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How energy resources shape Venezuela’s political crisis · Cultural Wars | America Out Loud News

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  Around the world from the America Out Loud Talk Radio Studios.
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  We will replace the frigidity of rugged individualism with the warmth of collectivism.
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  It's time for the truth be told with Booker Scott.
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  So we want to talk about collectivism and what is going on in the world.
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  We have friends from Argentina here with us in this space that have lived through this.
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  When we see what is happening in Venezuela, and we look at all the national security implications that Donald Trump is bringing to the world right now.
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  You have Venezuela, you have Maduro.
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  Is it about regime change or is it about something more?
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  See, I believe it's about something more, and I think you have to go back to the national security strategy report that came out in November 2025 from the Trump administration.
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  Specifically in that report, it talks about the Monroe Doctrine, which really started in 1823 with President James Monroe in his seventh speech to the United States House of Representatives.
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  We call that now the State of the Union address.
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  That's not what it was called then, but that's what it is now.
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  Many people look at what's going on in Venezuela as oil, narco boats, drug trafficking, fentanyl to America.
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  But other countries in that region do the same thing.
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  So is it really about narco boats?
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  Is it really about fentanyl coming into America?
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  Our friends from Argentina, they know what it's like to live through a tyrannical regime, and they know what it's like to come out on the other side.
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  And our hope is that our friends in Venezuela are now going to get to experience that hope and that freedom.
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  There is a ways to go before we get there.
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  But at least we have a start.
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  So is it about narco boats?
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  Is it about oil?
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  We see so much about oil.
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  Donald Trump says we're gonna go down there.
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  And by we, he means the oil companies in America.
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  We saw on Friday that he had a round table discussion with American oil companies to go down there and get what is the wealthiest amount of oil anywhere in the world in Venezuela.
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  As I mentioned, I think you have to look at that national security strategy report.
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  There were a couple of nations that were missing that had been in that report in the past.
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  Each four-year term, the president will do one of these reports.
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  Joe Biden, he mentioned Russia and China.
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  Donald Trump in November, he omitted both of those nations.
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  A lot of people were curious as to why.
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  Now I want to go back and tie together what President James Monroe said in his address to the State of the Union for Congress back in 1823.
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  He talked about the Western hemisphere.
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  And for some reason, over the last three decades, American foreign policy has gotten away from the Americas.
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  And Donald Trump's foreign policy in that strategy report specifically talked about what we are witnessing right now.
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  Not only is Maduro a tyrannical regime and the head of a cartel that has oppressed the Venezuelan people, but also China, Russia, and even Iran, they are there on the ground in Venezuela.
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  Seventy-five percent of the oil from Venezuela goes to China.
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  Russia's ghost ships run through Venezuela, and Iran has both Hezbollah and Hamas training on the ground in Venezuela.
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  I think to understand everything about what the Trump administration is doing for the Americas right now, we have to sort of agree that we are living in the 21st century technology arms race, artificial intelligence will have a global economy of 15.7 to 22.3 trillion dollars by the year 2030, according to estimates.
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  And guess what?
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  Venezuela has those too.
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  So not only is it oil, but it's the rare earth minerals that are needed for today's technology.
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  But the oil does have something to do with this new arms race as well, because of energy and the data centers and electricity that is going to be needed for that.
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  What about water?
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  I should say that the Amazon River is the 31% of the world's fresh water, and water is needed to cool those data centers.
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  The ultimate objective of the Trump administration is to drive a wedge between Russia, Iran, and China, and the Americas, including South and Central America and Canada, and you can go all the way up to Greenland, which Donald Trump now says that America wants to acquire.
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  Ultimately, what this has to do with is safety for all of us in the Americas.
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  We want to get rid of that uh scourge on society, those that would use collectivism and intersectionality to divide us, and what Donald Trump is trying to accomplish is freedom and hope for all people in this hemisphere, and that's what the Monroe Doctrine is about.
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  The translator here today is Lucas.
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  I think he's doing a great job.
