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Speaker 10: Good day, Good day, Hello, and how are you.
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Speaker 4: I'm Run Edwards and welcome to the Run Edwards American
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Speaker 4: Experienced Talk Show. And min do we have a lot
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Speaker 4: of things to cover this day? And yeah, did everyone
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Speaker 4: catch the President's speech last night? Very short by his
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Speaker 4: normal standards, And I thought he did a good job
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Speaker 4: of covering all the aspects of the economy. And it's
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Speaker 4: so funny how a lot of the traditional Republicans and
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Speaker 4: Democrats out there were hoping and praying that you know,
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Speaker 4: the news coming out even today wouldn't be as rosy
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Speaker 4: as it is concerning the US economy. Mortgage rates starting
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Speaker 4: to slip already, and other aspects of the US economy
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Speaker 4: are beginning to head in the right direction, and things
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Speaker 4: are going to be improving over the next month, especially
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Speaker 4: as we head into the I believe the second quarter
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Speaker 4: of twenty twenty six based upon things that are happening already.
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Speaker 4: And it's a shame that that our in government, supposedly
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Speaker 4: to you know, serve we the people are more angry
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Speaker 4: over the fact that, oh man, the economy may be
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Speaker 4: actually getting better than you know, then problems that are
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Speaker 4: really besetting our republic. One good bit of news, the
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Speaker 4: House did do something worthwhile. The House passed a bill
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Speaker 4: to prosecute doctors and parents for sex changes for children,
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Speaker 4: with three Democrats joining Republicans believe it or not, but
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Speaker 4: four Republicans voted against it. Of course, you've got those
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Speaker 4: rhinos and trans Representative Tim McBride is freaking out and
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Speaker 4: because of the vote, the bill, authored by Representative Marjorie
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Speaker 4: Taylor Green, makes it criminal to knowingly perform or attempt
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Speaker 4: to perform genital or bodily mutilation on another person. Who
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Speaker 4: was a miner, with penalties of up to ten years
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Speaker 4: of incarceration. And it further protects miners from chemical castration
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Speaker 4: or home hormonal treatments. Parents who facilitate, consent to, or
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Speaker 4: transport the minor to receive sex change operations could also
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Speaker 4: be charged. This codifies President Trump's January Protecting Children from
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Speaker 4: Chemical and Surgical Mutilation Executive Order, which restricts sex change
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Speaker 4: procedures from miners by cutting federal funding to institutions that
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Speaker 4: practice the satanic procedures. It is the policy of the
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Speaker 4: United States that it will not fund, sponsor promote, assist,
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Speaker 4: or support the so called transosition of a child from
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Speaker 4: one sex to another. And you know, that's good on
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Speaker 4: her for doing that. It's a good way for her
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Speaker 4: to leave Congress. Yeah, she's on her way out and
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Speaker 4: is doing a better job at least in this area
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Speaker 4: than John Thune, for example, who has been, in my
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Speaker 4: humble opinion, allegedly blocking many good aspects of a Trump's
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Speaker 4: efforts and blocking them, blocking people literally getting appointed, and
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Speaker 4: also blocking other executive orders from being codified into law,
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Speaker 4: which they should be if we want to permanently have
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Speaker 4: America on the road to recovery and remain on that
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Speaker 4: road in the future. And this action brings to mind
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Speaker 4: a situation that I will never forget.
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Speaker 10: There was a couple they divorced in Texas.
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Speaker 4: The mother, you know, she turned out to be a
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Speaker 4: horrible anti male feminazi, and she went to Nutsville, and
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Speaker 4: in Texas they have laws against, you know, castrating boys,
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Speaker 4: and just to tweak the husband, she grabbed the little
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Speaker 4: boy and took him to California to get castrated. There
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Speaker 4: was a temporary restraining order. However, a liberal Texas judge
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Speaker 4: intervened and said, well, you know what, it's the mother.
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Speaker 4: They feel that the mother is superior to dads anyway,
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Speaker 4: and they said, well, she has the right to take them,
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Speaker 4: and she took them to California. And I have not
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Speaker 4: heard what has happened to the little boy ever since
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Speaker 4: she was allowed to take him. And the only reason
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Speaker 4: she did it was because to tweak her former husband.
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Speaker 4: Had nothing to do with anything medical, anything that the
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Speaker 4: child had said. In fact, they had split custody before
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Speaker 4: she decided to take him to California to get chopped off.
