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Welcome to late nights, I'll cheer for late-night thoughtful.
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Host, Dean Ryan, as we are embarking on Rodeo, media's
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official podcast for the podcast, and universe and
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galaxies joining me tonight familiar, but not distant to the
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12 known leader to kill as we get into the geopolitical
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ionosphere is past present future and talk about.
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Out the changing posturing of each and every country right now
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is the world is evolving a morphing and is the great reset
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is upon us and not passed us just yet dirty kill, welcome
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back to late night, thoughts. It's so good to hear you
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perfectly. Look, you know what I'm doing?
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Exactly right? These deer is changing.
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What if it comes out from each country?
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Changes bothered a lot. He got he's got two sides of it.
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Trees factions and always countries that are for and
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against what you and I see as a good thing or a bad thing but I
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really want to talk about Netanyahu tonight.
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All right? I'm struggling.
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Like I'm trying to write an article in a moment on different
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leaders and stuff. And and I write this stuff down
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and I find it and I'm giving people saying to me that I
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Israel's really bad and once I think and I it just doesn't rub
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the same as what it doesn't gel with what I've learned about
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Israel at this point in time. So I need to terrify Well, it's
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hard to find information on Israel because if we were on any
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mainstream kind of a show right now, either in your country,
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remind this kind of discussion is is forbidden, it will not be
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had. I believe it was just years ago,
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maybe 10 at this point. Know if you're on BBC Radio and
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he said the term, the two words rather free Palestine.
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Well, they edit that out. What did Cynthia McKinney?
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You know, soon as you get into the US Congress, you're forced
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to sign a pledge to Israel, which I think the ATL is
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involved. ATL is a another formation of
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the Southern Poverty Law Center, who just will name every hate
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group in America? Anyone that speaks critical of
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Israel? I mean, you can't even go in the
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Alex Jones Show, where they're in a words and be critical.
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Of of Israel because he will just shut it down.
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So, it shows the power of the people.
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You're not supposed to talk about.
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Are the people who are running things, they just don't want you
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look over there. So it's hard to find, it's hard
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to find. Look, I can't even find things
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on Southern South American countries.
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Like Parkway in Uruguay, who's being usurped by the Kovacs
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move, the plant Dem occur and the Chinese It's eBay
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hard-pressed to find anything about happening in South
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America. It's hard.
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Yeah, you know, that's we go there.
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Don't you? Just pull some and I can, you
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can you give me the name of the Iranian Senator?
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You've Got a Woman You did the which one the Iranian Senator?
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You're the one that's pushing for rule.
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She was unused this week. I'm willing to bet especially
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mourn the day that Israel was created or found it.
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She's a wonder what we have. The didn't do the other hijab.
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Hijab. GE out of Michigan.
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She's part of the squad and so you're doing wrong.
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I'll get her computer blasting. I think it's like, really or
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something gone, terrible with names because those ones over
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tschida Rasheeda Talib, and then there's luckily on Omar, and
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then there's Alexander. CSA great.
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You mentioned that Jane and proceeded to LEAP.
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We also need to understand that is this big push back against
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the Israel, and in your own seen it with receded to lead.
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Who is she tried to make it? Make a bit of a holiday in bit
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of a celebration or morning. She called it a morning of the
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formation and the the So today I'm looking offensively in the
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foundation of Israel and that's been shut down some some way or
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another. And you got Chuck, Chuck Schumer
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and you're not listening, what is right now, the big move
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lifting this, this is the early Onslaught development of
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Alzheimer's, you're hearing it in real time, your but it is,
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Overload information overload. I forgot where Chuck Schumer was
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New York, but at the time I couldn't tell you.
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You know, right. But he shall give him will get
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that I'm after. So he shut it down and he's now
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announced that they'll be a new kind of celebration of the day.
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It's been pushed back against but Iran.
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Iran and Israel have a bit of a beef together.
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And it's, and it's up to us to figure out who's who here.
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Now, if you look at it, the people that are supporting, I
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run the Deep State and the left that says, no qualms about it.
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And when you look at the presidency history, we find that
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the lift. We were in power before
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Netanyahu, come along and then immediately the outer them from
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power and they put the near the address back in again.
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If you look at the time, timeline of the Prime Minister
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ships Netanyahu wasn't finished as fight.
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Against this force. All right, he he returned to
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Prime ministership in 2009 and then hit a staggering 12 years
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between 2009, 20 and 20 21 under the liquid party name, So he go
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back in the end. He was doing it for 12 years in
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a party. Again, can you say that
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partying? Yeah.
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So he was part of the the couch party which is a rival key.
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Now, use that in a sentence. If you would, how do you spell
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that well made and Yahoo was from the likud.
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Party is a so-so. There was nothing about thing
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about this is it's all confusing, okay?
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Then they make it confusing and I've never know what.
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Exactly. My point is that all of us,
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history of Israel and Iran is absolutely the waters been
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married. We all watched as Netanyahu was,
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was made to be a, is the epitome of evil, okay.
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And he was ousted and all that and then he came back and, you
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know what, the people of them he was here, it's a lot and so much
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he was there for 12 years. And when he, when he was
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actually are certain after, or not, after he was here, she left
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office in 2021. And there was other his other
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white people feels other right-leaning people that
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actually stepped into his place and it wasn't far right?
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But it was other other parties that were mid too far off.
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Do you know mystery, do you know about Benjamin?
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He was educated in the US. That's why he sounds American to
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me. Yeah, yeah.