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  I can't really tell.
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  I don't speak much Spanish.
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  But Lucas, am I doing better for you today than we did last time?
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  It's okay, don't worry.
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  It's all right.
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  Okay, well, if I need to shorten up, uh, we will, but let's go to some hands.
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  Let's let's go to Chad.
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  Chad, uh, let's get you to weigh in here and please share your thoughts.
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  Uh so one key thing to keep in mind is that uh Trump did not go after Venezuela in order to enact a regime change.
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  He went after a narco terrorist.
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  So now the only role that the USA should have is first of all to recover the companies that were expropriated and stolen from then originally, and also nowadays to ensure the security for the Venezuelan people to be able to push for this regime change by themselves with their own hands.
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  But again, remember, Trump did not go to enact a regime change or change the politics in Venezuela.
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  He only went to attack a narco-terrorist.
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  But uh comenzar.
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  This is a discussion of liberty against collectivism against free countries versus countries that are held under the regime of the state.
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  In America, we can also see that many can there are many changes going on at this moment.
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  It is noticeable in the government changes that are going on across the region.
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  So with that change, we can look at the collectivism that we're going to be speaking about and see how it's currently falling, is in a downtrend.
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  And this is not just for mere luck or for the winds of change, it's also because it is against a human nature to go with this cover to collectivism and the example of Venezuela is the biggest example that we can have here.
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  Now, what we can see in Venezuela is uh being the country with one of the biggest uh whole reserves in the entire planet, uh, because of the collectivism and the damage that he has done, it ended up with hyperinflation, a massive exodus, probably the biggest exodus in America, with sixty percent of his population escaping that country, political prisoners, famine, and the loss of more than seventy-five percent of their value in their entire country since uh Chávez regime began.
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  Y para terminarlo que comentaba Booker Tambien.
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  What happened in Venezuela also, based on what Booker said, it's not just uh about oil, because we can also look at the situation in Iran as well.
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  Behind all of this that is happening, we have the BRICS and all their global powers trying to play their cars in this game.
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  And from Argentina, we can see in the United States that very clear Dober standard that is being applied against Trump.
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  And Chad is going to emphasize about that later on.
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  Uh operaciones illegales.
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  Something that I can remember is that Winnevama bombed countries without the Congress approval, and nobody said anything, and that led to the death of thousands of people, many of them, if not most of them were civilians that were affected by those bombings.
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  Also, the illegal operations that led to an habarant silence from the Congress or any media in the face of those actions.
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  But now, when you have Donald Trump and his administration doing a very careful plan operation in order to avoid any collateral or most of the collateral damage as possible, you are now seeing everyone standing up in panic at the actions that were taken against Maduro.
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  I can tender the queue noise, it's a clave delengage political anti continental.
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  Something that one must understand is that Maduro is not just a dictator or a narco-terrorist.
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  He's a key piece in the political machine that is running through this continent.
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  Venezuela, it is confirmed that their link, they have links with
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  With the regional narco tra narcotraffic uh cartels known through Cartel de los Soles.
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  There has been lately a misinterpretation regarding the Carter de los Soles because of a ruling that has a a Leo uh a judge ruling that has been going on lately.
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  However, it has been confirmed that there is Russian and Chinese presence in the country, and also that there has been political prisoners that the confirmation of that has been through the announcement from Diodogio of their liberation.
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  And we also have had reports and confirmation of multiple church centers built in Venezuela.
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  So whenever somebody is crying about the protection of Venezuelan democracy, you have to understand that democracy is not going, is not what is actually being defended in that country.
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  What is being defended is its institutional collectivism.
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  And the present of that collectivism is something that is going to harm not only America as a country, but America as a whole continent, the whole region is hammered by this.
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  Thank you, Chad.
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  Thank you.
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  Thank you.
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  Thank you both.
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  We will open it up for discussion.
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  I put in the purple pill there, if you want to go take a look at it, a post that I made a couple of hours ago about collectivism and intersectionality.
