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James Simpson: Part 2 - Responding To The ‘Manufactured Crisis’ In America · Worldview Matters With David Fiorazo

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Hi friends, the book is called Manu-Factured Crisis
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from Investigative Journalist and Author James Simpson.
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We're going to talk a lot about DEI,
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the Cloud Pivot Strategy, and a whole lot more next.
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Let's bring in James Simpson, the website,
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crisisnow.net.
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That's crisisnow.net.
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So, Jim, this is part two.
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Welcome, brother. Good to see you.
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Great to see you, David.
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So, I want to remind people we did a podcast
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with you last month,
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and we started off by talking about your book,
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very important book,
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manufactured crisis,
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and we just could not possibly,
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I mean, it's almost 400 pages,
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not quite, but almost,
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we couldn't possibly,
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we just basically scratched the surface.
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So, it's such an important idea,
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it's not just an idea,
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it's what the left has been implementing in America,
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and we needed to give it another,
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at least another podcast.
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So, let's talk about what you've put
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right on the homepage of your website
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and your book.
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You talked about the Cloud Pivot Strategy,
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which we touched on in the previous podcast,
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and it says,
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the destructive Cloud Pivot Strategy explains
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how the Biden-Harris Administration
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was employing it
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before our very eyes
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in order to collapse America from within.
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So, that's key.
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And we've got enemies within America.
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This is not foreign entities,
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in most cases,
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but our own administration
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talked to us a little bit about that,
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because those are hard words for someone to hear
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who doesn't really understand their ideology.
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Yeah, yeah, no,
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and that's absolutely true.
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It's absolutely correct.
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You know, I used to drive me nuts
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when I would hear some commentator
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like Sean Hannity say,
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oh, what a stupid idea that is.
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And no,
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the ideas weren't stupid.
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The ideas were deliberately destructive,
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deliberately destructive.
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And that's because,
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well, today's Democrat Party has been
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become a wholly owned subsidiary
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of the American Communist Party,
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which is a wholly owned subsidiary
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of the international
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communist movement,
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led by China
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and Russia.
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And that's just the reality.
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And the Cloudward Piven strategy,
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you know, Richard Cloud
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and Francis Fox Piven
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were sociology professors
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at the Columbia University.
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And they were both radical,
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radical leftists.
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Piven even joined the students
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when they took over the administration building
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in a sixties protest.
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These were radical leftist professors.
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And they came up with this idea
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that if you overwhelmed the system
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with problems that you could collapse the system
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and in the Ash's imposed communism.
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And they've put it exactly in those words.
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In their article,
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they said,
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the idea is to pack the welfare rolls
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with every recipient
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to receive every single benefit
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that he or she possibly could.
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And the government would be unable to afford it all.
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And so the government would collapse.
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And then they could pose their solution
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which would be a guaranteed annual income
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for all Americans which in today's dollars
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would be between 40 and $80,000 per family of four.
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Now, if you think about it,
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even with the great expansion of the welfare
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that occurred in the 1960s
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with Johnson's President Johnson's
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Society program,
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which, by the way,
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was the brainchild of Richard Cloud
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most people don't know that,
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but I described it in my book.
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Even with that huge expansion of welfare,
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the using a national income,
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a guaranteed annual income,
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would be vastly more expensive.
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So you have to ask,
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how could you use a strategy
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to collapse this system
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and then impose a new strategy
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that would make things even worse?
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But that, in fact, is the true goal
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because the true goal of all these Marxists
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is to destroy capitalism,
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is to see our country totally destroyed.
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And that's what it's about.
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Now Johnson was all for it
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because he said in his kindly words
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that we'll have them
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and words voting for us
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for the next 200 years.
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And so a lot of the Democrats
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have that kind of totally self-serving
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political calculus in mind,
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but the thinkers behind it
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were all about destroying our society
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as we know it.
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Yeah, crush the system,
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overwhelm the system.
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And by the way,
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that relates also to immigration
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and you've got a chapter called Surge the Border.
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We talked a little bit about that last time,
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but let's go back to a quote
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and the idea that you just said,
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I mean, I just read that in your book last night
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from Lyndon Johnson,
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the great society,
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and he was a racist.