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We come back in 2022, but definitely the put him back in
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is officially voted on back in there because it is such a game
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ten, good job for his country. All right.
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And when you talk about the world politics right now, to
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whole geopolitical situation, you have the Nationals versus
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the globalist and he is done. Right.
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Drop drop for his country. Just much like Trump.
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And why people gravitate towards Trump is people did as well and
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you don't see that because that's not what's put out of
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mushroom either, but that's what happened.
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And and I I have a hard time dating sitting here while people
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were people say that Israel started all these wars and also
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thing or know if you go back to 1966 it was actually a lift form
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of government that did that. It wasn't netanyahu's
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government. It wasn't wasn't the blue.
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Keep it was the far left their own power that time a rake and
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they bombed that also they started out, they attacked that
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shit in 1966. I have a hard time believing
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that Israel is the root of all worlds, evil.
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Hi. I really do.
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I'm on a very primitive level. There's so much to tackle here.
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There is, there's been a huge history that it's almost hard to
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begin to tackle, but on a very primitive level with Benjamin
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Netanyahu. I think some of his success to I
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think he's very successful with the a female demographic is a
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very baritone voice, like a Sean Connery of the Jews, you know?
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And I think that got his foot in the debts where it is memorably
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is a very unique talking voice but it also got for president.
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Do you think he's going to study for 12 years on his voice?
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No, no I'm saying that's what is prominent about him.
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For people who don't follow politics because you hear him
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speak and you're thinking of someone who's going to speak,
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like, you know, very Yiddish broken English.
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He's very yummy. He was educated here.
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He's Just sounds of American. So I think for people who may
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not follow or don't live in Israel that and you know the
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name, you know that voice. So there's that element to it.
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Now outside of that okay, outside of that, now you can get
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into Israel. He Benjamin Netanyahu to me is
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okay. He's a bad guy, but who's bad
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guy? Is he?
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You know, like it's like if you have a very mean Pitbull, people
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are afraid of the pit bull. But if you own the pit bull and
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he that people loves you, it's just who is he going to attack
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though is in whose contending him in controlling him?
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What do we do if Barbara? And I see that with a lot of
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people it's you know, we're looking at listening to the pit
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bull was already on the side of the eye.
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Because I have this article which I think the guy changed
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him put his name on and typical 24 is, you know, you look at the
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90s when I'm in which I wrote about it, she had Benjamin
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Netanyahu who was blackmailing Bill Clinton so you could say
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Bill Clinton's bad but I think the clintons were for sale.
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I don't think they have any Allegiance and it's but who was
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controlling Bill Clinton is who Policy for the United States,
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you know, they sold all these different Secrets.
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Now, we've been Netanyahu, I want to go back to the Arafat of
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who created, the Palestinian liberation of Palestine
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Liberation Organization and are fat in the 90s.
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Yes. Yeah, you're right.
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You're on the right track, you know, I figured exactly what
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bread and it goes back night. 64 in time, right now, applying
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politics, but then the same same, Why the poem painful sex
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right now and you've got to go through the history.
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Uh, you to understand the history of Israel and around,
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right? The attention is free.
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So and but then you have these manufactured groups who are
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playing the opposition, because every time a peace treaty was
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about to be signed between the Palestinians and Jews.
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So there's no a rocket or a new conflict.
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So there's there's a neocon streak to bed.
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German in. Yo there's definitely a neocon
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others might see that as Zionist to me they're one of the same.
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How restructure? Its there's a neocon warlike
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streak to him because you must keep his people safe, they feel
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safe under him. He's the sheriff in town if he's
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not here, look what happens. We're going to build buildings
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are crumbling. Hmm.
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So it's a mixed bag because at the same time America America
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has been looted in used for its military, might for so long to
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fight other. People's whores mirror is used
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and abused the rest of the world with its middle.
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Let us do not America's for sale America's for sale.
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I mean, I could look, I can save it
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forever on. This is the truth.
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Let me rephrase it. Let me rephrase it.
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So you can understand. His Americans had been taken
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advantage of, because we have an unelected.
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No oversight body of an intelligence group called
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Central Intelligence CIA. Yeah.
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They're, they're fighting all these different Cowboys and
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Indians kind of Wars, we don't even have a thing for me.
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Me want to see how I still exist.
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She is she'll exist because they have their own people in
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pressure points of power, whether in politics and media
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that will stop for nobody, there are the our own industry in the
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Hiring Agency. They are watered down the
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government, Because well, they're also not in.
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The they're also involved in the trafficking, the the drug trade
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are America. All those dogs involving all
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sorts of shit? Why are they still there?
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Because if you try to take them on politically legally, you get
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killed. That's what you have created.
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However, you can't kill Americans wrong but you can't
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kill all the Americans but how, but you can't Americans can't
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stop what they don't know. We know that it was all about
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but as we can we come full circle.
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That's what it's all about is that the CIA have been doing all
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these programs all around the world.
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Yes nobody can stop them and if you do try and something you'll
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need in its effect means the whole proper.
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Well maybe I want to add, I want to add the new Modern Warfare
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with the CIA in the state department they are Outsourcing
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these these jobs so they don't have their fingerprints on it.
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So when you hear about a war in Yemen It's not necessarily
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American Military. When you hear about all these
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conflicts, its defense contractors, who are getting the
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outsourced jobs that the intelligence people don't want
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their fingerprints on so Blackwater, like like
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Blackwater, right? The black order of the dirty
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jobs in the Iraqi War people found.
