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WRH-528| Deceptions in History| Financial Malfeasance & More w/ Clint · Guber Mente 2026

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M H. Welcome to what's really happening today on this Memorial Day weekend.
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My guest today will be Clint Richardson. That's going to be sharing some new
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information today. It's about his new UM documentary and so much more. We're
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going to be going through important topics of UM that he covered in his many
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archived broadcasts from the Corporation Nation. I'm gonna go over before he chimes in.
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I'm going to go over his documentaries and and just roughly, you know,
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a kind of a just a move through through history with his his information
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and his awakening to many different things. He's taken pretty much the same path
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as most of us, I would imagine, but you know, he had
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the critical thinking and me, you know, just the curiosity to move forward
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past the layers of deception to the reality, the actual, the actual core
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of the deception, the core of the conspiracy, the conspiracy government is the
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conspiracy in and of itself, not just a cabal that works outside of it,
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that's doing this and that and that's going on, but the actual creation.
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The we have, the the mythology of the founding Fathers and the things
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like that that people so like like myself so gullibly fell into But I mean
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I was never a big Rara now never a real big Rara America, Go
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America. I wasn't one of those people that when when the bombing of Iraq
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started in nineteen ninety one, I wasn't like sharing for the the destruction of
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the the Iraqi people, the lives that that took. To see that,
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it's okay as long as you're a patriot and you're back everything that the news
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media, and as long as you back at and you're like, well,
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we gotta do what we gotta do. You know, we gotta we gotta
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do whatever we gotta do. He's a bad guy. We've seen it all
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too many times. So somebody says I'm a patriot, the Alex Jones patriot.
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So again, Clint's gonna be joining us today. We're gonna be going,
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oh, there's some things here. I've got some questions for him.
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I'm gonna play the dumb, the dumb the Citizen Act just to so the
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people can hear what what the patriot movement, the truth movement sounds like.
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And I get it because you know, like again, I've been there when
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you find out something or even a little tidbits of something that that you know,
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that kind of your curiosity, you know, your spider sense starts to
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tingle if you will, for you marvel, twats out there? It?
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Uh, you know you have to you have to dig, you have to
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go further. And then that's what that's and that's what Clint has done,
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That's what Patrick Jordan has, the digging, the searching for answers, for
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real answers, not the you know when you know, when we when we
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hear Alex Jones for the first time or whatever. And and and trust me,
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that was pretty traumatic for me, the introduction to Alex Jones. So
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yes, we will be along with the professor. And I often say,
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UM that my I don't believe that there are any coincidences. I believe that
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my path in this um what I call the give a Shit movement, UM,
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that my it was not a None of these were mistakes. I everything
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that has happened since I started doing this in late twenty eleven, my path,
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my move towards the understanding of what is really happening. And I'm happy
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to say that at Clint and Patrick we're a big part of that and are
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a big part of that all right. So on this Memorial Day weekend where
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we memorialize, you know, I want to preface this by saying that my
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my father was in World War Two, and so when I say this,
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I'm including him in it, all right. So yeah, I'm communicating with
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Glenn here. You know, my father was a veteran and and he was,
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you know, pretty much been was treated like so many other of the
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veterans in um where they were and trapped, where they were lied to.
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They were lied to about a situation that was um. They were lied to
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about a situation that wasn't. They were lied to about a situation that was
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instigated and was like the entire thing was was a deception. And you know,
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and I'm not going to go back into uh, you know, third
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the Third Reich information. You know, we don't know what history is.
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We've been told who the good guys and who the bad guys are. So
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I'm a fucking like, I'm really fucking sick of that. I'm really sick
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of being told who the good guys and the bad guys are. All right,
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So I see Clint here, it looks like you're still muted on that
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end. Um, let's see here, make sure that there you are.
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Hello, good morning, Good morning, sir. How are you. I'm
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good, I'm good, all right. So let's uh gonna get some sound
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levels. Good here we got our early morning you know youth out there that's
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just you know, riding up and down the street making noise. I'd like
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to impale them on a fucking I hate I'm the I'm the old man now.
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I'm an old man now. And I see last night, I hear
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a bunch of sound going on outside, and then I see these these same
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little gaggle, this little gaggle of of kids, and somehow they they either
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wind up trying to sit on the fence that's like one hundred years old,
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where I said, please don't sit on the fence. Um, I don't
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have the money to fix the fence if it gets broken. And then last
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night they're somehow they're on the driveway and I'm like, please don't play on
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the driveway. Just it's like these kids, I really believe that their brain
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dead, Clint, I really want to believe that you want them to die.
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I don't want them to die. It's the it's the and they're little
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dogs too. Well, it's funny because the young girl, the young girl
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that they all like UM are magnetically connected to UM, has a little fiefeed
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dog and when when they start going nuts, the dog freaks out and just
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starts barking, like, you know, like one of those annoying little the
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fiefeed all barks and I'm like, please go away, please don't, please,
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don't play out. And on the sidewalk. There's a park right across
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the street. There's this big, vast park across the street. But for
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some reason, they want to play on the fucking sidewalk and then they want
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to get around the thing anyway, ship, what do you think? What
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do you think bear traps are for him? I hear you bears. I
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mean, come on, I hear you dig a pit with spikes, tot
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over with. I don't know. I mean I want to be able to
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give them the space to explore their youth. Just not around me. Okay,
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just get going, Get going park. That's probably how they felt about
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us, too. Yeah, it's most likely the case. Well, I
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mean they look at me like not only on the corner there is a stop
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sign and then there is another sign and there's this kid out there and he's
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he's closed fist punching the sign, which you can there's no way to do
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that. You can't ignore that the sound. So I'm like, I walk
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out there and I'm just kind of like looking, and then he sees me
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and he's just like and he just kind of does one of those like you
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know, he just kind of wanders away, you know that meme where um
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is it? Homer Sinson. He just kind of like disappears into the hedges.
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He just he just slowly backs into the hedges. But I said,
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hey, you guys, goad, I caught my I caught my neighbor kid
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doing that to a dog. Oh wow, just just beating the ship out
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of yelling at the top of his lungs, right, and then you know,
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beating this dog. And later we when they moved. Right, We've
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found all these drawings and should have like his drawings were like those kind of
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drawings that are like blood and guts and killing people and kind of like that,
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like Dohnny Darka or something. Right, it was, it was it
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was kind of freaky. He's a little psychic. Yeah, it looks like
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we've got ourselves a serial killer. Yeah, right, So yeah, I
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forget what I forgot one of the one of those movies where I think that,
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you know, and of course that's the thing where the kid is he
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draws pictures and the teachers like, have you seen what Johnny writing these days?
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And uh, it's just yeah, we live in a society where I
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honestly do not believe that the youth are our future. For God's sake,
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they are not our future. There are times when I knows other like wow,
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these kids are really amazing. So it's you know, there's any other
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any other group of people. There's exceptional people, and there are people that
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are, as they say, useless eithers, you know, and I can
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always just be that way. It's a there are few and far between the
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you know, I've I've I've spoken with and connected with some really really at
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different times, different events and things like that. I've I've come across young
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people that have brain matter that is is functioning, and it's like wow,
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that's but then again, as I said, it's it's uh, it is
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the exception, not the rule. Okay, So on this Memorial Day,
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I said I was going to say that my that I've been you know,
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I want to preface it by saying that my father was a World War two
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vet, and um, like so many others, Um, they were deceived
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into you know, fighting a fighting a war that was instigated by different people
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other people. So on this memorial Day, I would like to memorialize the
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people that out of the out of the lie, you can say, anybody
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can be lied to right and believe it. And so the propaganda of yesteryear
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was I imagine, was pretty strong, and so everybody and my father went
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Tom with his brother went to enlist and the office was closed because so that
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was like a kind of a funny thing that the family spoke about up they
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got back and it was opened, and they enlisted in the war because they
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thought it was the right thing to do. And so I want to just
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say that I guess the plan was. And my father was in three first
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wave invasions. So me just being here speaking with you is kind of like,
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you know, you did I can I can say you didn't get you
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didn't get us, you didn't get me. My father lived through Anzio,
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Salerno in North Africa to come home, and let's just say home was another
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war. But you know that's that's system in the past. But that would
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any was your father or anyone close to you in UH in World War two
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or or any conflicts. My my, my father was a captain. He
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was a navigator, and he flew in Korea, in Vietnam. And I
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found out as we were going through his stuff when he died. You know,
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he got the twenty one gun salute and all that stuff. But I
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looked through his stuff and I found you know, this was at the time
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when I would studying and stuff anyway, but I found that his badges,
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he's you know, the lapel pins that you put on there on the on
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the suit. They you know, he had all the things that indicated that
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he was just another victim of CIA that you know, he had he was
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working or the executive he was working for the not that he was CIA,
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but that the CIA. The CIA had hired or or contracted, if you
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will, all these soldiers and all these officers from the United States. So
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unwittingly, these guys were working for the CIA going into Vietnam and with the
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grunting and everything. But I mean, he didn't quite I don't think they
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understood that, um, although some of them apparently did because I talked to
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another guy who was really messed up from Vietnam, and he was like,
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hell, yeah, we were working for the CIA. I mean they you
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know, they openly were being paid by this this alternative government. But you
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know that was common unfortunately back then because it was not a war. Yeah.
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I think the difference between what you're dead went through and what my dad
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went through was your dad was actually being the only war that we've had in
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you know, actually seventy eighty years, there's not been any there's not been
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any declared war by Congress. There's not been a war. There's only been
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invasions of other countries, right, um, most countries that don't have any
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way to fight back, you know, in any real capacity. Yeah.
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So, I mean, I mean it's really a bully pulpit here. It's
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it's really disgusting to me that people support it, especially when you come out
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with memes that say support the troops, not the war. I'm like,
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well, how can I sport troops in a war? I don't support.
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It's not even a war, it's not declared war. It's a it's a
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total loan and a mineral grab. I mean, what the fuck am i
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I'm sorry, what am I supposed to support, right, This is ridiculous
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that you're telling me to support a war or support soldiers in the war that
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I don't agree with or stand for. I mean, you know, so
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like the whole thing to me, it is just ridiculous, and to subscribe
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any honor to it, I'm sorry, I can't, I won't. I
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refuse to. Well, I would say, you know, thanks for the
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option of being supporting one thing and then not supporting the other. If you're
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not going to support the whole thing, entirely support the troops instead. You
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know. Yeah, my friend's dad was in a hole, you know,
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just like you see in the movies. He was in a whole Vietnam cage
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under you know, in the ground and suffered heavily, a heavy heavy,
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major mental issues and post postraumatic syndrome and all that alcoholic you know, just
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just horrible, horrible, and that's all he could talk about. His whole
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life, ruined, ruined, every situation. But because he had to talk
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about the work, because it was just it was almost like he was living
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it, you know. So I just I just how do you subscribe honor
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to being a well, I mean, I'll just be perfectly, Frank,
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how do you subscribe honor to something that was the main complaint in the in
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the Declaration of Independence, which the standing army of the king. Right,
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we're not supposed to have standing army. That's that's like, that's the worst
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thing you can have. So yeah, no more, no more of the
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things that made honor. No more militia, no more protecting your family or
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your people. You're now against your own people, right right, This is
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wrong. This is absolutely wrong. And I don't know why more people don't
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understand this, but I mean it's just amazes me. Yeah, indeed.
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Um, so again, I mean I want to I want to honor them
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for doing what they thought was right with the information that they had. But
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at the same time, we know that they were lied to, and U
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like the troops today are are lied to. And uh, it's really kind
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of like a you know, the dual. You can you can hold honor
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for them. I will hold honor for all the people who went to jail
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saying no, or all the people who had to move out of the country
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for saying no. They're my heroes, right, And I mean I saw
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and I saw my you know what, my dad's life was like afterwards,
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Um, you know, with he I think he I believe he thought fell
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out of the jeep. There was a geeb accident. He fractured his hip.
