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Thank you so much for us and welcome to the program.
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Unknown: Oh, boy. Would we?
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We wanna change the world so bad, we'll get up out of bed on Saturdays and come try and help you do it. How about that?
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Here we go on Saturday
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Sabado, Spanish Sabado edition.
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Roger Sale is your host, of course, is the radio ranch, but there's something very unusual about today.
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It'll only happen once in your lifetime.
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The date stamp is June.
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June
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6.
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Paul, correct me if I'm wrong. Isn't this isn't like tomorrow,
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June 7? Wasn't that d day?
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Unknown: I
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I'm not exactly sure.
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Unknown: Think it was. And then the next day, the eighth, I believe, was the USS Liberty.
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So we're right on the cusp of two really, really important. Well, it's June.
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It's the
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the calendar readout of today. I that happened very often.
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Sure done. Just looked up there this morning and went, yikes.
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Guess I'll stay home today, Paul.
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Watch baseball today.
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You go.
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So,
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Paul, if you'd be so kind, I know it's a greatly abbreviated
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list of helpers today of assistance of
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people that carry us beyond our normal reach or at least the same equal distance. Could you please give those folks the proper credit and recognition,
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Unknown: please?
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Well, it's it's not super It's white day. Today. Oh, it's not. The only the only no. The only the only platform that drops off on Mondays and Saturdays
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and Mondays
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is Radio Soapbox. All the rest of them are still there. So we're
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on eurofolkradio.com,
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thanks to Pastor Eli James.
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On Global Voice Radio Network, My Pet Project,
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both radio.globalvoiceradio.net
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and the Rumble channel, my own personal Rumble channel, rumble.globalvoiceradio.net.
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Our website is thematrixdocs.com
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where you'll find interviews,
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archives,
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links, resources,
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exhibits,
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Unknown: Freedom. Debits, credits, all that happy You'll find freedom over there. You'll find freedom on that page. Yes. You will find on Eurofolk Radio.
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Unknown: We will be. We will be. We'll be. It just takes a minute to pop up. Uh-huh. It's waiting for us to get all POed and stuff, and then it'll Yeah. Go ahead, Paul. And
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free conference call is how people join us live on the show. FCC. And
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those links are actually also on
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thematrixdocs.com.
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Or you can go to nationalsonly.com.
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That'll
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get you there too.
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Whatever.
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Mhmm. So
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Cool. And and if you're
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if one second, Lisa. If Eurofolk Radio hasn't picked up yet, it's not my fault because
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I had the stream up and running for Eurofolk to connect to it a full eight minutes before the show. So
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if it didn't work, it's not my fault.
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Unknown: That's right. That's
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right.
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So, Lisa, you had something to add there, sweetie?
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Unknown: Because you you recognize liberty.
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I've seen a headline this morning that Massey is saying he's going to recognize the liberty on Monday on the floor of congress. So, boo boo. Boy,
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Unknown: that ought to yank their chain.
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Good for Thomas Massey. They're floating Tucker,
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trial balloon to Floating Tucker for president. Good lord.
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Who knows? Thomas Massey and and and and MJT been down there with their with their families, I guess, vacationing in Costa
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Rica.
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Joan did not give us a report. I'm sorry
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to say.
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And, so we didn't know except for other people telling us. Good morning. Sabado edition. We get out of bed on Saturdays to do this
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just for new people here?
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Because back in the COVID days, there may have been some people that could avail themselves
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of getting with us on a Saturday when they might not have been able to do so so easily during the week. So that's why we
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started this. There's been a couple of excellent programs that have been generated on the Saturday edition. Just a little bit one of those different days, Paul. Like Thursday, kinda.
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But excuse me. My stomach's acting up here.
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So, anyway, if you're new, we're here for you. I don't know if,
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Aika's with us this morning. Is she still down in Miami? Is she going to the beach or whatever? So we welcome her. If if you are new, just hit star six, open up, say, hey, Roger. I got question or wanna meet you or heard you were really, really low life guy, and I wanna come by and say hello. And whatever that might be, you just hit star six and come on in. Otherwise, we're gonna talk about stuff like
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them beating the crap out of people over in jolly old England, which we didn't even hardly get to touch on yesterday.
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And I mean beating the crap out of people.
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K? So, anyway, good morning, audience. We got anybody who wants to start off, say, hey. I'm new, Roger. I wanna be free. Help me. Help me.
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Anybody like that out there?
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Paul.
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Okay. Well, that's a omen for the rest of the two hours. I don't know. Nobody knew they might be sitting out there going, I'm scared. I don't know. I'm apprehensive. I've never talked on the radio before.
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We're very gentle.
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Very gentle.
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Unknown: K.
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And if nobody shows up with a question or a comment or or a problem that they're dealing with, we still have another chapter of these Sassoon videos, so it's it's all good.
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Unknown: Good. Good. Good. Thank you, My my
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Ed McMahon.
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You know, it's funny.
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And and radio is always nicer to do when you got somebody as a as a sidekick or whatever, straight man, if you will.
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And, Paul,
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I don't know how many years ago was it? Four, three, four,
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maybe more, and he hears,
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he hears the fourth, the last segment of a very confusing
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Sarah Westall interview.
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Didn't need to hear more than that, and here he is, and he's stuck with us. He's got all this,
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technical ability and talent and stuff, which we drew we're in drastic need of.
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And it's like the lord sent you, Paul, and I'm very glad. You're grateful. The audience is too. You've been a great addition to the program. I love having you there as a side man and, you know, all that stuff, and we can have a little bit of fun with that along the way. And
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just a very serendipitous
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situation.
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We also had, Mark. Mark came to us. Now Mark hadn't been with us an awful lot lately or at all,
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because his mother needs constant care.
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Constant.
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His father had fell or something had been in the hospital. They finally got him the
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ID that he needed from the Indian tribe and stuff, and he'd be he's just been going through a whole lot of stuff, and then he gets sick himself.
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So, anyway, hopefully, one of these days, we're gonna have Mark back. He's a wonderful addition to what we do around here. I really miss him. Not only just being a nice guy,
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but having twenty plus years in the legal field, being a paralegals, worked for, you know, law firms and all that kind of stuff.
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So he always adds a bunch to the program. We miss him a lot. There's another person that came along. He, each one of you out there,
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no telling how you got here.
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I keep asking. It's funny. Somebody saw a comment on the bottom of a video in Alma.
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And then they were up at some
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confab they went to, her family, I guess, and they're talking about me in the confab, and she went searching, found us.
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Others don't know how you got here. It's always interesting to hear your story, though.
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But one thing for sure is unless you got a little Kippa a little Kippa on, you're here to,
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look into freedom and to discuss some of the forensic things that the Kippawearers
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are doing to us and have done to us.
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And, we need to put a stop to it, period.
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No more no more Jew slavery.
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Sorry. I'm not gonna be a slave to a damn satanic Jew bastard or bitch. Sorry.
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Just not gonna do it. Sorry.
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You you're asking the wrong guy because I ain't gonna do it, and I'm a fight you, and I'm a try and defeat you every step of the damn way because you're nothing but imposters.
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You're nothing but liars, thieves, murderers, and slavers,
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and you're gonna get exposed. You're getting exposed right now in the big time, in the big picture every day.
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Every day, there's some new exposure. Maybe not directly, indirectly, though.
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So, anyway, that's what we'll do here today. Does anybody have anything they'd like to bring forward, say, analyze, or state here this morning on the Radio Ranch on the triple six,
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the bewitching day,
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triple six.
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Nobody got anything to say?
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Unknown: Nobody in this audience? I I think they're just I think they're hunker sharing in the dark corner and shivering. They they just don't wanna come out on on the the Gun 666. Safe
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stay.
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Unknown: 666.
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Come on. Yeah. There's somebody who wants to come forward. Yes, sir.
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Unknown: Hey. It's Mana.
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I I
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was
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Mhmm. I was shown
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the Citizens United
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thing that Montana
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and Hawaii have
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put some
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referendums against. Have you have you heard anything about this?
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Unknown: Now hold it. You you were clipping there first. You're very strong now. You're talking about Citizens United.
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That was a case decided some decades ago about that money is free speech.
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Is that correct?
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Unknown: Is that what you're referring to? As I recall, I guess this has come up years ago, but I
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am I coming through pretty
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Unknown: You're coming through fine now. We you're coming through fine now. We saw a recent
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extremely,
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extremely notable example of Citizens United,
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and that was the Thomas Massey election in Kentucky.
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Unknown: Oh, I okay. I was I wanted to look into that and see if they were directly involved with that,
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which what I was reading.
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Unknown: Who who directly involved? The Jews?
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Unknown: Citizens United.
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Unknown: Well, they gave between Miriam
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Adelson and
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Paul Singer, a real despicable little creepy,
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and another guy named
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I can't remember his name, similar to Singers.
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Well, they contributed the estimates around 30 to $35,000,000,
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against mister Massey. Would you think that fits under Citizens United?
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Unknown: I I guess. It's kinda new to me. I just didn't know.
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I I'm just curious about what I do know is that Montana
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is,
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trying to push, some legislation
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where
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they wanna
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bring light to artificial
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corporations
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Unknown: and Yeah.
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Unknown: And make them,
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and remove their ability
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to function.
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And in all of that speech about this, I found it really interesting where they're talking about
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corporations
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are
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persons.
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Unknown: And
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We call corporate personhood.
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Unknown: Yeah. And so
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they're talking about how
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there there's a there's a certain guy in a certain video. I I I could pull it up while I'm talking, but he he
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kinda says this thing about how
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citizen like, normal, real
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people
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are
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are given
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powers
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over
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their government.
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He almost kinda says in a strange way a federal
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citizenship in a way as if we have power over the federal
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Well, technically,
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Unknown: we know. Well, hold it, man. Technically, people created the federal government.
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Unknown: Right. In the concept of the government.
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Unknown: So how did the federal government flip over and control us when we created it? The creature controls the creators now.
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K? Now you're getting into a real good can of worms here. K? You've opened up a can of worms already,
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and that's the word person.
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And how the misinterpretation
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of our community who doesn't know generally their ass from a hole in the dirt on things like this. Dirt. No, sir. And
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that that that is the miss that is the cause of a lot of miss people
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being misled.
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Put it that way. Because you ask any patriot, Mana,
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what's the meaning behind the word person?
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What's the legal concept behind the word person? They're gonna say corporation.
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Yeah. But there were persons I didn't before there were corporations.
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So that doesn't work.
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Unknown: Yeah. And so and then he so he kinda says that about
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people,
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real people. And then he's saying that corporations
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are created
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by the state
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and are controlled
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state
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entities
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that
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have kind of been allowed to just
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run wild and and and
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given all these same
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rights and
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and powers
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that
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Unknown: You missed the word beauty. Men's word. Women's word. Yeah. Well, let's go into it, man. Because, obviously, you hadn't heard this part of the lecture. It's very important.
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My my litmus test question
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to patriots whenever I've had a chance to discuss things with them is that question right there. I wanna know if I'm gonna sit down and discuss something with you, we're gonna that may get heated
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because those discussions occasionally do.
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I wanna know before we start discussing if you know what the hell you're talking about. Or am I wasting my time?
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It's like Voltaire.
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You know, Voltaire might have been a despicable character,
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but he did know what was going on evidently because one of his sayings
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was before we discuss, let us define our terms.
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So
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before I sit down with you, I want some definitions to know we're on the same page. Otherwise, I don't wanna waste your time. I certainly don't wanna waste mine.
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Okay? So when I ask those people, even people very knowledgeable like Al Atisk,
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what's the the concept behind the word person? And they always say corporation.
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Corporation's a person.
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And that's not law. That's not wrong, manna, but it's not right either
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because that's a very narrow
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definition of a very expansive term that has more stuff behind it than that.
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So what is a person,
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manna? We're saying they're corporations. This guy writing this article, he isn't quite sure. What is a person, man?
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Unknown: That's not this.
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And and
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law prescribes your identity.
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Unknown: Well, see, there you know it right off the bat. So a person, it's not are you a person? Everybody's
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a person.
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It's which person or persons
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are you.
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So you see the difference?
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It's which one are you? They're not just one. Here's the deal. A corporation's a person. It's an entity.
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Partnership,
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it's a person. It's a it's an entity.
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We're
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people. We're individuals, humans. We're we're a person literally and figuratively,
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although they have a special label for us, man. Whenever they use us in any kind of
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court case,
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statute regulation,
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we're always called individuals
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because we're a really unique kind of person in a sense.
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And so that definition goes an entity to whom the law scribes rights and duty.
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That goes back to our initial formula. It's so important that everybody
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understand.
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The formula that runs the world revolves around that.
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And it says r plus d equals r.
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Rights plus duties equal remedies.
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So
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when the scribe's
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rights and duties,
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it determines which person you are. A all persons born are naturalized in The United States, comma, and
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subject to the jurisdiction thereof are,
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citizens of The United States and residents.
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So in that, all persons born, and it's talking about fourteenth amendment persons right there.
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So they received their rights from the fourteenth amendment, the federal government. They owed them their duties, and that's the relationship.
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They're a federal person.
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Where it may be that once we file our affidavit,
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key phrase being and subject to the jurisdiction thereof,
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that removes us from that. We're not subject to that jurisdiction anymore. We're now back to our original status as Whitey
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in the Jim Crow laws.
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So that's the whole deal around that. And,
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and and until
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our
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and, you know, I had well, I talk about this course on the air and teach all this. William
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had a a federal magistrate as a passenger in one of his planes,
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and he starts asking him these questions just like I told you on the air. You can go ask judges and attorneys this, man. They're not gonna know it.
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What's the legal definition and concept behind the meaning of the word person?
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They don't know that.
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Yet that magistrate's up there adjudicating
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cases,
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and that that attorney's representing or doing something with them, and they don't even know the meaning of the word person that it's in. It doesn't it used in exclusively
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every statute,
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but many of them, there are statutes are only written for persons,
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things,
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or actions.
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Those three.
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Persons, things, or actions.
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Majority of them written for persons.
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So here you got judges and attorneys
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who don't even know what the concept is. You you think they might
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should be considered somewhat illegitimate or or or or
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or ill informed in their field? I think that's pretty important.
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I mean, it's only in almost every statute and regulations. This this is how important it is, man.
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Have you ever heard me talk about Gaius?
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Man?
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Oh, man. It's muted off on me.
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You didn't fall off. You you
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Unknown: have a lot of people. I have. Yes. Okay.
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Unknown: Well, for the audience, this is how important this is.
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The guy that's accredited
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with originally writing the law in Rome
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is a fellow named Gaius, g a I u s. You can go look him up.
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G a I u s.
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Supposedly,
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he got the idea of the law by
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bending over a smooth
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pond
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and putting marbles in his mouth and talking to himself. I don't know how true that is. Sounds kinda ridiculous, but that's
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the story.
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So Gaius wrote a book, a group of books. You can go look them up too.
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They're called Gaius'
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Institutes.
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Gaius' Institutes, first law books written. I mean, outside the Babylonian stuff.
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And in that, institutes the whole first part of the whole book is all devoted to the meaning of the word person in the discussion.
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You think it might be important? The guy that developed the law that wrote some of the first law books along those lines, and the whole first part of the law book is on this subject right here of the concept behind the meaning of the word person. You think it might be important?
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I do.
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So that's how important it is, man.
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So you knew it. Entity to whom the law scribes rights and duties. So if you can
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have a discussion with some of our fellow patriots who do have their heads screwed on straight,
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and you go, well, it's more than that. It's more than a corporation.
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Because you see
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in the formula, r plus d equals r, manna,
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The corporate personhood only gets the first part.
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They don't have any duties per se.
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They got rights. They can do anything a person can do.
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They might have some duties if they get caught and and and and get their hands slapped. They're gonna have to pay a fine,
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but you can't put a corporation in jail.
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I would
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it's egregious enough, if the incident, the whatever was done is egregious enough, you can penetrate
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that and go straight. It's called penetrating the veil, and they go straight to the board of directors because the board of directors are the one that's given that person instructions.
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And if it's egregious enough, you can yank one of them SOBs off of the board and go throw them in jail. Of course, that's never gonna be done because new world order, that's all their guys, and they're not gonna let that happen to them. So you never see it happen. Should.
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By all rights and remedies,
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but we got crooked guys running us.
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So that's a little bit about person there, man. I think it's incredibly
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important for people to understand this.
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Unknown: Yeah.
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It was interesting
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kinda reading through and listening to them talk about it and about
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obviously.
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One thing that was kinda cool is why there's somebody from our
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group here was commenting
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in the comments because somebody said that in a
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YouTube video. I was watching
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underneath it. They were saying, well, a
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person is
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is
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an entity that law prescribes rights and duties. And I was like, interesting,
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and
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is this gonna clear?
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That you kind of
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a little bit by separating
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that the corporation
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doesn't
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really owe any duties,
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you're
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saying.
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Unknown: Well, if it's fines and stuff like that, those can be that can be a duty. But you can't go throw a corporation in jail for a remedy.
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It's a big point.
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Now on the opposite side of that, let's look at the opposite side of that. That's when the duties and the rights are split. Well, where they're combined in the same entity as us.
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I know others too, but us specifically to separate us from others in in in in people's recognition of this. You see, we've got rights and duties contained
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in the same entity.
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K? And that's where the word individual
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comes from,
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and the root word of the word indivisible
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or or individual
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is indivisible,
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again, because the rights and the duties are in the same entity.
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So when you see the word individual,
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that means humans.
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And where do you see it?
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You see it in 26 CFR 1.1
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dash one a, an income tax is owed by all individuals
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who are
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citizens of The United States or residents.
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Now why, manna,
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did they use individual
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there?
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Manna. Do you have a guess?
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Unknown: They wanna bypass
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the protection of the state?
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Unknown: No. It's because the other form no. It's because the other obligations on taxes are corporations,
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and they're not individuals.
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They're corporations,
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so they got their own separate
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charter and stuff on on the taxes they owe. This is the income tax owed by individuals,
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humans.
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So there's the separation. That's why they use that there.
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Unknown: I see. So yeah. Because a corporation is
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basically a group of a group of people
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no matter what.
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Unknown: Well, it doesn't matter. It's a different entity, and it's got different corporate schedules. See, corporations don't pay taxes, really, do they?
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Do they? Oh, they raise? Saying that.
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Yeah. If the corporations they raise yeah. If they raise the corporate tax rate, is the corporation going, oh, damn. That's gonna hurt our bottom line. Are they just gonna suck it up, or are they gonna take that raise and pass it on to their product price to the consumer? Which one of those you think they're gonna do?
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Unknown: Yeah.
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They were saying that,
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they can get all this money from individuals
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and then
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dump it into an election,
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basically,
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anonymously.
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Yep. And then nobody knows
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who's controlling
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this
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election,
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basically. It's
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Unknown: something that needs to be addressed very badly and very quickly.
29:03
There weren't 35,000,000
29:05
there weren't 35,000,000
29:07
peep Jews supporting.
29:09
There was one little bitch Jew with a whole bunch of money. Her 100 husband left from, yeah, from owning a no tell swindling a bunch of people, and the $2,020,000,000
29:18
went to her, went from her to him. Was that 20,000,000 Cheryl Adams
29:23
Mary Madelzons? No. It's one
29:26
Mary Madelzon. That needs to stop.
29:29
K. That needs to stop. Just like just like in the last session of the court, Manna,
29:35
they stopped the freewheeling
29:37
regulatory
29:39
scheme
29:40
of agencies.