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Speaker 4: She would return the child to the dad, always with
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Speaker 4: a dress on, and the son would say dad, I
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Speaker 4: don't want to Why does she put dresses on me?
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Speaker 10: Why is that?
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Speaker 4: And the dad, of course would remind him, you know,
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Speaker 4: that's your mom, and that's what she does because she
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Speaker 4: wants you to She would prefer you to be a girl.
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Speaker 4: But they could not prevent the mother from taking the
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Speaker 4: child even during the custody period because of this, and
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Speaker 4: so they allowed the mother to have her way, and
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Speaker 4: even though she was the main cause of the divorce
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Speaker 4: in the first place. And so, man, and this might
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Speaker 4: be a case of no news is bad news because
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Speaker 4: she celebrated upon being able to take the sun to
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Speaker 4: California and for chop top and so awful stuff. This
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Speaker 4: is yet another reason why leftists cannot be allowed to
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Speaker 4: h to gain full control of this republic because if
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Speaker 4: they do, Man, it's horrible stuff. It looks like Dan Bongino, Yeah,
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Speaker 4: he left the FBI is getting out of there. And
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Speaker 4: you know this, this is sad stuff because Dan Bongino,
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Speaker 4: I know that based upon things that he's been saying
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Speaker 4: for years. It just seems that he was very sincere
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Speaker 4: about going into the FBI and changing things. And he
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Speaker 4: thought that cash Battel was also just as serious because
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Speaker 4: of the things that cash Batel had been saying. And
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Speaker 4: you know, I'd see cash Battel all the time on
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Speaker 4: the Real America's Voice Network and all of that, and
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Speaker 4: on Steve Bannon's show, and it's YadA YadA, YadA, And
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Speaker 4: so you thought, man, this would be a good two
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Speaker 4: headed monster to go in there and clean up things.
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Speaker 4: But Cash Patel, I don't know. It seems that he's
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Speaker 4: actually a good old boy when it comes to or
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Speaker 4: as I would like to call some people like that.
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Speaker 4: He's a good system boy, and Dan Bongino is not
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Speaker 4: in my humble opinion. He says, well, I'd rather just
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Speaker 4: get out, give up the job than be a part
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Speaker 4: of and sit by and watch the continuation of the
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Speaker 4: bull capital lesson the FBI.
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Speaker 10: And he's out now.
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Speaker 4: Some are also saying that he's right, while he is
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Speaker 4: correct to be upset about what's going on in the FBI,
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Speaker 4: that he did not have the experience to think more
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Speaker 4: wisely about when they first entered into those positions. He
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Speaker 4: in Cash Patel, and what they should have done was
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Speaker 4: clean house from the beginning instead of just trying to
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Speaker 4: move people around and fire a lot of the underlings.
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Speaker 4: And they should have gone after the higher ups and
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Speaker 4: cleaned out the management people and people of authority that
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Speaker 4: were under them directly, and then you go after.
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Speaker 1: The underlings.
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Speaker 4: First you get rid of the leaders, and then you
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Speaker 4: go beyond that. But they didn't, and so things never
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Speaker 4: changed for the most part in the FBI. And so
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Speaker 4: he got upset and rightfully so, and said I'm out.
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Speaker 4: He says, I will be leaving my position with the
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Speaker 4: FBI in January. I want to thank President Trump, A. G.
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Speaker 4: Bondie and Director Patel for the opportunity to serve with purpose.
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Speaker 4: Most importantly, I want to thank you, my fellow Americans
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Speaker 4: for the privilege to serve you. God Bless America, etc.
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Speaker 10: Etc.
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Speaker 4: Sad stuff, because he's a very energetic, well meaning guy
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Speaker 4: and he will be missed. It's my humble opinion, but
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Speaker 4: I'll probably go back to his very popular podcast and
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Speaker 4: keep informing people of the truth from his perspective. In
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Speaker 4: the State of Michigan, Attorney General candidate Kevin Kajewski slam's
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Speaker 4: judicial activism threatening border security after Ali Obama appointed Judge
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Speaker 4: with cerebral palsy.
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Speaker 10: You know, she prevented him.
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Speaker 4: From getting a jail time, and this liberal leftist judge
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Speaker 4: praised him as a devoted family man and immigration ambassador.
