come the leftists.
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Speaker 4: They're saying, all of a sudden, after years of it
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Speaker 4: being a dark, almost black in color because of the
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Speaker 4: filths and the rotting trash, no problem there right now,
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Speaker 4: they say, the vivid blue painting will fundamentally alter the
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Speaker 4: visual and experiential character of the pool. What do you mean,
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Speaker 4: the exponential character of filth of black And also in
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Speaker 4: a broader Lincoln Memorial Grounds landscape, they said they will
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Speaker 4: even ruin the landscape. The new coloration will cause the
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Speaker 4: pool to resemble a large swimming pool rather than the
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Speaker 4: reflective civic landscape it was designed to be, distorting the
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Speaker 4: experience of the site for the millions of visitors who
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Speaker 4: come to it every year. This is the same nonprofit
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Speaker 4: group that sued to stop the construction of President Trump's
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Speaker 4: avidly funded White House Ballroom last month, and they also
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Speaker 4: complained when he erected those two nice beautiful American flags
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Speaker 4: at the White House a month ago. The President announced
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Speaker 4: that he is renovating the filthy reflecting pool and said
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Speaker 4: it will be colored American flag blue. And you know,
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Speaker 4: as he goes on, you're going to end up with
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Speaker 4: a big, beautiful reflecting pool the way it's supposed to be,
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Speaker 4: according to Trump, much better than it was actually and
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Speaker 4: that's true. It'll be going from a filthy black drag,
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Speaker 4: you know, horrible color to a nice, bright flag blue.
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Speaker 4: What's wrong with that? Trump's renovation costs estimated one point
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Speaker 4: five million, compared to the thirty four million Ali Obama
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Speaker 4: spent on the reflecting pool. And what did he get done?
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Speaker 4: That was not many years ago when Ali Obama was
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Speaker 4: in office. And when you look at the condition of
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Speaker 4: the reflecting pool, the level of damage was that what
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Speaker 4: you would find that had been piling up for many,
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Speaker 4: many decades, maybe since the sixties or before the sixties.
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Speaker 4: I mean, you're talking about the sides of it being
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Speaker 4: cracked up, leaking when it rains because it pours over
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Speaker 4: filled with tons of trash. That was a lot of
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Speaker 4: it was very big I said it was very, very old,
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Speaker 4: and Ali Obama spent thirty four million to do nothing.
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Speaker 4: President Trump has dried it out. They're painting it, resurfacing
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Speaker 4: all the edges and everything, so it'll last another one
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Speaker 4: hundred years or whatever. And yet these leftist whatever he does,
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Speaker 4: even if it doesn't come out of any taxpayer expense,
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Speaker 4: they want to stop it because, you know why, because
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Speaker 4: it will leave a legacy to the president. They get
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Speaker 4: the ballroom the presidents have wanted for a hundred years.
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Speaker 4: It'll be there. Everyone will know who built it. You
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Speaker 4: improve the reflecting pool painted blue, everyone will know who
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Speaker 4: did it. They will notice the huge change in condition.
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Speaker 4: Because he's a professional builder by trade, so he knows
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Speaker 4: what he's doing. I wonder who pocketed the money for
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Speaker 4: no work under the Ali Obama administration, a tax payer
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Speaker 4: expense to the tune of thirty four million dollars, just
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Speaker 4: saying and this is just one and a million examples
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Speaker 4: of how Democrats they don't do anything right. Someone jumps
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Speaker 4: in and says, you know, we're going to straighten this out.
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Speaker 4: Then here they pop up like a bunch of weeds
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Speaker 4: all over the place. Oh no, we can't do that. No, no, no, no,
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Speaker 4: stop that. And you want people wonder why I have
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Speaker 4: such a low opinion of people that are of the left.
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Speaker 4: Doesn't matter if they're family members or whatever. They just
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Speaker 4: bother me. They're like diseases. They get in the way.