29:41
Well, they used to could take a piece of legislation
29:45
and interpret it any way they wanted to, and the attitude of the court was, well, you're an agency.
29:53
You've got the authority
29:54
over environmental
29:56
protection.
29:57
So I guess that means you're the experts in it, doesn't it? Well, if you're the experts see how this is this is this non sequitur shit. If you're the experts on it, then you ought to be able to make any rule,
30:08
or regulation,
30:10
anything you want, any direction, 180 degrees, no matter because you're the experts.
30:15
Well, that was overturned in the last session of the court. It's called the Chevron deference.
30:20
K?
30:21
And now they can't do that kind of crap anymore.
30:24
So these things are being addressed,
30:28
but nowhere near as fast as they need to be.
30:31
That Citizens United
30:33
and I think somebody is challenging it. Probably what that letter's writ that article you're talking about is written about. So Hawaii, I can't imagine, is challenging it.
30:44
Montana,
30:45
I can imagine, is challenging it. So I don't know much more than what you told us.
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Unknown: Yeah. No. Mon Hawaii is trying to do the same thing Montana is, and
30:59
that's because my friends
31:01
just visited from Hawaii,
31:03
and their mom was like, have you I was kinda poo pooing the whole
31:08
government
31:10
and everything. And of course, she was like, no. We can vote and fix all this. Have you seen what Hawaii's doing? And then she started talking about that. And I was like, wow. This is interesting
31:20
and kinda tied in with with our group.
31:24
Unknown: Hawaii has a Jew, Zionist governor named Green,
31:29
and I they they can do all they want as long as he's not in there. That's not gonna get passed.
31:34
And, you know, I mean, the reason you know the reason I know this?
31:38
It's because we had a gal down here who was looking at Ecuador to move. She had lived in Hawaii,
31:45
and she's Jewish.
31:46
And, and she's a very nice gal. Okay? And she went and decided no to go back to Hawaii, and she told us. She said that he used to be in our group, and then all of a sudden, he got in with all these big guys at courted him and stuff, and they turned him around. And that's where Maui got burned up and all the rest of that stuff. That's this governor Green right there.
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So just to give you a little background.
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Unknown: I
32:16
Unknown: haven't gone into the Hawaiian one as much as and when she mentioned Montana,
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that's kinda where I've been
32:24
focusing. I've tried to I've listened to this video twice trying to get some questions out, and I think
32:31
I can. I can't find the articles that I wanted to have while I talked. But
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Unknown: Well, you know, the good news is you you got about an hour and hour and a half ago. Go look for them.
32:43
Unknown: Yeah.
32:45
Well so
32:47
the the other thing
32:49
was they are saying
32:51
is that
32:56
that the the citizens yeah. They they're the Citizens United and this corporation can be anonymous,
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and, basically,
33:04
the corporation
33:05
is controlled by the state,
33:08
and so
33:09
they wanted
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Unknown: You wanna know why? You know why?
33:15
Because because the state creates it. Right? Correct. Correct. The secretary of state in the states, that's what they do now is create corporations,
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collect fees,
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whatever else is involved in all that, but that's what the secretary of state does. Don't even have to. In the state. So
33:34
when people say they're gonna notify the secretary of state of the state, I don't think you need to. I don't believe they're involved in this process,
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but I may be wrong. I know the attorney general is. So go ahead, man.
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I think somebody's trying to say something else. Somebody else Well, alright. Well, let's get a little open in our ears. Jess, ma'am, who was trying to say something?
33:56
Unknown: It's me, Lisa. What about international corporations?
33:59
How how are they how are they done? And then you have that International
34:03
Organization's
34:04
Immunity Act. So these international
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organizations,
34:08
that's why you can't put board members and stuff in prison. They give them self immunity after World War two.
34:14
Unknown: Okay. I don't know anything about this, Lisa. I'd I'd never even thought about it. Good question, though.
34:20
Maybe somebody do who does grant
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corporate ship to international
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corporations?
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Or somebody's
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got to originate it. Like, for instance, where's Apple?
34:33
Apple's moved their headquarters. A bunch of them are moving it to, you know, where? Ireland.
34:37
Because they changed the tax laws in Ireland or make it favorable for those people. That's why they're all moving over there. We ever we've talked about I know I've told you about Dean Allen's way.
34:49
I was helping this guy for years,
34:52
about four or five years,
34:53
in the nineties,
34:55
helping him sell
34:57
offshore trust to people.
34:59
And I think I mentioned to you that Dean,
35:03
he was his name is Dean Allen. I'm sure he but I don't know if he's still around or not.
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Dean was
35:11
they ran a informant in on him. We was helping somebody doing a failure to file case, and he foyed his
35:19
privacy
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request or something guys file, and it came back. And
35:24
the FBI or treasury had run an informant in on Dean,
35:28
and the entire transcript
35:30
was in this guy's administrative file,
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and they never came after him.
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So it it passed their blessing.
35:38
Now the way they do that is quite simple, really,
35:41
is, he used, Panama initially, then he moved over into,
35:46
oh, the Dominica.
35:50
But,
35:51
in Panama,
35:54
they would use
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trusts
35:56
and corporations
35:57
that were
35:59
the beauty of Panama
36:01
was they had no central registry.
36:04
Same the problem with Costa Rica too.
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Maybe other countries in there. They don't have any central registry of property.
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And
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so there's nowhere for them to go back and and chase the ownership of that corporation.
36:19
And so what those law firms would do is they'd write these corporations and they they're bare like bearer bonds,
36:26
and they put it on the shelf and let it season for a couple of years. So when you came down and bought it, it was already there for a couple years. It wasn't something that just got created when you got down there. And so they would do two of those.
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And I I remember one guy owned a cemetery in Charleston. K? And one of Dean's good customers, and,
36:47
so they take and they buy two corporations in Panama.
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The first one, they'll start the, let's say, the cemetery in The US
36:56
would be put into an entity.
36:58
Dean used to like to use, limited or general partnerships.
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LLCs
37:04
were just coming on the scene. Only about half of the states in the country had passed laws dealing with LLCs,
37:12
so he was still stuck on general partnerships.
37:15
Of course, the general partnership has a limited partner,
37:18
so he would buy the first corporation
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in Panama
37:23
and
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and connect it to the
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corp to the partnership in The US.
37:29
So when money came in, they would take and funnel it down to this partnership
37:34
and then they'd buy another,
37:36
corporation,
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excuse me, that was linked to this, the second one,
37:41
but the key phrase in the internal revenue service is effectively
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connected.
37:47
So
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corporation
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two,
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one, excuse me, would be connected to the partnership in in Charleston.
37:55
So that was corporation one. So they take the funds, and they funnel it down to corporation one.
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And then corporation one funnels it to corporation two,
38:05
which is not
38:06
effectively connected.
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It's effectively connected with corporation one,
38:12
but not the general partnership.
38:14
And so you get the funds down there, and you bring them back to The US, and they're clean.
38:19
So that's why these corporations like Apple are going over to Ireland.
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K? And they're they're
38:27
I there's more than Apple, I think, more of them, but that's what the tax havens all over the world do. That's the loophole they wrote into the tax code for themselves.
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The reason they can't come after you is totally legitimate.
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That's the loophole they use.
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K?
38:43
So there you go, man. There's a little more background on it for you.
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Unknown: Hey. Going along with that, can I say some ask something?
38:51
Unknown: That sounds like Christian to me. Only if you're Christian can you ask something.
38:57
Unknown: Boy, you are tough. You are great.
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I'm talking to two smarter guys than me and
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all of them, Julie, and all of them. You know,
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what you're saying is what I'm fighting here is an LLC
39:16
on this,
39:17
deal. I I put my second letter in talk talking to, telling I'm gonna tell
39:24
as I'm talking to you, telling Paul I already put a second letter in yesterday
39:28
telling them the same rescinding.
39:30
But, anyway,
39:31
LLC, there ought to be some kind of
39:35
falsehood we could tell the court or say to the court
39:40
if we have to go to court
39:44
that would just scald them
39:46
like a tar baby. Well
39:48
I don't know what they are. They're they're
39:51
buzzards.
39:52
Unknown: Well, they're vultures, of course. And,
39:56
I don't know too much about them because I just never studied them. They were just coming in. I'll tell you how ignorant I was. I thought they were limited liability corporations,
40:06
and somebody came on here one day and said, no. No. No.
40:09
No. No. Senor. Those are companies.
40:12
Mhmm. They're not limited liability corporations.
40:15
They're limited liability
40:17
companies.
40:18
I really don't know too much about them and been learning about them, especially in the way they're taxed
40:24
and how we can use them in a taxing situation
40:28
as an entity that can be used, it sounds like to me, in a very favorable manner, Christian. But I do not purse I've never studied them, really. I don't know much about them, honestly.
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If I don't know something, I'll tell you. K?
40:43
Unknown: Yeah. You do. You're honest. And and, you know, that's just that's just, it just seemed like, you know, okay. What you just said kinda kinda kinda didn't want I didn't wanna sidetrack anything y'all are doing because,
40:55
this
40:56
this just just
40:58
kinda like
41:00
this LLC looks like it's okay. One and two, like you said.
41:05
If I if he don't get remedy on me, he'll pass me to number two LLC, and I'll get another debt collector on me. I beg well, that could be if $2,800
41:15
Unknown: is enough for them. I don't think that you're gonna find they're gonna waste much time on you. That's not a whole bunch of funds in this great scheme of things.
41:24
K?
41:26
Unknown: Yeah. And you know what? He hadn't answered me at all. They hadn't answered me on the first contract.
41:31
Unknown: Okay. Well, that just tells you that they're they're gonna agree with you. Silence deems consent.
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Unknown: Beautiful.
41:39
Thank you. Okay. Yeah.
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Yeah. Yield to you. I can get you're on a roll. I'm gonna, that's good.
41:45
Unknown: Christian. Yeah. Thank you.
41:48
Unknown: Sure, man. Happy to make your weekend. Go ahead, Paul. Why did you send them another letter?
41:54
Unknown: Did you send it as an addendum to the original letter
41:58
or just reiterating what the original letter said? But did you specifically state it as an addendum?
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Unknown: Hold on. Yeah. I just reiterated
42:07
that you never
42:10
answered my first letter, and
42:13
I'm sending you the same letter is
42:17
telling you
42:18
I want an answer in ten to fourteen days.
42:22
Unknown: Well, good.
42:24
Alright.
42:25
You put you put a time limit on them, which is the one thing that the other letter didn't have.
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Unknown: K. So Christian's
42:32
obviously anxious about this. The fact that they didn't answer your first one tells me they're just gonna drop it. Now I may be wrong, but that's what that would indicate to me, Christian.
42:42
So you gotta give them enough time to answer when did you send it to them? Two weeks ago?
42:47
Yeah. Yeah. They Well, the standard time is thirty days. Well, the the standard time is thirty days.
42:53
So after thirty days and they haven't answered, then you send them the thing and say, you're in default.
43:00
Silence scheme is consistent.
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Unknown: Right. But now what you did was you sent them another letter. You sent them another communication which reset that clock,
43:09
which reset the thirty days.
43:11
So they they got you got a stay of execution from the court until, what, the end of June.
43:17
Well, now you just sent a letter that will extend it beyond the end of June.
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Unknown: Sit back. You've done your action. Wait. Yeah. Christian, don't be anxious.
43:28
Wait.
43:30
Yeah. The tea leaves Okay. Yep. Are pointing in your favor.
43:35
Unknown: Yeah. Wonderful. So there's William.
43:38
Unknown: Well, there's William. Man, we got the whole gang here. You got any, any suggestions for Christian here, William? No.
43:45
Unknown: Not not in particular. I was gonna move the the subject,
43:49
when he was done.
43:51
Unknown: Okay.
43:52
Well, let's make sure. Alright. We got two we got one on the back burner. That would be
43:57
our buddy in Montana.
44:00
Mana,
44:01
have we deal have we're finished with Citizens United?
44:07
Unknown: Yeah. I I know I had a a few more things to bring up and some questions,
44:12
but I can't I can't verify some minutes.
44:15
Unknown: Okay. Go find the paperwork. We're gonna change the subject and go with William. If you find it and come back and want discussion,
44:22
we're open to that. K? Now, Christian, did we get you taken care of?
44:29
Yes. Thank you. Thank you very much. We're gonna close the door on that. William.
44:34
Door number one. Hey, buddy. How you doing? Good.
44:39
Unknown: I got a copy of my transcript from my hearing.
44:42
And Yes? I wanted to read a little bit of it on the show, if that's okay.
44:46
Unknown: Sure.
44:50
Unknown: So this was the transcript, and
44:54
they started with me with the plaintiff. And it says, the
44:58
plaintiff, I purchased a motor vehicle, and I appealed the tax based on the basis that I wasn't a US citizen or resident under the scope and purview of the fourteenth amendment to the constitution,
45:08
and I had proof on that on file with The United States Secretary of State when I applied for a passport application, and he accepted it and issued me a passport in that capacity
45:17
as a national,
45:19
as a state citizen and not a federal citizen.
45:22
The court says, Is that it?
45:24
The plaintiff says, The courts have held that there's two citizenship statuses.
45:29
There's a state citizenship or a citizenship in the state, and there's a federal citizenship
45:33
and that they're not necessarily correlated,
45:36
you don't have to be one to be the other. And Georgia Constitution says that jurisdiction of the General Assembly extends to U. Citizens and residents in Georgia.
45:45
A federal citizen that's in Georgia is in residence, as residence is defined as where someone dwells for a period of time for the receipt of a benefit or discharge of a duty.
45:55
So, where you receive your right to know your duties is where your residence is. So, when a federal citizen
46:00
is in a state, they're in residence in the state. When a state citizen is in a state, he's not in residence as it's contemplated in the fourteenth amendment.
46:08
And the court said or the judge,
46:11
I wouldn't suppose that you've reviewed the case of Brown v State, which is Georgia three forty six
46:16
appellate case, a 2018 case where the court of appeals held that those asserting
46:21
their sovereign citizens or have natural status
46:24
are not exempt from taxes. And I said, yes, sir. The court said, it's right there, plain black and white.
46:31
I said, yes, sir. I'm not asserting that I'm a sovereign citizen. I'm a state citizen of Georgia, and that's on file.
46:37
And the court interrupted and said, are you afforded the guarantees,
46:41
the rights and privileges of a state citizen? Correct?
46:44
Yes, sir. I'm a capital c citizen, not a lowercase c citizen under the scope and purview of the fourteenth amendment.
46:50
Those are citizen subjects,
46:52
and my rights are coming from the organic constitution and not from the fourteenth amendment.
46:56
The court said, okay.
46:59
Privileges and immunities there. I'm not really sure what a sovereign citizen is. I don't really know. It kinda sounds like a jumbo shrimp because
47:07
everybody's a citizen of something. Everybody gets right to owes duties
47:11
to something, and you can't just be on your own. Nobody is stateless.
47:16
The court says, do you have a Georgia driver's license?
47:18
Yes, sir. A person is an entity in law who the law describes rights and duties. So when the statutes specify a person, they're specifying persons that
47:28
a particular
47:29
person that receives rights and duties from a particular location.
47:32
So a US citizen receives rights and duties, civil rights under the fourteenth amendment,
47:37
and a state citizen receives rights from God that are constitutionally protected. The court said, can I ask you this? Do
47:44
you have children?
47:45
Plaintiff, yes, sir.
47:47
The court, how old are they? I said, I've got a two year old, a nine year old, and a 13 year old. The nine and 13 year old, are they in school? Yes, sir. Where do they go to school? And I told him to the schools.
47:57
Okay. They're public schools? I said, yes, sir. And he says, you own a house in Columbia County? I said, yes, sir.
48:04
The court, do you pay your property tax? I said, yes, sir. So why help me understand why property tax applies, but this doesn't.
48:10
Well, mean, I kind of feel like, you know, the fire, police, the resources, you know, this but this tax on this car is just egregious in my mind. You know, the federal government understands this. The secretary of state understands this. I applied for a passport. He issued me the passport. If anything in my application had been fraudulent, if my affidavit had been fraudulent or frivolous,
48:31
I would have been they certainly would not have issued me a passport and they probably would have prosecuted me for passport fraud.
48:37
The IRS recognizes it. I don't owe. I'm not a non resident. I'm a non resident alien to the IRS.
48:43
I don't owe income taxes other than those to the extent of eight seventy one B and eight seventy seven B and 26 CFR.
48:49
The IRS accepts my non resident alien return alien returns.
48:54
They've accepted my affidavit,
48:55
and it's on file with the secretary, and they understand that I'm a state citizen, not a federal citizen.
49:00
This was told in the case with Brishaber versus Union Pacific Railroad in Treasury decision twenty three thirteen.
49:06
Brishaber was a state citizen of New York and not a federal US citizen in the court. The Treasury upheld that, and the Treasury upheld that. In Treasury decision 2313,
49:16
they labeled Mr. Brishaber as a nonresident alien because he was a state citizen.
49:21
However, the income from Union Pacific Railroad was federal because Union Pacific Railroad was chartered by Congress,
49:27
and so that he did no taxes on that. And nonresident
49:31
aliens do owe income tax on federally sourced income.
49:34
The judge said, All right, and how is this different than defined as in OCGA
49:39
40 two-one where a person who has a permanent home or domicile here is a resident?
49:44
I said, Yes, sir. Well, they have to be a US citizen. That's what they're associating here. So all US citizens are in residence.
49:51
The court says, you don't have to be a US citizen to be a resident here if you have a permanent domicile.
49:56
There's lots of people here that live here that are not citizens.
50:00
I said, well, you could be a resident alien, and that's why they they say US citizen or resident. And the court said, alright.
50:07
Let me hear from mister Hudson, which is the other attorney, and I'll come back to you.
50:13
Do you want me to keep going?
50:15
Unknown: It's fascinating.
50:16
I think you did a, again, a really good job.
50:20
And do y'all wanna continue hearing William's transcript
50:24
Unknown: here? Yes. Alright.
50:26
Unknown: I guess Yes. From Paul. Okay. Okay. People and and folks, if you're new,
50:32
Unknown: Paul, we have no audio on
50:34
Radio.
50:37
Unknown: I can There's no audio on Eurofolk?
50:39
Unknown: I have no control over that.
50:43
That is
50:44
Unknown: that is Paul English. Hold on a second, William. Let's Paul's talking to the guy. I guess, Eurofolk
50:51
hadn't picked this up. I don't know
50:53
what all the problems are, but I like your the way you handled yourself here,
50:58
and, good job. What I was gonna tell the audience, if you're new,
51:02
is, that William's been around a few years. He took to this stuff very adeptly as you can tell,
51:09
and, you ain't gonna put anything over on him. Now he's a man that's truly free.
51:15
Okay? Because he can get up and belligerently,
51:17
nicely,
51:18
defend his position, not only defend it, he can explain it as he did in this transcript.
51:24
So did we have anybody else that wanna say something before he goes forward? Hold on. Anybody wanna say something? Don't leave it don't leave it saying, and we'll go ahead and finish it.
51:34
Unknown: Okay.
51:35
Unknown: Okay.
51:37
There you go. Alright. We're gonna drop the green flag again. Let's go let's go get them, William.
51:43
Unknown: Okay. This is the county attorney and his motion for summary judgment.
51:47
Judge, I submit you to you that the court that mister Robertson is essentially essentially admits today that he's a resident of the state of Georgia. That is the only thing that is needed for the purpose of taxation in this state, period.