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Speaker 4: See this is why, this is yet another reason why
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Speaker 4: we have to However, at this point, I don't care
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Speaker 4: how it's done, but these leftists have to get out
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Speaker 4: of these positions, especially these judges. I mean, I'm looking
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Speaker 10: Welcome back, I'm on Edwards.
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Speaker 4: You're listening to the run of Rigs American Experience, and
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Speaker 4: you know, one of the most important aspects of life
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Speaker 4: is the right to speak your mind, the right to
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Speaker 4: be informed, and the right to oppose evil. Now, as
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Speaker 4: we look across the pond, we see that, you know,
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Speaker 4: the free speech is becoming almost null and void over there,
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Speaker 4: whether it's in England, Germany, especially in England and Germany.
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Speaker 4: Just a couple of days ago, there was a proposal
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Speaker 4: in Great and I'm sorry it's no longer Great but
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Speaker 4: in Britain with the definition of Islamophobia, which has been
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Speaker 4: kept secret for weeks according to them, but it's been
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Speaker 4: shown on multiple sympathetic campaigns and the government has set
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Speaker 4: up a working group over there to propose a definition,
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Speaker 4: and their work has been kept a secret from the public.
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Speaker 4: And now that I look at the definition, my friends,
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Speaker 4: I understand why they kept it a secret. Here's the
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Speaker 4: definition of free speech which is now of anti Muslim hostility.
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Speaker 4: According to their definition, anti Muslim hostility in Great Britain,
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Speaker 4: is engaging in or encouraging criminal acts, including acts of violence, vandalism, property,
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Speaker 4: and harassment and intimidation, whether physical, verbal, written, or electronically communicated,
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Speaker 4: which is directed at Muslims or those perceived to be
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Speaker 4: Muslims because of their religion, ethnically or of appearance. Now
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Speaker 4: I find that kind of rich because those are the
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Speaker 4: very things that they allow Muslims to perpetrate against British subjects,
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Speaker 4: and when the British subject speak out against those activities,
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Speaker 4: they'll get arrested, find beaten up, allowed to be beaten
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Speaker 4: up by Muslims.
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Speaker 10: It is also the.
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Speaker 4: Prejudicial stereotyping and racialization of Muslims is part of a
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Speaker 4: collective group with set characteristics to stir up hatred against them,
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Speaker 4: irrespective of their actual opinions, beliefs, or actions as individuals. See,
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Speaker 4: you're not supposed to say anything no matter what they
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Speaker 4: do or say. It is engaging or prohibited discrimination where
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Speaker 4: the relevant conduct, including the creation or use of practices
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Speaker 4: and biases within instructions, is intended to disadvantage Muslims in
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Speaker 4: public and economic life. Now you know, anyone with common
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Speaker 4: sense could argue rational that to no new definition was
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Speaker 4: ever needed. British Muslims are already protected from discrimination and
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Speaker 4: harassment in law. The terms of anti Muslim hatred or
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Speaker 4: anti Muslim hostility are very clear and sufficient in themselves.
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Speaker 4: Any definition of Islamophobia risks conflating criticism of the religion
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Speaker 4: of Islam and with hatred or hostility towards Muslims. The
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Speaker 4: proposed definition does not fall into this particular trap, no doubt,
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Speaker 4: because of how successfully this has been explained by many
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Speaker 4: already in Great Britain. Now, there's many problems with this definition.
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Speaker 4: First of all, it describes what the Muslims already perpetrate
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Speaker 4: against British subjects, those born in Great Britain. I'm sorry, Britain.
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Speaker 4: Now there's a whole lot of other statements which call,
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Speaker 4: you know, which run afoul of their phinician that I
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Speaker 4: just shared with you. You're not even allowed to say
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Speaker 4: that Muslims don't drink alcohol. You're not allowed to say
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Speaker 4: Muslims believe in Allah. Muslims believe Mohammed was a prophet.