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Now people say they need to stop, they said, fine, they just
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changed names. So what I'm saying is this
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country, I don't mean like the people in power would heavy.
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I mean, the people here has been taken advantage of for the
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military might because of the you know, we're funding these
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things and I would say the West as is well in general.
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They're doing operations that people have no clue about what
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is MI5 and MI6 doing. Does anyone know?
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Yeah. Sorry this is my point in the
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song, The MI6 CIA Australia, where does that Australians
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intelligence group? Well, see, I want to talk to you
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about Australia to because your partner five eyes.
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Yeah, they are and things like that.
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Hang up in Australia. Yeah, Orange Is Right to take it
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away. All right, well as dirty kiwis.
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kid who just parachuted back into his office.
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They're dirty kill you. They're gonna apologize over.
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I'm Dana really did want to talk about Australian because I do
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too. I've struggled out of the last
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six to twelve six to nine months as opposed to see anything.
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You're really happening in Australia and and it's just
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struck me that that's an anomaly in itself.
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Okay. So we were all we're all
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thinking, you know, Australia's on the chopping block and we did
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with their guinea pigs and all that sort of thing.
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And this thing initially and as yeah, he's been nothing lately.
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Okay. I think, I think I have ever
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thought about it today, and if they understand the geography of
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Australia where I live in Western Australia, it was, it
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was Departed from its cousins for many many, many years, or
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off-site. If you if you wanted to move
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house from Western Australia to Eastern Australia or one of the
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next state over it was a few thousand dollars, right?
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And and most people just got rid of the gear because it was just
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too expensive to all over. We didn't we didn't take part
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and sporting competitions. We didn't wouldn't have
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concerts, we don't have is there's a whole stuff that
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Western Australia didn't take Martin and and what you need to
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and is that we can fit. I think I think you can fit me
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Zealand and Western Australia, 12 times, their gives you an
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idea of the size, the sheer size of the state.
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When you've got a group of people that live in a sample
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like to Earth, it's a very controllable group of people.
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One of the reasons, I've had a found it so difficult to break
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through to anybody here. That's because they have been
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absolutely program to take on what is coming.
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And I do think that they are the Not so much the, you know,
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guinea pigs, but they're not, they're not so much.
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The we're going to attack. He first we're going to lock you
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up and watch the thing. I think I think what we're going
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to be is the emerging population that deals with globalism and
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hand and can live within globalism and controlled by a
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global of State. I think that's what we're going
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for. We've had nothing in the last
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nine months, which is worth mentioning and that in itself is
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concerning to know the rest of the world, right?
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They've got people standing up all over the corner of the
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world. There is a part of bricks or
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pushing against the Ukraine war, or the doing something, right?
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All the other countries, not Australia, and not New Zealand.
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And I think that people have been primed and they really show
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in the New World Order. Yeah.
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They They agree to some of that and also make the case that I
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think the job's done already, I think you have an entire
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inoculated population. Yes, I for instance let me read
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this article to you right here. I haven't been in front of me.
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This is coming out of the sun. It's in, this is the headline,
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death riddle mystery, as Australians dying at levels, not
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seen in 80 years in UK, might be seeing the same phenomenon that
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came out. March of 2000. 23 was when you
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have headlines like that coming on the Sun, That tells me the
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job is gonna be to cvtc being being talked about here in
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Australia, they're going to go cash flows, right?
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That's happening here. Right?
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What I see is not conflict with the people.
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It's now going to the phase of we're going to live with us.
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All right? And we're going to we're going
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to be what I see coming down. The pipeline is that we're going
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to be the new Ventures out into society and the new Society,
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Yeah, I'm going to let me agree to you because that's exactly
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the sayings I was hearing in Melbourne when I was there in
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2015. As Melbourne was the model for
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all of Australia, Melbourne was the multi-cultural archetype.
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In fact, I did a late-night update special and it's just a
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few years ago where I focused on Melbourne, Melbourne, they were
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praying. When I was there, they're all
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happy and shaming and said we're, we're The gold golden
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standard of what Society should be.
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We have, we welcome everybody here.
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China and you, right? So there's a lot of validity.
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What you said is they're going to test the the the global reach
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out on the Commonwealth. Because what are you guys going
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to do about it? You know, that's what it really
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comes down to. Ho Chi Minh said, diplomacy is
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at the barrel of a gun. What can we do?
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We, we don't have guns ourselves.
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That's what I'm saying. And most of the people, like, if
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you look around, you may be seen as people don't want to hear
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about Donald Trump, or don't wanna hear about, you know,
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child trafficking, or reading all that.
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It was like, oh no, I'm just going to work every day and I'll
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go and watch the news, you know, on the weekend, I watched 40.
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All right, exactly the there's they're not going there just
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like dairy cows and the job's done like the CDs.
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She had over here and then the states will then ski she stepped
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down. I don't think cuz, you know,
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step down in shame to her jobs done, they got enough people.
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Dead. They got rid of the older
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generation and we look at the what is the motto of England,
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that that stemmed from Winston, Churchill grin and Barrett.
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Yeah, and I mean, just think about that for a minute.
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We're good point about this. This bar within like they're
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released recently. I mean, it takes care of the
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whole problem of what you guys call such as security we call
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superannuation. Yeah, we all pay into this fund
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and we all know that they've been stealing and robbing the
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money blind. And then they can't afford to
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pay the people at some point, they're going to do.
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They can't afford it. So, people have got these
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benefits of that. There's less, we promised, they
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just can't afford it. Justjust follow.