51:59
That should be the end of this discussion. But, judge, I will kinda go through a few other things just for the purposes of the wreck of the record. I think the facts are pretty clear, your honor. I don't think I need to go why why we're here from a procedural standpoint.
52:12
Your honor touched on a few of the requirements. Some of the things that I think are certainly beyond a reasonable doubt show that he's a resident of the state of Georgia. I mean, number one, he's got a Georgia driver's license. Number two, he applied for and was granted a homestead exemption with the county,
52:26
and he saved about $2,000 a year in property taxes.
52:30
He's registered to vote in Georgia. He's been registered voter since 2002.
52:34
He last voted in November
52:36
2024.
52:37
He owns a residence in Columbia County, judge. He's lived there since 2018.
52:41
He's admitted that he pays property taxes every year. His kids attend public school. He's got a passport, judge, which is proof of US citizenship.
52:49
No. It's not. Pilot, and he's registered for I know. He's also registered for his license through the FAA. So he avails himself of all the benefits of the state of Georgia, your honor, but then wants to pick and choose what taxes he's allowed pay, which to me, I find a bit frankly concerning and somewhat offensive to the taxpayers here in in the county, your honor.
53:08
Some applicable law, judge, just to support what I've talked about, is Forrester v Culpepper.
53:13
It's a supreme court case from 1942,
53:16
and says, quote, a resident for the purposes of taxation is someone who resides in Georgia and makes residence in Georgia on the last day of the taxable year,
53:26
end quote.
53:27
Note that he's been living here since 2018.
53:30
He admitted it himself, your honor. So, again, I'd argue that the analysis here, but I'm gonna go into a couple other points. As I mentioned moments ago, he receives a homestead exemption. If you look at the specific code exemption,
53:42
it says the exemption must be
53:45
actually occupied as a permanent residence in a place of abode by the applicant awarded the exemption, and the homestead shall be the legal residence and domicile of the applicant for all purposes whatsoever.
53:57
So judge, the Georgia statute is very clear. If you've got a homestead exemption, then you're a resident of Georgia. I don't think that's up for debate.
54:04
Also, your honor, as a resident voter here in Georgia since 2002,
54:09
OCGA twenty one two two seventeen states that a person's voter registration and voter history are significant indicators of their residence.
54:17
In that same vein, your honor, quoting Georgia Supreme Court Dozier v Baker, a 2008 decision, the court held that registration and actual voting in the county are, quote, persuasive
54:28
of permanent residency there, end quote.
54:31
So I don't think there's a debate again here, judge, that he's a resident of Georgia for the purposes of taxation
54:36
and a resident of Columbia County. We talked about Sovereign Citizens Judge, and I know he claims that that's not what he is, but the courts have asserted
54:44
that any individual asserting national status as he has or sovereign status
54:50
are not exempt from taxation or beyond the jurisdiction of the courts.
54:54
Judge, there's a litany of cases out there. Your honor cited
54:57
Brown v. State, so I'm not gonna go into that. But if you look at the case of Stockholm
55:02
v commissioner, it's a federal case in the eleventh circuit. It specifically finds it's frivolous.
55:07
A tax protesters claim that he was freeborn and sovereign person.
55:11
It was therefore not subject to the income tax laws.
55:14
Hold it. Hold it. You know? William, can I
55:18
Unknown: I gotta interrupt you just saying I hope you and your brief address
55:23
this
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and say, I never said I was exempt from income tax? I will pay eight seventy one and eight seventy seven b taxes as defined
55:33
anytime I owe them. So I'm not exempt.
55:36
That's a misnomer on your effect. Yeah. But On your side. But, anyway, just wanna interrupt that. You've done it. Yep.
55:44
It's a great it's a great argument.
55:48
Unknown: Yeah. I put that in my brief against, you know, my reply
55:52
to their motion.
55:53
Unknown: Oh, you gotta counter it. They've come to these conclusions.
55:56
They've come to these conclusions as stated.
55:59
They they fined you $4,500
56:02
in attorney's fees on these same findings and and conclusions, and they're just wrong. You are a national, but here's the difference. Sovereign citizens never defined anywhere or mentioned except in these court cases
56:15
as ridicule.
56:16
Okay? A national is in not only legislation
56:20
in the in the statutes at large, the nationality act of 1940, but it's also in the INA.
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Please don't forget
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to bring in the state department certificate.
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All US citizens are US nationals.
56:34
Please don't forget to bring that into your brief. Okay?
56:39
Unknown: Hey.
56:40
Can I just,
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add here? Eurofocus on. Just refresh. It's in there.
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Unknown: I'm what?
56:49
Unknown: Eurofolk radio. It is carrying me. Refresh.
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Unknown: Thank you. Thank you, Mer.
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Refresh it. She says there
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okay.
56:59
Good job, William.
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Just these little things that I come to
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wanna make sure you put some of this stuff in your brief because they need to be addressed.
57:08
That's the reason you're appealing Yeah. Is because of this right crap right here.
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Unknown: Right.
57:14
Right. But the court said that, you know, essentially, that argument is not persuasive,
57:20
and it's not reliable.
57:21
That's been upheld in courts throughout the country, your honor. I don't think that's up for dispute. So, judge, I don't think the evidence is insurmountable.
57:28
I think the evidence is insurmountable.
57:30
However you look at it, whether it's from his perspective or my perspective or from the court's perspective, He's a resident of the state of Georgia, and he owes these taxes, judge.
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Unknown: Now I'm gonna can I interrupt again? I think yeah.
57:43
To to go back and emphasize
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Shit. I lost my damn thought.
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I'll go back and emphasize that
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the residency of what we're talking about also, and I think I know you will. Also, you can bring in the Georgia code where it says the term residents rebuttable presumption.
58:03
Yeah. All that stuff was there before. I admit I didn't understand this. It's just like slavery. I didn't know I was enslaved either, and I got out of that too. And part of it is this right here.
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Unknown: Okay?
58:16
Unknown: The term resident. Well, you got a real good
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good scenario here. So I'm sorry to interrupt.
58:24
Go ahead and reread it. And we'll you gotta what about another
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three weeks to get this submitted?
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Unknown: Yeah. I've submitted
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the transcript to the court.
58:36
They gotta post that, and then they gotta transmit it all to the appeals court. Then I gotta pay them $300,
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and then they'll docket it. And then I have twenty days to
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doing a fuel brief. Okay.
58:49
Unknown: Alright. So we got a little lead time. Go ahead. I'll stop interrupting, but there's some things, man. You we can we can work on this thing together with the whole brain trust here
58:59
and maybe get some of the real key things in in there that are very important. I wanted to read wanted to read the
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Unknown: Yeah. I wanna read the transcript just out of this. Alright. I'll shut up. Everybody, then let's go forward. Have an idea of what their argument was. You know? Alright. And we can discuss it when you're finished. Gonna come you know, it's gonna be the same argument that they come up against us with anything. You know? Everything
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Unknown: William, I've kind of been able to deduce it down to this. All of it, instead of necessarily being citizen of The United States,
59:32
it's this resident term.
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Then what they're doing is they're going in and applying in their,
59:39
decisions and thinking
59:41
the fact that it's the geographical
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definition.
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Oh, he's got a home. He's got a license. His kids are in school. All that kind of stuff. When it isn't, it's from the ambassadorial
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side,
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that they're hiding under here as to which set of laws do you wanna live under, and that's gotta be voluntary, doesn't it?
1:00:02
This is the this is the whole ball of wax right here is them,
1:00:07
insisting
1:00:08
on using the resident term in that capacity and trying to buffalo you on the geographical
1:00:15
side.
1:00:16
Say, well, this is law. It's right here in our books, but now see,
1:00:20
the term resident's a rebuttal presumption.
1:00:23
Yeah. It's in your books, but you're you're working on fraud. That's not the definition. It's this one here.
1:00:30
So that is the whole deal right there, I believe.
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Unknown: I bring that up at the end, and you'll like it. They just steamroll over me anyway. But
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Unknown: That's okay. It's on the record, sir. Yep.
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Unknown: And I think, your honor,
1:00:46
it would be important for me or I would be remiss, I guess, if not to request from the court attorney's fees and having to prosecute and defend this matter. The good working people of Columbia County should not have to bear the attorney's fees to come in and defend this frivolous action, your honor. It's just not fair to them.
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OCGA nine fifteen fourteen is exactly on point as to why attorney's fees should be granted in this case. The court may assess reasonable and necessary attorney's fees and expenses of litigation in any civil action in any court of record if upon the motion
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of any party or the court itself finds that any
1:01:21
attorney or party brought and defendant an action thereof
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a claim that lacks substantial justification,
1:01:27
or that an action or any part thereof was interposed for delay or harassment,
1:01:31
or if it finds an attorney or party unnecessarily extended proceedings.
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And importantly, judge, it says, as used in this code and section, lack of substantial justifications means substantially frivolous, substantially groundless,
1:01:43
or substantially vexatious.
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This is exactly what we have here today, judge. An adherence of the law is no defense,
1:01:49
and there are litany of mountain cases out there that shows that he is subject to this tax.
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And the fact that, your honor, he filed this action
1:01:58
after the board of it, assessors and the board of,
1:02:01
equalization basically said,
1:02:04
you know, no. You're wrong, and we've made us go through these motions to file this dispos dismissive motion in response to this complaint.
1:02:13
So, he said,
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I do think, your honor, that the court should award reasonable attorney's fees and allow me, if the court sees it, to do so, to submit an affidavit to the court for review in a few days.
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And that's all I've got in the court. Okay. Alright. Mister Robertson, anything?
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Okay.
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Unknown: I would say the vexatious argument
1:02:34
is one that hangs its hat
1:02:36
on a legal peg that doesn't exist like sovereign citizen.
1:02:40
Also, please
1:02:42
don't forget to neglect all these cases they're bringing up. I
1:02:46
will guarantee you, 100%,
1:02:48
none of them ever filed an affidavit with the secretary of state. They slam dumped them just like the IRS did John and Glenn. They never bring it up Right. But you've gotta bring it up.
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Unknown: Yeah.
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And then anything mister Roberts, anything further? I said, yes, sir. I've shifted my allegiance from the federal government to the state government, and that allegiance automatically invokes protection of the state, protection of my rights, my life, my liberty, and my property. And as a state citizen, that I was brought here to defend my property rights that the state should be defending for me is a little insulting as well, sir.
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The information is on file with the United States Secretary of State. This is totally recognized by the federal government. This isn't frivolous. It's not something that I've made up. This goes back to the founding of our country before the fourteenth amendment.
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We only had one citizenship.
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That was a state citizenship. If you were a state citizen, you were ipso facto, a citizen of The United States.
1:03:45
Then the federal government, after the civil war, created a citizenship of their own for freedmen of color,
1:03:51
and they had no authority to force those citizens upon the states. But what they did was they forced the states to rewrite their constitutions.
1:03:58
In Stanton in Georgia v Stanton, that's where the Georgia Georgia sued over the Reconstruction Act and said,
1:04:04
if you're gonna replace our legislature, you're gonna re make us rewrite our constitution. You're gonna make us redefine our sovereign body. You're basically gonna overthrow the state. You're gonna overthrow our state government as a political body. And the supreme court said, yes. That's the mischief that will happen, but it's a political question, and we can't answer it.
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And the judge said, what does that have to do with you paying car taxes?
1:04:27
The plaintiff says because it's a political residency, not a Only every only everything.
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Right. Because it's a political residency, not a geographical residency that he alluded to,
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Residency and citizenship go along hand in hand in the fourteenth amendment. And if you're not a US citizen,
1:04:45
and I've got proof on file with The United States secretary of state that I'm not a US citizen, that I'm a national,
1:04:50
I'm a state citizen, not a federal citizen, and not subject to the jurisdiction thereof.
1:04:55
So I just don't see how that can be considered frivolous in this case.
1:04:59
The court said, mister Hudson, anything further? Mister Hudson, judge, all I've got to say
1:05:04
that in response to this, that, of course, it's frivolous. I mean, regardless, he can call himself a nationalist. He can call himself a sovereign citizen. It doesn't matter. The law of Georgia is clear. If you reside here, you pay taxes. If you go to school here, you vote here, you're a citizen of the state for the of Georgia for the purposes of tax. It's not up for debate. That's not up for argument. That's the black letter of the law, judge. And the fact that he is not an attorney is no excuse.
1:05:29
The fact that he filed this frivolous appeal and the taxpayers and the people actually work in this county and pay their taxes and do so without making these ridiculous arguments, they should not have to flip the bill for this nonsense, judge. And I would ask the court to order attorney's fees.
1:05:43
Alright. Said the judge, and he looked back at me, and I said, well, you're Tiki v d'Arcy. This is a 1935
1:05:49
case. The supreme court settled way back then that you that citizenship was not determined by a passport as a defense alleged. It's documentation and possession of the secretary that defines what your citizenship is, and I've given him documentation.
1:06:01
He issued me a passport based on that citizenship evidence. So this is not this goes back a long way. This is not frivolous. And I gave notice to the US attorney general and the department of and the court interrupted. And, again, what does that have to do with the state of Georgia deciding
1:06:16
you're a citizen based on Georgia law?
1:06:19
And the plaintiffs,
1:06:20
well, Georgia constitution says that their jurisdiction extends to US citizen
1:06:24
I mean, who else can a tax apply to?
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Unknown: And here's where you bring Hudson's Okay.
1:06:31
I'm here's where you bring that in.
1:06:34
Citizenship
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exclusively
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by the secretary of state. This isn't a state decision.
1:06:40
It's his decision. Therefore, it's my decision.
1:06:43
I I can't believe a great exchange,
1:06:47
though.
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Unknown: And then their attorneys the county attorney says, and, judge, let's just say for purposes of argument, he is correct.
1:06:55
Even if he were not considered a state citizen of Georgia, if he's the resident of Georgia, the courts the judge says, yeah. And that's all that's required. And the judge said, that's my point.
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I said, you can't reside. If you're not a US citizen, you can't reside politically.
1:07:11
And the judge said, alright. Enough of this. Based on the testimony here today, the evidence presented in the law of the state of Georgia, I'm gonna grant the defendant's motion for summary judgment.
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I do find that it's for the president for the purpose of taxation.
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I'm gonna award attorney's fees under $9.15 14.
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You'll get me an affidavit to that effect. I'll determine what the, fair amount of attorney's fees will be. Thank you, your honor.
1:07:33
And those attorneys William. Pay within sixty days.
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Unknown: I'm so proud of you,
1:07:38
about honestly, I almost feel like giving out cigars.
1:07:42
You have just done an exemplary
1:07:45
exemplary job here, and
1:07:47
you've got total command of the information.
1:07:50
And, these people don't know what to do with you. The minute you mentioned politically is when he shut it down.
1:07:59
They they're not gonna go over.
1:08:02
Well, they're not gonna go over on the legislature, and and the legislature doesn't wanna go over on them. It's same thing. Like you said the other day, the sixteenth amendment not being ratified. Exact same thing happens. Hot potato. Bam. Bam. Bam.
1:08:16
Unknown: Oh, I'm so proud of you. The problem here the problem here is I paid the tax. So, like, they can't they
1:08:22
either gotta refund it or violate the law.
1:08:25
Unknown: Correct.
1:08:27
It's just a real good case. I don't know of anybody that's ever taken our argument
1:08:32
and and and and and taken it this far while it while it hits me. Please don't forget in your brief to use day at.
1:08:43
Unknown: Okay.
1:08:45
Unknown: Yeah. Hold it. Hold it, sir. Here's a supreme court case from Idaho.
1:08:50
Says exactly the same thing what I'm telling you. Don't tell me this is frivolous. Bring out the
1:08:56
show me in any statute, any regulation, or any court case besides this frivolous banter
1:09:02
that the defense is putting out here. Show me what a sovereign citizen is. There gotta be a definition somewhere.
1:09:08
All these people are using it. What is it? Where is it, please? Because I'm gonna show you mine,
1:09:14
and I'm gonna show you policy from the state department
1:09:18
that verifies what I'm telling you. According to the INA,
1:09:23
all US citizens
1:09:25
are US nationals. Right
1:09:27
here. You're gonna over you're gonna override state department policy,
1:09:31
sir?
1:09:35
Unknown: Right.
1:09:36
Unknown: I would look into Diet v Turner. I'd look into Diet v Turner and read that thoroughly
1:09:44
because I don't know we don't know if it was the case,
1:09:48
Dyette v Turner,
1:09:49
or if it was
1:09:52
the judge's
1:09:55
dissertation
1:09:56
on the outcome of the case after the fact.
1:10:00
Unknown: Right. So
1:10:02
Unknown: I would But that would as
1:10:05
Unknown: even a state supreme court precedent,
1:10:09
which wouldn't bind Georgia,
1:10:11
but it's strongly persuasive.
1:10:16
Unknown: Right. I have quick question. Also, there's two things.
1:10:19
But there's two things. There's the Diet v Turner case,
1:10:23
and then there is the dissertation that was written by the judge after the fact, which is not a matter of law. It's a judge's opinion.
1:10:32
Unknown: Well, that'd be precedent. K? I don't know. Also, you ought to bring in for sure. I'll get you second, Brent. Title 42,
1:10:39
which is civil rights and those sections where it talks about white citizens.
1:10:44
What is this, sir?
1:10:46
Who
1:10:47
what happened to Whitey and Jim Crow? Where'd he go?
1:10:53
Show me the legislation
1:10:54
that obfuscated him.
1:10:58
Unknown: Well, I was William, you got a really in my case and my and my and my brief and my my brief for to support my motion and then my counter,
1:11:09
counter briefs.
1:11:10
I mean, all all that information's in there, and they're gonna review the case record.
1:11:15
So I think I just need to pound on nonresident alien and not being not being a person whom the tax applies to.
1:11:23
Uh-huh. That's gonna be And I'd go back. Is gonna kinda
1:11:27
Unknown: This decision hangs on that I'm a resident of Georgia, and I'm gonna ask you why this is in the Georgia code that res the term resident's rebuttable presumption.
1:11:39
Because I if I rebut that by using that code, everything you've hung on me, I rebut.
1:11:46
Brent.
1:11:47
Unknown: Yep.
1:11:49
Back to the
1:11:51
to the transcript,
1:11:53
where you talked about the fourteenth amendment. Who you calling colored sucker? Yeah.
1:12:01
Unknown: You want us to send Brent over there to go? Oh, it's a paper shuffle now.
1:12:05
You'd like to bring Brent into that little hearing room.
1:12:08
See here? We made this guy white.
1:12:14
Unknown: Roger. Yes.
1:12:16
Unknown: Samuel.
1:12:17
Unknown: Yeah. William William, how are you gonna handle the prosecutor's
1:12:21
accusations
1:12:22
that
1:12:23
you're a lowercase
1:12:25
c citizen
1:12:26
because you're voting,
1:12:29
your
1:12:30
Unknown: get children in public school, etcetera, etcetera. He went on. He had, like No. He six to 12 points. He never said he never said I wasn't a citizen. He's saying that I'm a resident, and those are all indicators of residence.
1:12:42
And that,
1:12:44
even if at the end there, he was like, even if he's not a state citizen,
1:12:48
even if he's not a citizen of the state or no citizen at all, if he's a resident, that's all we need.
1:12:54
They don't need then the citizenship doesn't matter in their eyes. It's that how do we hang that residency tag on you?
1:13:01
Unknown: Well, he's connecting you to to being a resident because of the voting and
1:13:06
Unknown: public school would be taxed. Amendment reside.
1:13:10
Yeah. It says right in the fourteenth amendment reside.