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Speaker 4: Muslims believe the Koran. Muslims don't believe the Trinity. Muslims
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Speaker 4: don't worship the same God as Christians, Muslims don't worship Jesus. Now,
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Speaker 4: that doesn't even get into the claims about what Islam teaches,
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Speaker 4: such as polygamy, for example, let alone jihad. It is
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Speaker 4: clear that many, many statements about Muslims could fall foul
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Speaker 4: of this definition, even though they are true and legitimate
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Speaker 4: things to say, because the world observes these things every
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Speaker 4: single day. Somewhere Muslims are murdering Christians. Somewhere Muslims are
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Speaker 4: blocking traffic, Somewhere Muslims are trying to make sure that
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Speaker 4: another church is closed and that one area is where
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Speaker 4: I say that Christians are very foolish and weak. Then
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Speaker 4: there is the question of racialization. What the heck is
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Speaker 4: that I didn't know that Muslims wore race? By the way,
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Speaker 4: what exactly does that mean? Islam is not a race
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Speaker 4: and does not see itself as a race. Islam is
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Speaker 4: a religion and a political force, not a race. This
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Speaker 4: is about beliefs. This is about actions, everything ranging from
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Speaker 4: bumping their heads on the ground on miniature rugs to
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Speaker 4: murdering Christians and marrying nine year olds beating their wives
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Speaker 4: until things fall out of their body. And yes, if
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Speaker 4: I said just what, I just said in Great Britain,
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Speaker 4: I would be in trouble, big heap of trouble. And
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Speaker 4: the reason why I bring this up this has nothing
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Speaker 4: to do right now with the United States of America.
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Speaker 4: I'm very concerned because a lot of things that have
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Speaker 4: been going on in Europe eventually happen here. Just like
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Speaker 4: they used to say, what goes on in California spreads
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Speaker 4: throughout the rest of the country.
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Speaker 10: Same thing when it comes to Europe.
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Speaker 4: Many things that are happening in our country now that
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Speaker 4: it really happened under the Uncle Joe Biden administration, those
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Speaker 4: many of those things began in Europe.
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Speaker 10: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: So yes, I believe that I'm not off the reservation
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Speaker 4: here for being concerned about this Islamophobia.
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Speaker 10: Bull capitalist with a hit.
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Speaker 4: Because they are Democrats and are in the government and
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Speaker 4: Rhino Republicans who would be just as adamant in this
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Speaker 4: country to throw you in jail for saying something truthful
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Speaker 4: about the Islamists. That is why in Dearborn, Michigan, not
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Speaker 4: long ago, because a gentleman expressed concern, learns about all
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Speaker 4: the signs being switched to Arabic and in one street
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Speaker 4: was renamed after a terrorist. The mayor told him to
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Speaker 4: his face, Hey, look, I can't wait for you to
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Speaker 4: move out of Dearborn, and the day you do, I'm
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Speaker 4: going to conduct a parade. Rather than addressing the man's
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Speaker 4: concern and saying ho and being inclusive like they always
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Speaker 4: like to say, right and that, my friends, brings up
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Speaker 4: a warning. When they are very few Muslims, they say, Oh,
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Speaker 4: we just want to be inclusive, we just want to
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Speaker 4: be a part of society and so. And then when
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Speaker 4: there's more and more of them, they start making demands gradually.
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Speaker 4: And then when they become the majority, equal rights go
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Speaker 4: out the window.
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Speaker 2: M h.
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Speaker 4: And by the way, when they go through that process,
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Speaker 4: they are following the dictates in their Quran. Now, I
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Speaker 4: believe if more Christians followed the writings and the instructions
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Speaker 4: of the Holy Bible, we would not be facing this
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Speaker 4: dilemma in our country. If we did, it would be
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Speaker 4: much more minuscule. It wouldn't be in places like Texas
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Speaker 4: and all over the place. I mean, they're in the
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Speaker 4: second largest Somalian enclave in the United States of America
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Speaker 4: is in the Bible Belt city of Columbus in Ohio,
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Speaker 4: which is part of the Bible Belt, which, in my
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Speaker 4: humble opinion, is an insult to common sense.
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Speaker 10: How can you have.
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Speaker 4: A giant is Islamic blob growing in the middle of
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Speaker 4: the Bible Belt. You know, this is kind of twisted
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Speaker 4: to me. It's not right. And I say that not
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Speaker 4: because I'm against people exercising their freedom of religion. But
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Speaker 4: these people want to wipe out your freedom of religion,
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Speaker 4: your freedom to live as you see fit, as they
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Speaker 4: do in every nation that they dominate. And so we
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Speaker 4: continue to play tittley winks with these people and their
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Speaker 4: friends in the Democrat Party and the Rhinos who keep
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Speaker 4: opening the door to them, and we're putting ourselves in
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Speaker 4: mortal danger. And Black Americans who run around bitter talking
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Speaker 4: about slavery and all that, think that they're making friends
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Speaker 4: with Muslims when they're nothing more than useful idiots to
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Speaker 4: the Muslims, just like liberals are useful idiots to the Communists.