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He had anti-communist groups
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and non-profits coming out against him
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when he was campaigning.
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And that's where the Johnson Amendment came from,
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by the way,
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something to try to shut them up
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and silence his political enemies.
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But talk about the fact,
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because a lot of people
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are trying to hear what you're saying,
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James Simpson,
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and they're thinking,
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well, they really want communism
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in America,
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even though it's failed,
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and even though it's such a vicious and brutal system,
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can you explain for the average person
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that maybe doesn't know world history
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and doesn't understand
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this is an ideology,
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and it's not,
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I'll love also what you said,
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Hannity and others,
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their policies aren't stupid,
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they are systematically scheming this,
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doing this to on purpose.
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So share a little bit more about that,
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especially when it comes to welfare
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and blacks voting for Democrats.
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Yeah, well, you know,
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Johnson's program moved
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the remaining blacks
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who had historically actually
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before FDR voted Republican,
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because of course Abraham Lincoln
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was a Republican,
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but starting with FDR
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and the development that he
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brought, he centralized welfare.
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You know, people think,
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well, if we give up federal welfare,
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there won't be any welfare.
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Well, that's not true.
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There was always welfare.
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It was administered by the states,
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especially by churches and charities.
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And so the government under FDR
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centralized that under their control
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and really undermined churches
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as a big part of that.
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And then when Johnson greatly expanded
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a welfare, those blacks
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who were still Republican
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pretty much all moved over
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into the Democrat party.
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But the scheme behind it
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was not well,
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the practical purpose was to
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get a lot more Democrat voters
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and clouded in Piven
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admitted that publicly themselves.
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In the article they wrote about the crisis strategy,
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which anybody can read
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in the May 1966 issue of Nation Magazine,
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if you don't believe what I'm saying,
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they said at the time,
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we are trying to create a crisis.
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And it could be an institutional crisis.
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It could be a spontaneous street revolt.
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It could be anything.
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We have seen it all many times since then.
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But their whole agenda
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was not only to make
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blacks dependent on welfare,
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but it was also to prevent
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inter cities from really having
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the kind of resources they needed
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to provide good schools,
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provide good roads,
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provide good infrastructure,
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provide good police departments and fire
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to make these people feel
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even more ostracized
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in American society.
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And even more feel like
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this was a racist society
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and you know,
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intuitively racist.
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But the Democrats were
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the hard left among the Democrats.
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We're agitating for that
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since the 1920s,
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since the 1920s.
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And it was under the guidance
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of the Soviet Union
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because once it was founded,
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the Soviet Union quickly took control
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of all the communist parties
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of the world under what was known
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as the Communist International
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or the Common Turn.
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And so every communist party
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in every part of the world
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was getting their orders directly
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from the Soviet Union.
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So the Communist Party USA
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was really not a legitimate
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in any sense of the word
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opposition party in this country.
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It was a foreign entity
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controlled subversive group
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dedicated to the destruction
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of our society.
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And they targeted blacks
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right from the beginning.
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Right from the beginning.
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And this includes not only the NAACP
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but the ACLU
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and the NAACP,
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the one black person,
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all of the founders of the NAACP
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were white leftists,
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except for W.E.B. Degoy.
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And you know, he has his own stamp.
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You know, he's more famous
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than why Booker T. Washington
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who really did do a lot
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to help blacks
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get out of right after slavery
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get into integrate themselves
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into society and become
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productive members of society.
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Degoy, on the other hand,
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was he just wanted to blame
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the society as it was
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and tear it down.
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And he ultimately joined the Communist Party.
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And I'm glad you mentioned him
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because we've got a couple of minutes
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before we're going to take a quick break.
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But I remember reading about him
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when I was doing some research
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for a chapter on the buried history
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of the dark history of Planned Parenthood.
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He was working with the black community
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to sell up really population control.
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And this is a whole other issue.
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But I mean, this guy is evil roots
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go deep in so many different levels.
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But anything you want to wrap us up
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and when it comes to Du Bois,
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James and Sherry,
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a couple of things that people
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have probably have no idea
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because they just shared it
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and did such a great thing.
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And started the NAACP.
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And look at it now.
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Yeah.