1:13:13
Did they reside?
1:13:15
Unknown: Sounds sounds like bring that up. I should Hold on, Mirka. I'm gonna get you. Hold on.
1:13:21
Unknown: Just wanted to tell William, he it sounds like the attorney or the whoever this prosecutor is trying to
1:13:28
decide who he is and that's a problem there that you need to also,
1:13:33
you know, bring up in your appeal. And then he talked about American ignorance of the law.
1:13:39
Well, surely
1:13:41
is ignorant of the law and you need to point that out because he doesn't know the difference between the two statuses.
1:13:47
And you're not a US citizen,
1:13:50
is he's trying to make you
1:13:53
subject to the United States Corporation
1:13:56
as a resident
1:13:58
and as as that explains in the fourteenth amendment.
1:14:01
Unknown: Subject to the Georgia license.
1:14:04
Aren't you in residence
1:14:05
according to the document that you signed?
1:14:10
Unknown: It doesn't matter. Your affidavit is there. Trump affidavit. Yeah. Right. Exactly. It's the highest That's not how they look at it. I'm sorry. You've got stay out the That's why you need to correct them. Ignorance of the law is no excuse, and that's what you need to give, give that back to them.
1:14:26
Unknown: Yep. Well, he's he's done a great job so far.
1:14:31
So
1:14:32
Unknown: who else do you to These are the exact same things that Randy Lee
1:14:37
rebutted immediately
1:14:39
when he came into district court,
1:14:41
that he is not affiliated with any of these things at all.
1:14:45
Unknown: Mhmm. Well, I think William kinda did a good job of that. It wasn't a district court. It was a hearing, administrative hearing.
1:14:53
And I wonder how did Randy Lee get into district court without going through the administrative process first?
1:15:01
Unknown: It sounds like, and this is new news,
1:15:04
is,
1:15:06
Julie dug up. He filed an affidavit,
1:15:10
an affidavit
1:15:12
process
1:15:13
prior to court.
1:15:18
Unknown: But we we didn't dig any deeper because we sort of got off that subject the other day. But that Well, usually, the rule is if you try and bring suits like this to the district court level,
1:15:29
they will say, you exhausted your administrative process? If not, I can't file this.
1:15:35
This is a two tier thing. This is the deep state. You gotta deal with it. It's the administrative agencies,
1:15:40
court of record. But that's my that's so that's my question. Would that may have found some other way around it? I don't know.
1:15:46
Unknown: He he he called it abandoned paperwork that he received where he does his housekeeping,
1:15:53
and he probably responded with an abatement.
1:15:57
And then they brought him into court,
1:15:59
and they dismissed or didn't dismiss that to be the They said next next case. It was like the case didn't even exist.
1:16:05
Unknown: Well, they didn't honor his abatement in that case. They just rolled on to the court.
1:16:11
Question. Honored his abatement. They never docketed it.
1:16:16
Yes. Question.
1:16:20
Unknown: We who owns the MSO on the vehicle?
1:16:24
Unknown: They
1:16:27
Unknown: Well, that's their vehicle. And that's
1:16:29
Unknown: well, that's what, you know, in my appeal brief,
1:16:33
you know, they they never discussed does the
1:16:37
transaction
1:16:39
does the transaction
1:16:40
create a taxable event
1:16:43
between
1:16:45
that transaction
1:16:46
of me buying the car
1:16:48
as a non resident alien,
1:16:50
how did that create a taxable event for the state?
1:16:57
The transaction tax is on the transaction,
1:16:59
not not the title,
1:17:02
even though it's attached to the title. And I had to submit the title to get a state or submit a title to get the state
1:17:10
Unknown: title. But And it was a used car. Right? It wasn't a new car. It was a used car. Right? Yeah. See,
1:17:18
when I lived in Georgia Florida
1:17:21
Unknown: Florida probably had the MSO.
1:17:23
Unknown: When I lived there, they didn't have that. When an unused car, there wasn't a tax if I remember correctly.
1:17:29
Dave?
1:17:31
Unknown: Yeah.
1:17:32
William,
1:17:33
did you is is your bill of sale say that you
1:17:38
purchased that automobile
1:17:40
with
1:17:41
lawful money and other valuable considerations?
1:17:46
Unknown: No. It's just a typical bill of sale from a car dealership.
1:17:49
Unknown: I mean You bought it at a dealership?
1:17:52
Yeah.
1:17:54
In the future,
1:17:55
if you use,
1:17:57
you know, some silver or gold,
1:18:00
and and it don't have to be all of it. I think it's, like, $21.02
1:18:05
dollars or something like that, and you write. You know, I there's a is it 411
1:18:10
or something is the code?
1:18:12
And if you say on your bill of sale that you used lawful money and other valuable considerations, they cannot register that vehicle.
1:18:20
They can't own it
1:18:23
unless you use Federal Reserve bills.
1:18:26
Unknown: The Georgia co or there's a Georgia case that says that they can
1:18:30
that you have to have a nexus. Well, they call it nexus. You have to have a nexus between
1:18:35
the person or property that the state seeks to tax. The state has to have a nexus.
1:18:40
So if you're a non resident alien,
1:18:43
the
1:18:44
nexus isn't in your person.
1:18:46
So now we've to look at the transaction.
1:18:48
How did the transaction create a nexus
1:18:51
between me and the state?
1:18:54
See what I'm saying? So that's that's Oh, no. Absolutely. That's one of the that's
1:18:59
one of the arguments.
1:19:00
You know, one of the reasons that they should overturn the case
1:19:04
is because there was no nexus, and they didn't even analyze whether the transaction created a nexus because I'm over here saying I'm not fruit, and they're trying to argue whether I'm an apple or an orange
1:19:15
the whole time. You know? Always. I'm I'm Back. I'm not I'm not that.
1:19:20
And we've already established that, and you're over here arguing that.
1:19:25
So,
1:19:27
they they didn't look at whether the transaction created a taxable event, a nexus between the state,
1:19:34
because I'm I'm a nonresident alien. And and you can't be and I'm putting this in my appellant brief too. How can you be nonresident alien under US law
1:19:43
and resident under Georgia law?
1:19:46
That would be totally contradictory. That's impossibility.
1:19:53
Unknown: Also,
1:19:54
with the used car dealer, isn't his he isn't it his
1:19:59
it's on the sale of the car.
1:20:02
Isn't it his responsibility to pay the sales stocks, and they're just passing it on to you?
1:20:08
Unknown: Yep. And I bought it in Florida.
1:20:10
Unknown: I bought it in Jacksonville.
1:20:12
Oh.
1:20:16
Unknown: Yikes. Well, it's an interesting situation, William, and you've really done a fabulous job to this point. And, of course, we'd love to help you polish that thing up before you send it in. Make sure you get the you know, some of these things that you might ordinarily
1:20:31
forget. You know?
1:20:34
Unknown: They're gonna fight this new tooth and nail because,
1:20:37
you know, this would upset,
1:20:39
you know, all that. You know, if people you know what I mean?
1:20:44
Yeah. Of course. They're gonna fight
1:20:47
they're gonna fight every way they can to avoid
1:20:51
Unknown: having to rule in my favor. You you you think the judge has already given them a signal that this is coming their way?
1:20:59
Unknown: I don't know. I doubt it. He's a
1:21:03
Okay. I got a friend that's a neighbor that's a neighbor with him and says he's a bozo.
1:21:07
Unknown: Okay. William.
1:21:11
Who's the one say something? The the
1:21:13
Unknown: state it's Mirka.
1:21:15
The state of California I mean, the state of Georgia is United States.
1:21:21
There's no difference.
1:21:22
Unknown: So It's a pretty under District of Columbia.
1:21:26
Unknown: They're District of Columbia.
1:21:28
They're all District of Columbia.
1:21:30
Unknown: You are not AIDS. You're aliens. Well, that's what that that case he quoted where they're gonna change the legislature,
1:21:36
change everything. And and, you know, if p if those states didn't pass the fourteenth amendment,
1:21:42
they burned their law libraries too.
1:21:46
Unknown: Yep.
1:21:49
Unknown: They're gonna do everything they possibly can not find in his favor because if they do,
1:21:56
the entire
1:21:57
double dipping taxation
1:21:59
system on used cars in the state of Georgia and the 49
1:22:03
other states
1:22:04
will crumble like a house of cards.
1:22:08
Unknown: On top of that, they'll have to refund the attorney's fees from the lower decision, won't they?
1:22:14
Unknown: That's if the judge I put a stay on those, but I requested a motion to stay those. But Uh-huh.
1:22:20
If the judge doesn't sign it, I'll have to pay it, you know, regardless. They're another they're under no obligation,
1:22:27
but Georgia does allow them to stay.
1:22:30
Know, like, Alex Jones in Texas? You know, they in Texas, they could continue going to stay the charges on Alex. Correct. You know? Correct. And Connecticut too, I believe. Can.
1:22:42
Okay. In Georgia, you can, but you don't they don't have to, but they can. The court has the authority to do that.
1:22:48
Unknown: Okay, Raj.
1:22:50
Unknown: Yes.
1:22:51
Unknown: It's not necessarily that they gotta give him his $4,000
1:22:55
back because once a precedent is set,
1:22:58
then they well, have to re
1:23:01
once it's once this case
1:23:04
is actually decided,
1:23:05
if he wins,
1:23:07
then anybody who has paid taxes
1:23:11
on a used or new car
1:23:13
in the last seven years can make a claim against the state for a refund,
1:23:18
Unknown: plus interest in penalties. If they're Unless they've got an affidavit in in on file when they fit the same person as William is.
1:23:27
Otherwise, that wouldn't be right, I don't think, Paul.
1:23:31
Unknown: Okay. Right.
1:23:34
And what's interesting, the the appellate court said, I normally have three judges,
1:23:40
Unknown: but they can bring all 15 judges in. That's called en banc, and, yes, they can.
1:23:48
Was that Tom? Tom d did I hear in the background?
1:23:53
Unknown: That is me in the virtual
1:23:55
flesh here.
1:23:57
Unknown: Uh-huh.
1:23:58
I thought so.
1:24:01
Unknown: Yeah. I've been I've been listening every day. I'm just, you know, doing other stuff.
1:24:06
So,
1:24:07
but this,
1:24:08
I have a question about who is the attorney that he was facing?
1:24:14
Unknown: He's the he's the county attorney.
1:24:17
Unknown: Okay. Alright. And they wanna hit you with,
1:24:21
wanna hit you with, legal fees. Right?
1:24:24
Unknown: That's right. Yep.
1:24:26
Unknown: Okay. So so whether this
1:24:29
county attorney
1:24:31
is he, like, a private attorney? Is he, like, have his own law practice, and he just does this, like, part time? He work he works he works for a law firm, and the county retained that law that law firm to defend them.
1:24:45
Okay. So he's an outside attorney. He's not he's not a a county employee?
1:24:51
Unknown: No.
1:24:53
Unknown: Okay. Because I've seen where they have these county employee where they try to get lawyer fees
1:24:59
for an employee of the county or the state or whatever.
1:25:02
And, you know, whether this guy is, you know, writing up a
1:25:07
defending you know, prosecuting a murder charge or if he's sitting at his desk sharpening pencils,
1:25:12
he's getting paid.
1:25:14
So when you try to say you're gonna charge me attorney fees because of the cost,
1:25:18
well, he's getting paid no matter what. So why would there be any extra? You know, why are you making me pay his salary when that's his job he's being paid there? So that was what I didn't understand. And and this was over a this was over the tax the sales tax on a on a buying a car?
1:25:36
Unknown: Ad valorem tax.
1:25:39
Unknown: It's a oh, Ad valorem? Okay.
1:25:41
Alright. And where'd you buy that in Jacksonville at?
1:25:45
Unknown: At a Toyota dealership there.
1:25:48
Unknown: Oh, cool. Yeah. I used to live in used to live on the West Side Of Jacksonville years
1:25:53
ago back in the back in the seventies.
1:25:57
So, anyway okay. Alright. I did that's why I wanted to clarify. I didn't know whether this guy was a county employee because how you gonna repay his his salary when he's already being paid? Well,
1:26:08
Unknown: had to pay in the in the affidavit,
1:26:10
he put his invoice in there, and he's got a few hours researching how to tax nonresidents on or how the tax applies to nonresidents.
1:26:20
Oh.
1:26:21
But there's there's no information that, you know, out there about nonresident aliens.
1:26:25
So Yeah.
1:26:27
Unknown: Because it takes I think as as Roger said as Roger said, you gotta hammer them on this residence.
1:26:33
You know, get them to define it. And, you know, so I think that's that's where it
1:26:38
Unknown: hinges. Yeah. Right. Right. Exactly. The whole this is the whole game right here.
1:26:44
It's not just this incident. That's what I've been is it me as of late?
1:26:48
This is the whole game that they're playing. They're attaching the ambassadorial
1:26:53
law definition
1:26:55
or the geographical,
1:26:56
and they're using underneath the other one.
1:27:00
Unknown: It's really What can can you
1:27:06
and have you submitted any kind of discovery to them? Have you asked Well, he's not working in the early stages.
1:27:13
Unknown: He's gonna appeal it, and and we're helping him kinda in our minds in this discussion. I know. I just wonder if he did it prematurely. That all these points are
1:27:22
see, here's the one I don't understand.
1:27:24
How can they make a decision
1:27:26
and then charge you $4,500
1:27:29
for legal research
1:27:31
on a fiction
1:27:32
because this doesn't exist.
1:27:36
Yeah. Now, well, show me the definition. Oh, is this court case and that court case? Well, did those court cases have an affidavit on file? Well, I don't know. Well, I'd say they probably didn't. I do.
1:27:50
Well, you know, what what's
1:27:52
how are you charging me almost $5,000
1:27:55
on something that you cannot define in law?
1:27:59
No legislature
1:28:00
passed a definition on what a sovereign citizen is. No. No. No court judge. People have had and claimed it, and they've been ruled against, but we don't know if that anything about that except it's not defined. What were the definitions they used in there?
1:28:17
Where's the definition
1:28:19
you're charging me $5,000
1:28:21
for?
1:28:23
Unknown: I've gotta I've gotta go here in a minute because I gotta jump in the simulator for the next three or four hours. But I'd I'd love to read I'd love to read that if you could give that to, Mir and have her post it or something. Well, we're he he he's not due for a month or so. That's why we're talking about it. No. I mean, his his transcript right now, the one he's got. I'd love to read that over and over.
1:28:44
Unknown: Yeah. And anything future too. That would be really great. Listen. Just go listen to the, replay. We read the whole thing today. And that and and
1:28:53
Unknown: that hearing, I was in that hearing, I was shooting off the hip. I didn't have hardly any I didn't know I was gonna have to go in there and give him a whole argument. I mean, I was You did a great job, man. From the hip, so thought it was pretty good to do it by memory.
1:29:06
Unknown: Very good job, Danny. You're excellent. Excellent.
1:29:09
Unknown: Hey, William.
1:29:11
When they put you in the simulator
1:29:13
at the end of it, have them run the, nine one one scenario for you, the World Trade Center. Right.
1:29:22
Unknown: We need a court simulator. Yeah.
1:29:26
Unknown: Hey. You know, that's not that's not far from wrong, Samuel.
1:29:30
See, that's the that's the advantage they've got on. We don't have just like William said. I walked in. You don't do that every day and start shooting off the hip when they start doing running the whole thing. It's it's unnerving if you've never done it before. Once you've done it a couple of times,
1:29:46
settles a lot of that out.
1:29:49
Unknown: Roger. Right.
1:29:51
Unknown: Yes. That's sketch sketch?
1:29:54
Unknown: Yes.
1:29:55
Two things.
1:29:56
One thing is
1:29:58
them using sovereign citizen,
1:30:01
that is an example of operating under color of law. So I might
1:30:06
don't know if, the way they acted fits fits all the bills
1:30:11
for acting in color of law, but you might look into that. And
1:30:15
I don't think you mentioned one word of saying objection.
1:30:19
You did object,
1:30:21
but you didn't say the word. So I just wanted to point that out. I yield.
1:30:26
Unknown: Yeah. I didn't know what I was supposed to be doing. We're not used to that setting. We're not accomplished it at all. The judge
1:30:33
is supposed to give William deference
1:30:36
over the bozo attorney. But he did. Yeah. I understand that. Yeah. And Roger and William,
1:30:43
Unknown: he he I was gonna tell him that I forgot because I was waiting for you to finish. I'll I'll come back. Yeah.
1:30:49
Unknown: Okay. And this is I I still wonder, Roger, how we how we get over
1:30:55
Unknown: let's say, okay. You're signing
1:30:58
a document like, say, a driver's license under penalty of perjury,
1:31:03
but that thing says,
1:31:05
in order for you to do that, you have to be a resident.
1:31:10
Unknown: And got it back, Roger.
1:31:12
Unknown: Yes.
1:31:15
That's where you come in with the law of necessity with Samuel and all that stuff.
1:31:20
Unknown: Well, that's what I would do. Yeah. That's that's my wicked
1:31:25
Unknown: in the whole deal is this driving traveling stuff.
1:31:29
Unknown: Yep. Marco. Roger, for for for the judge to make a judgment on that
1:31:35
with that false false false
1:31:38
information.
1:31:40
It wasn't factual.
1:31:41
So it isn't that falsification
1:31:44
of documents,
1:31:45
falsification?
1:31:46
I
1:31:47
you know, a complete false information because it's not I don't know. Factual, and William was giving them all the facts.
1:31:54
Unknown: He was giving them facts. They were bringing out bullshit like you're a sovereign claiming to be a sovereign citizen. That should have been challenged right there. No
1:32:02
objection. I'm not bad. Strike that. Show me the definition for that. Where is it defined?
1:32:08
Oh, you gotta go to Montgomery, Alabama and the Southern Poverty Law Center to get the definition, do you?
1:32:16
Unknown: Wasn't that his jumbo shrimp comment?
1:32:19
Unknown: Yeah. Yeah.
1:32:21
Yeah. That was great.
1:32:23
Unknown: I am putting in my appellate brief that, you know, the people have a right. The Georgia constitution says the people have a right
1:32:29
to petition their government without fear of reprisal,
1:32:32
punishment, or retaliation.
1:32:34
And
1:32:35
for me,
1:32:37
you know, asserting that I'm a national under the INA
1:32:40
and being punished for that
1:32:42
with these attorney's fees for that conduct Mhmm. Yep. Is plate is blatant violation of the Georgia constitution.
1:32:50
Unknown: I think of the of The United States constitution too.
1:32:54
That's the there's your you got access
1:32:57
to that.
1:32:58
Yep.
1:32:59
Unknown: I think when they're calling you a sovereign citizen, they're committing slander and if and liable if they write it down.
1:33:07
Unknown: Well, apparently, did write it down. Well, the court wrote it down.
1:33:11
William, what I would do is I would take that transcript
1:33:14
and I would upload that to your favorite
1:33:17
legal AI engine
1:33:20
and have it run the numbers and give
1:33:24
give you grounds for an appeal
1:33:27
and and a tactic,
1:33:29
a strategy for appeal.
1:33:33
Unknown: Aren't you assuming that the AI
1:33:35
understands
1:33:36
all of our nuances and the things we do? It doesn't. I would dare say it does.
1:33:41
William, you say it does?
1:33:44
Unknown: No. It doesn't. No.
1:33:45
No. I put Absolutely not. Put my put my emotions in there, and, you know, Eddie even wants to tell me, be be careful. This is frivolous.