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Speaker 4: Remember back in the day, that's what Joseph Stalin called
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Speaker 4: people that were sympathetic to the Communists and socialist useful idiots.
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Speaker 4: Edwards an American Experience. Police have identified the Brown University
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Speaker 4: shooting suspect and there's a warrant out for his arrest.
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Speaker 4: And I just find that situation very, very, very interesting
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Speaker 4: because they are those who are saying that the reason
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Speaker 4: why the cameras were not an operation over the weekend.
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Speaker 4: They said they have so many cameras all over the place,
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Speaker 4: but somehow they were not an operation at the time
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Speaker 4: of the shooting. And I think that needs to be
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Speaker 4: investigated because the suspect, you know, they're they're saying that
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Speaker 4: there's not a connection between that shooting and the m
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Speaker 4: I T shooting of the gentleman at at m. I. T.
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Speaker 4: Who was blown away, who was just embarking, believe it
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Speaker 4: or not, on a true advancement on energy. You know,
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Speaker 4: there's always been a dream of having an endless supply
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Speaker 4: of energy for our homes and our factories, et cetera,
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Speaker 4: et cetera, et cetera. And we really need it now
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Speaker 4: more than any any time in history, because of the
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Speaker 4: construction of the big data centers and a I A
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Speaker 4: centers and or AI centers as well, and the chip
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Speaker 4: manufacturing facilities huge amounts of energy.
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Speaker 10: And so.
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Speaker 4: I just find it very interesting at this time that
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Speaker 4: these end of juals were blown away. The young lady
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Speaker 4: who was very active in her community as a conservative activists,
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Speaker 4: very well known at this ultra ultra leftist university, so
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Speaker 4: she had a big name in that neck of the woods.
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Speaker 4: And she must have been very effective at what she
32:21
Speaker 4: was doing in order for her to be blown away
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Speaker 4: like this. And MIT Professor Nuno Lareo was killed because
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Speaker 4: he was embarking upon finally it was discovering how we
32:40
Speaker 4: could put together a supply of energy that never runs out.
32:48
Speaker 4: And I find it through history every time a great scientist,
32:53
Speaker 4: whether it's Tesla and Tucker, remember the Tuckermobile. These individuals
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Speaker 4: throughout history who have come up with these great inventions
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Speaker 4: or they're very very close to being able to bring
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Speaker 4: them to fruition, and they're put out a commission. I
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Speaker 4: just find it very interesting, and who gives these people,
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Speaker 4: the cabal, the right to continue to stop the positive
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Speaker 4: progress amongst we the people. And they've been doing this
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Speaker 4: for centuries, literally for centuries, And sometimes, you know, I
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Speaker 4: sit and think about history and I go back to
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Speaker 4: the time of the Roman Empire, and for its time,
33:48
Speaker 4: Rome was very very advanced. I mean, they had heated
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Speaker 4: running water, They had a lot of things that were
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Speaker 4: very advanced, and they were discovered in our geological digs
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Speaker 4: and all of that that there were certain Roman thinkers
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Speaker 4: who had clay, just clay models of vehicles that could
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Speaker 4: move without horses. Now, they don't think that they knew
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Speaker 4: how or anything that knew about propulsion and things of
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Speaker 4: the motor technology, but it was just an idea, like wondering, boy,
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Speaker 4: what would these things look like without having to use horses,
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Speaker 4: And just the fact that they may have been thinking
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Speaker 4: about that back then. And I'm convinced that there were
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Speaker 4: certain events in fact, there were certain events that came
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Speaker 4: about that brought about the Dark Ages that slowed down
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Speaker 4: technology for that multi century period.
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Speaker 10: In fact, man's.
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Speaker 4: Progress digressed, lifespans shortened after the Roman Empire. During the
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Speaker 4: Dark Ages, the average quality of life decreased. I mean
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Speaker 4: you went from running water in Rome and even running
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Speaker 4: hot water in Rome with aqueducts and all of that,
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Speaker 4: to well, you've seen how they lived in the movies,
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Speaker 4: and when you read about how they lived in the
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Speaker 4: Middle Ages, it was a step backwards from the Roman Empire.