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Speaker 4: They want everything to be messed up, and whenever anyone
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Speaker 4: comes along to try to straighten things out, they go
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Speaker 4: after them as if they were a burglar. Oh no,
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Speaker 4: they don't, because if they were a burglar, they would
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Speaker 4: say no, let them loose, like they commonly do. In
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Speaker 4: New York City, for example, there's a gentleman that well,
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Speaker 4: I use the term loosely when I say gentlemen. But
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Speaker 4: a guy a murderer in New York. He just killed
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Speaker 4: someone after being let go by authorities in New York City,
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Speaker 4: by Democrat authorities four times. Four times. He shelved people
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Speaker 4: and downstairs of the subway. And I've used to go
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Speaker 4: up and down those stairs. Those are some hard, long stairs.
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Speaker 4: You fall down there, if you're old, you're gonna die. Probably.
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Speaker 4: Then he gets out, Hey, you know what, they let
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Speaker 4: me get away with everything else. Let me just kill someone.
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Speaker 4: And I guarantee you if eyeballs do not remain upon
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Speaker 4: this case, they will let him go with me be
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Speaker 4: the first murderer that they let go in New York City.
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Speaker 4: I always wondered, No, I didn't not gonna lie to you.
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Speaker 4: I didn't wonder. You know Magic Johnson, he's a big
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Speaker 4: leftist Democrat. You can tell by the way he raised
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Speaker 4: his son, the Fruitcake Son Well NBA all time great
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Speaker 4: and self made billionaire. Magic Johnson made a completely boneheaded
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Speaker 4: political decision that is coming back to haunt him bigly.
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Speaker 4: After excusers pointed out an inconvenient truth. Yesterday, Johnson issued
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Speaker 4: a gushing endorsement of failed Los Angeles mayor Karen Bass
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Speaker 4: I call her smirk face in the video posted on
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Speaker 4: her ex account, after first noting their personal connection. Johnson
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Speaker 4: has known bass for three decades. Johnson lavished praise on
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Speaker 4: her supposed accomplishments, including her record on homelessness and crime,
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Speaker 4: which means because Magic Johnson obviously is not a stupid individual.
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Speaker 4: He's a self made billionaire, so you can't say, well,
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Speaker 4: he's just a dumb guy. Anyway, We'll be back after
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Speaker 4: Welcome, Welcome back to the Run Edwards American Experience. I
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Speaker 4: am your radio refreshment TENN before the break, this won't
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Speaker 4: be long here with I was talking about how Magic Johnson,
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Speaker 4: he gushed over a smirkface. Mir Karen Bass of Los
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Speaker 4: Angeles fain and talking about how she did such a
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Speaker 4: wonderful job for homelessness and job creation and how Los
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Speaker 4: Angeles is such a better place now because of her. Well,
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Speaker 4: we all know that the three to six block area
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Speaker 4: of skid Row has now been transformed into a mile
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Speaker 4: long bum bum Alley. Okay, from skid Row to bum
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Speaker 4: Bum Boulevard for almost a mile. Under her tenure, Los
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Speaker 4: Angeles has gone from one of our more beautiful cities
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Speaker 4: to one of the most raggedy cities in our country.
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Speaker 4: Ironically in one of the most beautiful places overall on
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Speaker 4: the planet. And of course the rat population, the bum population,
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Speaker 4: the homeless population, etc. Etc. Have all multiplied dramatically under
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Speaker 4: her tenure. But yet, you know, Johnson heaped a lot
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Speaker 4: of praise on this particular. I've watched it, and even
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Speaker 4: though he's a very intelligent fellow, he looks retarded on
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Speaker 4: here saying how he's going to support her and this,
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Speaker 4: that and the other. Well magic Johnson lives in Beverly Hills,
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Speaker 4: a separate section which has nothing to do with Los Angeles,
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Speaker 4: has its own mayor. He lives in a highly gated community,
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Speaker 4: much like the area that was burned out when Mayor's
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Speaker 4: smirkface was in Africa. I'd be ironic if she's reelected,
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Speaker 4: and because there is a vision to get rid of
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Speaker 4: even the area that he lives in, and because they
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Speaker 4: want to eradicate all that wealthy all of those wealthy
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Speaker 4: mansions and replace it with affordable housing, stacked housing, okay,
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Speaker 4: because they don't feel that people that achieve wealth and this,
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Speaker 4: that and the other deserve to live according to how
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Speaker 4: they have earned. Because they feel that their wealth should
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Speaker 4: be distributed, and if not redistributed, at least they should
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Speaker 4: be forced to move off the land that they purchase.