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And you know,
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there are a number of former black communists
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who have come forward
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to say just how bad things were
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and just have subversive
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those organizations were.
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And that they served the purposes
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of the Soviet Union.
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They served the Soviet before in policy,
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which was to divide our country
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into warring fragments.
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And you know, when you talk about Margaret Sanger,
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that's included in a chapter
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that's called minimum wage eugenics.
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And a lot of the liberals at the time
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were opposed to the minimum wage
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because they felt
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that there were groups of people
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who were unworthy
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of earning money
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and taking the job
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from normal people.
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And guess who those unworthy people were?
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In Margaret Sanger's own words,
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they were the blacks.
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But there were also anybody
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who was disabled in any way.
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And it's incredible.
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They were opposed initially
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to the minimum wage
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because they thought it was going
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to provide a better income
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for blacks and disabled people
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and other undesirables.
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They later got in behind it
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because it was a benefit to unions.
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But then again unions
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also were very bigoted
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in the way they chose their membership.
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Okay, friends.
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We've got to take a brief pause.
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The book is phenomenal,
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manufactured,
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crisis available on Amazon
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and also at James' website,
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crisisnow.net.
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We come back.
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Back to James Simpson,
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manufactured crisis.
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Let's jump right into DEI.
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James, President Trump signed an executive order
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trying to get rid of this.
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This is so deeply rooted
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in all of our institutions,
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especially in academia.
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Corporations, some of them may be reversing,
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but it has been entrenched.
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So let's talk about how important this is
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and at least he's raising awareness,
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although one executive order
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is not going to get rid of it.
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Go ahead.
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So, you know,
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and a lot of that really ramped up.
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I don't think it was initiated,
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but it ramped up under President Obama
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when they decided that
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institutional racism
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was defined by any organization
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that did not have
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a population of employees
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that exactly reflected
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that population's proportion in society.
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So in other words,
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every engineering school
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because blacks represent 13% of society
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had to have 13% blacks
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or women or gays
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or whatever group you choose.
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And that was a very, very dangerous precedent
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in really in the development
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and institutionalization of DEI.
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Because of course, you know that
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DEI has nothing to do really with equity.
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I mean, if you think about how well Asians do,
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you know, in math
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and in engineering
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and in things like that,
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and yet
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their population isn't equally, you know,
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representative, represented relative
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what their total population is in the country.
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And their grades,
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they're graded on a different curve.
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I mean, it really is designed
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to put people in place
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based on this DEI notion
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rather than on their abilities and competence.
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And we've seen the consequences of that
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in many situations,
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most recently I believe
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with that crash that occurred
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at Washington National Airport
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where the helicopter,
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the Black Hawk helicopter,
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flown by a woman who
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was an outspoken person
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on behalf of the Biden administration,
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lying right into this other plane.
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But there's so many other examples.
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I remember I went to this health facility
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once my wife and I did,
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when I was married,
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back in the early arts.
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And this was, you know, one of these health farms
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where you spend a week or two
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and you're supposed to get all well.
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Well, there was this young Black girl.
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She was under 30.
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She was about 28,
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if I remember correctly,
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but certainly no older than that.
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And she had been
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the vice president
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in one department
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of American Express.
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She had been the vice president
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of a major component
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of American Express.
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Now, you know,
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how many employees does American Express have?
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100,000, 50,000?
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I don't know.
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But she had quit
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because she was so discouraged
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because she knew she was so deeply
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over in over her head.
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Now, she couldn't take it.
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And she was so discouraged about life
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because this was obviously
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a DEI higher.
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You know,
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what could be better than to put
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a young Black woman
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in this very, very important,
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very high-paying position?
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For no other reason
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that she can check a few boxes.
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And so, you know,
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that was one very up close
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and personal example.
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But we see it in everything.
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And it mischaracterizes society.
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And it is not of any benefit
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to the people who get jobs
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based on those concepts
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in many cases.
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They're not ready for it.
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They're not competent for it.
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You know, in engineering,
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they can't get 13%
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of the school's population
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to be Black
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because 13% of the Black population
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doesn't happen to want to be engineers.
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You know, it's amazing.
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And so they have to twist
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and turn to make all these things work.