35:41
Speaker 4: And in fact, in early America, on the great migration
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Speaker 4: out west and all that, the wagon trains and all that,
35:50
Speaker 4: the living standards in the early eighteen hundreds were far
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Speaker 4: below that of the average Romans citizen. So when man
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Speaker 4: digresses first spiritually, which opens the door to darkness, etc.
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Speaker 10: Etc.
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Speaker 4: Then you have the onset of a stop in progress
36:17
Speaker 4: now because we have sort of in our country like
36:20
Speaker 4: a mongrelized situation where you have a lot of good
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Speaker 4: a lot of good people, and you have people that
36:26
Speaker 4: are on the dark side as well. So you have
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Speaker 4: this battle going on, and that is why there is
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Speaker 4: still some progress being made. Yet at the same time
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Speaker 4: you'll have people like the MIT professor, that's you know, Loreo,
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Speaker 4: who was blown away because he was on the cusp
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Speaker 4: of finally bringing forth a source of energy where there
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Speaker 4: would be no radio harm, radioactivity based harm, no pollution,
36:58
Speaker 4: no overheating, just energy. And that has been a dream
37:05
Speaker 4: of mankind forever for a long time. And here we are, bam.
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Speaker 4: And I know that it had to have been the
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Speaker 4: Cabal behind it, because if it was just a random shooting,
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Speaker 4: do you think they would have thought, oh, let me
37:20
Speaker 4: go and find all of his research papers, and all
37:23
Speaker 4: of that has disappeared. So when people mention the cabal
37:29
Speaker 4: and things of that nature, when they're talking about various
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Speaker 4: subject matter, they're not on the deep end because there
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Speaker 4: is such a thing. There are those that are in
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Speaker 4: high places that go out of their way to shut
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Speaker 4: down progress when it comes to the possibility of it
37:52
Speaker 4: aiding all the people. Now, they have no problem with
37:58
Speaker 4: the political elites progressing, taking advantage of inventions, and it's
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Speaker 4: only for them, for their unique club. You know, it's
38:08
Speaker 4: the same mentality that nasty Pelosi has. Now, we could
38:12
Speaker 4: not go and trade in the manner that she did
38:18
Speaker 4: to obtain her millions. We'd go to jail. But yet
38:21
Speaker 4: because she's in that elite class. Hey, she did it
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Speaker 4: and got away with it. Now she were Republican, she
38:27
Speaker 4: probably would be in big heap them trouble. And so
38:33
Speaker 4: we have a situation, my friends, where you have double standards,
38:38
Speaker 4: you have double jeopardy. You have this systematic kill off
38:45
Speaker 4: or shutting down of people that are actually embarking on
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Speaker 4: inventions or improvements that would positively impact the masses.
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Speaker 10: Isn't that amazing?
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Speaker 4: Yet that's the same cabal was behind the effort to
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Speaker 4: try to force the masses to all take the jabs,
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Speaker 4: which they're finally admitting, Oh yeah, well yeah, those jabs
39:18
Speaker 4: are probably the cause of the deaths of young children.
39:26
Speaker 4: And so this is why I continue to say all
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Speaker 4: the time, man, it is time for we the people
39:31
Speaker 4: to come together en mass, to push back the darkness.
39:39
Speaker 4: I mean everyone that is embarked upon, every scientist that
39:42
Speaker 4: is embarked upon something that is good for mankind in general.
39:46
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39:57
Speaker 4: again that these people arive were either made sick, shut
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Speaker 4: down economically, or killed off. And in a way, it's
40:08
Speaker 4: no different than a situation in Africa where there was
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Speaker 4: a lot This is many centuries ago. Well, you had
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Speaker 4: an African tribe where if a family progressed and became
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Speaker 4: wealthy and very successful, they would be feded for a year.
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Speaker 4: and the king would take their wealth. So this tribe
40:29
Speaker 4: was systematically killing off the brains. And this was a
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Speaker 4: common practice, and they wondered why they were behind the
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Speaker 4: development of all other humans on earth.
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Speaker 4: Deputy group along Mitch McConnell and a better speaker.
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Speaker 10: That's it.