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Exactly. And it takes care of it.
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Also takes care of the welfare class in the dependence.
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I mean, that's what it takes care of.
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In addition to that, it also, Takes care of it.
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Also introduces a new medical class that's going to come
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because people will, you know, foreseeably made perhaps in the
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medical field, doctors, in fact, it already is having a report on
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it law, firms are now aiming at Physicians hospitals that were
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inoculated people who are dead or maimed.
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So, it take it, just clears, the whole board out like a
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chalkboard, For that crew. It clears out the institutions
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that were all dependent on the public sector from Cradle to
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grave, pensions gets rid of them, right people that live and
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die by all this or dying. Literally.
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Yeah, you can probably get sort of their service sector.
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That's a big one. Gets rid of the service sector.
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Yep, I want to bring up and down, Australia day was that
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we're living a heavy to move heavily medicated Society.
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They're all those a myself included.
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Look, I I'm on back medication, right?
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So I take a move a nerve pain medication and it just so
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happens that sort of that's a was an easy start.
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The it's one that's an antidepressant.
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Just happens to be in a personal and if I don't take that
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medication, right? It is.
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It's not just that I just get some nerve pain.
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I can't sleep. I've started putting together
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that always people on this meditation there, if they don't
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take It is one common factor. They can't sleep.
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What's the one thing that's going to make you take your
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medication is that if you can't sleep?
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Yeah, I know. The feeling sake.
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If there's landscapers outside and that's big one, I can't
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sleep and you'll do anything to do it to try to get some sleep.
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Yeah, that's what I'm talking about.
27:43
This is that we have a pharmacy. Big Pharma.
27:45
Kitchen has like all these different drugs and and my wife
27:49
is on some, some medications of suffer from diabetes, and Pain
27:53
Relief, and all the rest of it. And You know, she's got
27:55
fibromyalgia, which is the painting, right?
27:58
The pain needs are all good and they get you sure your day.
28:00
They also give you a really, really good quality of life,
28:02
right? So you enjoy life, if you don't
28:04
take him, oh, you want to just go to sleep and you and you and
28:06
you just feeling like crap and it gets into that system.
28:10
We're yeah, it means for you. If you don't, you're going to
28:14
have great quality of life and I think that's where big farmer
28:17
gets the population. I think that's that industry
28:19
Leah more than any other country.
28:23
No, you're correct. And some let me what is your
28:26
biggest age demographic in Australia?
28:28
What do you think that is? Yeah.
28:30
Yeah we have we have we do have to help me population and then
28:33
probably the margin Russian. What we the your gen Z, right?
28:40
That's what I'm saying. Now, I don't shit and Imogene Z
28:43
Direction, Z the Baby Boomers in.
28:47
I'm 16 It's kind of just kids by ever
29:21
so lightly, you know? Also put something else that
29:25
about the generations. Please do please do.
29:29
So my daughter is Jin Z. Now she's Gene that he things
29:36
like Jin. Why I dealt with when I was in
29:39
the Air Force and they were always like going, why this, why
29:41
that. All right, so this on average in
29:44
why that question everything. Like, if you and you have to
29:48
understand in the military, you give an order and and the person
29:50
does it. Okay, I'm a Corporal and you
29:53
just a soldier. And I say to you, you are to do
29:56
this. They have to do it.
29:58
Well, we had, we had people coming through in the Gen Y
30:00
generation that we're going. Well, why should I do that?
30:04
What what's that going to achieve?
30:06
What what what, what I have to do that, and that made it very
30:10
difficult to run the military if you can understand.
30:14
Yeah. Now my daughter, my daughter is
30:17
the next Generation along gen Z and it's my belief and looking
30:22
in the research I'm doing at the moment.
30:24
What I had Believe now, is that they started from birth with the
30:28
jeans e population. I've got a son, who's is midway
30:33
between the GHIN Wai GHIN Z, right?
30:36
And he is faked, most of it. But I've seen all this, you
30:42
know, you guys got the critical race theory that turned up in
30:48
Australian schools. I was a, my daughter came home
30:50
from home one day and asked me not she told me that I was
30:53
racist and I said excuse me, right?
30:56
So that's that's a whole nother story because I have a multi
30:59
wife I'm white. She's got my daughter.
31:02
My daughter has start molding in here and I'm going where did
31:06
this come from? Right?
31:07
So they come from the school, we've had that and all my, I say
31:13
all a good percentage of my daughters friends are lgbtq.
31:21
And I have sucked it up and dealt with it up to now.
31:27
Yeah, it's going to be a time when she's going to realize that
31:29
they've all been brainwashed and I think they started with the
31:32
generation that we. Okay, we're going to go back to
31:35
rock from birth and we're going to, we're going to brainwash
31:37
this generation. It doesn't touch my generation.
31:41
It doesn't touch your brother's generation.
31:45
This this one generation that they've completely brainwashed
31:49
into this lgbtq and all the rest of the bike.
31:56
Yeah. Yeah, but it.
32:00
But if I can add the, I think we're going to see.
32:05
I made this point. I don't remember where or when I
32:08
think it was relatively past 24 hours that the The trauma, the
32:17
severe trauma of war that people, like my grandfather went
32:22
through the generational consequences.
32:27
Ramifications of that affected me in the damage, it does to
32:32
families and societies long long with standing, in a futuristic
32:37
Outlook that are depositing the grandfather.
32:41
Yeah, earlier in the day is running.