1:33:53
Unknown: You know? Like
1:33:55
Unknown: because it's gonna Be careful. This is sovereign citizen.
1:33:57
Unknown: Right. Yeah.
1:34:00
Unknown: Well, it is going off of, you know Doesn't court cases out there. Doesn't your whole doesn't
1:34:06
your whole case hang
1:34:08
on them calling you that
1:34:11
and and doing a ruling and a and a decision on it and then charging you attorney's fees for it, and they can't even show you a definition of it? Seems like to me that's where you y'all reverse this on them.
1:34:24
Unknown: You can bet that counterintuitively
1:34:26
used AI.
1:34:27
You can bet that counterintuitively
1:34:29
AI.
1:34:30
Unknown: You know what? I don't know with that. AI regarding sovereign citizen,
1:34:35
Unknown: and I'll tell you what. I can get it to back off.
1:34:38
Unknown: Yeah.
1:34:40
You can get it to back off on a lot of things, but you gotta know enough to confront it in the first place.
1:34:46
You
1:34:47
gotta be ahead of it to do to get it to straighten out, but you can get it to straighten out. I've seen bunch of people talk about it. So,
1:34:56
William, you're over here in really interesting territory,
1:34:59
and I applaud you. And let's make sure that people are listening. Now they're this isn't somebody coming after William because of what we do. It's William trying to go back and show them the validity of what we do and the fraud in what they're doing.
1:35:19
Unknown: Roger, they're also violating the thirteenth amendment with the resident stuff. A second, Mirka. Here's what William's doing.
1:35:26
Unknown: He's speaking
1:35:27
truth
1:35:28
to power.
1:35:30
That's what we all do when we file the affidavit.
1:35:34
You don't look at it that way necessarily. Some people do, I guess. But isn't that what we're doing? We're speaking truth to power. Now Williams going back and holding power's feet to the fire on it.
1:35:45
Now
1:35:46
and I just applaud you, buddy. And for anybody listening, this is an offensive move, not a defensive move.
1:35:54
K?
1:35:55
They're pressing the envelope. I have found over all these years
1:35:59
that the way we really get answers generally is to press the object of the envelope on an issue.
1:36:06
So, man, I applaud you, William. William knows this stuff in his
1:36:11
hey, buddy.
1:36:13
See if you Yeah. Yeah.
1:36:15
You woken up I gotta punch out. Night. You're okay. And your wife's going, are you talk quit talking about that stuff?
1:36:22
And and you wake up. Go go do your simulator. We'll see you soon. Good job. Alright. Alright. Alright. Thank you, Roger. Bye. Don't crash. Oh. Roger,
1:36:35
Unknown: I put a link in the chat. You guys.
1:36:38
It's a pro se
1:36:40
AI. I've never played with it, but if anybody wants to play with it, it's in the chat. Pro se AI.
1:36:47
Unknown: Pro se AI.
1:36:51
Yikes. Everybody's saying this AI thing's gonna crash.
1:36:55
Saw the guy They murdered? Why
1:36:58
yes?
1:36:59
Unknown: Merck Mercker, what do you mean he's, they violating
1:37:02
the thirteenth amendment?
1:37:08
Unknown: Well, they're they're assigning him a position. See, they're not allowing William to tell him what he is. They're objecting to that. They're telling him what he is. Well, that's involuntary servitude,
1:37:20
isn't it?
1:37:23
It's charity.
1:37:26
Unknown: Sounds like that to me.
1:37:27
Unknown: Yeah. Well, I don't think there's any other conclusions you can find.
1:37:32
So, yeah, these are the issues he's pressing. It's fantastic.
1:37:37
And he's got, unfortunately, somebody to back him. It's the with the with the funds. He said, I'll I'll pay that with these need these issues need to be explored
1:37:46
and pushed forward. So he's got a backer too. Cool deal.
1:37:51
Unknown: What's,
1:37:52
what's, to prevent William from
1:37:55
countersuing
1:37:56
and sue that prosecutor
1:37:58
Unknown: and, hell, even the other fact on to Well, the fact that he's got fact that he's got a job and a wife and three kids and, no all the other shit to do, and you get into this kind of stuff. It's just all consuming.
1:38:12
People who've never done it don't understand. It takes over your life.
1:38:16
Unknown: Well, if you can't prove it's not frivolous, you're really getting yourself in deeper.
1:38:21
Unknown: You're you're setting yourself up for thousands of dollars in these, attorney's fees. That that attorney's fees are probably frivolous. I got an idea.
1:38:32
Unknown: Got an idea. William could take up crop dusting for about a month and,
1:38:37
you know, just, spray the properties around them, guys.
1:38:43
Unknown: Okay. We got all kinds of, creativity flowing, don't we?
1:38:47
So, anyway, I'm pretty much we'll all learn from this, and maybe some people learn not to be so scared
1:38:54
and,
1:38:55
see something they can take
1:38:58
and and turn the screws on these folks with this a little bit. Otherwise, you can just be placing you know?
1:39:04
There is a side of this that says don't do that, but, boy, I sure applaud William doing it. And,
1:39:12
and he's you can see how much he understands this information.
1:39:16
And when you do that, you're free. So in a sense, by doing this on a pretty frivolous issue,
1:39:22
he's in he he he he continuing
1:39:25
to free himself,
1:39:27
and I I love it. So
1:39:30
any y'all wanna do it, go have fun.
1:39:33
You might not think it's fun by the time you're you're finished with it, but
1:39:39
it's available to us.
1:39:43
Certainly, the $2,000
1:39:44
certainly, the $2,000 on the ad valorem tax of the car isn't the big issue here. There's big principles behind it or he wouldn't be doing it. Who was saying something?
1:39:55
Unknown: I was telling Dave that
1:39:57
crop dusting is sold yesterday.
1:39:59
We drop
1:40:00
ticks nowadays.
1:40:06
Unknown: Oh my lord. The the the age we live in.
1:40:11
All this, foolishness
1:40:13
in England,
1:40:16
haven't seen I guess I saw some stuff on it yesterday. It's not pretty. I mean, to the point that there's a big riot. It's over this kid that got killed.
1:40:27
There's a veteran who got wounded in the war,
1:40:31
had three pins in his ankles, and the cops with their shields and their, you know, electric yellow vests are coming move. Move. Move. Move. Move the crowd. The guy's been sitting there. The camera showed for thirty minutes.
1:40:44
He they came over after the crowd and moved. He he said, I well, he said afterwards, he said, I can't get up and move that fast. And they were trying to get him to move at a big rate,
1:40:56
and there were five or six cops that jumped on this guy with their shields, banging him with their shields, kicking him in the head,
1:41:04
all kinds of shit beat the absolute shit out of this guy. Many of you have seen the video I'm talking about. I mean, they swarmed him and stomped him. He's in the hospital now.
1:41:17
It's just foolishness that's going on. He the the inversion
1:41:22
of the of people's world.
1:41:24
And, boy, I sure hope it's
1:41:27
where's the line?
1:41:28
Are are they about to reach it over there in y'all's opinion? We're just gonna have to have even Harrison Smith's calling for it yesterday's
1:41:35
show. He said there's no other answer for this than outright revolution.
1:41:41
That's a public statement
1:41:43
on a venue
1:41:44
that has between thirty and fifty million viewers.
1:41:51
There's no other answer for this than open revolution.
1:41:55
And
1:41:57
I think he's right.
1:42:00
So, anyway, those are the times we're in, guys, and we're lucky. Again, hadn't come to The US. Why?
1:42:07
We've
1:42:08
got the guns. They hadn't been able to get them.
1:42:11
They can't move forward, and they can't do that kind of crap right there until they get the guns.
1:42:17
They are, they are proceeding
1:42:20
to bring in the huge allotments of Indians.
1:42:25
What are the other?
1:42:26
Particularly Punjab,
1:42:27
they're bringing I don't know if they're bringing sheiks in like they in Canada and England, but I'm sure they are.
1:42:34
We got Haitians. We we you all know we I don't think we gotten any of these Somalians deported.
1:42:41
Ilhaar Omar, whatever her name, she's still a house representative member up there, best of my knowledge, and the other, quote, unquote, squad.
1:42:53
So,
1:42:56
it it is not far off. The the economic thing can't be far off.
1:43:01
So what a time to be alive. With this audience right here, I know you're probably prepared as you can be, I hope. I hope you've been doing it for years.
1:43:10
But, boy, keep your head on a swivel. Yes. Who was trying to say something?
1:43:15
Unknown: It was me.
1:43:16
Right. I hope people know the difference between the Sikhs and the Dats.
1:43:21
That's what we call the Hindus, the Dats. Yes. Yes. The the Dats tend to be
1:43:28
a problem.
1:43:29
The Sikhs seem to be nice folks.
1:43:33
They tip. That's the Dots. That's the sheep.
1:43:36
Unknown: Well, that's the consensus, but it was a sheikh that's that stabbed and murdered this guy. Did you know that, Brent?
1:43:43
Unknown: See, they're considered a warrior religion. I I worked with some of, you know, all three, and they're kind of a cross between the Hindu and Muslim, in my opinion. And they They can do some nice ones, but they can be brutal too.
1:43:57
Unknown: You know, there's 12 different ethnicities
1:44:00
over there that are permitted to carry knives because of their religion,
1:44:04
but the Englishman can't buy a set of kitchen knives without a license or permit or jumping through hoops or all kinds of crap.
1:44:12
So they got the knives license.
1:44:15
Are the cars next?
1:44:17
Are the cars next? Right.
1:44:20
Unknown: Well, Indira Gandhi
1:44:22
and her son were killed by Sikhs.
1:44:25
So
1:44:26
Unknown: I guess you guys may that. What
1:44:29
about, the main Gandhi? Was it a Sikh that murdered him, snuck in the garden, and murdered him that morning?
1:44:37
Unknown: Not sure of that.
1:44:39
Unknown: Uh-huh.
1:44:40
Unknown: Well, anyways, one of the three you get yeah.
1:44:44
Unknown: Also remember
1:44:47
measured response.
1:44:49
Unknown: Oh, yeah.
1:44:50
Unknown: I yield. I yield. Yeah. Thank you, Brent. Oh, you got the Sikhs, you got the Hindus, and you got the Muslims and the, you know, Muslims
1:44:59
and the Hindus.
1:45:00
They've been fighting since they split India back in the forties,
1:45:04
and that one
1:45:05
millions of people went each way and murdered and all the dissension sense, and they hate each other, and both of them got nukes. And it's probably Pakistan that gave helped Iran
1:45:17
put together this nuke that they say they have now. K?
1:45:22
Unknown: Here's who killed
1:45:24
do you wanna know who killed killed Gandhi?
1:45:26
Unknown: Who could yes, please.
1:45:29
Unknown: Natharam Gozi from Pune Maharashtra,
1:45:33
a right wing Hindu nationalist
1:45:36
with a history of association
1:45:38
with the Rashtriya
1:45:39
Suayama
1:45:40
Sevek
1:45:41
Thang,
1:45:42
a right wing Hindu paramilitary
1:45:44
organization
1:45:45
and with membership in the Hindu
1:45:47
Unknown: Mahas Baha. That that probably
1:45:50
wanted the split of the countries, and Gandhi was probably for leaving it where they commingled.
1:45:57
Just a guess.
1:46:00
Unknown: Just a guess. Well, you know, it's funny though when they kicked out the Brits. Right? And I think I've said this here before, but
1:46:07
I just happened to pick up a because it was UHF,
1:46:11
you know, because there were a lot of Indians being brought in Atlantic City to work.
1:46:15
And they would all live, like, in one apartment, but sleep in shifts.
1:46:20
Yeah.
1:46:21
And and so, anyway, they had this channel,
1:46:23
probably more than one channel, but I have to cap to the very end of a movie, an Indian movie with a
1:46:29
a closed caption. Right? And they're, like, all cheering and everything because they chase the Brits out. And they said,
1:46:36
you use paper. We use water.
1:46:42
You know what To wipe their behind. Notes.
1:46:44
Unknown: Yeah. Uh-huh. Okay.
1:46:46
Water's
1:46:47
far better.
1:46:49
Do you know what the symbol of that revolution was, Myrrh?
1:46:54
Unknown: I forget what.
1:46:57
Unknown: A spinning loom.
1:47:00
Unknown: Oh, yes. Yes. Yes. Because Gandhi was yeah. He was
1:47:04
spinning his own cloth.
1:47:06
Unknown: Yeah. And that's what they the Brit, they were taking away from the Brits. That's how they beat the Brits, who's spinning their own cloth.
1:47:14
Unknown: Right. Because they were taking the cotton and
1:47:16
yeah.
1:47:18
Unknown: Yep. So what interesting history our little monsters have?
1:47:23
All over the world with their mischief and their, Babylonian
1:47:26
tack techniques and tactics and approaches,
1:47:30
and, they always seem to come out on top, and the other folks always seem to be there on the bottom. Well, we're we can switch that. We can't we switch it for whoever wants to volunteer to switch it.
1:47:43
You gotta be receptive. You gotta wanna be out of slavery. You gotta be seeing the enemy as he is getting defined and exposed more slice by slice day by day. Every day, they get something else exposed
1:47:56
and, just beat keep beating the drums, folks.
1:48:00
We would have never thought that we'd hear all this talk on Jews and all the exposure and everything else twenty
1:48:06
twenty five, thirty years ago, you never thought.
1:48:09
And so we come a long way.
1:48:11
And now we got the mojo.
1:48:14
So just keep banging the drum, folks. All I only answer I got. I love talking with you folks every day. I love discussing this. I absolutely almost wet my pants when we get a new person and get them on here and get to have the show like we did earlier this week, couple of days, Monday and Tuesday,
1:48:31
and with Haika
1:48:33
and and others,
1:48:35
and get the feedback of people like
1:48:37
Azana
1:48:38
and what he's doing with his son and William and what he's doing over there as he just described us on this ad valorem tax and taking the offensive and all that just
1:48:49
you warm the cockles of my heart, folks. I love you. I wanna be here with you every day. I do literally
1:48:56
consider you to be my personal family because you're the only family I got. And in all honesty,
1:49:02
you're the only family I want.
1:49:06
So,
1:49:09
I'm just tickled to death that we've been able to build this. And,
1:49:14
again, out of drive and determination and commitment all these years,
1:49:18
ups and downs,
1:49:20
three to four ex wives,
1:49:22
here here we are. We've withstood the whole thing, and I still
1:49:26
don't owe any child support
1:49:28
or other fees.
1:49:31
It's been quite a learning experience. I've really met some really cool people who love you to death, and some folks hang like to hang around, Lisa,
1:49:40
Brent, others,
1:49:42
Sam down in Hughes down in Houston,
1:49:46
and others drift off on their lives with whatever's
1:49:49
affecting them.
1:49:51
But, you're still part of the family. It's an indelible effect. I don't know. It does take effect
1:49:58
in degrees, it seems,
1:50:00
but I don't know that you would ever, even if it was negative, walk away from it, not think about it.
1:50:06
Do you still want to remain? And now you because the way you could ask people this now is being commonly discussed enough. Do you still want to be a slave to these absolute satanic Jews no matter what they call themselves?
1:50:22
Is and that's the last question you can ask other people. Do you wanna remain a slave to these people here that do this stuff you see? Well, you don't have to be beholden to them. There's a way out. We can show it to you. Oh. It works. They recognize it, and we can get you out of this. Whether you believe it or not, I promise you we can prove it to you. Yes, Murr. As an as an addendum,
1:50:47
Unknown: this, guy did four years earlier tried to kill him with a knife.
1:50:52
So you're right.
1:50:54
Unknown: Same guy?
1:50:57
Unknown: Yeah.
1:51:00
Unknown: The same kid he murdered, he tried to murder four years earlier, this new information to me.
1:51:06
Unknown: Yeah. The the guy that shot him,
1:51:10
he had tried earlier with a knife,
1:51:12
but was stopped from doing it.
1:51:19
Unknown: Yikes.
1:51:20
Well, if I I trust all of you are armed with something,
1:51:25
some kinda I don't guess they can have pepper spray over there probably,
1:51:30
but pepper spray,
1:51:32
one of these
1:51:33
it's it's not a gun. It's a
1:51:36
it fires those little round pellets, but it evidently has got some
1:51:41
particular stopping power with their gas and stuff. Y'all I can't remember the name of it. It works off c o two.
1:51:48
It's called Burna.
1:51:51
You're scared to have a gun, a female,
1:51:53
this is it looks just like a gun. It'll keep stop them with either a hard pellet or one with gas. I think they've got another one. They're not too expensive, couple $100,
1:52:05
but
1:52:06
I I would suggest all of you be armed.
1:52:10
The white pepper
1:52:11
Unknown: rounds Yeah. Are Okay. Big fun at parties.
1:52:15
Unknown: Oh, yeah. I'll bet.
1:52:17
I I think that If I might add they use has a stopping power that's pretty pretty profound. Yes, Brent. Please. You're you've got a lot of expertise in this area.
1:52:27
Unknown: Well, in the corps, we were imbued with this five pound weapon between our ears.
1:52:35
Unknown: Okay.
1:52:37
Unknown: That's where it starts with.
1:52:39
Unknown: Yeah. It sure does. Yep.
1:52:41
Unknown: Keeping you cool. I suggest I
1:52:44
wonder if they have a wasp and hornet spray
1:52:48
that they sell over there. Well, that's what Because I said prefer that? Bear spray.
1:52:52
Unknown: Yeah.
1:52:53
Unknown: Okay. We're getting different. Bear spray. It shoots a lot further.
1:52:58
Unknown: Yes. It does in a real concentrated stream.
1:53:01
I bet they do, but you know what? They might have already banned it, Gregory.
1:53:06
I mean, it's I don't know what they've done. That's why I wanted to get on the show Thursday with Paul. And, we just had all those technical problems. We're gonna reschedule it. No telling what's gonna happen between now and them. So, really, is it is this the
1:53:22
we're looking for the wall, the wall you know, the where the irresistible force meets the immovable object.
1:53:28
Is that here?
1:53:29
Are we just about there in England, do y'all think?
1:53:33
Past observers.
1:53:38
Unknown: We can only hope and pray.
1:53:41
Unknown: And, boy, is one of them when it starts somewhere? Is it gonna trigger the,
1:53:47
all of them around the globe like we saw a few years ago with the blockades and the resistance
1:53:53
back before COVID started when it was all in Hong Kong and in Europe with the yellow vests and all over the place.
1:54:02
We should be getting to that point. It's getting so ridiculous in some of these places. We'll see. It's interesting time to be alive, is it not?
1:54:13
Unknown: Oh, and how did What else Say ahead.
1:54:15
Yeah. Go ahead. Does anybody remember that little country,
1:54:20
outside of Europe or around that area? And they threw out their government where they were chasing the guys down and
1:54:28
even in the rivers and pulling them out and and just kicking the living crap out of them. Does anybody remember that Sierra
1:54:38
Unknown: Leone
1:54:40
or so on?
1:54:43
Unknown: I don't think so. I think it was Okay. I don't have been vaguely remember it, but I'm not specific,
1:54:50
Unknown: Gregor. Sorry. Did somebody else?
1:54:53
Unknown: Iceland,
1:54:54
went and jailed a lot of bankers.
1:54:58
Unknown: Yeah. Think was Sierra Leone.
1:55:02
Unknown: No. That there who was that female there?
1:55:05
It's me, Julia. I think it was Sierra Leone. My next door neighbor's from there. That's what I said Sierra Leone after they let the UN, the WEF in there, and starve them and all that stuff, and they riots it. And I I think it might have been over there, Greg. But if not, they had a similar experience.
