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The Ron Edwards American Experience: General McArthur, Paul Harvey and Others Were Right and So Am I - 260113 · The Ron Edwards American Experience V2

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Speaker 4: Ladies and gentlemen, It's the Ron Edwards American Experienced talk
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Speaker 1: Hello and why are you?
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Speaker 5: I'm by Edwards and welcome to the run at Wards
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Speaker 5: American Experienced Dog Show. Glad to be with you this
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Speaker 5: day and boys, kind of a sad beginning to the show,
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Speaker 5: announcing we all heard earlier today that Scott Adams he
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Speaker 5: expired today at the age of sixty eight, after publicly
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Speaker 5: revealing that he had severe prostate cancer diagnosis on his
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Speaker 5: Coffee with Scott Adams Daily livestream show back on May nineteenth.
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Speaker 5: Now he suggested on this January first episode of a
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Speaker 5: show that the first month of the year could be
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Speaker 5: his last, and so he was saying goodbye. And it
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Speaker 5: was reported that on January fourth he accepted Jesus Christ
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Speaker 5: as his Lord and savior. So that's true, Hey, we'll
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Speaker 5: all see him again those of us who also accept
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Speaker 5: Jesus Christ. That is gone too soon, in my humble opinion.
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Speaker 5: A great comic strip Dilbert and in fact, he was
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Speaker 5: really intelligent. You know, you listen to his show and
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Speaker 5: sometimes and his takes on the issues were quite quite enlightening.
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Speaker 5: Gone too soon, Scott Adams today at the age of
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Speaker 5: sixty eight. In other news, President Trump, well, he's in
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Speaker 5: the motor capital, or the former motor capital of the world, Detroit. Today.
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Speaker 5: He delivered remarks at the Economic Club and had a
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Speaker 5: lot of good things to say, and many of them
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Speaker 5: we've all heard before about the effort to clean up
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Speaker 5: our nation, get the illegals out of the country. And
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Speaker 5: he also mentioned about how stupid people his words, like
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Speaker 5: the governor of Minnesota, are hampering efforts to make life
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Speaker 5: better for American citizens. But the effort goes on. He
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Speaker 5: pointed out the resurgence of industrial output in the Detroit
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Speaker 5: area with new auto plants and ramping up production Ford automobiles,
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Speaker 5: et cetera. And things are looking pretty good by the
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Speaker 5: way on the economic front. And there's only one thing
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Speaker 5: that they need to do to really put the cap
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Speaker 5: on this. Actually there's two or three, but the one
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Speaker 5: major thing that they really need to do is to
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Speaker 5: cut the spending. The government spending. It's crazy. When George W.
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Speaker 5: Bush left office, the deficit was around ten trillion dollars.
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Speaker 5: Now it's thirty eight trillion. And yes, we have a
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Speaker 5: super sized economy, and we're all that in the bag
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Speaker 5: of chips among nations, but even the United States of America,
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Speaker 5: as great as it is, as great as our economy is,
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Speaker 5: you know, there is a limit, and we should not
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Speaker 5: wait till we reach that limit of debt to try
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Speaker 5: to do something about it. Now is the time. And
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Speaker 5: I know that there are lot of people in government
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Speaker 5: and in other areas that do not want to stop
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Speaker 5: the deficit spending, because what better way to collapse the
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Speaker 5: nation than through you know, breaking its economy through overspending.
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Speaker 5: And there are many in government today, especially among the
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Speaker 5: Democrats and the establishment Republicans known as Rhinos, who are
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Speaker 5: willing to spend this nation into oblivion so as to
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Speaker 5: crush we the American people, to put us in a
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Speaker 5: place of destitute, to put us in a position of need,
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Speaker 5: so that we won't have the time to try to
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Speaker 5: fight against tyranny and globalism and all the other isms
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Speaker 5: that are set upon our nation to destroy it. And
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Speaker 5: that is why we must, through God's grace, get busy
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Speaker 5: and get the things done. That we need done, especially
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Speaker 5: that deficit spending. The Department of Homeland Security is calling
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Speaker 5: on Minnesota Governor Walls to release thirteen hundred and sixty
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Speaker 5: criminal illegal border crosses to WEIS immediately, and we're going
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Speaker 5: to see how that plays out, because, as President Trump
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Speaker 5: called Walls today at the Economic Club, that stupid governor,
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Speaker 5: but beyond stupid, the man is very evil and he's
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Speaker 5: pledging not to do it. California won't do it. They
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Speaker 5: won't release the illegal border crosses. Twice. You have all
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Speaker 5: these communities around the country that are protecting these illegal migrants,
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Speaker 5: many of whom have committed murder, have raped, have robbed,
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Speaker 5: have sodomized boys, have done everything imaginable that should have
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Speaker 5: them locked up. And it's kind of weird because you
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Speaker 5: pick any other country in the world. Let's say, if
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Speaker 5: you're an American and you step into another country illegally
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Speaker 5: and then you're stupid enough to commit a crime, you
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Speaker 5: won't be deported for a while, you'll be thrown in jail.