32:44
When you're still alive and still happy to talk and stuff.
32:48
Well, when I say happy, I want to want to tease out of them.
32:53
What experience was in the wars? He was in the Japanese war so
32:57
he's only not, he fought the Japanese in the second world war
33:00
and he was shot down twice over the Pacific and he was rescued
33:07
twice over the Civic but he would he would decide to us I
33:10
don't like talking about it but it was you know, your Imagine
33:14
yourself on the little cockpit of a plane, you know.
33:17
And he would he would make the actions and he'd put his two
33:20
hands up and he'd go happen at that time.
33:25
Obviously explain to us how he's shooting real people.
33:29
Not so he knew them personally I'll the plane was a real person
33:33
and that was really difficult for him to do but that also the
33:35
job because he had to defend his country with well, that's where
33:39
I'm getting at. My point was is he could be
33:43
proud. People could be proud of their
33:45
service for that particular War. We're the monkey wrench comes
33:49
in, in really just rolls and steamrolls the House of Cards
33:54
here. Deck of cards is the Vietnam
33:57
War. Well, if he did he didn't he
34:02
didn't want an audit. He's what we did was terrible.
34:05
Do you have a shooting other people?
34:06
And the skies was terrible and I get that, like, war is
34:11
absolutely terrible and warns racket worldwide.
34:14
Elevated though, it was honored that work was honored.
34:17
It was justified publicly. The Vietnam War was about this
34:21
being a travesty where it created a baby boomer class that
34:26
were spitting on each other. The people that came home to
34:29
reward the Vietnam War of sexually, transmitted diseases,
34:35
then as he did by Bullet. Wait a minute.
34:37
Wait, a heard this step. Before we say this again.
34:41
And how did you find this out? Most people don't This is
34:44
benefit from, I've never heard this before.
34:49
I've never heard this before. People died in the Vietnam Wall
34:51
from STDs, then they did from bullets.
34:54
That is news to me. I mean, this city is today's
34:59
will use as a weapon in the Vietnam War.
35:02
This is just as woman on my back about a boss throwing grenades.
35:06
We used. All right, so okay so now I can
35:09
see that because they used white phosphate in the war.
35:14
They did some other chemical weapons in the Iraq War.
35:17
They use the gay bomb, people don't believe me, it's a real
35:20
thing Gabe. Mm.
35:21
What's the game on gay bomb? It's called a gay bomb.
35:26
Ga1, the fuck boys. They dropped the bombs on you
35:35
and let's just say you don't get just.
35:37
Yeah, it's a gay old time and we're just happy.
35:39
But it starts, skipping and whistling and what it was.
35:46
This is real. In the worst place, probably.
35:49
But I but it does is you drop it under opposition.
35:53
You drop a gay bar on your opposition and they drop the
35:57
well, if you figure, you're in a Barracks with a bunch of same
36:00
sex people, but you drop your weapon and I guess you just
36:03
start making out right away. Well it sounds like an
36:05
aphrodisiac talk. He's actually basically They're
36:18
not doing that right here, in America on our own people or
36:21
Australia. That's what I'm saying.
36:24
You look at these coastal areas of this country.
36:27
These people cannot see it. They just can't get it because
36:29
they're getting depleted minerals and their foots, which
36:33
get them angry, and agitated. They're getting just blasted
36:36
with all kinds of things. And, and bisphenol a is hyper,
36:39
feminizing women and boys, or girls - yeah, Henry Kissinger
36:46
said, control the oil control the country.
36:48
The food control the people? Yes, yeah, and it's been done
36:52
it. I've done it.
36:53
But man, I shouldn't have thrown the bottom of the, ya know, and
36:58
he would know because Henry, Kissinger would know.
37:01
He is one of the most evil men is one of the most evil drag
37:04
queens of all time or something. Just recently on the phone the
37:08
fries of McDonald's, right? So we've done was like they're
37:12
big they're fried packet with all the stick sticking out of
37:18
Brought looks pretty cool to get those potatoes.
37:21
They have to have a certain potato and when that seed
37:24
potatoes grown against certain bugs so it's a spray these
37:27
certain bugs with a certain chemical.
37:29
And then once the potatoes Armisen, they have to keep it
37:32
for six months or six weeks as I'm going for the gas has gone
37:35
off as chemical and to expel all chemicals out of the potato and
37:39
then that's an every single french fry you eat from
37:41
McDonald's. All right, so all these gases
37:45
and chemicals and and then you got the operations that we go
37:50
through and he's got all the now, I've got a bad back, you've
37:53
got a nerve pain medicine and you've got this that and the
37:56
other, all the shit we take into our bodies and then we ended up
38:02
being changed. What changes your mood changes.
38:07
Your persona changes, your everything about you.
38:11
It is changed by all these chemicals are going your body,
38:14
and I'm no exception, that's true.
38:18
That's true before your medication.
38:21
You humor, you are a very dangerous angry personally, I
38:29
believe it. Yeah, you have that.
38:32
You have those homicidal Tendencies.
38:34
It's what medication will do, like all that.
38:36
But you know I want to talk about this because I'm looking
38:40
at some stats right now which I just casually have pulled up
38:43
here regarding Australia and and people say in you're absolutely
38:47
correct. They don't here.
38:48
But here's the largest demographic of Australia.
38:51
And it's quite stunning because you said it's the elderly
38:54
people, is that correct? Jonah hurt initially.
38:57
Yeah, so it's obviously the elderly, and that's what we do.
39:03
Not right now, but in the next will be my generation.