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Speaker 4: He's taller and younger and a better speaker, but he
47:20
Speaker 4: has the same mentality as Mitch McConnell. He's marginally better
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Speaker 4: than a Democrat. He's not a communist. I don't think
47:30
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47:35
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Speaker 4: within the GOP. Those are the old establishment kissed the
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Speaker 4: backside of the Democrat Party mentality. They want to take
47:56
Speaker 4: back control. See, they're to be honest with you, a
48:03
Speaker 4: lot of the Republicans are lazy bums, rich lazy bums. Well,
48:06
Speaker 4: how can you be a rich lazy bum? All explain? Yes,
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Speaker 4: a lot of them are very wealthy, they're very you know,
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48:17
Speaker 4: here's the thing, here's where they're a lazy bum. They
48:21
Speaker 4: don't want to work to maintain the effort to permanently
48:29
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48:35
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48:41
Speaker 4: in this country. They don't want to do that, so
48:44
Speaker 4: they would rather chop down those who are sincere in
48:50
Speaker 4: the effort to restore this republic for all the people,
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Speaker 4: those who are immigrated here legally and those who are
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Speaker 4: born here. And speaking about immigration, and I've said this
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Speaker 4: before on this broadcast. I've said it for a long
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Speaker 4: time years that I believe that there should be a
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Speaker 4: decades long moratorium, at least ten years on all immigration.
49:18
Speaker 4: Of course it should never be illegal, but they should
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Speaker 4: stop legal immigration for about ten years, at least. In
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Speaker 4: my dream world it would be fifteen to twenty years,
49:31
Speaker 4: because then that would allow and at the same time
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Speaker 4: you restore true education in this country and see then
49:40
Speaker 4: you'd have a reinstitution of Americanism. And at the same time,
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Speaker 4: and here's a big dream, that the majority of ministers
49:54
Speaker 4: in the country would start teaching the truth again, you know,
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Speaker 4: helping people to understand the crucial differences between good and
50:05
Speaker 4: evil and making that choice, but putting it out there
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Speaker 4: And so, thus, my friends, it is high, high time
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50:43
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Speaker 4: If there's conversation and things come up. If you who
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50:58
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Speaker 4: the truth.
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Speaker 10: And you know what.
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Speaker 4: I mean, that is an excellent way of killing your country.
51:11
Speaker 4: That is an excellent way. When you persuade a population
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Speaker 4: of people to be more offended by the truth than
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Speaker 4: anything that is dastardly, then you've got the country, the
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Speaker 4: country by the cajones, You got it. You have families
51:27
Speaker 4: self checking themselves and preventing the the, the the even
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Speaker 4: the concept of real truths being expressed, because oh, I
51:36
Speaker 4: don't want to offend them. Oh, walla, walla, you know,
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Speaker 4: screw that. I'm more offended by those who are offended
51:44
Speaker 4: by the truth. And that is you know, when when
51:52
Speaker 4: Karl Marx and other thinkers of the past thought of
51:55
Speaker 4: these concepts and how to program in doctrination to the
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Speaker 4: point where people would self check themselves, where they wouldn't
52:03
Speaker 4: even need a gestapo army to stop the spread of truth.
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Speaker 4: You can have people voluntarily doing it. Ah, I don't
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52:19
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52:27
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52:30
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52:38
Speaker 4: are two of the things that affect us most most
52:40
Speaker 4: of all, our belief in God and politics, which is
52:44
Speaker 4: nothing more than people communication.
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Speaker 10: And so.
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Speaker 4: And by the way, when they say, well, I don't
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Speaker 4: want to hear about politics because it's dirty, well that
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Speaker 4: means that good people need to get in it and
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Speaker 4: clean it up. Because anything is bad if bad people
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Speaker 4: are running it. It doesn't matter if it's an auto
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Speaker 4: mechanic shop, a store or whatever, or a church. If
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Speaker 4: good people are running the entity or school, good things
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Speaker 4: come out. If bad thing people are running it, you
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Speaker 4: have bad results. And that's why you know. I continue
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Speaker 4: to say that no matter what the relationship, whatever, no
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Speaker 4: matter what pg time is over because I'm telling you
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Speaker 4: if you continue to allow the people that are oh
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Speaker 4: I'm so offended. I don't want to hear that kind
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Speaker 4: of talk. If you continue to allow them to be
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Speaker 4: the ones that dictate how things are when things are said,
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Speaker 4: Now that I see that, my time is of thank
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Speaker 4: you so much for your time. And then, as I
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Speaker 4: always say at this time, remember to always pray for
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Speaker 4: that they get a right before it's too late. And
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