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I mean, he massively fractured his hip. And all they all they
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did was or maybe all that they could do was just put um, you
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know, put a cast on it so it calcified and just became this just
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huge calcium deposit. Like the body has all of these amazing things that you
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know that it that it does to to try to heal itself. Um,
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a lot of things that It's amazing how people, how resilient some people can
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be, even after they've been you know, stung by the wasps um and
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so um. It's just you know, it's it's tough. I mean,
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it's it really is tough. You know. My dad lived to be eighty
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four and he died of you know, the dreaded cancer. You know,
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he died of esophageal cancer and um. And then a few a few days
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later, my mother died of a brain tumor. And so it was like,
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you know, they lived. I don't want to say they live full
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life lives, because only the parasites that control the rest of us live these
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live, these full lives before they go to go home to Satan. But
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um so on this Memorial Day, I guess it's safe to say that we
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um that it's it's one of these just confusing times. But you know,
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when we know what we know, while the rest of the world, or
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large portions of the rest of the world, believe that something completely different.
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And so it's about the weekend and memoralizing the lives of the of the people
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that were lost in wars that never even needed to happen, that shouldn't have
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happened. And so it's just it's just insanity. And and it goes into
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what you have spoken about many, many times about the Patriot mythology, and
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um sure, it's been a it's been a rough road because you know anybody
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who um you know, and let's just say you are part you and and
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myself you more so, um you're you're just picture of us all as a
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lawn and then there's some blades of grass that grow higher than others. You
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by saying all these things, you're you're you're rising up, you know,
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and you're you're the one of the first uh you know, uh high blades
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of grass that are going to get cut down when you talk about what you
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talk about. And and it's been it was a while. Like you know,
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when I first started speaking with you, we were talking about a number
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of different things, and then I want to say, I don't know when
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you kind of moved into the Patriot mythology thing. It was just something that
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had to be said. It was just part of you know, it was
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just part of the whole thing. Like you have to you have to break
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your your we have to break our own programming before we can you know,
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get you know, information out there that is is real. And and so
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I was never really a big you know, I found myself using that phrase,
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well, constitutionally, they can't do this, so maybe we're safe.
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You know, they can't you know, we can't do this because you know,
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three percent of the uh you know, fought it and Lexican and Lexican
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and Concord and all of these other like and honest to god, dude,
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I'll be I'll be honest with you. I didn't know up until recently,
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and I honestly I just didn't even really give a shit about who George Washington
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was, who some of these people. But I had this, I had
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this feeling, this intuition that and I think that's it was the way for
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the entire system, because I just always had this intuition that it's all fucking
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bullshit, like this cannot this cannot be what we're seeing. And I don't
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know whether it was, I don't know what it was, but maybe it
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was the same thing that you that you've experienced where you did the we are
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changed thing and you went that norm that that the abnormal route of or or
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let's just say the predesigned route of going through the Alex Jones experience in all
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these other things where you know you did it. You did it just I
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never done this to make any money. I felt that You've never done this
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type of a thing to make money. You're a simple guy. You've had
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you know, your life has been um kind of a roller coaster with your
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early sickness and what that, what that did, how that um um,
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you know, manufactured your perception, and then of course you're nine to eleven
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experience being at the ground zero and and all that, and then of course
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your Hollywood uh sound engineering things. So you've had your you know, you've
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had some some pretty let's just say good years of you know, being able
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to you know, support yourself and being financially stable to you know, to
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to do what it is that we do here, which is survival. I
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guess, thoughts. I suppose, Man, My problem is I can't.
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I can't stay with any one industry or job long enough to get out of
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the point where I'm actually getting paid, you know that that respected pay.
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I'm I'm always right about to get there. And then I'm like, this
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is this is a horrible thing. I don't want to work for the airlines
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anymore. I don't want to work for this Hollywood machine anymore. I don't
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want to do that will be part of the problem. And you know,
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so I never last long enough to really really get into the high paying rors.
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I was close a couple of times, but yeah, I can't.
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I can't stick with anything. It's not it's not that I can't, it's
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that I refuse to. Like, as I said, I talked to other
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guys there and I asked them questions and like, yeah, they're stuck.
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They're they're not happy, They're just stuck, right, So I just I,
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yeah, I couldn't. I couldn't put myself through that. And you
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know, I'm I'm a firm believer that when it comes to freedom, or
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the perception of it, it's you know, the less you got to lose,
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the more you got, the less beliefs that are the beliefs that are
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rulling around your head, the more free you're gonna be. Yeah, I
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mean I and I truly feel is that that was you know a large portion
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of my life where I just you know, I had my you know,
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my experience with my my parents, which were you know, much you know,
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obviously much older than me, but you know, they had me and
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my four of us, m my older brother three years older that my mom.
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Mom was forty one. Dad was like forty nine, forty eight or
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forty nine three years later and uh and uh, you know, but mom
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was forty four and then of course the first three were like what are you
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doing? Why are you having more children? Um? So, uh,
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you know, was they were much older and so and of course he was
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the war vet, so he had some things that were uh yeah, he
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could talk about the war, but it was usually the camaraderie and things like
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that. But uh, you know, unfortunately my dad had he was poisoned
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by Agent Orange. So I didn't I didn't really get in the good years
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with my dad. Like my brother's four years old, they had some really
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good memories. But by the time my dad, well, by the time
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I was old enough to enjoy my dad, he was already on the trail,
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on the trail downward overweight, diabetes and all the issues that happened with
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Yeah, Agent Orange. Unfortunately. You know, for anybody out there,
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you can you can get disability for agent for being exposed to Agent Orange.
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Um, there's all kinds of funds out there in the military that you can't
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access, so it's there, but they don't volunteer it. You know.
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It's like my uncle was an activist in that and he got him in it.
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But um, you know, here's a guy who's suffering from just everything
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related to bad health because this Agent Orange and several people I know had the
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same thing, and it just you know, it really ruined ruined everything.
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It just ruined the man. And you know, how am I supposed to
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look at that again and say, oh, you know that means how many
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people if he was exposed to it an airplane, how many people were exposed
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to it? I'm you know, on the ground. And then all the
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people there in the Vietnam era that they sprayed that stuff, I mean,
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all the malformed children and all, you know, I just can't, I
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cannot say that they're I cannot allow myself to justify such a thing. I'm
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sorry. Right, And it continues today with if the stories are right about
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the depleted uranium and and all this other all these other toxins that the burn
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pits and things like that. So yeah, I mean a little bit of
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irony when the story came out that the Israeli people, the Jews were suffering
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from their own use of uranium tip bullets or whatever, you know. I
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mean, it's it's not fun. It's just like, okay, so you're
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using this stuff at home, and you're suffering from the effects. Your people
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are suffering from the effects because of course they don't understand that they're just using
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all those pollos people, right, right. So, and then of course
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the whole COVID thing, where you know, we heard that or at least
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I heard some things over there that we're pretty dire and terms of you know,
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you can't do this, you can't do that, but we don't know
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a whole lot. I mean, I don't know a whole lot about it.
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I can only go by what I hear. And then you know,
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even in the even in the media, even in the so called alternative media,
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would you point out frequently that you know, there's people that that just
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continue to proliferate this patriot mythology and Alex Jones continues to do it. You
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know, of course, there's no doubt in my mind he's part of the
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he's part of the extended families of you know, of this European monarchy,
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Absolutely no doubt, and he doesn't want that information out at all. So
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it's better to go with talked about it. I mean he has, he
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has, I remember long ago he spoke about it. But you know,
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I mean that's I don't know, you know what, I guess Patriot mythology
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even needs to be defined for people because and I think really what it boils
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down to is, you know something I figured out a long time ago,
37:12
which is all cultures, all religions, all all governments run on one thing
37:20
and without that thing, they fail. And that is a belief in the
37:25
history that that that put that that justifies the government, right, because what
37:36
happens is Yeah, you tell this again, this patriot story of George Washington
37:42
protecting the Delaware, and you know, you have the you have the socialist
37:45
who creates the the national Anthem, and the you know, all these all
37:53
these tales of ulysses essentially, and you're you know, whether they're true or
38:02
not has no relevance whatsoever on the notion that I'm somehow forced to be a
38:09
United States citizen like that has nothing to do with whether I you know,
38:17
am I given a choice not to be a US citizen? And I don't
38:22
understand what's going on here. No, because George Washington did this, You're
38:27
free, I'm free. Wait a minute, no, not, how do
38:31
you say I'm free? I'm not freeing any way, shape or form.
38:35
Because I can walk around and do things as an open an open air debtors
38:39
prison does not make me free, right, if I was free, you
38:45
know, But see it's hard to see sometimes, it's hard to see the
38:51
prison sometimes because it is open um. Right. But but but it all
38:57
it all basic, I mean, think about it. Every religion, every
39:00
culture, every government relies on its history. Without that history, if we
39:06
didn't have this fake story or abellished story of the founding vols, right,
39:15
we wouldn't have a reasoning behind the government. Now. That is not to
39:20
say that the government of today has anything to do with what they established back
39:25
then. It's just saying that they're still using that as the excuse for a
39:31
completely militarized, you know, de facto government forcing everybody into a versity,
39:38
even in commerce. I mean, it has nothing to do with that romantic
39:43
story. We're not in I see. I guess what it boils down to,
39:46
man, is that people don't understand we're not in that government. We're
39:50
not under the constitution. Right that. Let me just lay it out for
39:55
you real quick. Okay, whatever was as far as the nation, the
40:04
nation is not a recognized sting in the international body. All right. For
40:10
four hundred years you had the Treaty of Westfalia, and you had all these
40:15
countries become republics. Republic of Russia, Republic of China, Republic of America.
40:22
Right, the states were republics. But a state isn't sovereign, or
40:27
excuse me, a nation isn't sovereign unless it becomes a state, okay.
40:30
In a state is basically incorporation of a of a of a spiritual concept.
40:37
So a nation actually doesn't exist, but you can have a nation between three
40:43
people if you want it. Nation is just a spiritual compact to take care
40:45
of one another and between like minded people. We need to go back to
40:51
that because we've lost that. What happened is that they printed this constitution,
40:59
which was the creation of the perfection or the putting they call it perfecting the
41:07
debt basically so putting it into the international body and a long every other country
41:14
in the world. Now you have the United Nations, right, these are
41:16
all nation states. And I what I used to call the corporation nation because
41:22
I didn't know. I didn't know the term nation state like I do now,
41:27
so I now I understand. Okay, the corporation nation is the nation.
41:30
It's called the nation state that which is in Washington, DC. And
41:36
you know it took over it conquered. Like it's so amazing to me that
41:39
I can go to the website that reads that a that a state in the
41:45
International body, right is a nation state. So the United Kingdom, United
41:52
States, but California and New York and all these other states contras provinces are
41:58
not recognized as into pendant sovereign states. The only sovereign states are nation states.
42:02
So the United States is a state in the Union of nation states,
42:08
is really really messed up. And so that is not at all in any
42:15
way, shape or form what the founding fathers or whatever whatever the Patriot mythology
42:20
says. No, it was about states being independent, private, and free
42:23
from one another. Well what happened in the Confederate States. They wanted to
42:28
get the heck out of the so called nation state and keep their spiritual union
42:36
alive and form their own. Well yeah, well they didn't allow it,
42:40
and you know, the international body didn't recognize it, so we all became
42:45
prisoners of war. So you're talking about a situation where the nation as a
42:52
spiritual concept, right, not anything, not anything that you can point to
43:00
and say, oh, that's a person in law, a corporation. Now
43:02
it becomes incorporated, right, So it becomes Washington, DC, becomes the
43:10
seat of government. You have this thing that they call the corporation in old
43:15
documents, and all of a sudden, the spiritual concept becomes, if you
43:24
will, a substantial thing that takes the entire you know, military structure of
43:32
the states, the militias and turns them to a standing army and then defeats
43:37
the people. And you go and you read what it says. What is
43:43
a nation state? A nation state is a it's a state. It's a
43:51
nation state that has, in other words, a state that has conquered or
43:58
purchased, which are the same word, all of its territory. Then that
44:04
is a requirement to be a nation state is to have conquered the people in
44:09
the territory. Right, so we are I conquered people, were purchased people.