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  Intersectionality is what is used to divide us.
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  What they America's constitution was written from oppression, from the position of oppression from a tyrannical government.
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  And it was written for individual, individual rights and liberties, not for groups.
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  Intersectionality is what is used to create groups, and they do that with race and gender and sexuality.
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  I'll give you a quick example of what I'm talking about.
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  LGBTQIA plus, whatever you want to add to that.
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  Well, a lesbian has nothing to do with a gay man individually.
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  But they tell them that because they are gay that they are being oppressed, and collectively, their voice is stronger than the individuals.
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  But a lesbian likes a vagina, a gay man likes a penis, and at that, as individuals, they have nothing in common.
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  The new mayor of New York.
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  Yeah, go ahead.
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  Oh no, Booker, I just wanted to comment on what you just said.
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  From a conceptual perspective, we all know that human ballistic tendency.
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  And this concept has replaced the family and the community with these false communities that in particular are problematic for the overall benefit of humanity, in my opinion.
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  And so we've broken into these weird false tribes on these man-made constructs of pseudo-ideologies.
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  You know, even the us versus them left versus right paradigm, which I think we are brainwashed because we had like sprite versus seven up and coke versus Pepsi, but it was all the same trash.
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  And so this deliberate division of humanity when we all want essentially the same things food, water, love, shelter, community love, and purpose.
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  And I think that goes back to the statement by uh Maduro in his speech, warm collectivism, he wants to replace rugged individualism with that.
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  And this all really is about whether or not we want to be few free humans in a free society with individual rights.
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  The thing about communism or socialism, it requires that government become your God.
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  And Irene was talking about the family and community.
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  And in communism, God is government, and so they try to replace God in our lives with other things.
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  If you look at the graph on that post that I put in the purple pill, you can see that that red line of the communists and socialists, how it pops up around 1915, 1820.
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  And in history, that was the Bolsheviks in Russia, and then it peaks up in the Nazi Germany along with communist Russia.
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  Post-World War II, you can see the dip in that graph.
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  It went way down.
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  But you also see that in the last several years, socialism communism has gone higher than it was in World War II.
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  And I bring this up to point out that every time that there was a peak and then a dip, the peak the next time was higher.
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  And we have to stay vigilant in order to prevent this from happening for all of the world, and that is the real battle that we're fighting.
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  It's a battle of ideology, you may say, it's a battle of good versus evil.
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  And let's go back to go ahead, Irene.
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  I'm sorry, I was going to go to Chad, but uh please jump in.
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  He didn't have his hand up, so please go.
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  Yeah, exactly.
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  The point that you made about maybe it's about good versus ego, evil and things like that.
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  And if we go back to our constitution, right?
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  We hold these two to be self-evident that all men are created equal, that they're endowed by our creator with certain inalienable rights.
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  That among those are life, liberty, property, and the pursuit of happiness.
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  Right.
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  So what does that mean?
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  So I think uh humans have forgotten what that means.
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  Government only exists to protect life, liberty, property, and the pursuit of happiness.
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  If we believe that we're conscious, free, sovereign beings, then there's no way that relinquishing our rights to the state is gonna allow us to be beings of free will and free individualism.
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  Just take for example Maduro's thing, you're gonna have free daycare.
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  You know, do you really want your children to be raised by what free daycare would be looking like?
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  Because that's such a what happened during the growth of Nazism and communism was that they had clubs where they had the children indoctrinated with the ideology because you don't want them to be exposed to other types of ideology.
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  Yeah, I was just gonna finish by saying that's incredibly dangerous, and I think that that's what it this is all about.
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  It's whether or not we want to fight for our own freedom or whether or not we want to participate in our own enslavement.
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  I I want to talk about something you just talked about because I think it's important from American history, and maybe everybody in here doesn't know this part of American history.
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  When the declaration of independence was done for July 4th, 1776, when Americans declared their independence from England.
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  The process for that was they chose Thomas Jefferson, who eventually became president of the United States.