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Speaker 5: And let's say if you're an American and you accidentally
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Speaker 5: slip into another country across their border and you don't
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Speaker 5: even commit a crime, you will be locked up, beaten
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Speaker 5: and tortured. Remember the marine who accidentally he went the
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Speaker 5: wrong way. You know, he was near the Mexican border,
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Speaker 5: and he took a ramp and he thought he was
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Speaker 5: heading back to the United States and off ramp, but
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Speaker 5: it ended up he ended up in Mexico, and they
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Speaker 5: accused him of being the spy or whatever, knowing he wasn't,
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Speaker 5: but it was it was a way to abuse an American.
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Speaker 5: So they locked him up and they beat the crap
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Speaker 5: out of him, and then they tortured him. And it
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Speaker 5: was and he was in there for months. And there
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Speaker 5: was an American or two, a couple of Americans who
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Speaker 5: accidentally slipped into Iran. This is years ago, and they
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Speaker 5: were not immediately released to America. Nope, they were thrown
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Speaker 5: in jail, beaten, tortured. Let's not forget the American who
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Speaker 5: was beaten and tortured in North Korea. He had been
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Speaker 5: in South Korea and he went over into North Korea.
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Speaker 5: They captured him. They called him a spy, and they
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Speaker 5: beat the hell out of them, beat him so badly
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Speaker 5: that when he got back to America he could not
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Speaker 5: recover and he died. But here the United States of America.
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Speaker 5: You come into our country, you rape, you rob, you
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Speaker 5: destroyed property, and now you have millions of Americans in
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Speaker 5: this country that are supporting all those who come into
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Speaker 5: our country to destroy it. I've got to give the
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Speaker 5: government school system, you know, I don't want to salute them,
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Speaker 5: but I've got to give them credit. They have done
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Speaker 5: a very good job of indoctrinating Americans against their own lives,
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Speaker 5: against their own country, against their own future, on behalf
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Speaker 5: of people that don't even like this country, that don't
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Speaker 5: even like the very people that are out there getting
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Speaker 5: paid on average about seventeen one hundred dollars a week
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Speaker 5: to march to beat up ICE members. And I still
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Speaker 5: have to wonder about the training of ICE agents because
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Speaker 5: when I even see them every once in a while,
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Speaker 5: when they decide to grab someone, even a woman, it
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Speaker 5: takes three and four of them to take down and
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Speaker 5: deal with even a woman. And what should be happening
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Speaker 5: is that whenever any of these people show up, they
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Speaker 5: should grab the first ones immediately, and so on and
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Speaker 5: so on. Once they understand that they'll be snatched up, I
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Speaker 5: guarantee you that these marches will become smaller and smaller
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Speaker 5: and smaller and we have to you know, forget these
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Speaker 5: They may not be easy, there may not be an
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Speaker 5: easy way out, but there is a way into victory. Great,
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Speaker 5: great example of victory here breaking a massive victory in
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Speaker 5: the city of a Broken Arrow in Oklahoma, they rejected
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Speaker 5: construction of a massive Islamic center mosque. Hundreds of patriot,
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Speaker 5: patriotic residents showed up and made their voices heard last night.
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Speaker 5: The final vote of their city council was four to one. Now,
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Speaker 5: thank god that the citizens of that city had enough
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Speaker 5: sense to show up in mass and let these government
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Speaker 5: officials know that they're not going to take this madness.
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Speaker 5: But the I guess it was a planning commission or
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Speaker 5: whatever had earlier approved this, and so it was coming
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Speaker 5: down to this final vote for the city council, and
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Speaker 5: the city council said, yet, good, good, good deal. The
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Speaker 5: one who voted for it, they need to be primaried out.
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Speaker 5: And also the ones who voted for the mosque in
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Speaker 5: the earlier vote, the city planning commission members or whatever
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Speaker 5: they're called, they should also be rejected out of hand.