44:15
That's what the Louisiana purchase was. That's what all these the Oregon you
44:19
know whatever, All of those were ways to purchase or conquer in war,
44:28
which are the same thing, ones voluntary ones involuntary, the lands, the
44:34
territories, and then from the territories. Then the people got you know,
44:37
the normal people got together and created states. But the states our creations of
44:45
the people. The states are creations of God of the nation. See that's
44:47
another patriotment to all it. So your petition, government and Congress rights it
44:55
up and the President declares it by signing the document. And now there is
45:00
the state of Oregon or the state of California. Right that didn't just spontaneously
45:06
happen. I mean, no, these are territories first and foremost, they're
45:10
territories of the United States. They're conquered areas, and we are conquered.
45:17
I mean, like I did my whole show on that the first season,
45:22
and then you know, showing showing the threats that were left by the central
45:28
government that if Texas, if you get out of line again, where'm it
45:31
come down here and beat you up again. I mean, it's like we
45:35
you don't know it, but you're still in a state of war and your
45:38
prisoners of war, and you're under this libre code that's been internationally recognized and
45:44
codified, and you know, whatever mythological notion of freedom you have the only
45:53
freedom you have. It's called a franchise. And it's you know, voting
45:57
is called a franchise. It's it's it's just all a big freaking lie.
46:04
And it's based on this notion of what we call the Patriot mythology, which
46:12
is, oh no, that's not what happened. They freed the slaves,
46:16
No they didn't. They nationalized slavery, They nationalized the indenture of men.
46:22
How did they do that? All? Right? With the with the new
46:27
amendments after them after the Civil War of the Okay, well, it is
46:32
to be clear, there was the first thirteenth Amendment. Is there first?
46:36
Now there there's another thirteenth Amendment they talked about, which I have no idea
46:40
whether it's true or not. Um has to do is royal royalty and stuff,
46:45
you know, the titles. But right before the Civil War, was
46:51
the fighting broke out, there was a thirteenth Amendment. It was it was
46:55
written, it was Lincoln, and it was you know, Lincoln was all
47:00
about slavery. He did not want to end slavery. So that's been their
47:04
mythology. Um. And so they wrote this thirteenth Amendment, was ratified by
47:08
a couple of states, but it was just a little bit too late for
47:14
the you know, just to prevent war. What the Southern states were fighting
47:22
for was interestingly, that they're not going to just free the slave, but
47:29
but to get a status from them because they're you know, those those slaveholders.
47:32
They had to take care of their slaves. I mean, there wasn't
47:37
It's not like they portrayed in movies and shit, right, And then you
47:40
had all the rest of the people, the white people or not dark skinned
47:45
color were indentured. I mean for all of history, practically, parents have
47:53
been indenturing their children into some form, whether it's going to a school that
48:00
you can pay for, or hey, you're gonna be a blacksmith. Sorry,
48:04
that's your lat in life. It's our freaking last name, right smith.
48:07
That's what last names used to be based on. So, I mean
48:10
we're the first. We're the first generations in history, the last few generations
48:15
where kids are brought up without being indentured. Okay, I mean I don't
48:22
people probably shocked by that, but I mean it's true. And that's why
48:24
we have so many problems with our children. Honestly, is because because that
48:30
that tradition has gone away. To be honest with you, that's my belief
48:36
now that I've studied it. Um indenture. It's not necessarily a bad thing.
48:39
I mean, you're charged with the care of the child and the learning
48:43
of the child. Well, now, what we did with the thirteenth Amendment,
48:46
their first thirteen Amendment said slavery is now legal in the States. The
48:52
US government has nothing to do with it. We're gonna we're gonna stop trying
48:55
to tread on the rights of the states, and we're gonna leave slavery up
49:00
to the states, just like they left abortion up to the states, Right,
49:02
So I see the connection or kind of yeah, it was right.
49:07
So so Lincoln was very much in favor of actually was kind of neutral in
49:14
the subject. According to his quotes, he didn't believe that white men and
49:17
black men would ever live together in any kind of real, unforced, you
49:23
know, situation. And you know, that might be right, it might
49:29
be wrong. I don't know. I guess, I guess we're all enculturated
49:32
together. Right. It was just it was just that feeling at the time.
49:37
It wasn't malicious, and it wasn't It was just like it was something
49:44
that that came about and then people were either like yeah, or this is
49:49
wrong, or they were in government and they were just playing both sides.
49:53
When when the Declaration of Independence was written the link it was Washington basically said,
50:02
this is nothing original. This is the sentiment of the of you know,
50:07
it's the revolutionary spirit, right, But of course what was the revolution?
50:14
You know, I think the whole idea here was to globalize as slowly
50:20
and that's exactly what they did. So so so here you have this this
50:24
new amendment to appease the Southern states essentially, and well appease everybody. They
50:30
just said, Okay, the federal govern's not going to put its hand anymore
50:35
into the issue of slavery. States can decide for themselves, if people can
50:38
decide for themselves, right, well, yeah, that ratified in two states.
50:44
It's documented histories has never talked about for some reason. Oh, I
50:47
wonder why we think. I think how different things would be today if that
50:52
amendment had been ratified in all the states, right right? I mean,
50:57
what a what a horrible thought that we'd still be in slavery today. Um.
51:04
Because trust me when I say these these this blood line of people,
51:07
including Lincoln, did not I don't think they have the empathy to you know,
51:15
really even care. I think they were just they just go along with
51:19
the sentiment. Um. But anyway, so fighting breaks out in the Civil
51:23
War and they come out, you know, they they they defeat everybody.
51:30
They write these decks. They don't never declared peace, but they did write
51:34
declarations that I can't remember what they were called, but they were like,
51:38
you know, horrible, horrible things that are are still on record that say,
51:44
again, if you're if you get out of line. We're gonna come
51:46
a beach up again. And we spoke about this little um uh bit of
51:52
information that the handshake at the courthouse was between two cousins of the same bloodline.
52:00
Obviously, well, that's my personal thought on the subject, and I
52:07
I mean, I think I've proven it at this point. In fact,
52:08
I'm going to rerelease all my genealogical stuff some of that. Some of that
52:14
stuff is like cold. I mean that that thing I did, um,
52:17
it's kind of a foundation of everything I when I heard and when I was
52:22
researching that, yeah, I was like, oh my god. I mean,
52:24
here's a group of people, the Jacobites, the us Trust, right,
52:31
they're all I mean, they're they're seriously saying that they are the one
52:35
fourth that should rule, and that I am the one fourth that will not
52:38
accept their rule and therefore I must die. I mean that that's their religion
52:44
basically. And the Jacobins came out of were of French, of French.
52:52
I mean, really it's the theosophy that that that sort of stuff, um
53:00
turn into theosophy and the you know what they call the Illuminati. You know,
53:06
Washington spoke of the Illuminati being a the real one, right, being
53:13
a high mason himself, and he spoke about how the Illuminati came in and
53:20
did exactly what they had said they were going to do, which is to
53:23
infiltrate masonry and take it over and you know, become the basically act behind
53:30
masonry, which of course that's who wrote all the constitutions are Masonic. So
53:37
yeah, I mean that gives you an idea. But if you if you
53:38
hear they're you know, the things they have to say are just horrible.
53:44
But so you're you're going along. You have the Civil War as they call
53:49
it, um not to free slaves because they'd already passed the law, but
53:54
the law was no good because it wasn't ratified, and so to end the
53:58
war. Yeah, yeah, your thirteenth Amendment, Now, what is the
54:00
thirteenth Amendment does? What does it do? It says vol involuntary slavery is
54:07
now not allowed in any states. Basically, what doesn't say anything about indenture
54:14
doesn't say anything about voluntary slavery and voluntarism, the doctrine of master enslave.
54:22
Yeah, it's just this matter of putting yourself in an inferior position to you
54:27
know, taking a false god essentially, So that's what indenture is. So
54:31
you go and you look up these terms. You know, what is an
54:39
indent. Indent means a certificate, a certificate of public debt. It means
54:49
to bind by indentures or to apprentice. What is an indenture, It's a
54:53
deed. What is a birth certificate? It's an indent, it's a deed.
54:59
It's an denture. Right, so you know, you go to the
55:02
word apprentice. Oh okay, suddenly everything makes sense. We're all we're all
55:07
being in demententured through the versture. So they created the fourteenth Amendment as this
55:14
weird sort of apprenticeship, and then they provide you know, that's why public
55:20
school is required, because the apprentice holder, right, the principle has to
55:24
provide training. And the problem, you know, you're put into a public
55:30
debt, just like the word says, and you're allowed to be sort of
55:36
this free agent, like a free slave. Right, that's the best.
55:40
You know, how many courts have you seen the free slave? The slave
55:44
it's allowed to choose his own profession. Is the perfect slave. Those who
55:47
falsely believe they are free. None are more hopelessly enslaved than those who falsibly
55:53
believe they're free. So it's perfect. I mean, it's a perfect situation
55:58
to hold slave now nationalized slavery in a voluntary sect. So they start this
56:07
this cycle of giving your children away, um, into into a national nation
56:17
state model across the world. So we're all indentured serbans or we're known to
56:22
be subjects, right, um, So this is how you know, the
56:30
other aspect of this is that these nation states that took over, every single
56:34
one of them, they're all run by the royalty. So all our presidents,
56:39
you know, are are the royal family. Like they predict the president
56:45
by how much royal blood he's he's got the right, right, Yeah.
56:52
So I mean, I don't know what to tell people that this is absolutely
56:55
this is how the royal family took back. If I'm honest, I think
57:01
they quelled everything. I think they first they promoted that sort of self government,
57:09
the republic model. Right, every country in the world became a republican
57:15
that wasn't already an anarchy. But they knew that men couldn't self govern,
57:21
right they need especially if we don't have the knowledge and they couldn't even read.
57:25
So I think that every country became a republic, and then the republic
57:31
was taken over, just like we were taken over. I mean, if
57:34
you look at the history of every country, you see that the same thing
57:37
that happened in every country happened here. Like there's no difference between what happened
57:43
in America. I mean, it's story is a little different because we have
57:45
these states, but I mean it's it's pretty much the same exact history that
57:50
the nation state model took over. So now every country every republic, and
57:54
that's just like I said, every country publica Korea, republic of this republica
58:00
California republic of right, those don't don't actually exist in international law as sovereign
58:05
bodies. There's no states left. There's only nation states. And I don't
58:09
think people understand what that means. It means we've already been globalized. We're
58:15
already in the United Nations, We're already that it's already happened. We've been
58:21
concurred. And I don't know what I can do to get that through to
58:24
people's heads when they talk about, oh, George Washington was a hero.
58:30
No, these guys weren't heroes. They created the nation state, created this
58:35
thing what was before when you talk about the Republican and when he talking about
58:40
that stuff, well came maybe you can talk romantically about that because that was
58:45
a self governing entity. But when you come along and you say that the
58:50
United States won the Constitute, to give the Constitution any kind of lip service
58:57
is ridiculous. It means you've not read it. You don't understand stand it.
59:00
You know, you haven't read Spoon, you haven't read anybody that you
59:04
know. I don't understand it. It's I do understand it. I'll put
59:07
it, I'll put it, I'll take it back. It's a complete religion.
59:14
It is the belief that just superseds um common sense and um and just
59:22
um critical thinking and and all of that. Now. I reached out to
59:28
you um a little a little while ago, a few three or four weeks
59:31
ago, talking about you know this, uh, this second part to that
59:38
you can only apparently that you can only see on Canadian television about the corporation
59:44
and all that other stuff. But then right after that, I, you
59:50
know, and again I didn't know that much or honestly or freeing ive or
59:53
shit about about George Washington or Lincoln or any of that. It just wasn't
1:00:00
something that I that I really even wanted to focus on. And um,
1:00:04
and so I'm watching this two part History channel and then you know, the
1:00:08
first one was Loyal Subject, and of course, um, there's George Washington
1:00:14
and and and I'm going to break this down like like without a whole lot
1:00:19
of the detail, but what I can gather because again I'm always looking for
1:00:25
the conspiracy. I'm always looking for and you helped in in this particular area
1:00:32
as well. I was naturally, you know, infused with with looking for
1:00:38
you know, what's what's the hook, what's the hitch? Right? So
1:00:43
with Washington, he um eventually doing for for whatever his reason was. His
1:00:52
father died young, he was a young man. Next thing you know,
1:00:57
he's he's in he's in the military, the loyal subject of the British Empire.