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  He was a young man and a great writer.
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  It came down to him or a guy named John Adams, who is a little bit older from the Northeast, who also became president and his son did as well.
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  I said all that to set this up because Irene said we hold these truths to be self-evident.
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  When Thomas Jefferson wrote that declaration of independent independence in a draft, he sent that draft to about four different people.
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  One of those people was Ben Franklin.
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  Ben Franklin was also a writer, but he didn't change much about the way that Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence, but he did change one thing.
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  The way that Ben Franklin changed the words was he is the one that changed it to we hold these truths to be self-evident, and it's really important those words because understanding that America was uh you know, subject to a king and a tyrannical government in England, he is telling them you would have to be stupid not to see that these things, these God-given rights are ours, and the pursuit of life, liberty, and happiness belongs to us because God gives them to us, and he basically was flipping his middle finger up to the English government, and he changed those words to what they became.
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  Thomas Jefferson wrote this.
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  We hold these truths to be sacred and undeniable.
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  And it was Ben Franklin that said we hold these truths to be self-evident.
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  You would have to be stupid not to see this because it's self-evident.
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  Big big change, and I think it's important wording.
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  We pray for rain.
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  Thank you when it's falling because it brings a grain in a little bit of money.
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  We put it back in the plate.
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  I guess it's why they call it God's country.
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  Let's go to Exodus.
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  Exodus, go ahead.
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  Thank you for having me up, sir.
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  Um this is a very interesting conversation.
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  Uh since you brought up Tom or Thomas Derberson, I want to give you this quotation.
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  If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of their currency, first by inflation, then by deflation, that banks and corporations that will grow up around them will deprive the people of all property until their children wake up homeless on the content on the continent that their fathers conquered.
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  And so he believed that private that banking institutions are more dangerous to our liberties than standing armies.
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  The issuing power should be taken from the banks and restored to the people to whom it properly belongs.
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  The problem that we have today is the centralization of money.
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  Let's talk about currency real quick, because you're talking about the dollar, you're talking about gold, you're talking about the fiat dollar.
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  And I would argue that currency has been many different things throughout history, and most of that has been market-driven.
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  Take for instance, saffron and the spices that were currency at one time in history.
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  And the last point I would make is that Bitcoin, as an example, I think kind of points to what you're talking about, that people have driven the price of Bitcoin up because of perceived value.
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  And that is what currency really is, is perceived value, whether it's backed by gold or if it's saffron or vanilla or right now, it happens to be crypto.
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  Bitcoin is worth a whole lot more than a dollar.
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  And um, so I would point to that to the points that you were making, and I'm gonna go to Lucas and then I'll come back to you real quick to wrap it up quickly so we can get this thing back on tracks.
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  Well, my point is that uh collectivism, um uh communism, socialism have all arisen because of the debasement of the currency and the loss of purchasing power among the people.
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  And so they're just looking for answers.
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  They're looking for increased purchasing power and their monitoring system because they cannot afford the basic uh staples of housing, food, health care, clothing.
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  Um, and so they're not wrong and wanting uh some type of uh system where they can get those items, those basic items that all humans need, but they do not know where this is coming from.
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  Okay, Exodus.
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  I'm gonna go to Irene because her hand popped up while you were talking.
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  I think she wants to respond to something you said.
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  Oh, yes, thank you.
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  I think what Exodus said is a huge crux of the matter.
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  Because of the corruption of what really is a pseudo-capitalistic society, and in particular in the United States, the corruption and capture of our country by the industrial complexes where we're functioning as an oligarchy and not a constitutional republic.
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  So that the people who are responding to this trend in socialist and communistic tendencies don't have full understandings of how corrupt everything is, maybe, or don't know how to change it.
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  And so the attraction of communist.
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  And socialism is the false promises that can be illustrated in many of Mandami speeches, which are just so interesting to listen to.
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  Doc, hang on a second.
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  Let Lucas catch everybody up.
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  Yeah.