39:07
Okay. You baby boomers are pretty
39:09
much, share petering out, sir. Yeah, yeah.
39:15
Your biggest demographic right now are the 32?
39:18
Any nine-year-olds you have about three point.
39:21
Three point seven million of them.
39:24
We sound show him. No I didn't see her dying over
39:26
50. So you just did you see them?
39:32
No no I mean if you want to you can I can put you in a certain
39:36
bracket if you. Like anyway.
39:37
So the biggest demographic in Australia right now is 3.7 a
39:41
32:39 World's, the second biggest Is the 20 to 29 year
39:48
olds and the third-biggest. Is the 40 to 49 year, olds and
39:57
honorable mention the 10 to 19 year olds.
40:00
So, relatively speaking Australia is a very young
40:02
country and they tend to keep them that way as they kill their
40:05
own sort sir. And he would down to the fifth
40:08
like yeah. But you get an honorable
40:19
mention. Now with that said, your
40:37
population is growth is falling. Upwards of point two percent as
40:42
of two years ago that's increasing and that's what it
40:46
is. Now, so all these kids right who
40:51
are not related, they're probably not going to be having
40:54
babies if they do, it's going to be like when Indians have babies
40:56
and in the end they have like two heads in like, you know, 50
40:59
teeth because they all drink the Ganges water, which is the most
41:03
polluted river in the world. I mean, they do everything in
41:05
there. I don't even want to get into
41:07
it, I have nightmares. So you have a young country,
41:10
have a young country, who have no concept of the history of
41:14
their country. They have no concept of the
41:18
Magna Carta, just forget it. So it's all done.
41:22
And at the end of the day, what what are the Commonwealth people
41:27
going to do about it? What can they do?
41:30
Which trying to convince the military, it's really down to
41:33
America and Americans. It's difficult for people and
41:36
it's the next prove it to file. All right, so the people haven't
41:39
been convinced no, no, no, that's an issue.
41:43
It is an American because you guys have actually succeeded in
41:46
convincing, the people Well, that happened elsewhere in the
41:50
world and that's a problem. It's going to come down to
41:55
America again, just like World War 2, I mean, the fact that
41:58
Australians Canadians New Zealand and even England itself
42:02
has allowed a German terrorists, family to Fester, this long in
42:11
hand and foot Cradle to grave and no one's risen.
42:15
Raised a stink about it enough to do something about it in
42:17
either. Country of the Commonwealth.
42:20
I mean that right there is the beta test.
42:23
Yeah, you know the fact that you have a Port Arthur happen in
42:27
1997. Look at another new king just
42:32
been lying so I ground and everybody's just looked up in
42:36
Long guy. All the new king oh my god.
42:39
Really, most are between himself and and people can't see it.
42:43
Like they haven't seen the his younger brothers complicitous
42:47
like People think that they just do not understand that the world
42:52
that I live in is different to what reality is.
42:56
And that's a big problem in this war, right?
43:00
So there is a big war happening between certain factions around
43:03
the world and that war is not being one in Australia.
43:10
I don't think he I mean it's way things started their purse and
43:13
New Zealand and me because they knew the most the more decadent
43:18
the more decadent a society, the more distracted, they are the
43:21
more noticeable. They are the more removed there.
43:26
Society said before about the Western Australia that you
43:31
removed from other people, you could you read what your feet on
43:35
the mainstream, and you take that, and that's what life is,
43:38
right? So, whatever, whatever you are
43:40
told to believe when you were growing up in this Dust Bowl,
43:43
that's miles of thousands of miles away from anywhere else,
43:47
he can't get out. It's what you.
43:48
That's what you believe in, right?
43:50
And if you feed that all your life, well, when water sudden,
43:54
people are telling you, oh, shit.
43:55
Yeah, we'll just Current, you're going to go back.
43:57
No way. I know what ups and downs down,
44:02
right? But left is right and right is
44:04
left there. You can't tell me that, all
44:07
right, so they don't want to believe it.
44:10
Life easier for the won't believe it.
44:12
So dirty, killer that proves in the numbers.
44:18
I mean I'm a numbers guy here tonight only if you have an
44:22
overwhelming population who believes in democracy, which is
44:26
Two wolves in a sheep. That's only what's for dinner.
44:28
That's my mentality. You have a mom and tality that
44:31
is ruled by the Lord of the Flies.
44:33
Just like that book, The Lost Boys.
44:36
But literally the demographics prove it here.
44:38
The numbers. Those are the rulers.
44:41
Those were the advertisers and the propaganda are aiming at.
44:45
And you mean to tell me dirty q and Dean Runner going to be able
44:49
to convince Millions of Millennials of how the world
44:54
really is in. Convince them to listen to a
44:57
podcast like this or an article. You're going to have a real
45:00
tough time because not even the institutionalized.
45:02
Education systems can do that. Especially in ela, you have a
45:07
over to you have a 60%, dropout rate, I don't know what it is in
45:10
Australia. I'm going to find out in a
45:11
minute, go ahead, dirty Q. So the schools can do that.
45:14
They can tell the kids exactly what they wanted to believe and
45:18
I've experienced that firsthand all the security.
45:20
My daughter Kim. Moment seemed to me that I'm
45:22
racist. Well, no, I'm not for the first
45:25
instance. And second is why they had.
45:27
Why the heck are they teaching you?
45:29
That white people are racist? You know, the thought was
45:33
absolutely have that power to teach the kids, what they want
45:35
sijin. And it's, and it's up to us
45:37
through food to fight an uphill better against that then.