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And then it creates serious problems
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throughout our society.
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Yes, it does.
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It can create a crisis.
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I mean, I think about the medical community.
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I don't care.
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I want the best qualified doctor or nurse
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to take care of me.
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And if it's a fire at the house,
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you want the best,
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strongest, most capable firefighter
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is probably not going to be a young woman.
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But so let's move on, James.
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I've got really going to get to this chapter
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and surge the border before we run out of time.
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And you wrote about this in 2019
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in a book called The Red Green Access.
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And it described the problems
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with immigration,
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refugee resettlement,
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and these migrant caravans
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were already surging at the border.
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And there was a warning from 2015
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over in Africa in the Middle East
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that has now reshaped Western Europe
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and its skyrocketed Islamic terrorism.
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We're seeing rapes,
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we're seeing gangs,
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we're seeing drugs,
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all kinds of stuff.
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And we can't be so naive
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that that wouldn't happen to America.
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But the open borders were
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to manufacture this crisis
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to overwhelm the system.
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It has been by design.
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Here in America,
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go ahead, four minutes, James, your thoughts.
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So absolutely,
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it has been by design.
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And of course,
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like everything else,
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its proponents calculate
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the different ways
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that can be a value to them.
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Of course, the practical way for Democrats
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is that if they can get these people in,
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they can either amnesty them
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or figure out a way
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to allow them to vote illegally,
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which they already are doing.
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And if they get enough people to do that,
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they could win elections permanently
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into the future.
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And we would no longer have
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a pluralist political system
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we would be ruled by tyrants.
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So that's one element of it.
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And the other element is
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to flood our society
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with overwhelming problems.
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And to me,
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even though Cloud and Piven
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didn't articulate it
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as a way to
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promote their crisis strategy,
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it has become the greatest,
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greatest crisis strategy of all
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because we are letting terrorists,
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we are letting murderers and rapists
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and other countries
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are emptying their prisons
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and sending their worst people to us
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and overwhelming our city
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governments, overwhelming public schools.
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As I said in my 2019 book,
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there's over 400 languages
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spoken in public school today.
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How do you ever manage that
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and still allow children
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to learn what they need to learn?
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You can't.
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And these are all by design
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because the ultimate goal
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is to collapse our society
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as it is so they can take over.
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And serves the border,
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I use that quote
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because that's what Joe Biden said
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they were going to do
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as soon as he took office.
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Isn't that amazing?
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He took the quiet part out loud
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and he wasn't even ashamed of it.
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Wow.
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So friends,
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there's so much that you need to understand
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if you are not familiar with the Cloud and Piven strategy,
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James has written a lot about that
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but I also want to talk about the influence
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of communism and Marxism
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and I just want to mention his previous book
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called Who Was Karl Marx?
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The Men Motives and Menace Behind Today's
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Ram Paging American Left.
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You can get that at crisisnow.net
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and James, just a couple of years ago,
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we talked to Dr. Robert Marbot.
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He's with this new documentary
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called Fentanyl Death Incorporated
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on the fentanyl crisis.
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That and the border crisis
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that they go hand in hand
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and I hope and pray.
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I'm not hugely optimistic
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but I hope and pray more Christians
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and more Americans will wake up
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and understand what's happening,
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discern what's happening in our own country,
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who our enemies are
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and what the Trump administration is doing.
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They're not perfect
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but what they're doing is trying to undo a lot of evil
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that has been entrenched for decades.
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Your final thoughts in 45 seconds, James?
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Yeah, no.
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And they've got a big job ahead of them
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and we have a very big job ahead of us.
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The say we start by praying for our country
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and then we follow that
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by getting right to work
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in helping and supporting the president
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and everything he's doing
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as best as we can.
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Amen, brother.
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Friends, go to worldviewmatters.tv
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Look up our previous part one
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of this podcast there it is
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with James Simpson.
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When we started talking about manufactured crisis
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and Lord willing, we'll talk to him again
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in the near future.
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Brother, thank you for all your work
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and for putting this out there.
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God bless you, sir.
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Thanks so much, David.
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Great to be with you again.
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You're most welcome.
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All right, guys.
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About things that matter.