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  And I in response a lot, Irene indica that just a la corruption del sistema capitalista, in particular a la captura que la corrupción de los sistemas capitalistas del Estados Unidos pseudo-capitalista.
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  Right.
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  And so if we look at what Friedrich A.
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  Hayek said in The Road to Serfdom, all of these points are discussed.
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  It is this false promise of having things like food, water, shelter, and uh, you know, some way to make a living of communism that can never occur because humans have to have purpose and communism and socialism take away purpose, and then that is the slippery slope.
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  And so I think what our job is who want to try and make the world better is to point out that what they see is not true capitalism, not true free market, that it's corruption and corporate capture, and that what real individual liberty actually looks like is the path to food, water, clothing, shelter, and most importantly, purpose because the human condition cannot live without purpose.
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  And I want to go to Chad.
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  Chad, your hand was up in the middle of all of that.
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  I want to come to you, give you an opportunity.
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  Your hand went down.
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  I'm not sure that you meant for it too, but let's go to you.
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  Okay.
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  Breaking the currency system on a global level is actually the plan of the collectivist powers across the world, because they want to bring financial troubles to the people across the world, because that generates poverty.
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  Um when poverty rises is when the state, a government, can jump in and pretend to solve the problems that they create themselves.
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  So you have to understand that poverty is a key tool used by collectivists, not only to gain political power, but to gain overall power in uh over society in general.
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  Irene gave the example of the war between Coke and Pepsi, in which both things are bad, but we have this idea, uh, this opinion war going on through time and time again.
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  But that also is uh tool used by collectivism because nowadays you we can see in endless examples of endless countries, how between two candidates or more candidates, people do not choose the best candidate, they choose the lesser evil.
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  So from our position, we need to understand that the a free capitalist market, the free capitalist market, a real free capitalist market like the one that made a great countries like the United States or in its peak moment, Argentina as well.
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  Uh that's not uh flount on how we are fighting against poverty.
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  If we fall into that discussion, we are falling into the collectivist trap to fall into that debate.
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  No, what we should do instead is the opposite is we should discuss how to create riches for the people, how to create uh to generate uh profit for the people, opportunities for the people.
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  The point that Booker also brought up about the founding fathers of your country is that it's important as well because we also have to highlight that the father, the writer of the constitution in Argentina, Alberti, a base constitution on the American constitution.
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  And we also have to, we don't have to confuse or get or misinterpreted the purpose of uh of the of the constitution.
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  The founding fathers led something very clear.
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  The United States was not born as a democracy, but as a constitutional republic.
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  This is the base of liberty that made great countries like the United States, and also that allow other countries to follow that example and be and reach to the points of their greatness across the years.
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  Democracy is just two wolves and one ship deciding what's going to be for dinner.
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  In a republic, it's ships armed to the seed, deciding how they all will live their lives.
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  And causing uh majority, uh obtaining the majority vote, who is going to decide how a minority should live.
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  This is also a point brought up by Exodus because those forces want to create that economic collaps that was mentioned before by, for example, making it so 49 people can decide over 51 people, how the majority, how a minority should live on top of the majority.
• 35:27
  That when that happens, it's not what is defined by then as social justice or something like that.
• 35:32
  It's basically looting.
• 35:34
  You're basically creating a looting state of the majority for a minority that is not even involved or in the best interest of others.
• 35:46
  Uh without republican limits is going to just uh turn into a tool, the perfect tool for collectivism because democracy will end up being just a bridge uh for that is all going to open the gates for dictatorships and tyrannies, tyrannies, and we have many examples today.
• 36:04
  The political politician is simply going to make promises, the people are just going to vote those promises, believing in them, then the state is going to grow, and because of that, poverty is going to grow.
• 36:17
  And if we take the point of view of the modern day, that is this discussion that is taking place between figures like Trump, Millet, and others among the globe.
• 36:31
  Vote so the right to vote is not what is being questioned.
• 36:34
  What is being questioned is the use of the vote to destroy liberties across the world.