1:55:22
Unknown: Hey, Julie. They they went in. They actually stormed the Presidential Palace. There were millions of them, and they and they scared them out of there, and he went running.
1:55:31
Unknown: There you go. Yeah.
1:55:33
Unknown: Okay. Yeah. That's a flip. That that's Well coming to
1:55:36
coming to a neighborhood near you, Julie.
1:55:42
Unknown: And least we not forget the Chinese hung a bunch of their bankers that they found to be corrupt. And
1:55:49
what we do, we give them a raise and pat them on the back. Right? Yeah. And bonus.
1:55:54
Unknown: And a big bonus.
1:55:56
Unknown: Yeah.
1:55:58
Unknown: Oh, you can't pick stupid.
1:56:00
Unknown: Did y'all I I I remember seeing the story on this. It was a number of years ago, six, eight, ten, maybe. I don't remember. Some mayor, one of the Chinese towns over there,
1:56:11
and they they
1:56:13
he was involved in Graft, and they raided him.
1:56:16
And they found
1:56:17
I don't remember how many tons of gold, more than most countries.
1:56:22
And then they found so much cash
1:56:24
that they they went and brought 14
1:56:27
counting machines
1:56:29
to count all the cash,
1:56:31
and two or three of them broke
1:56:34
during the process accounting the cash. I can't remember how much is under there, but this guy had embezzled, like, you know, more than a country's riches.
1:56:43
This is incredible.
1:56:44
Yep.
1:56:46
Unknown: Oh, I wanna say it was Sri Lanka
1:56:49
in 2022.
1:56:51
Unknown: Okay. Sir Not Sierra Younger. That's You're right. I stand corrected. Thank you, Murr.
1:56:56
Unknown: Alright. Leave leave it to, to our researcher, head researcher Murr.
1:57:01
So, anybody else, we're gonna hear the whistler in just a short short of a shake shake of a lamb's tail.
1:57:08
And,
1:57:09
I and I guess you are gonna have an abbreviated weekend except for Murr, and she works tomorrow, right, or this afternoon, Murr. Does tomorrow It's tomorrow.
1:57:19
Unknown: Yeah. Tomorrow, two to 4PM
1:57:21
Unknown: central. Yours truly, Murr. Yeah. Yep. You can tune in. I love listen to the Murr. When you yes. There's Shane. Hi, Shane. Hey.
1:57:31
Unknown: Hey. I was just actually introduced Clara.
1:57:34
Clara to the
1:57:36
to the forum.
1:57:37
Oh. So I was just interested in that.
1:57:40
Unknown: Yeah. Thank you, Clara. Welcome.
1:57:43
And you're right at the end of the forum. You're not gonna get too much of it here, but we welcome you. You can come back next week. We'll be here six days next week, and we're habitually here on a regular predictable basis.
1:57:57
And then we leave
1:57:58
when this whistling thing starts.
1:58:01
Now you might note that this is a whistler of some skill.
1:58:06
Okay? This is not your average whistler on the back porch.
1:58:10
So, anyway, that's how we close out and say, hope you got something out of the show. It was a good show today. William
1:58:18
bringing his
1:58:20
his abilities as in in the legal realm, not just the flyboy
1:58:25
realm to the table.
1:58:27
Interesting situation. I appreciate him doing that,
1:58:31
and I know y'all do too. And we can all learn from that, and he might learn from some of us.
1:58:36
So,
1:58:37
anyway, that's what we did today. We'll find out what goes on Monday
1:58:42
with the over the weekend. Hopefully, nothing of any great event, but these days, you never know. People are backed into corners.
1:58:50
And
1:58:51
who knows day to day, they just keep that crap up for another month or two,
1:58:57
and and it it may not be retrievable,
1:59:00
the damage.
1:59:02
So
1:59:03
we'll see.
1:59:04
Elva, I hope you're aware you
1:59:07
find yourself protectable and comfortable,
1:59:11
and we will continue to pursue the cost of freedom here in our country worldwide.
1:59:17
Next week, we'll see if we can find some new folks. We scare them up every now and then.
1:59:23
And then we all learn together again and get stronger, and
1:59:28
our family grows.
1:59:30
Welcome to it if
1:59:31
you're new,
1:59:33
and we'll, see you again soon.
1:59:36
Ciao. Have a great weekend. Bye.
1:59:41
Alrighty. Well, we're done for the week, folks.
1:59:45
So I'm gonna go watch some baseball
1:59:48
and,
1:59:49
relax a bit.
1:59:51
You guys do whatever you need to, have to, or want to,
1:59:55
and we will regather on Monday. Is that fair?
2:00:00
Yeah. Sounds like a plan. Yeah. Sounds like fair. Do you have popcorn right here? Okay.
2:00:05
Thank you, Bory. Good to know you're out there. Do what? What was the other comment?
2:00:11
Unknown: Do you have popcorn?
2:00:15
Unknown: You have have?
2:00:16
Yeah.
2:00:17
I got some. I hadn't cooked it in a while, but I got some.
2:00:20
Unknown: Popcorn popcorn is Cracker Jacks are more baseball food.
2:00:26
Beer and Cracker
2:00:27
Jacks
2:00:28
and hot dogs. There's
2:00:30
Unknown: so much poison and crap in there, but damn it. I'm sure. Oh
2:00:35
my god. Okay. See y'all next week. Have a fabulous weekend. Love you. Bye.
2:00:41
Unknown: Thank you, Raj.
2:00:44
Unknown: Okay. Sure. Can leave I'm gonna leave the stream up for thirty minutes. Don't do anything illegally, moral, or fattening. I must step away. So
2:00:53
thanks, everyone.
2:01:01
Unknown: Hi, Claire. Please press
2:01:03
941.
2:01:11
Impress
2:01:13
6.
2:01:16
Unknown: Hey, Julie. What's the latest on crypto nowadays?
2:01:23
Unknown: Very volatile right now.
2:01:27
Unknown: Yeah. Here.
2:01:28
That's why I'm staying away from it.
2:01:31
Unknown: Very manipulated. Everything
2:01:33
is.
2:01:34
Markets are extremely manipulated.
2:01:36
You guys need to go to Dana Love PhD on YouTube.
2:01:40
Man, that guy's smart. He wrote the token track track book that I just ordered.
2:01:46
Unknown: Dana Love?
2:01:48
Unknown: Dana Love. Yep. PhD from Harvard. The dude is smarter than Sam Hill.
2:01:55
Unknown: Appreciate it.
2:01:57
Yeah.
2:01:59
Unknown: Exxon and Mobile are saying that
2:02:02
their
2:02:03
strategic
2:02:04
supplies
2:02:05
worldwide
2:02:06
on oil
2:02:07
are getting very low.
2:02:10
Trump's been draining the national and international
2:02:15
oil that we have
2:02:17
in order to keep prices down.
2:02:20
Pretty soon, this is gonna break, and we're gonna pay be paying double what we are right now. Yep. They're they're destroying everything
2:02:27
Unknown: on purpose, the g seven. If you saw this documentary,
2:02:31
what they're doing to The States and then what they've done to Canada,
2:02:34
oh my god. Canada has, like, negative GDP now for the last two quarters. The g this is what Catherine Austin Fitt told me in 2020.
2:02:45
She said they're what they met at Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
2:02:49
In 2019,
2:02:50
the g seven agreed to completely and utterly crash and decimate their economies.
2:02:59
Unknown: Oh, Rosenbaum,
2:03:00
otherwise known as Ayn Rand, wrote for her
2:03:05
when she was a mistress of Victor Rothschild
2:03:08
in act at Atlas Shrugged that they would bring down everything even their
2:03:14
all their holdings and be able to withstand it.
2:03:18
Yeah.
2:03:21
Unknown: Beehaw.
2:03:25
Unknown: Gonna be hot August.
2:03:34
Unknown: Probably
2:03:39
Unknown: getting yourself an additional amount of oil to do an oil change or whatever is a good idea too because it looks like that's gonna be drying up.
2:03:48
For people who do their own oil changes,
2:03:51
it's just gonna get harder and harder to purchase it.
2:04:00
Unknown: And they are burning all the junkyards too. If you got an older car, you pretty soon, they don't want you to buy spare parts for it.
2:04:12
Unknown: Lord, do I know that one.
2:04:15
Unknown: Wow.
2:04:18
Unknown: Yeah. Of all older vehicles and getting parts for them is always a challenge.
2:04:29
Unknown: Yeah. That's what I was just asking. Gonna ask you about because I got an older vehicle.
2:04:34
47
2:04:35
shooting.
2:04:37
Unknown: Oh, shoot.
2:04:40
Unknown: Cool.
2:04:41
I wish I had it.
2:04:45
Unknown: I tell you, they've tried to buy it from me for 30,000.
2:04:48
Unknown: I won't I won't take it.
2:04:54
Unknown: I've got a '57 Unimog. That's my oldest vehicle.
2:04:58
Unknown: That's that's a beauty.
2:05:03
Unknown: I got a '51 Willie too. I don't wanna let go of it.
2:05:07
Unknown: Cool.
2:05:12
I just have a '91,
2:05:15
let's say.
2:05:20
Unknown: I tell you that you're right about Parks. And you get
2:05:24
which
2:05:25
but, you know, I think the Lord will come back pretty soon by what's this call today. I'll tell you what. We
2:05:32
these people that's fighting like William fighting like a lion in that court, they don't wanna give him remedy.
2:05:39
And and,
2:05:41
and these judges are all in bed with each other and prosecutors.
2:05:46
I don't know. They they burn they burn people out in our town,
2:05:51
and they've also washed them locked them up and washed them down with water hoses,
2:05:55
shut them up.
2:05:57
I don't know. We need prayer. Like like, I think, Brent said, we need to pray.
2:06:02
We do.
2:06:06
Unknown: Yes.
2:06:12
Unknown: Yeah. We should be careful about statements like Dave, though,
2:06:16
made. Those kinds of things can be held against us and used against us.
2:06:21
Unknown: That's why said that's
2:06:24
why I said measured response.
2:06:28
Unknown: Man, that that's that's that was good. That's real good.
2:06:34
Unknown: Well, they're putting people on jail for trying to do, like,
2:06:38
you know, go out there and
2:06:41
process to the government. You know? They're already putting them in jail because they don't want no people,
2:06:46
like,
2:06:48
getting the other ones rowdy. You know? Because some people know what's going on, but they feel lonely because
2:06:54
everybody else going to work and acting like nothing is going on.
2:07:02
Unknown: Yes.
2:07:05
And and Trump said said he didn't care anything about the American people. He just don't want Iran to have a
2:07:13
Unknown: a bomb. You know?
2:07:15
I don't know.
2:07:17
Unknown: Well, he might have created one for them
2:07:20
with his stupid policies.
2:07:26
Unknown: Yeah. You're right. But if if Iran wasn't part of the of the, they will be they would destroy
2:07:34
Israel already because Israel is a small country.
2:07:38
It would have been all destroyed already.
2:07:40
You know?
2:07:42
Unknown: It's only got two, three hundred nukes, Bory.
2:07:47
Unknown: Yeah. I don't believe I don't believe the nukes are real, man. What happened with the camera when they they showed you the nuclear explosion?
2:07:54
The camera,
2:07:55
Unknown: nothing happens to it. You know? Well, it answers your question whether they're whether they're real or not. Somebody thinks they got them.
2:08:05
Unknown: They got stuff that they you don't even see. Like,
2:08:08
I mean, the injection that they put in out of the spraying they do in the food.
2:08:14
You know, they got worse stuff than a nuclear bomb. In a nuclear bomb, you just die. That's it. But right now, we are suffering with everything they're doing to us. You know? We're getting sick. We have to be detoxing.
2:08:25
We have to be taking this, doing that,
2:08:28
fighting with them.
2:08:30
You know?
2:08:32
If if their bone was real, they would have killed us already with it, man.
2:08:38
Unknown: Amen. And all the doctors all the doctors are invested in cemeteries
2:08:44
Yeah. Hospices
2:08:47
and hospitals.
2:08:50
And they they,
2:08:52
whether
2:08:53
you do live or die, they make money.
2:08:57
Unknown: That's why we're supposed to stay out of Babylon here.
2:09:01
Unknown: They own the insurance companies.
2:09:03
They own the Alzheimer's
2:09:05
and and dementia
2:09:08
Unknown: dementia to get companies.
2:09:10
Unknown: All
2:09:11
those companies
2:09:12
are owned by the same people, the lawyers,
2:09:16
the doctors,
2:09:17
and they're all Jews.
2:09:23
Unknown: Amen.
2:09:25
Unknown: What what you're saying, we know what time it is, guys. You know?
2:09:29
It's already time.
2:09:31
Nothing is gonna fix this. I don't think the only thing that could fix it is the the return of Jesus. That's it. But
2:09:39
I don't think that he's gonna come right now. It's on us.
2:09:43
It's on the people. That's it.
2:09:48
Unknown: If my people humble themselves and pray,
2:09:51
and
2:09:52
and that's what we need to that that scripture right there,
2:09:56
the we gotta rely on the word of God to to protect us,
2:10:01
to fight our enemies. He said, yeah, I'll be an I'll be an adversary to your adversaries.
2:10:08
I will be an enemy to your enemies.
2:10:11
I want God on my side. Right, brother?
2:10:16
Unknown: Amen.
2:10:17
But no
2:10:18
action, no reaction. You shouldn't take action.
2:10:21
It's not going to be any reaction.
2:10:26
Unknown: And he he said he would deliver us out of the fiery trial that is coming on all the earth if we stay
2:10:33
if we stay faithful.
2:10:37
Unknown: For several years, I've been
2:10:40
trying to goad you guys into getting gas mask and filters.
2:10:46
Well,
2:10:47
the one place that had a super good supply at a really that probably the cheapest price,
2:10:55
brand new with a bag and filter.
2:10:59
They've dried up.
2:11:07
Unknown: Wow.
2:11:09
Unknown: But they do have filters.
2:11:12
They have a case of 45
2:11:14
of them. They're 60 millimeter filters,
2:11:17
so you need to watch out for that and what mask you get. But
2:11:22
$99,
2:11:23
that ends up being $2.20
2:11:25
a filter.
2:11:27
That's unheard
2:11:29
of.
2:11:30
It used to be a 199.
2:11:32
Well, actually a little over 200
2:11:35
because I got two of those cases.
2:11:39
And I'm glad I got them,
2:11:42
but I went and I ordered a third case
2:11:46
at $99.
2:11:51
Unknown: Well, you're proactive, I tell you. What what happens when you run out of filters?
2:11:58
Unknown: Well,
2:11:59
it depends on how many events you go through,
2:12:03
how hot of a degree you're in.
2:12:07
Unknown: So, Brent, are those are
2:12:10
those standard size filters you're talking about that'll fit most of the mask out there? No. No. They are the comm block
2:12:18
Unknown: filters.
2:12:19
They're 60 millimeter.
2:12:21
NATO is 40 millimeter.
2:12:24
And
2:12:26
there isn't officially
2:12:28
an adapter
2:12:30
for a NATO mask to a 60 millimeter,
2:12:35
but,
2:12:36
unofficially,
2:12:38
it doesn't it does exist.
2:12:42
Hey, Brent. It just needs
2:12:44
to go into manufacture.
2:12:48
Unknown: Brett, how come black people are so tall?
2:12:52
Unknown: Because they're Negroes.
2:12:56
Unknown: You
2:12:59
Unknown: guys have
2:13:02
Unknown: guys have too much time on your hands.
2:13:07
Unknown: Y'all I learned that, like Yep. Forty seven years ago.
2:13:11
Unknown: For for for me, the most practical mask would be something if California fire comes through.
2:13:18
That's my concern and having oxygen for that.
2:13:22
Makes more sense, and it could be used for both, but, you know
2:13:26
Unknown: those masks will stop that.
2:13:33
So get a gas mask, get a gas mask,
2:13:36
get a gas mask.
2:13:39
Mark from Michigan.
2:13:41
Unknown: And some and some razors.
2:13:47
Unknown: Oh,
2:13:48
the shave. Yep. Well, I shave all the time anyway.
2:13:52
Unknown: I don't. So I got a beard, so I got a problem.
2:13:56
Unknown: Well,
2:13:58
Dave around your neck and everything, you know, where the mask is gonna seal.
2:14:04
Unknown: Yeah. I know. I know. There's a lot more to this than people realize,
2:14:09
and
2:14:10
I'm just saying.
2:14:11
Unknown: Yep.
2:14:14
Unknown: Like any subject, it's it's a lot deeper than the surface.
2:14:18
Unknown: Well, the equipment I had been trying to get people to,
2:14:23
usually NPC
2:14:25
or nuclear biological chemical,
2:14:27
is usually expensive
2:14:29
to get into,
2:14:31
but I had it where someone could equip per person
2:14:36
for about $70
2:14:37
a piece, fully
2:14:39
equipped head to toe.
2:14:43
Unknown: That's pretty amazing,
2:14:45
I must say.
2:14:48
Unknown: And I I've sent the list out to a number of people.
2:14:52
Well, good luck finding some of it now.
2:15:08
And I've been buying little bit by little bit.
2:15:13
You know, you don't have to go all in at once.
2:15:17
Well, now you do.
2:15:19
But back then you didn't.
2:15:24
And back then was probably up to about three weeks ago.
2:15:37
Unknown: Yeah. All they have to do, though, for destruction on a massive scale is to kill the economies.
2:15:44
You know, back in the Great Depression, still 90% of the population
2:15:49
grew some of their own food.
2:15:51
Oh, nobody does today.
2:15:53
That's good. And it
2:15:55
it's gonna
2:15:56
it's gonna be and there's a lot more people.
2:15:59
So
2:16:00
Unknown: Well, a lot of you guys were recipients of that PDF of Furfall
2:16:05
Aguirre's
2:16:06
book
2:16:08
on, you
2:16:10
know, the,
2:16:12
you know, financial collapse
2:16:15
and how he endured it in Argentina.
2:16:23
Unknown: Start getting ready. Yeah. I think that's one of I I think that's one of the most likely things, and it's it's probably not just gonna be, you know, this country. It's gonna be worldwide. What is my I don't get it. Would know. We're gonna go buy They've been planning this collapse for hundreds of years,
2:16:39
Unknown: and, I mean, look. They got laws that you can't grow a garden in your front yard. You can't collect water
2:16:46
from your, downspouts.
2:16:48
You know? This is just insanity.
2:16:50
Who could make a law like that? Right? You gotta be kidding me. Well, thing is is
2:16:57
Unknown: when the event happens,
2:16:59
who's gonna come in and court it? Right.
2:17:03
Unknown: That's true. But they're all you know, they're already going after people. There's many stories in the news for the last, you know, ten or years or more about
2:17:12
people getting arrested for having a garden in their front yard or collecting water from their dumpouts.
2:17:18
Come here. No.
2:17:22
Unknown: Otis comes no. No. Otis.
2:17:26
Unknown: That PDF about the guy in Argentina sounds interesting. Where do I find that?
2:17:34
Unknown: Get me your email address, and I'll send it to you.
2:17:39
But Oh. My computer my computer is on the blink right now. I'm getting ready for work,
2:17:45
so it'll be about a day or so. No
2:17:49
Unknown: rush.
2:17:50
Sounds like
2:17:53
a good read. Should I
2:17:55
should I,
2:17:56
have Paul send that to you or, when we do the book trade?
2:18:01
Unknown: You're going back on.