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Speaker 5: By the voters. But anyway, great news. The mosque has
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Speaker 5: been rejected. And see, this is what happens when people
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Speaker 5: come together in large numbers for the good. Now Proportionately,
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Speaker 5: these amount of numbers could show up in places like
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Speaker 5: I don't know, Dearborn, Michigan, Plano, Texas, throughout Minnesota, even
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Speaker 5: in Florida, where there are massive amounts of illegals and
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Speaker 5: Muslims gathering and building their mosques there right under the
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Speaker 5: noses of the great Red government of Florida. And that
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Speaker 5: is why I do. This is a perfect example. And
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Speaker 5: when I talk about how we must get active, we've
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Speaker 5: got to get busy, we've got to get involved. We
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Speaker 5: want to save this country, this is a perfect example
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Speaker 5: of it. In a massive victory, the city of Broken
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Speaker 5: Arrow and Oklahoma rejected construction of a massive Islamic center
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Speaker 5: mosque when hundreds of patriotic residents showed up and made
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Speaker 5: their voices heard. And it's a shame though that they
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Speaker 5: had to show up in such a massive number. It
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Speaker 5: is a shame that the city government officials did not
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Speaker 5: automatically reject the stay out of hand, because the last
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Speaker 5: time I checked, when you are run for office and
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Speaker 5: you are elected, you take a pledge to represent and
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Speaker 5: protect and defend the Constitution the United States of America
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Speaker 5: and the interest of the people. And I'm going to
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Speaker 5: be totally honest with you. The mosque builders do not
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Speaker 5: have any interest and being a good part of the
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Speaker 5: United States of America. Their goal is caliphate. Convert or die.
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Speaker 5: Look into it yourself and look at and see what
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Speaker 5: caliphate means and what it's all about. And you'll understand
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Speaker 5: what I'm talking about. If you don't already, many people
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Speaker 5: already do, like the good people in that wonderful Oklahoma city. Well,
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Speaker 5: in other news, the Iranians in mass seem to be
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Speaker 5: getting it right, at least so far as they continue
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Speaker 5: to protest against the murderous Iranian regime. The Komanee. Over
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Speaker 5: twelve thousand have been rested at least that many also
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Speaker 5: it is estimated that have been killed. Crazy stuff. But
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Speaker 5: you know what, they're not backing down. And see, this
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Speaker 5: is what happens in the historically, in the effort for
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Speaker 5: freedom or liberty. Yeah, there's going to be death, there's
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Speaker 5: going to be some physical stuff that goes on. But
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Speaker 5: what many Americans do not understand or refuse to recognize
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Speaker 5: is that the longer we wait to stand in mass
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Speaker 5: for liberty, now's the time to do it. By the way,
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Speaker 5: the longer we wait, the more difficult it will be.
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Speaker 5: If we continue to kick the can down the road,
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Speaker 5: we will end up in a situation like they're dealing
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Speaker 5: with Iran. And I dare say, I dare say that
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Speaker 5: had we not been so blessed to have the Trump administration,
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Speaker 5: we would be in a similar circumstance, because, let's be honest,
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Speaker 5: the Democrats and the Rhino statists, they really want to
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Speaker 5: put a big hurt on we the people, and they
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Speaker 5: would have no qualms about seeking the power of the
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Speaker 5: federal government against us. Look what they did during the
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Speaker 5: Corona chinavirus situation, how they forced people six feet apart.
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Speaker 5: You know, that was one of the most retarded things.
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Speaker 5: And many of us were saying this, and we knew,
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Speaker 5: we knew it was all about bullying and seeing how
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Speaker 5: far and how much they could get away with. And
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Speaker 5: then we find out even during the crisis that many
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Speaker 5: of the government officials that were forcing this stuff upon
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Speaker 5: us were themselves expressing privately the shock in which so
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Speaker 5: many Americans. We will to go along with this, and
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Speaker 5: see what you're seeing now when it comes to the
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Speaker 5: Democrats and how they're acting, and how they're engaging and
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Speaker 5: telling folks to get out there and attack Ice and
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Speaker 5: do all these horrible things and support the evil illegal
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Speaker 5: border crossers. That is because they were allowed to get
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Speaker 5: away with so much during the Corona coronavirus situation. They
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Speaker 5: got used to screwing over us bigly. And so now
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Speaker 5: it's like, how dare you stand up against tyranny? Now?