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Speaker 4: Let's not forget.
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Speaker 9: That.
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Speaker 4: Governor Newscomb counseled her on this after he visited with
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Speaker 4: Hawaii's governor to learn from him how to get the
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Speaker 4: wealthy people of the land or people off the land
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Speaker 4: that they want for other purposes. And then of course
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Speaker 4: nuskemb got together with Mayor smirkface and the rest of
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Speaker 4: his history, so you got you know, Matt Johnson, which
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Speaker 4: shows that because he's not a dune fellow, Okay, I
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Speaker 4: would be stupid to call him stupid for being able
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Speaker 4: to I mean, anytime you're able to be a million
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Speaker 4: a billionaire to the private sector, you're not stupid. But
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Speaker 4: I will say that he has very evil leanings to
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Speaker 4: say that she did a good job with all the
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Speaker 4: lives that have been ruined, with all the bums that
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Speaker 4: still stay on the street and by the way, the
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Speaker 4: government makes money off of people being forced to stay
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Speaker 4: on drugs and in the streets. See, that's that's a
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Speaker 4: there's a threefold stool here. Keep the people on drugs,
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Speaker 4: keep them in the streets. And the third leg to
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Speaker 4: this stool is to create a bad atmosphere and to
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Speaker 4: make America look bad and and to also make the
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Speaker 4: other citizens more downtrodden. And that's what happens when you
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Speaker 4: when you ruin beauty that people are you to, people
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Speaker 4: become more saddened, they're more downtrodden, their viewpoint gets more negative.
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Speaker 4: As we are impacted by oers our esthetics. We really
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Speaker 4: are well, some of us are that like things beautiful.
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Speaker 4: They like to look out the window knowing you're living
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Speaker 4: in a nice looking, nice quiet community, et cetera, et cetera,
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Speaker 4: et cetera. Now we understand that, you know, we have
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Speaker 4: the hood rat types that love the ghetto, the hood
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Speaker 4: and everything messed up, and those are that people. That's
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Speaker 4: for another conversation, but it is what it is. I
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Speaker 4: want to I really have to dig into this to
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Speaker 4: see if this is true or not, because I look
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Speaker 4: around at some of the red states that say that
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Speaker 4: they're following Trump's model to seek to rid Islamist influence
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Speaker 4: in local lawmaking. Now, this is a nice story, but
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Speaker 4: as I even look in North Texas, look at places
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Speaker 4: like Plano and Houston and elsewhere throughout the beautiful state
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Speaker 4: of Texas, you see that the Islamic influence and population
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Speaker 4: is growing. Though it says that red states are following
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Speaker 4: Trump's model seek to rid Islamist influence in local lawmaking.
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Speaker 4: And by the way, all politics is local, and we
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Speaker 4: have to with these upcoming elections, we have to make sure,
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Speaker 4: my friends, that we are much smarter in how we
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Speaker 4: elect in whom we elect for local and state offices.
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Speaker 4: Because usually the pattern is you start out locally, you
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Speaker 4: go to state, and if you make a big enough
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Speaker 4: name for yourself, either through actual good works or somehow,
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Speaker 4: you get good pr and the people glom onto your name,
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Speaker 4: and you move on to the federal level. And that's
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Speaker 4: where we the people voters, have to smarten up, as
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Speaker 4: they say, and really understand who it is we are
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Speaker 4: voting for and what is their true mission in life.
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Speaker 4: When it comes to governing in this republic, I would
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Speaker 4: like to say there would be two requirements, No. Three
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Speaker 4: number one, they have faith in God, the real God.