2:18:03
Unknown: Do you have Julie's
2:18:05
email address? No.
2:18:08
Unknown: I haven't.
2:18:10
I just sent all that to Paul
2:18:12
and then
2:18:14
told him if you guys want
2:18:18
Unknown: to give me shopping to do Casper.
2:18:21
Unknown: So you don't wanna go to Casper? Oh, Casper. This is stupid.
2:18:24
Fucking idiots walking every fucking place.
2:18:29
Unknown: Andy. Hey. Why you wait?
2:18:32
Unknown: Hey.
2:18:37
Unknown: How come you didn't mute that idiot, whoever was cussing? I
2:18:43
Unknown: don't know. I feel a little better if the stream was taken down. But because he's because he's one of the moderators.
2:18:52
Unknown: What is back up?
2:18:56
Unknown: Just back up. Okay. I'm just doing it for a second. Alright. Well, my good job, bunny rabbit.
2:19:03
Don't don't don't do it.
2:19:07
Hate the fuck. I'm really not hitting you, and and then I was hit one of the fucking lane walls going to that goddamn store.
2:19:14
Unknown: Wow.
2:19:16
Unknown: That Yeah. It is terrible. I don't walk down the edges of the fucking lanes. I walk right down the fucking middle. Yeah.
2:19:23
Unknown: Okay. So some more cars? Turn right. Yeah. I feel like we're almost there. I know we are.
2:19:29
Unknown: We're point nine miles away, so she lives, like, within one mile from her.
2:19:36
Unknown: Andy, your mic's open.
2:19:44
Unknown: Otis and Andy.
2:19:46
Unknown: Thank you, Andy. Are you in the Andy, are you in the box, sir?
2:19:53
Unknown: No.
2:19:55
He's got out of Costco. What a pain in the ass.
2:19:58
Unknown: Oh,
2:20:00
I went there yesterday. It wasn't so bad.
2:20:15
Unknown: What's the price of beef in Costco's these days?
2:20:19
Unknown: An arm and a leg and then some.
2:20:25
A
2:20:26
four pack of rib eyes can be between
2:20:30
67
2:20:30
and 80 something bucks.
2:20:40
Unknown: Have y'all heard about this new screwworm
2:20:46
that is
2:20:48
becoming crazy here in Texas?
2:20:53
Unknown: Yeah. I heard something about it.
2:20:56
Enlighten us more.
2:20:58
Unknown: I just I just heard about it this morning, and I'll tell you what. They said that they'll come in and they'll come in and kill your cattle.
2:21:08
Unknown: Porn. Fair porn.
2:21:12
The new world screwworm,
2:21:15
the reason you haven't heard about it is because it was eradicated
2:21:19
from The United States back in the
2:21:24
late sixties, early seventies through
2:21:27
their screw arm eradication program,
2:21:31
releasing
2:21:32
sterile flies that had been irradiated.
2:21:36
And
2:21:38
if you've ever been around screwworms,
2:21:40
and I can remember them,
2:21:44
That is some of the most vile smelling
2:21:48
odor you'll ever come across
2:21:51
when you encounter a wound.
2:21:53
And they talk talking about
2:21:56
cattle.
2:21:57
Well,
2:21:58
that screwworm anywhere a screwworm
2:22:02
fly lands
2:22:04
and deposits its eggs,
2:22:06
and that's always in an open wound,
2:22:08
be it
2:22:10
cattle, sheep, hogs, dogs, cats, people,
2:22:15
dunks, possums, you name it. If there's an open wound and those screwworm flies, deposits the eggs,
2:22:23
they will
2:22:25
hatch and they burrow deep into the flesh.
2:22:29
And where they my lord. And where they get the word
2:22:33
screwworm is because when you
2:22:35
you can't see them,
2:22:38
but you can darn sure smell them because of the oozing of the wound. But when you
2:22:45
I don't even remember what we used to treat those wounds with, but those screw worms, they would screw out
2:22:52
of the wound
2:22:53
and flip and flop one thing another.
2:22:56
It's treat they're treatable,
2:22:58
but wildlife
2:23:00
is where I see the the the big issue.
2:23:04
You know? And they'll get in the the navel
2:23:07
of a newborn
2:23:09
animal, a calf, a a
2:23:11
lamb, or whatever.
2:23:14
And I think that's what happened in the Texas deal.
2:23:21
Unknown: Wow.
2:23:22
Unknown: Joe, are you getting what kind of price are you getting for beef?
2:23:30
Unknown: I've been I've been laying off of it. I don't know what it is right now. I've just been not processing.
2:23:37
Kinda
2:23:38
got me worried.
2:23:39
Unknown: What?
2:23:40
I'll tell you what. It it it's so high. I I
2:23:45
wouldn't I'm not even gonna say because
2:23:48
it varies from week to week, but,
2:23:52
you know, this is
2:23:54
by
2:23:55
design
2:23:56
that this has all happened.
2:23:59
It may have been unintentional,
2:24:01
but they have jacked with the beef producers. See,
2:24:07
I can't remember which, farm bill it was,
2:24:11
but
2:24:14
there was a referendum
2:24:16
put forth by the National Cattlemen's Beef Association
2:24:21
to for a mandatory
2:24:24
$1 per head check off.
2:24:27
And that $1 per head
2:24:30
was collected every time an
2:24:35
a cattle were sold. Be it a calf, a cow, bull, steer, whatever.
2:24:40
Anytime that went through a market,
2:24:42
they collected a dollar. Well, that went into NCBA,
2:24:46
National Cattlemen's Beef Association,
2:24:50
and they've collected
2:24:52
millions and millions and millions of dollars off of that.
2:24:56
And
2:25:00
but the the way that came about was
2:25:05
they had a referendum amongst the beef producers
2:25:10
on this checkoff,
2:25:12
and it was defeated three times.
2:25:16
So NCBA
2:25:17
and the packers went to congress and paid them off,
2:25:23
and they wrote it into the farm bill.
2:25:26
So NCBA
2:25:28
continues to get their funding,
2:25:30
and NCBA,
2:25:32
my Farm Bureau,
2:25:34
are the spokesman for the beef industry and American agriculture.
2:25:39
And
2:25:40
they're a bunch of damn thieves and crooks.
2:25:43
Unknown: Yeah. You amen to that, brother. Amen to that.
2:25:48
Unknown: So, you know,
2:25:49
this isn't gonna get healed up anytime soon.
2:25:55
There's a lot of beef cows in South America.
2:26:01
I stand to be corrected on this, but I'm
2:26:05
I think the number I remember
2:26:08
from about ten, fifteen years ago,
2:26:12
there were, 200,000,000 beef cows in Brazil.
2:26:16
Unknown: Yeah. And the taxpayer here is funding them.
2:26:19
Unknown: Well,
2:26:21
you know, it's a
2:26:24
it's a money
2:26:26
grab game
2:26:27
in Washington
2:26:28
and the state capitals.
2:26:31
And, you
2:26:32
know,
2:26:35
Catherine Austin Fence Lisa sent me a a video of Catherine Austin Fence.
2:26:40
And the upshot I got from that video
2:26:45
was the only way you're gonna defeat this is defeating it head on.
2:26:50
If you if you run and hide from it, you're you're part of the problem.
2:27:01
Unknown: And, Joe, I checked the email that I sent you, and you did get the other one. They're both in the same email.
2:27:07
Unknown: Okay. Well, my
2:27:09
may bad then.
2:27:11
Unknown: Well, no. I'm just I just want you to know it is there. It's in that same email.
2:27:15
Unknown: Thank you. Thank you very much.
2:27:18
I'll listen to it. But that Catherine Austin says she's a good gal,
2:27:23
and I think she
2:27:25
she kinda knows it most of the time.
2:27:28
And deal in cash deal in cash.
2:27:34
Unknown: You can send the e
2:27:36
so already reported an email and request
2:27:39
daily or weekly
2:27:41
updates
2:27:42
if you want if you're interested.
2:27:49
Unknown: The in general, if we lose our if we use our debit and credit cards less and less and stick to cash, the longer we're gonna have it.
2:27:59
Unknown: I agree with that.
2:28:01
But that new world screw arm deal
2:28:04
is gonna be costly
2:28:06
if they don't step up the eradication program again,
2:28:10
but it's kinda like hoof and mouth disease.
2:28:12
We now call it foot and mouth disease
2:28:17
because
2:28:19
it scares people.
2:28:23
The technical term is hoof and mouth disease because
2:28:27
cloven hoofed animals
2:28:29
are the only ones that can get it.
2:28:32
That's basically
2:28:34
cattle,
2:28:35
sheep, hogs, deer,
2:28:37
elk, moose,
2:28:41
goats,
2:28:42
and the like, but people can't get it.
2:28:46
But
2:28:48
where you
2:28:49
it it it's a chronic wasting disease is what they what's really called in the veterinary sciences,
2:28:56
And it's not fatal,
2:28:59
but it's a wasting disease. And it it,
2:29:02
you know, it's kinda like a continuous
2:29:05
case of the flu.
2:29:08
Wow.
2:29:10
But it is transmittable among cloven hoofed animals.
2:29:15
And, you know,
2:29:19
they used to do all this research
2:29:22
on an island in New York Harbor
2:29:24
on on animals and testing and one thing or another. Well, they have since moved that to
2:29:30
in the heart of beef country
2:29:33
at Kansas State University in Manhattan, Kansas, right in the dead center of The United States.
2:29:41
Unknown: Boy, you're talking about an agenda.
2:29:43
Unknown: Well, a lot of a lot of people would argue that one of the reasons we don't fund that kind of stuff anymore, eradication programs, etcetera, is because we're putting more and more into our military,
2:29:55
which is the biggest stupid dead hole there is because we don't even make weapons that work anymore, but they're most expensive in the world.
2:30:05
Unknown: Well, we have Bill Gates weaponizing mosquitoes,
2:30:08
so I wouldn't put it past them to be
2:30:11
trimming lots of money to Kansas.
2:30:16
Unknown: But that that that they did that
2:30:20
animal diagnostics
2:30:22
lab in Manhattan
2:30:24
probably fifteen years ago.
2:30:26
It it's an old deal.
2:30:29
And you know, there's always escapes from those facilities.
2:30:34
You know, like the African killer bees, they did
2:30:37
the research deal. I don't know if it's in South America or where
2:30:42
they got Africanized honey bees to breed with the
2:30:49
domestic bees
2:30:51
and to try to increase honey production because the Africanized bees make more honey.
2:30:57
And, anyway,
2:31:00
they've had escapes.
2:31:01
And,
2:31:02
you know, they've invaded the Southern United States.
2:31:06
Unknown: Yeah. That's another amen, brother.
2:31:09
Unknown: So, you know, there's a bunch of evil people in the world. And and that kinda goes back to
2:31:17
I invite you all to listen to that Catherine Austin Fitts video because,
2:31:24
Unknown: you know,
2:31:27
Unknown: it's worth a listen to because it speaks of who people are and why they are like they are.
2:31:37
Agreed. If you have if a person that has no empathy,
2:31:41
and that's what we're dealing with, is people that have no empathy. It's all about the dollar.
2:31:48
Yep. That's And,
2:31:50
you know,
2:31:51
those people well, people says, if I don't take the money, you know, that's a graph from at the top end. If I don't take the money, someone else will. Well,
2:32:03
listen to the videos. It's not very long. Worth a listen.
2:32:09
Unknown: What's the name of that video?
2:32:12
Unknown: Catherine Austin Fetz. It's her I guess it's her latest one, isn't it, Lisa?
2:32:20
Unknown: Actually looking in my history to get it.
2:32:24
Maybe you can put it in the chat for him. That's what I was going to do and I don't know who asked that if they have access to the chat or not.
2:32:37
Because it was from a it was from a different site that I had not listened to videos from. So
2:32:45
who who asked about it?
2:32:53
Okay.
2:32:54
Unknown: Guess he doesn't want it very bad. But I think it was Christian. I I I can I can put it in the chat if people want it?
2:33:03
Unknown: Yeah. It was it was Christian.
2:33:06
Unknown: But you don't have access to the chat, do you?
2:33:09
Unknown: No.
2:33:10
No, sir. Well,
2:33:13
Unknown: can
2:33:14
you get to 2radioranchtotango.com?
2:33:18
Yes. I can put it in there and look for
2:33:22
DJ sketch post.
2:33:26
Unknown: Okay. Thank you, sir.
2:33:29
Unknown: So, Joe,
2:33:31
that wasting disease, was that not created by
2:33:36
grinding up the waste of the byproduct of the animals that they were slaughtering and putting it back into the feed and having the animals eat themselves like cannibals.
2:33:47
Unknown: Oh, you're talking about chronic wasting disease, and that's exactly what
2:33:52
causes it is cannibalism.
2:33:55
Mhmm.
2:33:56
See, what they were doing, they were taking
2:33:59
bone meal.
2:34:01
This is an a set oversimplification
2:34:04
of it, but they were take taking bone meal from animal
2:34:09
carcasses, the beef carcasses,
2:34:12
drying it, grinding it up in powder to the powder,
2:34:16
and feeding that bone meal back to
2:34:20
cattle
2:34:21
for a calcium supplement, for a mineral supplement.
2:34:25
And
2:34:27
that's where a lot of it got started.
2:34:31
But it and, you know,
2:34:34
the cannibals over in Indonesia and often over in there have suffered from it in years past.
2:34:40
Unknown: Yeah. Karru Roe.
2:34:45
Unknown: So,
2:34:48
you know, the the
2:34:52
Canadians
2:34:56
have shipped
2:34:58
we've gotten our
2:35:01
that disease into our beef supply chain
2:35:05
is from cattle that came from Canada.
2:35:10
To my knowledge, there has been no
2:35:13
none of that actually
2:35:21
happened here in The United States other than the imported animals.
2:35:25
And see that?
2:35:27
Now,
2:35:30
it's a big mess, and it's all about
2:35:33
big business and
2:35:36
going after the the dollar instead of being empathetic toward your fellow man.
2:35:41
Unknown: Yeah. The the more we divide defy
2:35:45
God's
2:35:46
instructions,
2:35:47
Unknown: the greater our pestilences are gonna be. That's I agree with that. I agree with that. Of course.
2:35:55
Unknown: Well, yeah, we we
2:35:58
cause our own demise,
2:36:00
and it's all due well, not all of it, but
2:36:05
it has to do with the
2:36:07
religion of the currency that we're currently coerced into utilizing for trade,
2:36:13
which is
2:36:14
the biggest fraud that was ever perpetrated,
2:36:17
and everybody still seems to just
2:36:21
suck it up. I don't know why.
2:36:23
We're moving.
2:36:25
Max. We don't have Max. I was
2:36:28
Unknown: was listening to some statistics the other day on
2:36:32
lost a lot of people in this country that claim to be Christian, and they send their children and pay an extra duty,
2:36:39
high price, go into debt for a public education
2:36:43
in the higher education system,
2:36:45
and their Christianity
2:36:47
goes away through those few years that they're there.
2:36:51
They come out atheists in a lot of cases and worse.
2:36:54
Unknown: Mhmm.
2:36:56
I'll throw out something to you. Maxine pointed out
2:37:01
with her medical background
2:37:04
that
2:37:06
you all know what gang gaseous gangrene is, don't you?
2:37:10
Unknown: Uh-uh.
2:37:15
Not the gaseous side.
2:37:17
Unknown: Well I know what gangrene is. Yeah. Okay. Well, it's gas gangrene is what it is, but it's gangrene for short.
2:37:25
But
2:37:26
the treatment
2:37:28
for that at one time
2:37:29
were screw worms.
2:37:33
Unknown: Yep. They
2:37:36
acted as maggot therapy?
2:37:38
Yep.
2:37:39
Unknown: And they could go they would go deep into the test shooting to to
2:37:44
eat it out.
2:37:47
But, man, I tell you what, that's foul smelling stuff.
2:37:54
Unknown: Well, one of the the the options
2:37:57
in the civil war was amputation or
2:38:01
maggots.
2:38:05
Unknown: I think I think some hospitals are actually still using leeches, by the way.
2:38:12
Unknown: Yes.
2:38:14
Unknown: Yeah. I read a reader digest about this
2:38:17
girl that survived the plane crash in the Amazon,
2:38:21
and she had cuts and bruises and whatnot. And she survived by letting the maggots
2:38:28
eat on her wounds,
2:38:31
you know, to get rid of gangrene, and then she would eat the maggots.
2:38:36
Yeah.
2:38:37
Right?
2:38:39
And guess what?
2:38:42
I inadvertently,
2:38:43
back in Oklahoma City trimming trees out of power lines, ate a bunch of maggots without my knowledge
2:38:50
until I found out.
2:38:53
Oh, man. I went back to that guy, and I damn near chopped him up with my chainsaw. Was so pissed off.
2:39:00
But,
2:39:01
yeah, it was
2:39:04
that didn't kill me, so I'm figuring what the what the hell of it. You know? It just it's a gross thought, and that could give you an illness if you magnify
2:39:13
it. But, yeah,
2:39:15
we eat so much shit these days. It's unreal.
2:39:20
Unknown: If you have a good immune system, it's it's amazing of what what can happen. I mean, I had a friend who who always used to make his bacon in the morning, and he had a little crock there for bacon grease, and he would just dip in there, you know, if he needed some to cook this and that and whatever. And so he's going on and on doing this in his normal life. Right? And then one day,
2:39:42
he sees a little spot in his lard
2:39:45
and he's he's like, I wonder what that is. And he puts his spoon in there and he goes to pull it out, and it's a bloated dead mouse.
2:39:57
Unknown: So he had no idea how long he was eating that stuff. Well, how many if people ever knew how many mouse mice they pull out of the
2:40:07
fryer that fried their potato chips, they wouldn't eat potato chips again.
2:40:13
They have to skim off the mice every time they fire up the cooker
2:40:18
and the cockroaches.
2:40:20
Unknown: There's a story about a guy who's drinking his Budweiser beer and not much is coming out. And what the hell is going on?
2:40:27
He opened up the can and there's a mouse in the flipping beer.
2:40:33
Unknown: True story.
2:40:34
True story. Coca Cola. This
2:40:39
is the I was in high school.
2:40:43
Our business math teacher was telling the story that
2:40:48
somebody
2:40:49
bought a Coca Cola,
2:40:51
returnable bottle, drank the Coca Cola,
2:40:55
and there was a mouse in the bottle.
2:40:59
So he sued Coke.
2:41:02
The
2:41:04
defense
2:41:05
lawyer
2:41:06
in court
2:41:08
drank a bottle of Coke with a mouse in it, dead mouse in it, just to prove that it wouldn't hurt you.
2:41:14
The phosphoric acid in it
2:41:17
took care of all the bacteria.
2:41:21
And that he told me a very true story.
2:41:24
Unknown: I had a cousin that swore it was a rat hair and a tube of sausage. I don't remember if it was Bob Evans or what sausage, you know? But called them and they said, according to the the FDA,
2:41:37
they're allowed to have so many rat hairs in their sausage. Okay.
2:41:42
Unknown: That's true. Mhmm.
2:41:43
Yep. And just and just think about it. Maggots,
2:41:47
not only for festering
2:41:49
wounds, but a tasty treat too.
2:41:54
Unknown: Always reason to have a good immune system.
2:41:57
Unknown: Always cook your stuff good.
2:42:00
Unknown: Well Doctor Wallach
2:42:02
doctor Wallach also told about the hot dogs having rat
2:42:07
rat bones in it, rat parts.
2:42:11
Unknown: Flavoring.