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Speaker 5: How dare you try to stand up against the illegal
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Speaker 5: border crossers that want to rape your daughters? How dare
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Speaker 5: you stand up against that? And so they seek their minions,
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Speaker 5: the incurably ignorant masses of minions, against people that are
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Speaker 5: doing the rightful thing to clear out the human debris
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Speaker 5: that has cost many lives and many billions and billions
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Speaker 5: of dollars lives and dollars. And so this is why
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Speaker 5: I continue and will continue to say that why we
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Speaker 5: the people have to come together in mass. Another example
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Speaker 5: of how you stand up against tyranny and win just
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Speaker 5: the other week when two thousand and seven hundred farmers
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Speaker 5: drove their tractors into London and they said, hey, you
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Speaker 5: know what, You're not going to screw over us farmers
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Speaker 5: with an extra huge tax that will end up kicking
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Speaker 5: us off the land because we won't be able to
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Speaker 5: afford to pay this super high tax and run our farms.
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Speaker 5: And they said, you know what, We're going to bring
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Speaker 5: this thing to a halt now. And guess what, even
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Speaker 5: though they were attacked by Bobby or the police, they say,
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Speaker 5: we're not backing up because we have a righteous cause.
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Speaker 5: And they stood there. They sat there on their tractors
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Speaker 5: until what what happened? Starmer backed off and they have
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Speaker 5: to continue. This is how we win. They weren't violent.
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Speaker 5: The people in Oklahoma were not violent. But if we
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Speaker 5: come together and appreciably large numbers and they see the
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Speaker 5: globalis see that we're not playing, if we understand that
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Speaker 5: pg time is over, that they will back down. Just
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Speaker 5: like Muslims they start a war, you beat them up,
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Speaker 5: they back off, recoil, and they wait until they perceive
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Speaker 5: weakness or epidity in your society, and then they go
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Speaker 5: at it again. The reason why you see mosques popping
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Speaker 5: up all over American is because they have perceived both
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Speaker 5: stupidity and weakness within our society. Despite the fact that
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Speaker 5: we have a very strong president, but the Muslims are
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Speaker 5: just as aware as you and I. The president, as
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Speaker 5: great as he is and as much as he wants
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Speaker 5: to do what's good for our country, is surrounded by
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Speaker 5: backstabbers who smile in his face all the time. They
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Speaker 5: want to take his place, those backstabbers, Susan Wiles and others.
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Speaker 5: And see, the thing is, that's why there's a huge
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Speaker 5: prayer covering that is provided for the president so that
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Speaker 5: he can go about the business of doing what he's
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Speaker 5: I believe called to do. Serious times, folks, but these
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Speaker 5: are times that we can be victorious in just because
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Speaker 5: it's difficult, just because it's hard. You know, anything worth
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Speaker 5: dying for, such as liberty, is worth living for. Anything
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Speaker 5: worth living for is worth dying for. But we cannot
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Speaker 14: Consumer prices rose this point three percent in December unchanged
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Speaker 5: Course it intervened at the end. Poor thing, poor thing,
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Speaker 5: more moronic or justice moronic, is the fact that there's
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Speaker 5: even a discussion about this. This is a waste of
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Speaker 5: the Supreme Court's time. Everyone knows you're either born male
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Speaker 5: or born female.
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Speaker 3: That's it.
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Speaker 5: That's all. Now, if you choose as a male to
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Speaker 5: run around pretending to be a female, that's on you.
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Speaker 5: And if your parents are retarded enough to go chop
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Speaker 5: chop on a little boy to try to turn him
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Speaker 5: into a little girl, that's another factor. I call that
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Speaker 5: child abuse. But here's the thing. If trannies need to
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Speaker 5: be involved in sports, and they're very sincere about it,
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Speaker 5: why not start a tranny league where trannies can have
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Speaker 5: their own football games, they're own volleyball games, their own
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Speaker 5: basketball games, they're on hockey games, et cetera, et cetera,
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Speaker 5: et cetera. Because those you know boys who run around
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Speaker 5: pretinue to be girls. Yes, they're too weak to compete
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Speaker 5: against the average male, but they're still stronger than the
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Speaker 5: average female, and that should send a message. By the way,
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Speaker 5: also to the big talking, you know, in your face
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Speaker 5: American feminists who run around talking and acting like they
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Speaker 5: can beat any man on the block actually or physically,
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Speaker 5: which is not the case. So, in my humble opinion,
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Speaker 5: feminism helped open the door to all of this madness
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Speaker 5: where you see males now saying, hey, we want to
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Speaker 5: Bobby Riggs I think that was his name. He was old,
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Speaker 5: was much older than her, and she was at the
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Speaker 5: they're running around Helen Ready, I am a woman, hear
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Speaker 5: me roar. Then there was a song anything you can do,
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Speaker 5: da da da da, And it just went on and
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Speaker 5: on and on. So in the ensuing generations, people grew
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Speaker 5: up to believe that, yeah, a woman is just as
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Speaker 5: strong as a man. Huh. And now you have the
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Speaker 5: training movement taking them up on that line. So when
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Speaker 5: you open the door to one thing, you open the
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Speaker 5: door to a lot of things, especially when you're opening
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Speaker 5: the door in the area of what is wrong, Feminism
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Speaker 5: in itself is wrong. You know, they walked around talking
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Speaker 5: about we're equal to men. No, you're not. Women are
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Speaker 5: not equal to men. If you were equal to men,
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Speaker 5: you wouldn't need protection by men. If you were equal
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Speaker 5: to men, would you would have just as many inventions
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Speaker 5: as men. Everything you look at, everything you touch, from
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Speaker 5: microphones to sweaters, to tables, to chairs, to cars, to tires,
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Speaker 5: to streets, to houses, to floor to ceilings, to everything, computers, watches, bottles,
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Speaker 5: everything was created by men. That's the nature of men.