1:01:02
And then um, he gets he gets really he goes to Philadelphia and
1:01:08
he wants to go in there and he wants to share his opinion and or
1:01:12
what his thoughts are. And then and then you know, the Whigs,
1:01:15
they're like, what come on, get out seriously. So he walks away
1:01:22
all like you know, butt hurt. And then he goes and lives on
1:01:28
Martha's land, which was vast, and they had their crops tobacco and and
1:01:35
and all of these other I guess whatever they could grow in there. And
1:01:37
then they had their slaves as well, and sadly they had their slaves and
1:01:46
and so next thing, you know, the British Empire starts imposing all of
1:01:53
these roles and taxation and all these all these things that they wouldn't tolerate anymore.
1:01:59
So he goes in and it's just like, um. They go to
1:02:01
Philadelphia and they're like, this is kind of fed up, you know,
1:02:07
um that they're doing this. And there's Benjamin Franklin member he didn't you know,
1:02:14
he had his hell Fire Club membership card, the Satan Satanic you know,
1:02:21
membership card. And I believe they were all Masons at that at that
1:02:23
time. Um, uh malicious or or what. I don't know, you
1:02:30
can chime in on that. Um. And so next thing, you know,
1:02:36
they they go to war and um, and then they they know that
1:02:42
they're outnumbered, and of course Washington is putting to death all these guys that
1:02:50
are you know, just drunken, slovenly dudes, and you know, punishment
1:02:55
for abandonment. And then at the end of the second part when he's sitting
1:03:02
there and he's like, oh, yeah, man, you know, like
1:03:06
we just have to we have to fight no matter what. And then somebody
1:03:13
delivers a message to him from Franklin's saying that France is going to help us.
1:03:20
France is going to help us out. And to me right there,
1:03:24
it's like, we gotta make this look good across the board, so at
1:03:31
the right time we'll get the reinforcements that we need to solidify this land grab.
1:03:40
And so that was pretty that was pretty much it, and just probably
1:03:45
about two or three hours day solidified the Patriot mythology. Yeah, and again
1:03:52
remember the perfection part, Right, to make a more perfect union, there
1:03:57
was another word for taking the debts that they owed to these countries, making
1:04:02
them making them internationally bound. Right, you have to create some entity,
1:04:08
some corporate structure to be bound in otherwise international law doesn't, right, you
1:04:15
know, don't ever, you can't go to Washington, excuse me. You
1:04:18
can't go to Philadelphia for instance, and not think, oh my god,
1:04:23
this is like the commercial this was the commercial hub of right. I mean,
1:04:28
it's not like they had good intentions you know, this was to expand
1:04:32
the This was to expand the empire. But you also have to understand when
1:04:43
it comes to Washington right now, Okay, I think the biggest patriot mythology,
1:04:49
the one thing that's standing in everybody's way, right the difference between public
1:04:57
and private people public slave or private private self governing people is this Second Amendment?
1:05:05
All right? The big patriot mythology is that arms. This is a
1:05:10
capitalized captain and m word means guns. And you know, the of course
1:05:16
they're going to promote the myths because they don't want people to really know,
1:05:20
like if I were to go, if I if I go, I mean
1:05:25
there's out of my book. Actually the you know, we're talking about,
1:05:28
what is it? What is the purpose of both preserving the right too and
1:05:34
the bearing of your arms your civic heraldry, you your ecclesiastical heraldry. You're
1:05:44
right, well, see this is what people don't understand. What did they
1:05:48
make it in the Second Amendment of the Constitution back then when they signed off
1:05:54
on it the Masonic Compact? Did lude did they allude that it was about
1:06:00
bearing your your your bloodline and your family or what? Or or was there
1:06:05
like something in that that's what arms means. So they said it's capitalized words,
1:06:12
so it specifically means heraldry. Arms would be an uncapitalized word, just
1:06:18
like the word people and the word order and the word happiness and put all
1:06:23
these terms. That's because it's their version. It's not it's not general terms.
1:06:29
Now let me let me, let me just interrupt real fast, because
1:06:31
there's a lot of people out there that when they listen to this, they're
1:06:33
going to say, Oh, this guy is against um the gun ownership.
1:06:41
That's what people are gonna say when when they're told something other than what they
1:06:45
they they they firmly believe they're going to think that. And no, no,
1:06:48
I don't believe that about you. I don't I don't know. I
1:06:53
mean, you don't understand the notion of bearing your arms mean that you're private
1:07:00
from your a private family. You're not part of the family or corporation that
1:07:06
we are now citizens of the United States, you're not Americans. You're citizens
1:07:11
of a nation state and an international body that's been set up to enslaveing and
1:07:15
entrap you. You don't have constitutional rights. So Second Amendment doesn't even freaking
1:07:21
apply to citizens in the United States. This is all a lie, that's
1:07:26
what I say. It's this is mythology. So I understand. What you
1:07:30
have to understand, right. What you have to understand is when you make
1:07:35
a family trust. Okay, this is how they work. With the family
1:07:42
trust, you're creating a perpetual document or a perpetual if you will, you
1:07:48
can if you use incorporation in a way that doesn't apply to the legal aspect
1:07:55
of an artificial person, you're creating your family. That is what they are.
1:08:00
When you say bar your heraldry, bear your arms right. The fact
1:08:06
that you can and have the inherent right to bear your own family name and
1:08:15
arms and heraldry, that is what gives you the right to have guns and
1:08:20
protect it. That's why you had a militia that would protect the people from
1:08:26
government, not a standing army. So the reason you can't have guns,
1:08:31
or the reason you won't, the reason they snatch guns all over the world,
1:08:35
is because people have been sucked up into this nation state model that was
1:08:41
the idea to take away your inherent rights. Let me just read this,
1:08:45
okay, the Washington Arms and Civil Heraldry. This is from the American Heraldry
1:08:53
Society American Herald in two thousand and six. Okay, the Washington Arms and
1:09:01
Civic Heraldry has already mentioned. The District of Columbia flies a flag that is
1:09:10
actually a banner of the arms of the Washington family. Is not a banner
1:09:15
that has guns on it. No, it's the heraldry of the king or
1:09:19
will be King of America, the High Mason. Let me say that again.
1:09:25
The District of Columbia flies a flag that is actually a banner of the
1:09:30
arms of the Washington family. Contrary to what is often reported. However,
1:09:34
it does not use the design on a shield as a coat of arms proper.
1:09:42
Okay, so it's not it's not signifying the actual arms. It's it's
1:09:48
in honor of, like I said, the King Washington County. And then
1:09:55
how are kings uh fulfilled? The closest family, remember right, the closest
1:10:00
to the bloodline. But we can't do that in Americas, so they their
1:10:05
cousins. Contrary to what does opera report does not does not use this design
1:10:11
on his shield as a coat of arms proper. Washington County, Virginia,
1:10:15
does use a shield with the Washington arms, but differences them in accordance with
1:10:19
Harold the custom, in this case changing the color of the mullets to blue.
1:10:25
Frederick's bird. Virginia also draws Washington arms in a different arm et cetera,
1:10:30
et cetera. Both employees the Washington arms, but in their general form,
1:10:40
so it's generally recognized as improper hellral the practice to borrow the arms of
1:10:45
another. And the point here is the symbolic you know, flag of the
1:10:56
nation state. Is that a general of George Washington, the high Mason,
1:11:01
the high Mason, the highest head Mason in the country. Did he obtain
1:11:08
when did he obtain this title? Well, it's there's a museum in Washington,
1:11:14
DC with a big compass and the square outside of it dedicated to displaying
1:11:19
his cherished Masonic apron I mean exactly, Oh yeah, absolutely, But I'm
1:11:27
just wondering. And when we go back to you know, when he was
1:11:30
a young man his father died, I imagine that his father, I imagine
1:11:34
that his father was a mason. And then I also, um think at
1:11:40
some point that he was made a mason before he even um accepted any level
1:11:46
of importance in the military. That's that's just um, you know, my
1:11:57
my curiosity as as to when he I mean, I don't. I don't
1:12:00
think I've ever looked at his actual personal you know, journey into how he
1:12:05
got to his position. But I mean, I'm I'm only interested that a
1:12:12
number because this is the point I'm trying to make here, Okay, number
1:12:15
of private associations, keeping in mind demands, what masons are, That's what
1:12:21
all these groups that run the world, they're private association. United States technically
1:12:27
is a private association. Just we don't know what we call it the public
1:12:30
or all members of it. It's like a big trade union citizenship that was
1:12:35
essentially, Yeah, that was the I mean, you're the law m PM
1:12:41
and the what do they call it, the all the thing that the bar
1:12:45
association. Yeah, everything is boy scouts, you name it. They're all
1:12:50
private. And that's you said, man, that's why Biden Biden families getting
1:12:56
away with all this crime internationally because yeah, yeah, well what did they
1:13:00
say? They said, Well, there's a bunch of ll scenes limited liability
1:13:04
companies, not corporations and trusts. That's how they operate, and so we're
1:13:11
not so let me insert this. I listened to I listened to the latest
1:13:16
UM on the online and UM it turns out right that they're doing all this
1:13:23
stuff in the private, and then the media or the right, which which
1:13:27
what has ever left of the right, is saying, oh, pointing out
1:13:31
all these all these things, and it's like the reason why nothing's ever going
1:13:36
to come of it is because the Biden family is are doing these things in
1:13:43
in in a private manner, which exactly right, and so I which is
1:13:48
ancient. It's how organized crime is done. It's how the church operates,
1:13:53
It's how most congressmen, op. I mean, this is what runs.
1:13:57
This is why you don't hear about it. It's not publicly reported because it's
1:14:00
private. It's secret. Secret and private mean the same thing, foreign and
1:14:04
private. So they're foreign from the jurisdiction of the United States when they act
1:14:09
in this way. Listen to this, okay, So well, when I
1:14:13
say your trust or your family arms is what they were so interested in preserving,
1:14:20
you, listen to this. A number of private associations and clubs in
1:14:26
Washington, DC area use the Washington Arms as the basis of their organizational stables,
1:14:35
all right. The Saint Andrew's Society as a variation of it, while
1:14:44
Saint's Cross of Scotland they were granted to the society by the lord Lyon King
1:14:49
of Arms, the Scottish heraldic authority. That's not even supposed to be allowed
1:14:54
in America. But it's private, so it's not happening in. It's happening,
1:15:00
you know, it's happening outside of it's in. Why in DC people
1:15:04
just get you gotta understand that DC is foreign from all states. So the
1:15:10
only way to really get out of the tyranny of it the day to day
1:15:15
there, he needs to go back to the state. We've abandoned the States.
1:15:19
We're not We're not the people, right, the states are the people.
1:15:24
We're United States citizens. We're not of the States. That's what the
1:15:29
birth certificate does. It put you into the United States. So we don't
1:15:32
bear arms. We have no privacy because we don't have up up. We're
1:15:39
not we're not judged by blood right. The law doesn't apply to us by
1:15:44
our family, by our by the bearing of our own arms. We are
1:15:47
in the family of the United States. Family to them is a corporation,
1:15:50
So we're in the corporation. We're all sons and daughters of the state of
1:15:57
the nation state right, So they absolutely control the person that we pretend to
1:16:01
be the status, so it's a lower status. So that's why they preserve
1:16:06
this right to bear their arms, which is why all these private associations bear
1:16:14
the Washington arms. Why would they do that because they're showing that they're part
1:16:18
of the Washington family, not US citizen. That's how they act privately.