• 36:41
  That's why we have to understand what that what Trump did against Maduro is just a battle, was just waging a battle against the war against collectivism by cutting a big flow of money that was financing the war machine that is collectivism.
• 37:00
  Or delusion, please go ahead.
• 37:01
  Yeah, hi Booker, hi Irene, Chad and Lucas.
• 37:06
  Well, I just wanted to say that I think uh business as usual is no longer a choice, and this awakening of humanity is being manifested in all this event happening in Iran, happening in in Argentina, of course, with with Millet.
• 37:29
  And also in in Europe, uh, there are many countries that they are uh awaken to the realization that collectivistic ideas in the government are um not optimal.
• 37:49
  They are they have expiration date in any moment we will see uh the rise of uh Santiago Abascal in Spain, at least viral in Germany, um Victor Orbans already in in Hungary, and all these countries is we're gonna see a shift of uh paradigm uh leaded by by Donald Trump and Millet and all this um freedom ideas, liberties ideas because human nature is always to um have this uh pursuit of happiness and freedom.
• 38:37
  The alliance uh between the Islam and communism is the last battle that we are uh facing right now, the last threat to finally free humanity.
• 38:51
  Just to close the idea, um we have to be in constant uh alert.
• 38:57
  Uh I I was listening to you, Booker uh yesterday in the space uh from uh Alex uh um yeah, artificial intelligence, yeah, exactly about artificial intelligence.
• 39:11
  We have to be constant, constant uh awareness and be vigilant, because if we let this go, we're gonna end up giving human rights human rights to our robot, and that we cannot let that happen.
• 39:26
  Human has a soul, has a consciousness in the left will use no matter what to use collectivism to conquest uh human minds.
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• 42:46
  You mentioned Europe and Art Illusion did too.
• 42:50
  And I don't know that I see Europe as far along as the Americas.
• 42:55
  You mentioned Argentina, you have Donald Trump here in America.
• 43:05
  That's one thing I want to ask you about, Chad.
• 43:07
  And then the other thing that I want to bring up again has to do with the graph that I posted down in the purple pill on what happens in 1918.
• 43:36
  And that is socialism's march.
• 43:38
  Every time that it comes in to society, it doesn't go all the way out.
• 43:43
  So Chad, that would be my question to you.
• 43:45
  Well, let's let Lucas catch up and then you respond.
• 44:56
  Multiply by 10, exactly.
• 44:58
  Multiply by 10.
• 45:01
  I would like to like to add one more thing.
• 45:03
  This is a personal thing.
• 45:14
  He made the comment that for example of Maduro and the people criticizing the force that was used against against him through the United States.
• 45:26
  He made the question, how do you expect to go and try to do it with someone peacefully when they only know how to use brutal force against you?
• 45:36
  How do you expect international laws to do anything if they at the end of the day, international laws have always played in favor of the dictator?
• 45:47
  How do you intend to make international laws work if at the end of the day everything is built up to make every ruler of each country the owner of a private property in which they can do whatever they want and nobody can intervene because nobody has the right to intervene outside?
• 46:06
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• 48:27
  Because this system is allowing socialism and collectivism, which always will appeal to the worst aspects of human humanity to take part of this systems and by that way make the uh take part of the administration of these funds.
• 49:48
  We have seen uh pretty huge access to goods and basic needs that made us have a more materialistic mindset.
• 50:00
  Of that, and a lot and along with that, we suffer the Western civilization suffer constant demoralizing attacks by a global elite that is controlling the different states behind uh behind curtains.
• 50:16
  Western civilization has lost its moral way and also its spiritual guidance.
• 50:23
  Without giving importance to which faith do you follow?
• 50:28
  This has led us to be a lost in a crossroads without any real modern values that we can stand on.
• 50:40
  Because yes, we can have an uh basic idea of the values of all that we were rise to, but nowadays those are become a rarity and they're becoming more extinct, and we have no new values that are being created today.
• 50:53
  Continue, for this.