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Speaker 4: Number two, they have to pass a test on the
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Speaker 4: Constitution and bill wrights. Number three, they will have had
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Speaker 4: to have some kind of decent experience in the private sector.
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Speaker 4: You cannot go from college straight into government. That's a
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Speaker 4: no no. And for a period of maybe fifty years.
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Speaker 4: I would ban lawyers from running for office because many
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Speaker 4: lawyers all they are is talk, you know, they're they're
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Speaker 4: they're communicators, but they're bs artists. And what do they
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Speaker 4: do when they get in there? Nothing, very little that's
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Speaker 4: good for us. And so we have to smarten up.
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Speaker 4: We have to tighten up the requirements. See, it is
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Speaker 4: about we the people, because if we don't start taking
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Speaker 4: our authority okay, and standing up according to the law
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Speaker 4: and pushing back the darkness of the left, there will
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Speaker 4: come a time when the dream and the nightmare it
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Speaker 4: was a dream for them, but the night the mayor
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Speaker 4: that they put us through during the Corona chinavirus situation,
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Speaker 4: that will come a time when that kind of bullying
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Speaker 4: will become permanent. If we don't put a stamp on this. Now,
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Speaker 4: now's the time, This is the window of opportunity to
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Speaker 4: get involved, to get much wiser. Study your constitution, study
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Speaker 4: your ten commandments. I mean, go through the basics. That's
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Speaker 4: how you build a society on the basics, and then
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Speaker 4: you branch out from there. But everything else has to
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Speaker 4: be based on those core basic principles which are the
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Speaker 4: rock which can become the rock of your society, because
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Speaker 4: you cannot build a society on the quicksand or the
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Speaker 4: sand of bs because it will collapse. But they say
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Speaker 4: that there's a major offensive in North Texas right now,
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Speaker 4: but they are pushing back hard. So they say they've
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Speaker 4: got several organizations that are helping the governor. They say
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Speaker 4: that the governor is doing his part now after all
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Speaker 4: this time, and they're becoming more optimistic in Texas that
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Speaker 4: people are waking up to the dangers of Sharia law
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Speaker 4: in North Texas. The Texas Republicans are intensifying efforts to
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Speaker 4: counter what they call security and cultural risk from the
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Speaker 4: state's growing Muslim population, moves that dovetail Trump's America First
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Speaker 4: priorities in immigration, vetting, and assimilation.
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Speaker 4: This is a run overs American Experience. Before the break,
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Speaker 4: I was talking about a story that is pointing out
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Speaker 4: that certain red states are following Trump's model to seek
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Speaker 4: to rid the Islamist influence that has been growing throughout America,
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Speaker 4: especially in local law making. And recently Governor Gray GABBITTT
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Speaker 4: of Texas moved to block a planned ied l ACDA
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Speaker 4: celebration at the taxpayer funded Epic Waters Indoor water Park
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Speaker 4: and Grand Prairie. He threatened to withhold five hundred and
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Speaker 4: thirty thousand dollars in state public safety grants unless the
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Speaker 4: city canceled that event, which was initially advertised as open
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Speaker 4: to Muslims only, city officials quickly scrapped it after revising
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Speaker 4: the policy to require modest dressed only and open access.
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Speaker 4: The action fits a broader pattern in the Lone Star state.
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Speaker 4: Abbott has signed legislation banning Sharia compounds and backed Attorney
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Speaker 4: General Ken Paxton's investigations into the proposed East Plano Islamic
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Speaker 4: Center residential development, which critics argued could create isolated enclaves
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Speaker 4: much like Dear Bornistan, Michigan and hand Traffick, Michigan. Republican
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Speaker 4: lawmakers have formed Sharia free caucuses targeted by the Council
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Speaker 4: on American Islamic Relations and seeing strong primary voter support
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Speaker 4: ninety five percent on the non binding poll for measures
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Speaker 4: to bar sharia law in Texas courts. On the federal level,
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Speaker 4: Texas Representative Chip Roy and other GOP leaders have supported
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Speaker 4: the push as essential to national security and preserving American values.