1:16:25
I'm telling you man right now, if I want to, I could take
1:16:28
my family trust and I can create a new I could either use my old
1:16:30
family or I can create a new coat of arms. For what I'm establishing
1:16:39
is my perpetual family from now on. Because I'm bearing those arms, I'm
1:16:45
putting everything into a trust. And therefore, note there is no court,
1:16:49
there's the laws not needed anymore because now I'm recognized by my blood, my
1:16:55
blood line, and all my property and everything possessions are going to go to
1:16:59
my children. That's the that's how the law sees it. But a person's
1:17:02
fort subjects for apprentices of the United States, those who are indentured, you
1:17:08
don't have arms. You're not burying them. You're not in other words,
1:17:14
you're not carrying them on your lapel or you're not you know, your shield
1:17:17
is not showing your arms, right, Your shield is you're you got the
1:17:23
United States on your arms. That's all you have. You don't have arms
1:17:29
right. This notion that, I mean, it's such a petty thing to
1:17:32
think that arms means guns. And I'm sorry, but you need to learn
1:17:36
this. You need to understand this because this is what's going to if you're
1:17:41
ever going to set yourself free. This is how you're gonna do it.
1:17:45
This is how you're gonna become private from this is you're gonna That's right,
1:17:49
isn't it. There The reason they put this in the uh, you know,
1:17:55
the ten ten Amendments is to protect them. They're not going to get
1:18:00
rid of this. They're not going to get rid of cash. They aren't
1:18:02
going to hear the rid of the way that they operate in the private right,
1:18:06
right. It's just a matter of uncovering it because it is secret.
1:18:12
It is why they call it secret societies and brotherhoods and fraternities and all this
1:18:16
stuff. This is how the world is run. They create the public around
1:18:20
the public government to protect themselves. This is why we can't do anything against
1:18:27
them, because we're trying to operate through their system they set up to protect
1:18:31
them. It's ridiculous when you think about it. So the only way you're
1:18:35
going to fight, they'll kill you before they let you know exactly right,
1:18:42
So the only way you're going to ever be able to fight them is privately,
1:18:44
not publicly. Public protects them. Right. You can't go to court
1:18:47
and go after Biden. I mean, come on and whatever, like said
1:18:56
lip service or whatever show they're they're doing with Trump and Bite. They're not
1:19:00
going to go into their private affairs. Not not at all, and not
1:19:04
at all. That would be like that would be like a prisoner exposing another
1:19:10
prisoner knowing that that prisoner can expose him. They're not going to expose each
1:19:14
other. So um, and you mentioned, you know, you defined a
1:19:18
district and whenever when you defined, you know what a district is. It
1:19:24
made me automatically think of a movie that was called District nine. Did you
1:19:30
ever see that? It's where these aliens came to Earth? At this was
1:19:39
in South Africa. Aliens came to Earth and they weren't like, they weren't
1:19:45
aliens that were looking to take over. Something was wrong with them. They
1:19:48
were that they were sick or they were ill or something like that, and
1:19:53
they put them I don't know whether they created a new district, but they
1:19:56
put them in this thing called District nine and that and that District nine was
1:20:00
this is where the aliens from outer space came from, and it was all
1:20:06
about controlling them, you know, or at least so defined the district.
1:20:13
Well, when you look up the word what is a district, it has
1:20:16
three words that go with it, which is distraint, distress, and seizure.
1:20:24
Right, so I mean it's technically Caesar necessary in section you yank the
1:20:29
baby out of the mother unnaturally. Well, yeah, when you're put into
1:20:33
a district, you're seized. Your property is seized, which is exactly what
1:20:38
happens to us at birth. You're you're distressed and you're in distract. So
1:20:44
you can look those terms up and you can understand exactly what that means.
1:20:50
And it's not a good thing. I mean, you don't want to be
1:20:54
in a district. Like I said, the district. The district is there
1:20:58
to take you out of what wouldn't give out of your ability to even declare
1:21:03
your arms ever, Ben carry your arms right because you're if you're a person
1:21:08
in the United States, you can't also carry that you're carrying the arms of
1:21:12
the United States. You you can't carry the you know, the flag.
1:21:16
You've remember that song, Remember that song, And this is how I feel,
1:21:23
very very much, the song of by Mike and the Mechanics. Man.
1:21:27
It goes silent running, it says, pledge, pledge, allegiance to
1:21:31
the flag, whatever flag they offer, Keep the way you really, keep
1:21:35
the way you really feel on the inside. You know, don't let them,
1:21:40
don't let them see that, you you know, keep it private.
1:21:44
That and I have to say, that's kind of how I feel, is
1:21:46
that all the all all of us people out here who've been in this truth
1:21:51
movement and have been you know, fooled by the Patriot mythology and fooled.
1:21:57
Really you need to try to fit in, which is kind of what we're
1:22:02
teaching you fit in, but you also be private, right, don't try
1:22:09
to It's kind of like the Matrix, you know, in that one scene
1:22:13
where he's showing him that everybody is a potential agent. The woman, the
1:22:19
woman in the red dress, right. I meanwhile, I was looking at
1:22:23
the woman in the red dress. One of the common people that's just walking
1:22:27
around becomes an agent. Well, that's because we're all in agency. It's
1:22:31
an agency relationship. So we're all technically each other's enemy. We could at
1:22:38
any time turn against each other, especially when we see someone acting privately or
1:22:45
hey, you're not acting right, you're doing something right. We're supposed to
1:22:50
be doing everything wrong. No, this isn't right. So we rad each
1:22:55
other out, we turn against we start persecuting. You know. That's really
1:23:00
what persecution is going to be, is the public persecuting the private right.
1:23:05
And I mean this again, this is a lot of information. I mean,
1:23:09
I've been I've been listening, and I've been um absorbing this information.
1:23:15
And it's and it's been kind of it's it's kind of tough, mostly because
1:23:21
yeah, and it's and it is far into what we what we believe that
1:23:29
we are, and um, you know, the COVID response and all of
1:23:33
these other things goes right in line with what they're allowed to do to those
1:23:42
who are in the public. UM and just so many things. And what
1:23:46
I would say is, I've I've posted a number of conversations on the sub
1:23:51
stack on this um to find out more about what Clint is, what Clint
1:23:59
has really, I don't even want to say research to um what what Clinton
1:24:04
has analyzed. He has analyzed a critic with through critical thinking, He's analyzed
1:24:10
the the system, the landscape of what this is and only to find out
1:24:17
that it is. It is a deception, It is a it is something
1:24:26
at the story that has been told is there. It's like Santa Claus first
1:24:30
comes to birth certificate than Santa Claus, Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny.
1:24:35
You know, it's just more lies of you know, like I don't know,
1:24:43
I've said, I've heard this any number of times where people say,
1:24:46
you know, when a kid gets to the age where he realizes that there's
1:24:49
no Santa Claus and he starts telling other children that there's no Santa Claus,
1:24:55
and then those kids are traumatized because there is no Santa Claus. I mean,
1:25:00
we look at this as like, oh, that's just kids being kids,
1:25:02
and of course there is no Santa Claus. Why don't we want to
1:25:04
start out lying to children. Why don't we want to start lying? It
1:25:10
just goes in with the with the entire brain parasite that we you know that
1:25:17
we uh unfortunately have been exposed to. Our parents didn't know that they were
1:25:25
abandoning us to the state at birth and like you said, I can just
1:25:30
imagine that a child, some strange child, is born with the ability to
1:25:40
speak, and he's like there and the mother's holding him and he says,
1:25:46
hey, hey, lady, don't sign the birth certificate. Like I keep
1:25:53
on thinking of these and like you did with the Noah and all that other
1:25:56
stuff, like some kind of animated thing, don't sign the birth certificate.
1:26:01
Whatever you do, you know, kind of like one of those um movies
1:26:05
where people, uh, you know, transfer their consciousness into something and and
1:26:12
then you know, just just all these things that that we get these revelations,
1:26:18
they tell us the truth or some semblance of reality through these movies.
1:26:25
Do you do you believe that that they that they have to do this on
1:26:28
some level, that they have to kind of reveal who they are and what
1:26:32
they're doing through through these platforms, because let's face it, I mean,
1:26:39
um, it's these movies are littered with what you could say, easter eggs.
1:26:46
They're littered with with little pieces of information, and unless you know what
1:26:50
you're looking at, you're not going to be able to decipher it. I
1:26:56
mean, consider it like the Bible, And why is the Bible everywhere wise
1:27:00
the most you know why he used to be in hotels. Why is it
1:27:03
everywhere? Well, because it's the law. You have to you have to
1:27:10
you have to have it available. And you know when the Bible says my
1:27:15
people will are dying or failing because of the lack of knowledge, well it
1:27:21
actually says use are willing not you know, they're willingly ignorant. Right,
1:27:29
we're keeping ourselves willingly, intentionally, purposely ignorant of the law of in all
1:27:35
forms. And so yeah, that the reason that US Code is entirely is
1:27:43
available to you to look at it anytime, it's because they can. You
1:27:49
can't have volunteerism unless you provide the item of the contract that you're volunteering for.
1:27:59
Is I have they have to give you? How do you think I
1:28:01
find all this stuff? Right? If I'm finding itch and then it's public
1:28:05
information and some would say some would say, hey, this guy's misinterpreting things,
1:28:12
you know, because that's what that's what a slave minded person will do.
1:28:15
They will hear a message like this, and they will and they will
1:28:19
try to jump through. You know, it's like you're throwing darts at them,
1:28:26
but you're actually throwing them. You know, you're throwing them a you
1:28:31
know this, but you know pearls at swine, that type of a thing,
1:28:35
like a like a right. They're not that. They're going to be
1:28:40
like, well, he misinterpreted this or he did that, or you know,
1:28:44
and it's like, I, I, you know what, again,
1:28:48
my path I believe that. And I said that in the beginning. I
1:28:50
believe that my path through this entire you know, in twenty eleven when I
1:28:56
started to kind of get on line and do and speak out. You know,
1:29:03
not that's saying that I've made a dent in anything, but you know,
1:29:09
just getting through and and and uh and hearing about you and then listening
1:29:15
to you and Patrick and you and Daniel, and Daniel said some very very
1:29:19
powerful things that pretty much define exactly where you know, define twenty twenty and
1:29:28
and and and to the you know, which didn't the genocide didn't didn't start,
1:29:34
didn't just start in twenty twenty, It's been it's been ongoing. And
1:29:39
then Daniel, he made any number of things, any any number of comments,
1:29:43
and I can't I'm not going to quote him, but he said,
1:29:46
at some point they're just gonna start reeling in. They're gonna start reeling in
1:29:53
and um and uncloaking and and you know, in so many words, he
1:30:01
explained what twenty what twenty twenty was with the with the Yeah, I mean,
1:30:09
look, if we're gonna if I was to describe twenty each time about
1:30:14
COVID, right, if I was described as biological attack, I mean,
1:30:21
suddenly here I am gaining all this weight, feeling really unhealthy. I go
1:30:29
to the get my blood tested and my my test ostrom is at zero.
1:30:34
Yeah, well how did that happen? Well, I mean if you if
1:30:39
you look, you'll you'll find that COVID the receptors that it attaches to are
1:30:46
in your gonads and that and that's because they added the HIV element of this,
1:30:57
So it does attach to you, It does go to your The receptors
1:31:01
are everywhere that COVID attacks and uh, just like AIDS, it goes in
1:31:11
and it destroys your sexual reproduction. So you're seeing an epidemic. Well,
1:31:17
I mean, I don't know if it's like this where you live, but
1:31:20
I mean if I turn on the radio, all I hear are commercials for
1:31:25
direct all dysfunction and low test AUST. Oh. Yeah, it's been going
1:31:29
on for which leads me to believe that whatever the biological attack was that that
1:31:35
went live, that went you know, uh full retard if you will,
1:31:42
um, was something that they've used, you know, sporadically here and there
1:31:47
as a testing ground to then say, Okay, we're just gonna you know,
1:31:54
we're just gonna do this now because we're on clooking, we're clothing and
1:32:00
so the un talking of the enemy, you know, starship. I think
1:32:09
that the fact that we're all talking about but not doing anything about censorship is
1:32:15
amazing. I mean it's like we're wearing this censorship like like cross we're not
1:32:23
doing We're just accepting it. You know. It's like, yeah, we
1:32:28
are censored, like we are sinners, but we are censored, and therefore
1:32:31
we're special or we're over the target or ever. Wait a minute, no,
1:32:35
that's not that's not acceptable. People. Your government is censoring. And
1:32:40
if you think it's not government, well, who do you think it owns
1:32:42
YouTube? What do you think it owns Google? Who do you think?