45:41
And and I don't see school boards, like you do in the
45:44
states, only sees what will see it.
45:47
We've held standing There's something you don't know what
45:52
first of all, I'm not a true with their, I'm just anti
45:54
fiction and what you don't know is not printed, I don't know
46:00
what it is in Australia, but the illiteracy rate and in the
46:03
United States is high. Yeah, they can propagandize kids
46:06
with a message but they can't teach him to read write and do
46:09
math. That's a problem.
46:11
Yeah, because this I busy trying to be cool amongst the appears,
46:15
there's no time for learning but it's by Design because you
46:17
create tribalism because these are going to be the dumb.
46:20
Earrings are going to do the Dirty Work in the labor of the
46:23
world order. The newer thing about this
46:26
thing, sorry about it shortly. But think about this, that that
46:31
tribalism right, it's divided, right?
46:35
So you creating people against people and dividing them when
46:41
people need to reunite against one thing.
46:44
But what they're doing is absolutely What's the word?
46:51
What they're doing is absolutely.
46:56
You yellow flames and stuff. It's amazing.
47:01
Really, I mean, the thought about thought out how they can
47:05
tune a generation To Chief to go.
47:11
With rural seeing that through and fruition the moment in
47:14
Australia that will be a Young Generation, just being desire,
47:18
you know? There's a movie called Ideo
47:21
quick idiocracy. I think it was 2006, or
47:24
something was put out that, it shows, what if our Young
47:29
Generation was let go and let to run the world, that's what
47:33
they'll be like, and that's scary, man.
47:36
Like, like a world full of dumb people.
47:39
We're, we're some guy who Has the IQ of a carrot, becomes
47:44
president, and, and, and can, and can actually get the world
47:48
out of food shortage and autism. That's a scary sort of
47:52
proposition, that's where we're heading, and I fear for our
47:57
younger generation Australia, because Wash your fifth myself
48:01
because I might be 90 and these people are running the world.
48:04
Now, I know what you mean. That's why I, like, I ask myself
48:10
or ASC people like around my age, group or whatever.
48:15
And this is just me, being gets completely honest and it's sort
48:20
of speak. And I see people get like
48:21
married. I see people have kids and I
48:24
thinking, why, And I thinking, why?
48:27
Because And I know all the reasons why they do it like what
48:32
we have to repopulate people that are able to hide right now
48:37
in Senate and that are part of us.
48:39
But then the other side of that is the cynicism side that we
48:42
will gain from the 1990s. So why would I want to bring a
48:47
child into the United States? And the, you know, you're born
48:50
and you're already in debt. You're already.
48:53
You're so you know dated as you can your target walked in Saugus
48:56
eyes. It children heaven.
49:00
You can do just the children. Have a man.
49:02
He's if you want to be loved Rock, they won't want to be
49:06
accepted and was a phone. That's why we get together with
49:08
partners and stuff. And then you could say, like,
49:11
you know, when you get more, howdy kids happen though, kids
49:13
happen because of other people's choices.
49:16
They mean, they just like I didn't just happen.
49:19
Like it was an Immaculate Conception with my mother, you
49:22
know, I mean what I'm saying is the result, the result of
49:26
somebody having it's a good time.
49:31
Okay, then. But you mean a good time?
49:33
No, not every quarter, every sexual act is often the child
49:36
and thank you, dirty Q, always been wondering that for years.
49:40
I'm glad we had that argument. Imagine, I'll be bubbly pinpoint
49:44
the times when which can save children, because it's been a
49:47
really good fun off, right, really?
49:48
What were you listening to what was playing on the radio?
49:51
I'm going to get into that right now.
49:53
Okay, I'll ask you in 30 minutes.
50:01
Did I hear Sade? You should replenish on day
50:03
when? Okay, Norman birkett.
50:09
When you, when you, when you consider the child I can say, I
50:10
can confidently say that you kind of know when that happened
50:15
and it's not just because it was a great night, it was it is
50:17
because like things are lying in the universe and and things are
50:21
going great for you. And, you know, I mean is, it's
50:24
right, it's right time for a child to appear and and you have
50:26
a great night. It's Yeah, I don't know where to
50:31
go from there but this is a sign.
50:36
You can have a great night also and and not get pregnant, right?
50:39
So there's this times when you can see the child and it's just
50:43
like yeah you probably can be pregnant tomorrow.
50:47
I got to be honest with you, I am growing up.
50:49
I never had the birds and the bees talk until now and I never
50:53
thought it would be dirty Q. Giving me the sex talk and I
50:57
appreciate because I never got That show.
50:59
Now I can mark that off my trouble.
51:03
Let me just reiterate that you can have a good night without
51:07
having a child. I just learned that it again,
51:09
you can do things on the lawn, right?
51:10
So things just, it's just not all aligned and, and when a
51:15
child is conceived after look back on, I've had two of my
51:19
children and I've raised five right?
51:21
And okay, so free. Those are somebody else has been
51:24
done but you narrowed it down. You never.
51:37
Comes down to things being aligned.
51:41
Just got to be tickety-boo chose them.
51:46
Well, there's always the eight people screwed up.
51:48
That's how I'm here. I mean let's let's call it what
51:50
it is. I mean it's something called
51:52
Kick parties, it's me. I'm a living proof.
51:57
That might be one of those persons.
51:58
Right. One of those people were in the
51:59
screwed up, not on the child was, well, not perfectly aligned
52:03
in their life to have their job. I don't know.