• 51:32
  So, what I think is it is key for Western civilization that within the next 20 years we manage to develop a new ethic directly associated with the values of self-property and the principle of non-aggression.
• 51:49
  This must be applied on every possible topic, especially when it comes to taxation and the monetary system across the world, because uh that is to prevent the monopoly in the creation of currencies, uh being tied to the state and every associate from the of the state.
• 52:10
  Also, it is necessary.
• 52:12
  I think that it is necessary to create uh a new system.
• 52:16
  Uh pretty quickly and pretty vividly, that it is a system that is not trinity technically new and that has to be created from zero because we had the examples of that system being mentioned by, for example, figures like Rod Barrow Heimgran, who spoke about it, and we have very little time, so that's why we have to be very passionate about it and very aggressive about it, because we used to simply have until this point collectivist groups and socialism are the enemy on the other side, but now we have the very estate fighting against that, attacking us.
• 52:50
  Even though today we have figures like Trump and Millet giving the battle, a battle the battle, uh they have limits in their mandates, and we cannot just depend on luck that life is just going to give us a good ruler uh when 99% of them are simply bad.
• 53:10
  That's why I personally think that the modern state system is just a failed system, and that's why I think it is important that within the next years, the Western civilization must develop a new ethic, a new aesthetic, a new code of morals that they should uh that we should live by.
• 53:28
  We have to rebel ourselves to any form of tyranny, aestheticism, and submission.
• 53:34
  And we, for example, are seeing the example of Iran nowadays.
• 53:38
  That is a prime example of that.
• 53:40
  It's example of the individual rising up against the power that is above them.
• 53:46
  We need an heroic level of will if we want to wage and win this battle.
• 53:55
  Also, we need to make this is not something that has to go to an institutional level, but it has to go to an individual level.
• 54:03
  We have to let everyone know and make everyone understand that each individual is the engineer of their own destiny, they have to be the ones that are going to make the decisions of their lives, and they have to have a titanic responsibility over the results of their actions for good or bad.
• 54:23
  And Fuerzas cited Prometheus at the end of his statement, saying the his quote, I prefer to be chained to this stone than to serve the powers above.
• 54:34
  And let me try to get back in here and wrap this up.
• 54:38
  Uh thank you so much for being here today and uh joining the conversation.
• 54:43
  Started the hour with the Monroe Doctrine and Donald Trump and what he did in Venezuela, and the conversation has been great, and it's great to have a perspective from the people of Argentina that have lived through a tyranny and through an oppressive government.
• 54:59
  But what we see Donald Trump and his administration doing now by going into Venezuela and possibly Greenland, is at least doing a little bit about what our last speaker talked about, is taking care of our area for what it can what he can do.
• 55:15
  He is only one leader, Malay is another, just one leader.
• 55:19
  Italy is another example of that.
• 55:21
  Unfortunately, I also agree with your sentiment about uh the Western civilization.
• 55:28
  You say 15 to 20 years, it may end.
• 55:30
  I don't know that it already hasn't.
• 55:32
  At least the one that we knew.
• 55:34
  We may need to reimagine what it may become.
• 55:38
  We've had conversation about money and currency and the economy.
• 55:43
  And maybe everybody is right here.
• 55:45
  But have you ever considered total debt of the nations in the world?
• 55:49
  If you look this up, I was curious about it myself because America has 39 trillion dollars in debt now.
• 55:56
  Who do we owe that money to?
• 55:58
  And if do we even have it?
• 56:00
  Can we pay it off?
• 56:01
  There are 190 nations in this world.
• 56:04
  The total debt is 110 trillion dollars.
• 56:08
  If everybody, every nation uh accumulated everything that they have right now, and who they pay it to, and could we even afford the debt that we have?
• 56:18
  And it makes you wonder and it makes you ask questions.
• 56:20
  I'm Booker Scott, and thank you so much for joining us tonight and every night here on The Truth Be Told on America Out Loud Talk Radio.
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  Don't you forget?
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