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Speaker 4: The state level initiatives and co ordination with Trump reinforced
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Speaker 4: goals of preventing parallel societies, protecting public resources, and ensuring
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Speaker 4: cultural compatibility without waiting for Washington taxes is home to
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Speaker 4: nearly half a million Muslims, one of the nation's largest
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Speaker 4: such populations, which, in my humble opinion, should be escorted
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Speaker 4: out of this republic because no true Muslim, if he
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Speaker 4: follows the word of the Qaran, no true Muslim can
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Speaker 4: become compatible with these United States of America based upon
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Speaker 4: our constitution, Bill Awright, set up under the God of Abraham,
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Speaker 4: Isaac and Jacob. They're incompatible. And they complain about our
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Speaker 4: republic every single day and speak death to America in
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Speaker 4: their religious institutions, in their mosques. So I'm of the
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Speaker 4: opinion that they should be given a friendly exit out
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Speaker 4: of this country. They say they hate America, but they
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Speaker 4: want to come here. They come here because they want
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Speaker 4: to destroy here. They don't think you have the right
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Speaker 4: to live as an American without the bootheel of their
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Speaker 4: fake with God Allah. They think that, hey, it is
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Speaker 4: their right to destroy anything that is not like them.
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Speaker 4: They're like rats. They come in and make everything nasty,
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Speaker 4: beat up, and and you just want to get out
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Speaker 4: of there. No, you get them out. We need to
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Speaker 4: disinfect America from the stall of that religion, that way
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Speaker 4: of life. They've got to go. You know, we have
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Speaker 4: now allowed ourselves to get into a situation where whether
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Speaker 4: it's them or us, because we've allowed so many in
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Speaker 4: here and in many places throughout the United States of America,
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Speaker 4: including Columbus, which used to be a very Christian city,
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Speaker 4: very Christian as a little boy and a teenager growing up,
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Speaker 4: visiting that city every summer for State Fair, every summer
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Speaker 4: for two and three weeks at a time. And Sundays
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Speaker 4: it was like a Monday. We know where everyone's going
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Speaker 4: to work and everything like that. I'm telling you, on
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Speaker 4: Sunday morning, people are going to church by the you
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Speaker 4: know what loads. And the mayors were always Republican. I
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Speaker 4: remember Mayor Sinsenbrenner. He had been in there for about
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Speaker 4: four terms. He was a great mayor. He's the one
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Speaker 4: that set up the economic engine that helped grow Columbus
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Speaker 4: into what is now one of the fourteen largest cities
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Speaker 4: in the country, nearly a million city, proper, very prosperous city.
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Speaker 4: But then the Democrats seeped in and they've taken over
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Speaker 4: the city's still growing and very prosperous. However, there is
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Speaker 4: a cancer there now, an Islamic Somalian population almost as
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Speaker 4: large as the one in Minneapolis. And thank god that
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Speaker 4: Columbus is so much bigger than Minneapolis that they don't
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Speaker 4: rule directly rule the government on the same level as
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Speaker 4: they do in Minneapolis. But they're growing, they're growing, and
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Speaker 4: when they get through digging into the ripoff operations that
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Speaker 4: have been going on there, it's going to probably dwarf
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Speaker 4: Minneapolis because the economy of Columbus is almost as big
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Speaker 4: as the state of Minneapolis itself. It's huge in comparison.
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Speaker 4: So and that's these people come over here to rip
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Speaker 4: us off and according to their Quran, when they can
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Speaker 4: do away with us, So why do we tolerate these
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Speaker 4: people coming over here, staying over here, being here and
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Speaker 4: living off the fat of our land. So we have
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Speaker 4: to start doing something. We have to start being Americans.