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Speaker 5: do things that men cannot touch. In the area of shooting,
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Speaker 5: by a percentage, women are better shots than most men.
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Speaker 5: See where women are better at men at things. I
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Speaker 5: can admit that and say, hey, you go girl, But
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Speaker 5: in the grand scheme of things, in this particular area,
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Speaker 5: women are not equal to men. If it were so,
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Speaker 5: the training would have an argument. But they're not, and
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Speaker 5: they won't be. It is what it is, and people
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Speaker 5: need to just man up and woman up and say
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Speaker 5: you know what, trannies, back up and get your own
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Speaker 5: would accept tyranny and in the fighting for tyranny. And
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Speaker 5: that is what you are witnessing in the streets of
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Speaker 5: places like Minneapolis and Portland and Los Angeles, and in
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Speaker 5: Boston and San Diego and elsewhere throughout America. And so
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Speaker 5: we really have to get a grip on reality when
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Speaker 5: it comes to the right and wrong issues of the day.
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Speaker 5: I doubt if one percent of the people have even
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Speaker 5: heard about Jerry Lynn Ball, author of four books that
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Speaker 5: could have or should have been shared by many and
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Speaker 5: opened the eyes decades ago, as she described her subject.
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Speaker 5: Is it true that Americans are the targets of a
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Speaker 5: full scale psychological war warfare? Is it true that there
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Speaker 5: are there has been a delte liberate attempt to attack
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Speaker 5: our minds to undermine our institutions and beliefs, and to
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Speaker 5: obliterate the United States as a great nation? Is it true?
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Speaker 5: To achieve these ends? The masters have gained virtual control
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Speaker 5: of America's educational system she wrote this decades ago, the universities,
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Speaker 5: the entertainment industry, and the media. Yes, the key place
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Speaker 5: is to have control of the maximum outreach. And I'll
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Speaker 5: add the church. The evil minds that knew exactly which
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Speaker 5: areas of our lives they needed to infiltrate to gain
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Speaker 5: the maximum power did a great job. Those same areas
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Speaker 5: obviously should have been the ones that were protecting our
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Speaker 5: constitution and its recognized freedoms. See, our freedoms don't come
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Speaker 5: from the Constitution. The Constitution was written to reflect fact
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Speaker 5: and recognize and remind us what we should be fighting for.
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Speaker 5: It reminds us that our freedoms do, and our liberties
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Speaker 5: do come from God, our creator, from God or Nature's God.
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Speaker 5: And so we as we have drifted away from that,
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Speaker 5: here we are. Battle lines are being drawn between those
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Speaker 5: who have morals and who want what's good and those
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Speaker 5: who literally want destruction. It's not easy to figure out.
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Speaker 5: It's not easy to you know, it's right in front
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Speaker 5: of our noses. Now it's in our faces. Just about why,
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Speaker 5: Because we allowed it, and what you allow, that's what
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Speaker 5: we'll take hold. Well, my friends, thank you so much
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Speaker 5: for tuning in now that I see that my time is.
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Speaker 5: I thank you so much for your time. And as
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Speaker 5: I always say, at this particular time, remember to pray
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Speaker 5: for your nation. Pray for your family, your friends, and
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Speaker 5: even your enemy so they get it right before it's
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Speaker 5: much too late. We all faced judgment. You know, treat
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Speaker 5: us us the same way you want to be treated.
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Speaker 5: Don't forget that. I'm Ron Edwards until next time, Excelsior.
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Speaker 6: Even you would be would be these that's all, folks.
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Speaker 1: Tax that stage right