2:42:16
Unknown: What do they do with all the Brent,
2:42:19
Unknown: we ought to pay extra for that.
2:42:25
Unknown: Any ideas.
2:42:29
Unknown: People meet in the meat supply
2:42:32
regularly.
2:42:34
Mhmm.
2:42:37
Unknown: I have a question.
2:42:41
Unknown: Go ahead.
2:42:42
Unknown: Yeah. I'm on the celebrity report with Catherine Austin Fitz. Now which one are you all
2:42:49
saying I need this to watch? The recent one? It's not on Salari report. I
2:42:57
Unknown: can get you the channel name in just a sec here.
2:43:04
Unknown: Right. But it could be up here. It's Free Now Foundation.
2:43:13
Unknown: Free Now Foundation?
2:43:16
Unknown: Yep. That's that's the channel's name.
2:43:19
Unknown: This is Jasmine Austin Fitts, the nightmare of programmable
2:43:23
money episode 14,
2:43:25
e p 14. Yep.
2:43:31
Unknown: Murray, you you just gonna rub this in our face because of the fact you're a vegetarian. Right?
2:43:39
Unknown: No. It's your choice and my choice.
2:43:42
You care. It's up to you.
2:43:46
Unknown: I wish I could be one.
2:43:51
Unknown: I think I'm going that way.
2:43:55
Unknown: Well, it all depends on your metabolism.
2:43:58
I I really do think that doctor Kelly had something going on. You know? Some people have a metabolism
2:44:04
that's
2:44:05
prone to
2:44:07
vegetarian
2:44:08
and or vegan diet, and some are, you know, carnivorous
2:44:13
critters.
2:44:14
Me, I'm I'm kinda on the boat on a on a
2:44:18
edge, I could either do either.
2:44:22
And right now, I I prefer soft food because I lacking in my teeth.
2:44:29
I'm down to four and a half.
2:44:32
And, man,
2:44:34
I'm having problems with one right now. It just flowed up the whole right side of my face.
2:44:39
I I could hardly see out of my right eye and can hardly hear out of my right ear.
2:44:47
Unknown: Well, my son's yours. Of course. My my son's just been on antibiotics
2:44:53
for that.
2:44:55
Oh, he was he got to blow his brains out.
2:44:59
Unknown: In that in that book that I recommend a lot, Andreas Morris, the timeless
2:45:04
secrets of health and rejuvenate.
2:45:07
It it it's
2:45:08
in here, he he poses, and I'm not sure that he's right or wrong, but he poses that there's
2:45:14
there's four, I think, main body types
2:45:17
and that there's he does a little test on how you derive it, which one you are,
2:45:23
and then he has a diet for that body type.
2:45:28
Unknown: Yeah. Eating by eating by blood type. Yeah. You're right.
2:45:34
That's a good one.
2:45:36
Unknown: As long as you aren't carnigorous.
2:45:42
Unknown: Well, what he's saying is that I think you mispronounced that correctly.
2:45:47
You
2:45:52
Unknown: guys are amazing.
2:45:54
Unknown: You're
2:46:01
always on the always on the nigger side, Brandon.
2:46:08
You take offense without being offended. I love you, man. I I I just can't give you enough out of my lane. You brutal man. You're such a brutal Brent.
2:46:19
Unknown: Well, remember, you don't have a permit.
2:46:25
Unknown: Well, homie don't need no permit. Homie don't need no permission from no man.
2:46:31
I'm free.
2:46:33
And I'll say, nigger, anytime I want to, goddamn it.
2:46:38
Unknown: Yeah. I'll come up there and whoop your ass too. Oh, bring it on, mofo.
2:46:46
Unknown: Hey, bro. Well, we are, Brad, for calling me nasty. How about that?
2:46:53
You might like But
2:46:55
Unknown: but it was kinda nice to We
2:46:58
gotta keep it clean because because
2:47:02
Unknown: we wanna get to heaven.
2:47:05
We're not gonna
2:47:07
If we keep using that name
2:47:10
in vain,
2:47:13
we might see the the worst part of the what this world's gonna be,
2:47:18
I yield.
2:47:21
Unknown: In in Morris' book What are you looking at, hon?
2:47:25
Unknown: Diffusing stuff.
2:47:27
We're just diffusing stuff with humor.
2:47:30
Unknown: And That's it.
2:47:31
Unknown: In in in the book, Morris also points out that the one of the reasons science thinks that things are genetic,
2:47:39
he makes the point that's because they're eating the same thing their parents did.
2:47:45
Unknown: Yeah.
2:47:46
Man, and that's that makes a hell of a lot of sense too. I mean, if you don't change your diet when you're ill, then you're gonna you
2:47:54
you're gonna go to a doctor and get a pill and
2:47:57
keep on staying on the pill until
2:48:01
your funds run out. And then, well,
2:48:04
tally ho. Be well. That's that's
2:48:07
Unknown: that's what Walnut's talking about.
2:48:10
Unknown: Coin a new word, etagenetics
2:48:12
instead of epigenetics.
2:48:15
Unknown: Euty genetics.
2:48:16
Yeah. That's a good one, Mer.
2:48:22
Unknown: I
2:48:28
Unknown: said eat a genetics. I don't know what it came out as, but I just thought I thought it was.
2:48:33
Unknown: Eating
2:48:34
genetics,
2:48:35
not
2:48:37
evil genetics. What what did you say?
2:48:40
Unknown: Eating genetics.
2:48:42
Unknown: Yeah. E a t
2:48:44
Unknown: instead of e p. Partying partying slip. Right, ma?
2:48:49
Unknown: I don't know. I think the slip was on the ear side, not the voice side.
2:48:57
Unknown: Hey, Gregory.
2:48:59
How did how did you let your teeth go to hell? Your grinders are just almost gone, man.
2:49:06
Unknown: How what? Who? Where?
2:49:09
Unknown: Yeah. Your grinders. What what how'd you let them get so bad?
2:49:14
Unknown: Oh,
2:49:16
it was
2:49:17
several years ago. I forget when.
2:49:20
But I was outside the porch here, and it was just after I I was on
2:49:25
John Stapmiller's
2:49:27
show.
2:49:28
And I told him about, why do you guys call them Federal Reserve notes? They're they're it's there's not a note.
2:49:36
They're not federal. Why don't you call them Rothschild
2:49:41
slave shekels?
2:49:44
We should use that word or that phrase to describe the currency that we're currently under.
2:49:51
Unknown: And Why would we after that.
2:49:53
Unknown: Wasn't long after that that
2:49:55
that I
2:49:57
had
2:49:59
this attack on my mouth.
2:50:01
Every tooth in my head was a
2:50:05
different tone of pain.
2:50:08
Every tooth in my head was a different tone of pain.
2:50:13
I I've got a bunch of morphine that I got from a a guy I was doing work for instead of slave shekels, I'd get morphine.
2:50:22
I didn't even think about the morphine, man. I went straight to the 45.
2:50:27
I I don't know why I'm still here because of that incident.
2:50:30
Oh, that pain was just
2:50:34
just bear bearable. Right?
2:50:37
And then from
2:50:41
Unknown: The teeth are circuit breakers for the body.
2:50:45
Unknown: Yeah.
2:50:46
And then
2:50:48
I'd had my
2:50:50
mercury fillings
2:50:52
so called this piece of shit talky crap holy. The last dentist I saw
2:50:58
said, yeah. I can I can take your mercury out?
2:51:02
Well, unbeknownst to me, you're supposed to peel it off instead of grind it. And it mofo,
2:51:08
he grinded it, you know, putting tons of mercury in my poor little cranium.
2:51:14
And,
2:51:15
then it got to a point where, you know, I was feeling so much pain that he just tapped it over above the gum or below the gum.
2:51:23
I find out later, I've got strips of, teeth that are I've kept my teeth. I can prove it to you, man. It still have lines of mercury in them. I
2:51:33
don't think I have any more mercury in my head now, but, man,
2:51:37
that was that was a proof. If I see that mofo, I I I will I
2:51:43
will make them suffer
2:51:45
like it made me suffer. Right? Another piece of this shit talkie.
2:51:51
It make me mad.
2:51:54
Yeah. And then I pay well, I was still under insurance.
2:51:58
Unknown: These dentists are just like doctors.
2:52:01
Unknown: Yeah.
2:52:02
Unknown: There ain't there ain't no poor dentist. I'll tell you that.
2:52:07
Unknown: Well,
2:52:09
Unknown: Dennis Malloy told us about him
2:52:12
and the oath they had to take over at his, dental
2:52:15
school
2:52:17
to get their degree.
2:52:20
Unknown: What was that, sir?
2:52:23
Unknown: He he's a deceased listener now,
2:52:27
but and his claim to fame was
2:52:30
he worked on the owner of the Blackhawks.
2:52:33
That was one of his patients.
2:52:35
And,
2:52:37
I guess he had a high end dental office in Chicago area.
2:52:41
And,
2:52:42
he told about when his son graduated from dental school
2:52:47
that he had to take an oath that he would and signed a signed a contract
2:52:51
that they he wouldn't,
2:52:54
integrate,
2:52:55
mercury use
2:52:58
Unknown: or fluoride.
2:53:00
Unknown: Mercury amalgam fillings are fluoride, by the way. Yep. Right. Right. Otherwise, they otherwise, they yank his degree.
2:53:10
Unknown: That's artificial fluoride.
2:53:14
Yeah.
2:53:15
Natural fluoride comes from from plants. Aluminum waste.
2:53:19
Unknown: Well, aluminum waste and also the nuclear industry.
2:53:25
Unknown: Fertilizer.
2:53:27
Fertilizer,
2:53:28
aluminum, nuclear, it's and it's just waste. It's not
2:53:32
pure fluoride.
2:53:34
It's it's just a bunch of
2:53:36
Unknown: Get this. Say well, they they say it's a byproduct.
2:53:42
Unknown: Get this. The police our Oklahoma governor
2:53:45
is
2:53:46
they're pushing to put a $4,000,000,000
2:53:51
aluminum smelter
2:53:52
at Inoa, Oklahoma right along the Burdigris River.
2:53:58
Unknown: You found the water? Hydrochlorothalicylic
2:54:02
Unknown: acid.
2:54:03
It is the no it is the most corrosive
2:54:06
acid known to man.
2:54:08
That's what they put in our water. That's what they put in all psychotropic drugs.
2:54:14
Almost all the pharmaceutical
2:54:17
drugs are their their base is fluoride,
2:54:20
hydrofluorosilicic
2:54:21
acid.
2:54:22
Unknown: And it plays havoc with and it plays havoc with your pineal gland, by the way.
2:54:27
Unknown: Yes. Indeed.
2:54:29
Calcifies Have
2:54:31
Unknown: you seen the price of aluminum foil lately?
2:54:34
Yesterday,
2:54:36
it was $29
2:54:38
over at Costco
2:54:40
for what I had paid $12
2:54:43
for several years ago,
2:54:45
and I'm glad I got numerous rolls.
2:54:50
Unknown: Don't wrap your meat in don't wrap your meat in aluminum foil because that will
2:54:57
do the same thing
2:55:00
to the meat. Be approved.
2:55:02
Yes. Yes.
2:55:04
And drinking beer out of aluminum cans and all that. We we
2:55:10
Unknown: gotta we gotta watch out. Hey. Hey, Brent. Whenever you can, use,
2:55:15
use, that wax paper that they have.
2:55:21
Unknown: The wrap to use in the oven?
2:55:24
Unknown: No. You use the in the oven.
2:55:27
Unknown: Parchment paper
2:55:29
doesn't burn.
2:55:31
You you wrap your meat or potatoes in parchment paper and then aluminum foil,
2:55:37
and you can cook a steak for an hour, thirty minutes on each side. No matter what the cut is, it'll come out like fillet,
2:55:46
Unknown: and you can make a baked potato the same way. Wrap it in parchment paper, then aluminum foil. You can eat the skin. It comes out soft and supple. You can peel the skin right off the potato, but it is edible. Most, you know, baked potatoes, you can't eat the skin because it turns into a superheated,
2:56:05
Unknown: carbohydrate
2:56:06
or an acrylamide.
2:56:09
Unknown: I got a better, recipe
2:56:12
as cast iron Dutch oven. Put put your meat in there, and it'll be it will have no effect on any
2:56:20
poise I mean, when I'm poisoning anything,
2:56:23
that is the most
2:56:25
finest cookware
2:56:27
is the cast iron Dutch oven
2:56:31
or anything. You don't have to wrap it in anything.
2:56:36
Unknown: Well, I don't wrap my I don't wrap my meat in foil anymore.
2:56:41
I'll have a
2:56:43
a metal,
2:56:44
pan,
2:56:45
and I'll put my meat in that and cover it with the foil.
2:56:51
But it's probably dripping the condensation
2:56:54
back on it.
2:56:57
Unknown: Well, that that's a that's about a Dutch oven, a cast iron Dutch oven. It's not anything gonna be toxic
2:57:03
to Mhmm. Go back in your meat.
2:57:07
Unknown: I gotta go look for one. I need to find a small one because I don't cook for a bunch of people.
2:57:13
I just cook for me.
2:57:17
Unknown: Well, they have the lodge the lodge brand. There's a cup couple other good brands
2:57:22
of Dutch
2:57:24
cast iron. That's all I cook in is cast iron.
2:57:27
Stainless steel is good too. Stain a real good stainless steel.
2:57:32
Unknown: Woah. Yeah.
2:57:33
Unknown: Real Teflon.
2:57:35
Hey, Brent. Come on up here. I got three cast irons,
2:57:39
Dutch ovens. I I'll give you one, and you can come kick my ass at the same time.
2:57:44
Unknown: Yeah. A twofer.
2:57:47
Great. Yeah. Well,
2:57:49
I have a reasonable facsimile.
2:57:51
Somebody gave me a cast iron pot and lid,
2:57:55
and
2:57:57
I've been wondering, what am I gonna do with it? Because I have enough pots. I could stick that in the oven,
2:58:03
and it could do the same thing as the foil covered pan that I use.
2:58:09
Unknown: Oh, yes. Definitely do that, sir.
2:58:13
And you know how to season a cast iron. It you can look at look online. It's it's very, very cool the way you, use avocado oil, a high heat oil,
2:58:24
or or
2:58:26
not really olive oil. You can do it, but you coat that.
2:58:31
You you take if it's got rust on it, you just take baking soda and vinegar and
2:58:37
rub that with a Scotch Brite
2:58:39
until you get that out.
2:58:41
And then when you then you oil it you you wash it out, clean it out, and put it immediately on the stove and let it dry so it don't oxidize.
2:58:51
Mhmm. Okay? And then
2:58:53
you let that dry out, and then you take a rag and put your avocado oil on there and just rub it on the inside
2:59:02
about 350
2:59:03
degrees,
2:59:04
and let that sit for about
2:59:08
thirty minutes to an hour.
2:59:10
And then rub it again. Rub it again. Not not slosh it in there, but just,
2:59:15
you know, coat it.
2:59:17
Mhmm. And you will have the best cooking
2:59:20
utensil you ever
2:59:23
knew.
2:59:25
Unknown: Hey, Brent. You might want to I used to have a lot of, cast iron,
2:59:31
types of things, but I gotten rid of them. The
2:59:35
the the iron from that
2:59:39
pot sort of reaches in your food. And if there's one thing we have more than enough of in our system
2:59:46
is iron. Anybody can tell you that? Iron is
2:59:49
a cancer promoter, by the way.
2:59:52
Cancer loves iron. But a company called La Crusade, it's a French
2:59:58
company, and they make it Dutch oven in this
3:00:01
glass glazed.
3:00:02
They're kinda pricey, though, about
3:00:05
well, regular size one is the product, a $175
3:00:09
cast iron, but it's
3:00:11
it's it's worth it.
3:00:13
Unknown: Why don't you just get a crock pot that's got the the granite inside
3:00:18
and cook in there and and cook it slow, anything you want, and it'll cook it so tender
3:00:25
that you can drink it if you if you wanna cook it that long.
3:00:30
Unknown: Yeah. Well, I've I agree. Done it now. I agree with the gentleman that talked about the iron.
3:00:37
We've
3:00:38
Maxine's gone away from using cast iron
3:00:41
to
3:00:42
glass.
3:00:45
Unknown: Yeah.
3:00:46
Unknown: And you wanna be careful if you use glass cookware. You don't want anything made in China
3:00:51
because
3:00:54
their glass often contains
3:00:56
lead,
3:00:58
which leach out of the glass.
3:01:01
Unknown: But Was that
3:01:02
hey, though. Was that your wife? Was was that your wife you're talking about? Yeah.
3:01:11
Unknown: She cooks most of the meat in an air fryer on parchment paper.
3:01:19
That'll work.
3:01:20
And
3:01:21
the eggs and
3:01:24
stuff like that, vegetables
3:01:27
show effects in the
3:01:29
glass cookware,
3:01:31
American made glass cookware.
3:01:35
Just just an opinion. And we've been doing hair tissue That'd be like corning or
3:01:41
Unknown: anchor hockey?
3:01:43
Unknown: Yeah. Think so.
3:01:46
We've
3:01:49
been doing hair tissue mineral analysis
3:01:53
for
3:01:55
about four years,
3:01:58
and
3:01:59
our
3:02:03
diagnosis or not die our
3:02:06
test results keep
3:02:07
improving
3:02:08
with time.
3:02:11
Unknown: What lab are you using, Joe?
3:02:14
Unknown: Johnny DeLarious.
3:02:16
Just
3:02:17
a minute. What's the name of the lab, Maxine?
3:02:20
Analytical
3:02:21
labs.
3:02:25
Unknown: Hey, Joe. Think I'm eating them.
3:02:28
Unknown: Joe, we got we got we got we got iron and our rice and our any flour you you're gonna have is gonna be enriched.
3:02:36
They are trying to get us with as much iron as we can in our system because they know
3:02:42
that what eventually, what what the damage is gonna do.
3:02:47
Unknown: Yeah. Are they in Texas, Joe? I
3:02:51
Unknown: can't tell you where they are. We do our our do our
3:02:56
hair tissue and mineral analysis.
3:02:58
We send it to Johnny Delirious,
3:03:01
Michael Maxine? Yeah.
3:03:03
So it's going the same place. I thought so. Alright. That that's where we get he takes it and he there's two labs,
3:03:11
and he you have a choice between which lab, and Maxim made that decision to go with analytical.
3:03:19
But if
3:03:21
if you do that, it gives you
3:03:24
the first one's a benchmark,
3:03:27
And from there on, it gives you an idea
3:03:31
a real good idea
3:03:33
what you're doing right or what you're doing wrong over time.
3:03:40
Unknown: It well, I was wondering if Dave is Dave is still here and whether,
3:03:45
you know, Wallach has a view on broiling. I I like to broil things.
3:03:53
Unknown: Well, I don't disagree with that, and
3:03:56
an air fryer basically does that.
3:03:59
And it's on parchment paper,
3:04:02
and
3:04:05
I've seen her scorched
3:04:06
some of the paper, but I've never seen any of it burn.
3:04:13
Unknown: That is the best way, by the way, to put a make a turkey
3:04:17
is to put it in a Weber and wrap it in parchment paper. It'll be
3:04:23
Unknown: That's it for the Radio Ranch with Roger sales for
3:04:26
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3:04:29
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3:04:32
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3:04:36
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3:04:38
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3:04:41
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3:04:43
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3:04:50
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3:04:53
and will probably be for some time.
3:04:56
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3:05:23
Unknown: Bye, boys. Have fun storming the castle.