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Speaker 4: And more than just name only speaking of Democrats, man
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Speaker 4: back to them. The other enemy of America, Satan democrats
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Speaker 4: in islamis what a trilogy huh of enemies against the
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Speaker 4: United States of America. Democrats in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
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Speaker 4: You know, they've gone to Nutsville because of the correct
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Speaker 4: ruling of the Supreme Court. You cannot jerrymander or redistrict
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Speaker 4: based upon the color the melanin of one's skin or
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Speaker 4: lack of therein. You can't do that. That's not how
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Speaker 4: it was originally set up. So the Democrats have gone
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Speaker 4: to Nutsville and the Commonwealth and saying, you know what,
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Speaker 4: We're going to go to court and see if we
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Speaker 4: can lower the retirement age of the Supreme Court of
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Speaker 4: Virginia to fifty four so that they can pack the house,
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Speaker 4: I mean pack the court while they're in power, because
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Speaker 4: with all the things that they're doing in Virginia so rapidly,
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Speaker 4: it's just awful. They know that they're not going to
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Speaker 4: be in there a long time. But what they want
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Speaker 4: to do while they're in power is to hurry up
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Speaker 4: and actually lower since they have full control governor, legislation,
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Speaker 4: judicial you know most of the judges black, rob Gone
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Speaker 4: a wild leftist. So they want to lower the age
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Speaker 4: of retirement for the Supreme Court of Virginia to fifty four.
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Speaker 4: That is crazy work. Forget about coming up with better
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Speaker 4: ideas to serve the American people. The Democrats are hell
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Speaker 4: bent on destroying the American people. They had good practice
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Speaker 4: at it under the Ali Obama administration. Under the Corona
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Speaker 4: Chinavirish situation with Uncle Joe and that crew. Whenever and
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Speaker 4: wherever Democrats are in full control. Look at what the
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Speaker 4: destruction that has already happened in New York City. Look
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Speaker 4: at the destruction of the once beautiful Seattle, San Francisco, Boston,
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Speaker 4: the once rulers of industry on planet Earth, the combination
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Speaker 4: of Detroit, Cleveland and Pittsburgh. They ruled the world on industry.
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Speaker 4: And Democrats got together, of course with the evil globalists
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Speaker 4: in the federal government, and they basically kicked our manufacturing
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Speaker 4: right out of the country. And so Trump has been
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Speaker 4: using tariffs to even up the situation bring manufacturing back
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Speaker 4: in What do you know, courts are ruling against that,
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Speaker 4: and he may have to repay all those tariffs and
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Speaker 4: stop our manufacturing regrowth here in the country. Maybe he
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Speaker 4: will remember an idea that I told him, to make
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Speaker 4: sure that America's corporate tax is the lowest on Earth.
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Speaker 4: That would also go a long way towards helping to
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Speaker 4: re establish manufacturing in this country while he is battling
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Speaker 4: with the tariff situation, because if your taxes are lower,
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Speaker 4: that gives you a leg up. That really helps out
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Speaker 4: that is one of the avenues that made other countries
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Speaker 4: you didn't even notice it, but that was the idea. Furthermore,
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Speaker 4: The transition to tyranny was so smooth you couldn't grab
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Speaker 4: spit or get a handle on it. Things seem to
45:02
Speaker 4: function about the same. But saying that is sort of blame.