1:32:45
I mean, what do you think these co operations are? They're international parts
1:32:49
of the international body. Yeah right, I mean that was my first research.
1:32:56
So look, I mean I I just don't know what to say.
1:32:59
If you're going to if you're going to talk about all these things, if
1:33:02
you're gonna if you're gonna be just another Alex fucking excuse me, Alex Jones,
1:33:09
and you're going to be a predictive programmer, and you're going to talk
1:33:13
about these things without the intention of actually altering their course of history. In
1:33:19
other words, if you're just talking about these things to predicularly program and get
1:33:25
people used to it before it happens, and then do nothing about it when
1:33:30
it does happen, what the hell are you Well, that is a direct,
1:33:35
absolute condition of calling for the patriot mythology. You don't think you can
1:33:43
do anything right. But wait a minute. You're supposed to be a patriot.
1:33:46
You're supposed to be like the fun you're supposed to be fighting against hearing.
1:33:51
You're supposed to be risking your own life and that of your career and
1:33:55
your family to protect your people, your family, and you're doing jack shit.
1:34:00
So don't give me any of this patriot nonsense. And if you're talking
1:34:03
about joining the military becoming a mercenary a prostitute, that's you're joining the military
1:34:10
against your family. You're there to protect the government against the people. So
1:34:15
patriot mythology, all it's doing is dragging us down into the dirt. We're
1:34:20
not in any way acting. It's just like a Christian. I call myself
1:34:26
a Christian, and I don't follow christ I call myself a patriot, and
1:34:29
I don't follow whatever model it is. I'm not doing anything to protect this
1:34:35
whole thing that's supposed to protect my god given rights. But then we don't
1:34:40
even know about We don't even know the right to bear arms, So how
1:34:43
could we possibly know how we can express our God given inherent rights that which
1:34:48
to protect the Constitution actually protects. But no, no, we accept citizenship,
1:34:55
we accept indentured servanty. We put our shoe, we abandoned our children
1:35:00
to give up our property rates, our parental rights for your children. We
1:35:03
say, no, that's you know, here, you go just like to
1:35:05
have for generations and generations generations before us. They're in venturing our children to
1:35:12
the two well on this case, to an organized you know, organized corporation.
1:35:17
But I mean it's just the same thing. So yeah, I do
1:35:21
you know, stop talking about patriots stuff. If you're not gonna be a
1:35:26
patriot, you're not You're not patriots. Oh well, I'm preparing for What
1:35:31
do you mean you're preparing? What does that even mean? You're preparing for
1:35:35
what you're preparing because you're not being pitched, you're not doing anything to prevent
1:35:40
it, which is exactly what Alex Jones does. He puts it in your
1:35:44
mind that it's gonna happen. You've already accepted. By the time it happens,
1:35:47
it's already you've already accepted it. You're are you? Oh? Yeah?
1:35:51
And what do you? What do you What can I say about anything?
1:35:55
Huh? Oh? I told you so, That's all I got.
1:35:58
I told you so, Well, what does that do? What good does
1:36:01
it do for me to sit here in a position as well? I wrote
1:36:04
about it, nobody paid attention, or some people did, and they didn't
1:36:08
do anything about it. Who am I blaming? The only piece that people
1:36:11
I could blame is myself because I didn't do anything to stop it. I
1:36:14
tried my best. I did what I thought and was the proper thing to
1:36:17
do. I thought exposure would do something, but that's actually another myths.
1:36:23
Exposure doesn't do anything. Yeah, And I mean I've been listening to a
1:36:26
lot of your you know, all the the archives of the Corporation Nation and
1:36:32
and just kind of moving through them from beginning, you know, and experiencing
1:36:39
your every time that you had like a you know, a new revelation and
1:36:44
everything like that. And it's and you're moving. And here's the good thing
1:36:47
is that we can only change ourselves. That's what you're doing now. And
1:36:54
um, I'm you know, I'm I'm feeling that I'm moving in that direction
1:37:00
as well. Let's let's go in the direction of of money, and let's
1:37:08
talk about the Let's talk about the Kaffer as well, because I believe that's
1:37:13
something that everybody needs to understand to really see that our taxation, the money
1:37:24
that they get from us, does not make this United States or whatever your
1:37:30
understanding, whatever the understanding is of the United States to move forward. I've
1:37:35
been listening to your early conversations with Walter Burien. I did also see that
1:37:43
as I was going through and I typed in his name on bitch shoot.
1:37:46
Um, he did have his back. I want to say, maybe two
1:37:50
thousan ten or earlier, he was talking with Alex Jones. He might have
1:37:56
been on there with him like two or three times, and so I didn't
1:38:00
really kind of list. I wanted to listen to more of you know you
1:38:03
and him. Walter. Walter was really up. He was really upset with
1:38:08
Jones because Jones made a video called Comprehensive Anual Financial Reports. He's most after
1:38:15
he met Walter, and he didn't consult Walts already. He just did it,
1:38:19
you know, like he does with everything. He just did it and
1:38:21
then added his own sort of flavor, like he made it look like it
1:38:25
was his revelation or his understanding. Right, I don't even think he mentioned
1:38:29
I'm not sure he mentioned Walter even but I can't remember. Well, I
1:38:32
know that video. I saw a few of them, one that was like
1:38:35
really somewhat old because Jones looked, you know, very young, and then
1:38:41
I listened to but um, so yeah, that that's usually his uh.
1:38:45
You know, his motive is to is to kind of adopt someone else's information
1:38:50
and then and then twist it in a certain way. So all you have
1:38:56
to know, all you have to know about Jones, I think he is.
1:39:00
And when he did his his uh or his no, I call it
1:39:08
his war of the world because he you know, he was on his white
1:39:11
two K, right, he did why two K's like, oh, they're
1:39:17
bombing the energy you know, the energy fields, and they're I know,
1:39:24
there's war going on. Getting he's trying to he creates a false narrative of
1:39:30
all this destruction and horrible things that are having in why two K and none
1:39:33
of it's true And I'm like, well, how is this guy being taken
1:39:40
seriously with anything? And then all the other lies he tells. People have
1:39:44
just spent their like hours and hours putting together all the lies. He said,
1:39:48
it's hilarious. Absolutely, your family are gonna die. They're all gonna
1:39:54
die. Well, I mean he has his place, just like any any
1:40:02
system. Um he has, uh you know, he's turned it. He's
1:40:05
turned it into m a you know, a moneymaking thing, the can the
1:40:10
can spindustry industry. So how did you become aware of Walter um? I
1:40:16
know when I was listening to it, Um, you considered him a mentor
1:40:20
and you uh it spurred you into uh, you know, you did your
1:40:27
research. He told you about it. You did, you're not you know,
1:40:30
your analyzation of the of the information to find that we're not really uh
1:40:36
in deficit, we're not really struggling for money. I hope I'm putting it
1:40:43
in the right way. We're we're being taught, and and and and Burian
1:40:45
put it this way. He said, it's like being married to someone who
1:40:53
you believe, you know, your husband or your wife, and they you
1:40:58
believe that they're working a ten thousand dollars a year job, only to find
1:41:04
out at some point that they've got like forty million dollars stashed away that they
1:41:11
that she or he did not tell you about. Yeah. Yeah, In
1:41:17
the simplest terms, the KAFFER for all government agencies, whether they're independence or
1:41:25
not, so that includes the federals or if it's law that they must have
1:41:29
an audit, and it's called the audit. That's what's funny about it.
1:41:32
So all these all these government agencies, every single one, every corporation has
1:41:38
to have an audit. So they call it the Comprehensive Annual Financial Reporter KAEFFER.
1:41:43
And they've recently changed that acronym so it makes it even harder to follow.
1:41:49
But of course, so they you know, you have this full So
1:41:56
if you were to take what you were just saying is basically that would be
1:41:59
when the wife is exposed and you see all of the assets, right,
1:42:03
so your Kaffer is a complete auditor of government since it's inception, so all
1:42:12
of it's all of its investments. You know, you don't really think of
1:42:15
government government as an investor in the stock market and all that. But yeah,
1:42:21
you'd be shocked thinking what government actually has its hands in. And so
1:42:28
all that is loose Excuse me, I got the hiccups. Loosely reported in
1:42:33
the Caffer because it is the audit, so it has to be in there.
1:42:36
It's like it's actually a crime, it be it would be like lying
1:42:41
under oath to lie on the Kaffer. They have to take an oath to
1:42:44
even do to be an auditor. And it's an independent auditing firm, you
1:42:48
know, which you know I take that because grain is solid, deloyed intuition,
1:42:54
all that kind of all those big big firms um and now people will
1:42:59
say, oh you believe it, well, you know, like yeah,
1:43:05
you know, even the mob has its Achilles heel, even the Mob has
1:43:11
a bookkeeper, right, they don't just practice without keeping the books. And
1:43:15
so they keep the Kaffer in the in the black, in the in the
1:43:18
quiet. In other words, it's it's a secret, it's an open secret.
1:43:24
And so Burian was trying to expose and then I was trying to expose
1:43:28
it to limit a limited success because it's such a major major learning curve.
1:43:33
You have to learn a whole new accounting language. But so then you have
1:43:38
what government uses, which is the budget. Now you take the kaffer,
1:43:43
the full audit of everything, all the investments, all the extra cash,
1:43:48
and then you have this yearly budget where you take only what the government takes
1:43:57
in for the year and cash and spec for the year. Okay, so
1:44:01
I could be hiding billions and billions of dollars in my audit report. It's
1:44:09
not really hidden. It's I mean, you could go get it your if
1:44:12
it's at the library wherever you live. They have to they have to keep
1:44:15
files for the everything's public because you know, you have to have access to
1:44:20
it. They have to give you access to it. That's what volunteers is.
1:44:25
So when you when you like Congress, for instance, when when it
1:44:30
is looking at something, it will only look at the budget report because then
1:44:39
it doesn't have to consider that it has all this money and investments. It
1:44:44
doesn't have to say, well, you know, we've got a million or
1:44:48
a billion dollars projects we want to fill We've got trillions and trillions of dollars
1:44:57
worth of stock and real estate, and you know, investment funds and everything,
1:45:02
everything's done through these investment funds. So you so, in essence,
1:45:12
it's it's like tying your own hands. I'll give you an example. Right,
1:45:17
there's a law that it's in Congress that says that you are not supposed
1:45:24
to talk about private things or things that are are supposed to be talked in
1:45:30
private session. You're not supposed to talk about those in public. And so
1:45:35
when the Federal Reserve Chairman comes into the Congressional chamber for a public hearing,
1:45:45
he actually can say, well, I'm not going to tell you that Congress
1:45:50
that is private information, and we all think, oh wow, he's more
1:45:56
powerful than Congress. No, Congress passed the law and very cleverly. So
1:46:00
that says we don't want private information in the public. That's what it's all
1:46:03
about, is keeping privacy secret. Right, And so you know, most
1:46:11
of us don't have the wherewithal to spend years and years learning how to read
1:46:14
a calf like I did, and like like burying it. Essentially, you're
1:46:23
talking about the difference between income and outcome, right, that's your budget,
1:46:32
and then your calf for is everything else income outcome plus everything you've ever earned
1:46:40
in its entirety, you know, not just the year's earnings of the year's
1:46:46
totals. So what they're hiding from the it's not that they're hiding it from
1:46:51
us as much as they're hiding it from the budget because if they can't use
1:46:56
it for their yearly budget, well then you know, they make their own
1:47:00
rules. So now if we were to do that, if we were to
1:47:03
do that to government, like, oh, I'm sorry, I RS I
1:47:08
have. One of the tricks, the greatest tricks, is to have this
1:47:13
notion of future debt payments, like I'm sorry. You know, I have
1:47:17
a home and I'm going to eventually have to pay a million dollars in principle
1:47:27
and interest. You know, my home is worth five hundred thousand, but
1:47:30
after interest, I'll be paying triple that. Right, So I'm going to
1:47:34
report that as as my what is due, but I'm not going to use
1:47:47
the equity or the profit. So in other words, let's say have thirty
1:47:57
years of payments to make on a debt, right, right, I'm gonna
1:48:01
report those payments as a negative, but I'm not going to report the benefit
1:48:09
or the asset itself, the equity and any profits I'm going to make from
1:48:14
that. So I'm gonna I'm now have a million dollar debt that is a
1:48:20
future that is an accumulation of future payments that I'm going to be making,
1:48:25
a debt, and I'm reporting that as a liability that goes against everything else,
1:48:33
Whereas in the next year for the budget, I'm only going to pay
1:48:38
a year's worth of that, So only maybe you know, fifty thousand of
1:48:42
that is going to be in the actual debt, the payment that I'm going
1:48:45
to make, But I'm reporting the full thing, and meanwhile leaving out the
1:48:49
equity, and so I can then take that and balance out my budget to
1:48:58
make it look like, well, shit, we're way behind. We need
1:49:01
to raise taxes completely ignoring the equity and every asset that they have. And
1:49:08
I mean, sell a few stocks. You could pay for a lot of
1:49:10
stuff, but no. See the problem is and and the question then is,
1:49:16
okay, why why is government you know, pension funds and all these
1:49:19
things. Pension funds are what caused globalism. Pension funds are what paid for
1:49:25
China and Russia and every country out there to be built up. They say,
1:49:30
pension funds are the number one cause of globalism. Well okay, why
1:49:33
Well, through all these investments, government has the collective ownership share. You
1:49:43
know, major and most minor corporations, they control them, Um, not
1:49:49
the other way around, Not the other way around. Yeah, you're always
1:49:54
going to hear, oh the corporations control this or control government control the media.