52:06
Good. I mean, that's, you know, that's
52:09
being very kind. I mean, like a sweet, Hallmark
52:11
card. You were meant to be here.
52:13
How do you know you're even getting?
52:15
We're getting off topic. Well, we're getting on a topic
52:19
that was never given to me when I needed it the most but we're
52:23
talking about well you know what stupid people will produce
52:27
stupid people and you have a whopping demographic in your
52:31
country that don't don't get it a lot of them and they're going
52:35
to have offspring that truly really honestly don't get it.
52:40
It only gets worse which one. But but the other side of that
52:45
too is people are so knock you later.
52:46
They probably can't even reproduce on top of the sodium.
52:49
Fluoride, that's killing the semen.
52:51
Just that is curved Cruz. And who just happens to be the
53:04
name of my son, by the way. That's my son.
53:07
Oh, really? We did it.
53:16
Yeah, for the younger generation, Running Out World.
53:19
If they make it, if they make it that long or am I not find?
53:24
Some of the raised in other ways.
53:27
I'm one of the five that he's actively raising to just want to
53:31
say that right now. Terry, can when you put it all
53:34
together, we've talked about the world, we've talked about, you
53:38
know, what you do for good time, and how that is, but what do you
53:42
like How do you sum up? Where we're going from here?
53:47
Onward? And What's going to what's the
53:52
big shoe in the next few things are in drop in your view and
53:56
then we're going to get out of here.
53:59
Well I'll leave it's a huge question.
54:02
The future of American wise I would say your leadership.
54:07
You're going to have the Democrats trying to pull out one
54:12
or one or the other or both and trying to replace them.
54:16
I think that's pretty much in the pipe work.
54:20
You have Trump getting pretty much nailed nailed now and so he
54:24
can't run anymore and they will try and feed it to the people
54:29
and the rest of the world and the bigger picture.
54:31
I think you've got a hold of a country, trying to burn doing
54:35
bricks right now. You got the Ukraine warning from
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Ukrainian War, winding down, and go up that as it may.
54:43
It may pick up Sudan, Sudan, here's more of a refined because
54:50
it reminds me of that song. What the world needs now?
54:53
Does the world need Donald Trump back and return return to Donald
54:58
Trump? Is that what the world needs
55:01
often said? That what we did was my team,
55:03
obviously, I think that he came to were looking.
55:06
I would hope it's Review, I would hope it's your view and
55:08
also is there. Whole presidency.
55:38
Anything, I'll challenge. I welcome you to challenge me
55:40
on. Any of it was a lot of fun.
55:43
I mean, it was being in the news business with Donald Trump.
55:47
At the end of, you know, everything.
55:49
It ratings were good for everybody across the board, love
55:52
hater and different, but that's a good thought.
55:54
Well we're gonna leave it there dirty Q because I know you got
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five, six, seven plus miles to feet going to end up.
56:04
We're busy man, but all right, well, if you, if you Like, when
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you hear hear, hear hear if you like, what you're listening to,
56:10
you catch more of her dirty Q in his upcoming article.
56:12
If you want to give a quick preview of what the next article
56:15
of the dirty Q University is going to be dropping little
56:18
hints, right? It's huge man.
56:20
Well, I don't know what it was. I don't know what kind of worms
56:23
opening but I decided to do a faces on the geopolitical
56:27
situation of the world right now, look, I open the can of
56:32
worms and this one's coming out and it It's really hard.
56:39
It's really, it's really difficult to try and put all
56:41
this in perspective and it can takes a lot of pages of writing.
56:46
Yeah, it does. I'm going to try and bring it
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down a bit so that it's more comprehensible.
56:53
But you have to understand that we are in a situation that the
56:56
world's never been done before and to try and lay it out and a
57:00
geographic illustration is very difficult in words.
57:07
I'm endeavoring to do that and I hope that our viewers do jump on
57:11
him and have a look at it. Have a read of it and and an
57:15
absorber. That's how I see the world.
57:18
And I've done a lot of research as you know, Dean and I've
57:22
looked into the whole geopolitical situation, not not
57:26
just us, but Russia, China bricks the whole lot, right?
57:33
I've drawn trying to frame the whole point.
57:38
I'm trying to make a snapshot from trying to make a snapshot
57:40
of the world right now. Yeah geopolitical sense and it's
57:46
a work in progress. It will be big.
57:49
Let's get this does not like wanted me out of other articles
57:51
I've done. It's going to be big and I hope
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the people have the time to take to read through it.
57:58
And you better understand better, understanding of what's
58:01
happening in places where there? We're good, maybe not back, not
58:04
so good and maybe places, I feel bad, the answer back.
58:10
Well, dirty q. And what a great place to end
58:12
on, and I got to tell you, you were a prolific writer, a
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geopolitical analyst, and I can now say a sex educator to night.
58:21
I learned a lot here. Thank you.
58:23
And you like, what? You hear, ya.
58:26
If you remember and you're new to this, this is you'll be
58:28
seeing a lot of dirt if you haven't already.
58:30
So we're going to end it there and I want to thank people For
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tuning in here tonight, as we continue to forge as the night
58:37
owls, that we are into the picture and dipping in the past
58:41
when needed. So, pretty Q for all of the
58:45
people. In Australia.
58:47
I'm Dean Ryan is saying, thank you for tuning in.
58:50
Always remember to stay tuned, but please always remember to
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stay awake. Good night, everybody, get out
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of the way.