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Speaker 4: It's morphed to the point that in America two point zero,
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Speaker 4: most of the time you expect flack and a setback
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Speaker 4: or two before things can get back on track, at
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Speaker 4: least you hope and pray. Anyway. However, when you examine
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Speaker 4: things above the fray, that is, if you can rise
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Speaker 4: above your frayed nerves, you see that you can no
45:27
Speaker 4: longer relate to society, authority, technology, and other people in
45:32
Speaker 4: quite the same old way. The covidiocy things that began
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Speaker 4: in twenty twenty paved the way for overriding the way
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Speaker 4: we as a society used to do things. Yep, he
45:51
Speaker 4: has a point when he says that freedom, you know,
45:55
Speaker 4: we're no longer free, etcetera. That's basically what he's saying,
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Speaker 4: and to a degree he's right. But I'm not quite
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Speaker 4: as pessimistic as he is. He goes on and explains
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Speaker 4: about how basically it's all over, YadA, YadA, YadA, and
46:12
Speaker 4: it can be over if we're willing to, you know,
46:16
Speaker 4: just bend over, grab the ankles, and you know, just
46:18
Speaker 4: let things happen as they might. But rememember back in
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Speaker 4: twenty twenty, it was a horrible, unprecedented experiment which unfolded
46:30
Speaker 4: in real time. I admit that you had Karen's you know,
46:35
Speaker 4: leftist neighbors and leftist business owners, leftist preachers who would
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Speaker 4: go to nutsville if you approached without a mask, or
46:46
Speaker 4: if they found out you didn't take the jab. They
46:48
Speaker 4: didn't want you around family members too. They joined that
46:52
Speaker 4: pray and I get it. And in some situations, relationships
46:58
Speaker 4: that were torn apart because of the Troyal China virus situation,
47:01
Speaker 4: they have yet to be repaired. Now, those of us
47:05
Speaker 4: who were showed away by those who took the jab,
47:07
Speaker 4: we can't go back around them because they're poisonous. They're
47:11
Speaker 4: poisonous themselves with their spike proteins that are firing out
47:14
Speaker 4: of their bodies all the time. Okay, And so entire
47:20
Speaker 4: populations quickly adopted in weeks to rules that would have
47:26
Speaker 4: seemed impossible to impose more mere months earlier than that.
47:31
Speaker 4: Movement was everywhere restricted. You couldn't go work out. You
47:36
Speaker 4: could go to you know, maybe to your liquor store,
47:42
Speaker 4: but not the church. Access to the workplace in public
47:46
Speaker 4: spaces required verification of the JAB. Social interaction was mediated
47:53
Speaker 4: by digital and JAB status six feet apart, stand in
47:58
Speaker 4: line six feet apart, which was retarded because germs, on average,
48:04
Speaker 4: if you sneeze, on average, they travel a minimum of
48:08
Speaker 4: fourteen feet. Debate narrowed or was entirely shunned. Compliance with
48:16
Speaker 4: and obedience to unreasonable dictates were presented and became a
48:21
Speaker 4: civic virtue. You saw these old Karens running around here,
48:26
Speaker 4: feeling so important, telling you if you went to airport,
48:31
Speaker 4: you're sitting there, and that mask as you approached to
48:34
Speaker 4: get on, if it wasn't totally over, if they saw
48:39
Speaker 4: a little bit of the nose, get it up over
48:41
Speaker 4: your nose, get it up over the nose, and people
48:44
Speaker 4: sheepeshly pulled their mask up over their noses. Compliance with
48:49
Speaker 4: and obedience to unreasonable dictates were presented and became a
48:53
Speaker 4: civic virtue, even after those measures were lifted in bits
48:59
Speaker 4: and pieces here and there. That lifting was accomplished only
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Speaker 4: against great resistance, and it still remains in effect today
49:07
Speaker 4: in doctor's offices and in the minds of the adult brained.