1:49:59
No, which was which was the crux of of that part two of
1:50:02
that you know, uh, corporation um documentary where um they give the commoners
1:50:12
a a false understanding of how the system works to foment um unrest. In
1:50:24
a way, you're taking the blame. You're taking the blame off the royal
1:50:28
family that runs government. All all congressmen. You know, they're all cousins.
1:50:33
They're all part of the family that took over the world to the nation
1:50:39
state model. It's just the's how they did it, right. So,
1:50:44
uh, when you when you add this up, so you have over two
1:50:48
hundred thousand governments corporations in America in the United States, from your state,
1:50:56
your county, your districts, your school districts. You know, you're they're
1:51:00
all they're all municipal corporations. All of them are required by government to invest.
1:51:08
In other words, they take your tax money in a certain amount.
1:51:11
Of that tax money, by law, it's required to being put into investment
1:51:15
funds. So you've probably heard of the general fund. Then you have the
1:51:19
golf course fund, the enterprise funds, and all these different little businesses they
1:51:25
do on the side. Well, if I have money in the general fund,
1:51:30
that means it's actually available for anything. So what I do is I
1:51:33
put it in the general fund and I immediately move it into Clint's bridge fund
1:51:39
or whatever fund I'm going to put it in. That way, it's now
1:51:43
earmarked or tagged for a specific reason. So this money can only be used
1:51:49
for golf courses. This money can only be used for enterprises. This money
1:51:54
can only be used for whatever you designated for. Therefore it cannot be for
1:52:00
the public good. And this is where they're always going, Man, we
1:52:03
got to raise taxes because look, we have no money in our fund.
1:52:09
But you're not trained to go look at their actual audit to see that.
1:52:14
Oh yes you do. And in fact, you could pay off all debt
1:52:17
tomorrow if you just stop the why are we living in debts? So that
1:52:23
you can have investment. Well, the answer to that question, right,
1:52:27
it doesn't make sense until you realize debt is what makes billionaires. Right,
1:52:30
they own all the debt. Your Social Security fund is based on debt instruments
1:52:34
io US right, loans, loans and other forms of debt. Right,
1:52:40
that's what makes people rich because you're not only getting the principle, but the
1:52:43
promise to pay of interest. So who do you think the major debt holder
1:52:47
is in the world. It's governments who holds each other's debts. Governments California
1:52:54
might hold billions of dollars of debts in New York. You never know.
1:53:00
We hear this quite a bit. China is holding our debt and if they
1:53:06
blah blah blah blah blah. We hear about you know, China holding our
1:53:12
debt and um and if if they default on the debt or they move away
1:53:17
from the dollar, then that's going to be catastrophic. Is that the debt
1:53:25
it's I mean, if you want it to be, yeah, I mean,
1:53:29
whatever they want, they're going to get. They're the they're the monopoly.
1:53:33
They're the rulers of them. They're not they make the rules of the
1:53:36
monopoly game. I mean, but see, the other truth is they could
1:53:41
write it all off tomorrow if they wanted to. They could just say,
1:53:45
Okay, this money doesn't need This debt that didn't exist in the first place
1:53:48
now doesn't exist at all. We're writing it off now. When it comes
1:53:54
to China, all you have to do is look at the pension fund.
1:53:56
Jeffers, I highly recommend. I mean, as you're really want to understand
1:54:00
how deep this goes, go go pull up the Kelpers Investment Report and look
1:54:05
at every every corporation in the world. Is there so who owns the Bank
1:54:10
of China, Who owns the provinces in China or Japan or whatever, Folkushima?
1:54:15
Who owns all these corporate bonds, all real estate real estate investment funds?
1:54:23
Well, look at the looking pension fund and do you see that?
1:54:29
You know, they're they're the institutional holders of every corporation. But it's why
1:54:36
is the question? Right? That's one thing that Wow Marian said was one
1:54:43
of the most important issues facing of the nation the US. Or is the
1:54:49
full one hundred percent cooperation of media, government and controlled education. Yeah?
1:54:59
Wow, absolutely, Well, I mean, because I call it public mindedness.
1:55:03
You have public school, public education, public television, public entertainment,
1:55:08
public public that it is to keep you public minded, right, not not
1:55:13
private, right, So not like them, you don't want to you know,
1:55:17
they don't want you to understand privacy. So the public debt, well,
1:55:24
what the hell is the public debt? And I mean it didn't really
1:55:26
mean anything. But really what they say is that the dollar is one hundred
1:55:34
cents on the dollar and represents a mortgage on all property for all people.
1:55:44
So you don't really you don't really own anything. It's all collateralized for the
1:55:50
good faith in credit the United States. So it's just again it's a slave
1:55:54
coffee. So but but I mean, so to under stand why for fifty
1:56:02
sixty seventy years the government has moved to this model and then all governments started
1:56:09
moving to this model is because when you buy stock, you're buying ownership.
1:56:16
Right now, every corporation, of course, opens because government gives it permission
1:56:23
and gives it a corporation, gives it a status, gives it a person
1:56:26
of the United States. That's what corporations are. They're persons of the United
1:56:30
States, just like your stallman is your individual status, your person or they're
1:56:35
just persons. So that person becomes Microsoft and all its subdivisions. Well,
1:56:43
government invests in that then and buys enough stock collectively. And that's the real
1:56:51
key is you got to look at America's benion systems. You gotta look at
1:56:57
and government holdings. You gotta look at Canada, you got to look at
1:57:00
England, you got you gotta look at the world system to really understand how
1:57:03
much they own. But if you look at any stock chart, it'll tell
1:57:10
you how much of this stock is owned by a quote unquote institutional holders.
1:57:14
Well, you know, that can be pension funds, that can be governments,
1:57:17
it can be mutual funds. But if you look at who's in the
1:57:21
mutual funds, it's always governments. And you know this kind of thing.
1:57:26
So the mutual funds, when you when you look at the KAFFER, when
1:57:32
you look at the investment holdings report, well then yeah, you're going to
1:57:36
see that the top three are always State Street, Vanguard, and Black Rock.
1:57:42
Right, that's what government, that's what government investments. And then there's
1:57:45
Carlisle Group, who's run by the Bush and other presidents. I mean,
1:57:50
it's the whole thing is organized crime, is my point. And this KAFFER
1:57:57
is the mob's books. It is the government's books. It is there audit,
1:58:00
and anything you want to know about the Federal Reserve you will find in
1:58:03
the freaking audit. While Ron Paul the congressman, is telling you there's no
1:58:08
audit of the Federal Reserve, and people believe it. I mean, I'm
1:58:11
amazed, Like it's the law that it's audited. They even mentions he mentions
1:58:16
the audit the Kaffir in his audit the Fed bill, And I'm like,
1:58:20
what the hell's wrong with people that they can't see this. So now we
1:58:26
get to the good part, which is, Okay, you own a bunch
1:58:30
of stock. In fact, you own majority control. And what you do
1:58:33
is you pull all of your you're what's called corporate governance vote. So every
1:58:42
stockholder is a certain amount of votes, and so they pull all those votes
1:58:45
together essentially vote the same way, and that's called corporate governance. The corporation
1:58:53
basically runs according to how the stockholders vote. Okay, Well, there's a
1:58:57
problem though, because government is the main stockholder is going to vote who the
1:59:01
board of directors is right, They're going to win every time because they pull
1:59:06
their collective votes and most people who have most corporations who have you know,
1:59:13
the they're going to vote the way government tells them, or they're gonna get
1:59:15
shut down. I mean, it's just again, it's just organized crime.
1:59:19
So now you have a situation where there's a collective worldwide globalists sort of cooperation
1:59:30
of stockholders who are or really running the world through their corporations privately. Through
1:59:36
these corporations, the government absolutely in other words, controls corporations by stock ownership,
1:59:45
the only way you can own anything, right. Government doesn't have stock
1:59:50
Foer reserve and it's it tells you what its stock is. It's membership stock.
1:59:57
It's not ownership stock. So that's a fallast. See the banks own
2:00:00
the fuddle Reserve, and it's purely a membership stocks has no ownership value whatsoever.
2:00:06
It's requirement of banks to spend their million dollars or whatever to join the
2:00:12
Fuddal Reserve. It's basically a private association for banks that want to deal in
2:00:16
funny money. So you got now a situation where government is both the regulator
2:00:23
and the owner and decider of the corporations. It hires the board of the
2:00:28
directors or votes for it, and votes for mergers and acquisitions. When it's
2:00:33
also supposed to be the anti trust. Right, government would be the regulator,
2:00:39
the ni trust. And here it is hiring the people or voting for
2:00:43
the people who are going to cause it to be a trust and a you
2:00:48
know, mergers and acquisitions. You know, they vote for everything. They
2:00:53
vote for these huge CEO salaries. Well, who votes for the CEO is
2:00:59
the question? Well, it's the board of directors. So you control the
2:01:04
CEO through their board of directors. If you don't they don't like the CEO,
2:01:08
you fire the CEO. Bill Gates isn't the owner of Microsoft. He's
2:01:12
got very very few shares compared to government. Right, So the whole thing
2:01:18
is just one gigantic scheme, ponzi scheme. Basically, they don't care in
2:01:26
the end what the stock market reflects. All they care about. In other
2:01:32
words, they don't care about the price of the stock. They care about
2:01:35
the ownership. I mean, when you have ownership in China's bank, who
2:01:41
cares about the debt that you might owe China If you own and you can
2:01:46
verify this by looking at the kelper thing. If you own all of this
2:01:51
stock, controlling stock and all these corporations in China, from the Bank of
2:01:57
China, right, everything that is supposedly the internal part of China. It
2:02:02
makes them so powerful. Well, then what do you care if you know
2:02:10
you're putting on a show, you're saying, you know, China holds all
2:02:15
our debt. Know, we built China. The pension funds were directly responsible
2:02:20
building up Russia and China and Bangladesh and all these countries where we then go
2:02:26
and put a foreign trade zone and put a corporation and enslave the population at
2:02:30
two dollars an hour or two twenty cents an hour. I mean again,
2:02:38
this thing, United States, It's not your country, Okay, It's a
2:02:43
corporate It is a nation statement of the United Nations, an international body.
2:02:47
It is not the state. It is not the States. It is a
2:02:53
independent thing. It is. When I realized this, in fact, I
2:02:57
haven't released this yet, but I actually went on a almost cry it.