49:12
Speaker 4: When you see them driving still with a mask, or
49:15
Speaker 4: you'll see people running around jogging with masks on. I
49:18
Speaker 4: still see them every once in a while today. The
49:21
Speaker 4: funniest thing is when someone is driving down the street
49:24
Speaker 4: their windows are rolled up in their car and they've
49:26
Speaker 4: got their mask on and they're by themselves. That still
49:30
Speaker 4: gives me a great laugh, and it just reminds me
49:38
Speaker 4: of how low we can go mentally. The heart of
49:42
Speaker 4: hearing sometimes grumble, as the medicos commonly number, as if
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Speaker 4: the mask weren't being worn. No one then or now
49:53
Speaker 4: really feels imprisoned because the whole system presented itself as
49:58
Speaker 4: a protective and for one's own good. See when they
50:02
Speaker 4: convince people it's for your own good. Now, I thought
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Speaker 4: it was totally retarded, because you know, if I were
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Speaker 4: dumb enough to believe in the JAB, right, and I
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Speaker 4: take JAB, I wouldn't care who I walked around, because
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Speaker 4: if I believed in the JAB, then I would know
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Speaker 4: that I protected. And it doesn't matter if I'm around
50:21
Speaker 4: others who didn't take it or not, but they convinced
50:25
Speaker 4: the JAB lovers okay, to become bullies, so that everyone
50:32
Speaker 4: would be negatively impacted by the JAB, even in the
50:36
Speaker 4: near term or in the long term. Okay, obedience did
50:43
Speaker 4: not feel like submission among the submissive, and they were
50:48
Speaker 4: so brainwashed to look at those who did not take
50:50
Speaker 4: the JAB as ooh, they're evil, they're evil. You even
50:55
Speaker 4: had ministers people of God like Franklin Graham. Yeah, he
51:03
Speaker 4: wouldn't even shake people's hands. Man, he wouldn't even do
51:05
Speaker 4: a fist bump because he believed in that JAB. And
51:11
Speaker 4: this unseemly behavior appeared normal under the circumstances. Didn't seem
51:17
Speaker 4: normal to me, but you know, hey, Fear played an
51:20
Speaker 4: essential role in carrying out that practice. Fear of being
51:24
Speaker 4: left out of normal associations which were actually abnormal, or
51:30
Speaker 4: fear of being absostracized by one's peers quickly came into play.
51:37
Speaker 4: Yet exceptions to the mask wearing demand for the favored
51:42
Speaker 4: few seemed to give the politicos and plutocrats extra privileges
51:48
Speaker 4: that bestowed upon the entire affair and air of artificiality. Yep,
51:57
Speaker 4: the sheeple started enforcing the rules and protocols on one another. Yeah,
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Speaker 4: you walk into a store without a mask, where's your mask?
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Speaker 4: They could be almost out of business, but they demanded
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Speaker 4: that mask. They'd rather go out of business than to
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Speaker 4: wait on someone who did not have a mask on. Now,
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Speaker 4: I'm of the opinion if there was actually something so
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Speaker 4: dangerous that, in reality everyone had to have a mask on,
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Speaker 4: first of all, I'd get the kind of mask that
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Speaker 4: actually works, and second of all, most likely I wouldn't
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Speaker 4: be around them. Then I would just ostracize myself voluntarily
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Speaker 4: and take care of myself, my family, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera.
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Speaker 4: But in a situation like that, America became a giant
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Speaker 4: mental institution. Again, skeptics were viewed as a threat to
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Speaker 4: collective safety, and it was even proposed to quarantine the
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Speaker 4: non obedient in camps to protect the good obedient citizens
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Speaker 4: who were shot up. And they should have been intelligent
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Speaker 4: enough to understand that, well, if they're shot up, we're
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Speaker 4: shot up, so we're protected. And they should have been
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Speaker 4: able to say, you know what, they have the right
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Speaker 4: not to take the jab if they want to be sick,
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Speaker 4: you know, if you've wanted to play this out, but no.
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Speaker 4: They became citizen robots, and it was even proposed to
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Speaker 4: quarantine the non obedient in camps to protect the good,
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Speaker 4: obedient robotic citizens. As a result of new understanding and
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Speaker 4: the evolution of government, governance was brought into being. But
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Speaker 4: some of us who have studied history understood what was happening.
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Speaker 4: History repeats itself has a funny way of doing that. Well,
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Speaker 4: that's it. That's all, folks, mm hmm. Now that I
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Speaker 4: say that, my time is a thank you so much
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Speaker 4: for your time. And as I always say at this time,
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Speaker 4: remember to pray for your nation, Pray for your family,
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Speaker 4: your friends, and even your enemies that they get it
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Speaker 4: right before it's too late. We all will face judgment
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Speaker 4: one day. Treat others the same way you want to
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Speaker 4: be treated. Until next time. I'm Ron Edwards, excelsior.
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Speaker 9: Comh you would be it would be would be the us.
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Speaker 6: All folks tags that stage right,