2:03:01
I'm like, this is not my frecking country, this is not this is
2:03:04
not my people, this is not my country. You know, I'm like
2:03:08
pissed because the things they teach us, the thing they make us believe,
2:03:14
and here's this thing robbing us, you know, healing us, harming us,
2:03:20
making us sterile, and we're supporting it in a religious belief that so
2:03:27
I just I'm so upset, pissed, but I can't all right, right,
2:03:34
and I can't stop talking about it now that I understand it in such
2:03:40
a complete manner how it works, even this part of it. I mean
2:03:44
this, and this was the first thing I learned. So it really helped
2:03:48
me to along the way to understand. Okay, when Exxon has an oil
2:03:54
spill and it doesn't, you know, the government doesn't make it clean up?
2:03:58
Why, well, government's the the main the main goal of a corporation
2:04:01
is making stockholders a profit. Government is the main shareholder. Do you think
2:04:06
government's gonna make Exxon clean up its oils bill? Do you think it cares
2:04:12
about the environment? Do you think these are psychopaths? This is a psychopathic
2:04:15
family made the psychopathic bloodline. You know, I don't know what to say,
2:04:21
guys, were again, the United States is not our country. It
2:04:26
is not a country. It is a nation state. And if you get
2:04:30
that and you read about nation states, you understand that to be a nation
2:04:34
state you had to conquer the people in the territories. I mean, what
2:04:40
else do I have to say? No. Now, you've you've you've you've
2:04:45
said it, um, And I'm sure there's more tail, but it's just
2:04:49
what you can what you can pull out of all of your research. Are
2:04:54
these main topics that that can are easily found, easily obtained. And yet
2:05:03
people just choose to believe that that the US has a level of freedom that
2:05:10
no other place in the world experiences and it's not true. That might be
2:05:17
true, I mean, this might be the best slave colony. I don't
2:05:21
know, but I don't want to judge it that way. Yeah, from
2:05:28
that perspective, sure, Oh, I'm the happiest slave on earth. I
2:05:30
will congratulations, you're a house slave. Wonderful, um. But you gotta
2:05:36
understand that you can't apply patriotism to that. And that's my point is you
2:05:41
can't celebrate it for something it's not. You're not free. You're enfranchising is
2:05:45
a completely different thing. Right. You're an agency. You have permission to
2:05:50
operate on behalf of your slave master. That's it. You're no different than
2:05:55
a slave that has given permission to deal in buying hay for the plantation so
2:06:00
that you can push the so you can you can push the cart or whatever
2:06:05
the horses. The main takeaway from that, by the way, is,
2:06:13
and this is really hard to understand. A while ago I had a meme,
2:06:16
little meme, and it was, you know, I am not the
2:06:19
people, and neither are you. Well, okay, well, now I
2:06:24
know what that actually really means. I knew it was true at the time,
2:06:27
it just didn't understand it fully. And that is again the nation state.
2:06:34
Okay, when you have a people who are like minded and follow the
2:06:40
same law and agree to do so, you have a nation. Okay,
2:06:45
you have a culture, you have a nation um as soon as the nation
2:06:49
state takes over, so in other words, that's the people, right,
2:06:54
that's the state. That's the model or the state is not a quote unquote
2:07:00
sovereign necessarily, but that the people or the compact together is a spiritual sort
2:07:09
of thing. It's you know, it's not an international body. But as
2:07:13
soon as the nation state model takes over and incorporates everything, the people are
2:07:17
left out. So instead of a nation a spiritual compact between people, you
2:07:26
have a nation state that governs over people. That is a slaveholder of people.
2:07:31
Right. The people aren't part of the nation anymore. You're not the
2:07:35
people, You're not in the states. The states are the people. People
2:07:41
in state are synonymous terms. You're no longer there, you're you're in the
2:07:45
district. You're in the Washington DC. And you're a foreigner in the state.
2:07:49
Again, you're not in a country. You're you've been incorporated. That
2:07:55
that's what emancipation means. Emancipation means to incorporate a man into the city,
2:08:01
to make him a voluntary subject. Okay, you're not you're not the government,
2:08:07
you're not self governing, you're not in a nation. You're not in
2:08:11
a spiritual place with other people. That's what's missing. That's why we're all
2:08:16
against each other in competition. We are not the people. We are not
2:08:22
the nation anymore. We're a controlled, conquered people. That is the big
2:08:28
difference is that we don't have nationality. We have a nation state. And
2:08:31
if you can get that basic political science, you understand every pretty much covers
2:08:39
every problem we have because all we have now is essentially the same thing we
2:08:45
had when the king had a standing army, except it's a little worse right,
2:08:54
because of the brainwashing of the of the people to leave pretty much what
2:09:03
I call the cookie cutter or commoner, and yeah, and if you and
2:09:09
if you ignore the abject poverty and you ignore which is built into the system,
2:09:13
you can't have you know, capitalism. You can't have wealth without poverty,
2:09:18
right if you ignore that? Okay, yeah, okay, well yeah,
2:09:22
I guess I guess we should maybe pay attention to that, right.
2:09:26
I mean it's like, how do you ignore all this stuff? How do
2:09:30
you ignore that's your way higher on the pyramid, and that you're mistreating everybody
2:09:35
below you? How do you you know? You don't defend anybody, you
2:09:39
don't he I mean, there's nothing patriotic about these people. The people say
2:09:43
defeated spiritually dead people. Right. I'm sorry, but that's what I see,
2:09:50
absolutely. I mean, I and it's and it's just very to me.
2:09:56
It's it's uh, when I go out in public now and I see
2:10:03
and I just observe the public minded society. I mean, like this weekend,
2:10:11
you know, we reached out to my brother and we were, you
2:10:13
know, we're just like, hey, what's up? He said, what's
2:10:16
going on this weekend? And I was like, I don't know. I
2:10:20
was like, do you want to, you know, go grab a bike
2:10:22
to eat? And he's like, our traffic is just a mess. And
2:10:26
that's usually the case when when a holiday comes up, especially especially while you
2:10:31
got your the Christmas and all that other stuff, you know, but you
2:10:35
know, when you have your Memorial Day, and it's usually like this is
2:10:41
the big three the beginning of summer, and then Labor Day the end of
2:10:43
summer, and then all three of these you know, three day weekends or
2:10:50
whatever. You know, it's like everybody just kind of like oh yeah,
2:10:56
you know, like I don't know how to describe, but but just that
2:11:00
they're there's just more, uh, you know, there's more people on the
2:11:03
road. There's just this this level of participation. And I just think to
2:11:13
myself, like I just can't just looking at it. It can make me.
2:11:22
It makes me not want to be a part of it anymore. It
2:11:26
makes me just just kind of move away from it and just be like I
2:11:31
just can't. I can't watch this. I don't want to watch this anymore.
2:11:37
I'll tell you the worst part. The worst part for me is sports
2:11:41
organized. You know, to watch people and to watch the flag being flown.
2:11:48
I mean it's it's watching the Roman freaking call of seem Yeah, but
2:11:52
I mean sports sports somehow, and I don't. I still hopefully understand it.
2:12:00
And I mean sports is like the dumb maker, Like sports makes people
2:12:05
the dumbest people. It's amazing and they and I think that's Maybe you're right,
2:12:13
Maybe it is has some dopamine effect. I don't know. It does
2:12:18
something to the mind because you're choosing teams. You're you're you know, you're
2:12:22
for a municipal corporation team, right, You're you're like rooting for something that
2:12:31
isn't real. And meanwhile, what is real is in pain and poverty and
2:12:37
suffering, and yet you have this patriotic Further, what what is it that
2:12:45
causes that mentality? Because if I could figure that out, you know,
2:12:52
I figure you could maybe change the world. But what what causes again,
2:12:56
that willful ignorance, that wilful you know, what do you call that?
2:13:01
What do you call sports enthusiasts? What do you call that? And I
2:13:05
don't I don't really give a shit if I'm offending zone, but it should
2:13:09
be offended by your own behavior. But what is it that causes you to
2:13:13
be dumbed down to be public minded like that? I wish I could understand
2:13:18
it. I cannot, for the life of me. I cannot get into
2:13:22
sparts, right, playing sports. Yeah, but this but this public spectacle,
2:13:30
this call is sea of mentality, and what it's being turned into,
2:13:35
by the way, is just another form of you know, public execution,
2:13:41
because the other way that government has to you know, the only way government
2:13:45
can stay in power is if you're convinced that it's necessary because there is some
2:13:48
threat. And so the very idea of government being the definition of terrorists.
2:13:56
Governments using terrorism to control, Well, they're not using terrorism to govern there,
2:14:05
They're they're behind their own plots, their own uh you know, Boston
2:14:09
bombings or whatever, doing things to you know, burning the Rice tag,
2:14:16
right, sinking the Lucita. It's like every war has its its false flag
2:14:20
to behind it, and that is absolutely necessary. How are you going to
2:14:26
declare war unless something happens. How are you gonna say that we need more
2:14:31
police and more military and more IRS agents and more this unless you're constantly feeding
2:14:37
people this perceived threat, this blood spot. So you have to put it
2:14:45
on television. This is the collective media thing, right, you have to
2:14:48
show over and over the blood sport that they create. And it's no different
2:14:54
than the coliseum really profes national sports is kind of the replacement for the violence
2:15:03
that you need to. It satisfies people to the running man society. I
2:15:13
mean, it seems like it's already happening on reality television, right, yeah,
2:15:18
yeah, I mean what about I mean, okay, I'll give you
2:15:22
another example about professional so called wrestling. There's people that believe that's real.
2:15:28
Yeah, that's something people that know it's fake but still go and pretend it's
2:15:35
real. I cannot, for the life of me understand how that is possible,
2:15:43
how you can love something so despicable. But I mean Roddy Roddy Piper
2:15:52
and his uh they live. Um, hey, don't talk about Nada,
2:15:58
he's the exception. Him and super Fly, Jimmy Snooker. Right, I'll
2:16:03
talk about that and Andre the Giant for God's sake, read the Giant.
2:16:07
Yeah. See, I mean, it's it's freaking culture. But uh yeah,
2:16:11
you know, it just it's ah, I don't know what to say.
2:16:16
It's it's overwhelming, it's confounding, you know, but it works,
2:16:20
it does, and it's like it's like a replacement for it's some stimulant that
2:16:26
happens again, it makes people are active. Yeah, it's it's it's a
2:16:31
drug. And you know, like and I'm and and I'll be honest,
2:16:35
I mean, I'm I'm a fan of of of hockey. I have been
2:16:39
viewing some of the some of the games. I don't watch them from beginning
2:16:41
to end. I've been watching some of the NBA games, and um,
2:16:48
I just um, you know, I've been I've been using a phrase,
2:16:52
uh well lately just to describe it. I call it the gridiron plantation or
2:16:58
the the hardwood plantation, you know, um, just as uh you know,
2:17:07
and then of course the amount of money that that goes back and forth
2:17:11
between these uh you know, these athletes. Um, it's really uh,
2:17:18
it's really just it's really just part of the equation. It is. It's
2:17:24
part of the equation. It's a variable that you know that that is in
2:17:28
an equation that it has to the public mind. It has to be entertained.
2:17:35
They have to be entertained. They have. It's it's more than that
2:17:39
though, because it's a stimulation of violence, is a simulation of war battling.
2:17:48
Hey, the you know there's something that the chief's got beat by the
2:17:52
patriots. What you know, wait, the vikings were to feeded by the
2:18:01
whatever you know, the forty nine Ers, the Buccaneers, right, the
2:18:07
Commanders. Now, I mean I'm like, wait a minute, the Chargers,
2:18:13
the ram was the Raiders. What is this simulation of something? And
2:18:26
I still I just can't promid and I I you know, I also just
2:18:28
because of my experience, I know it's it's a big part of it is
2:18:33
the betting industry. Oh my god. Right, well, I think he
2:18:37
said at some point, You're like, what do you think that point spread
2:18:39
is for? Right? Oh? Gee, look they scored three touchdowns in
2:18:45
the last two minutes. That was amazing. No, they covered the freaking
2:18:48
friends point point spread. Yeah, exactly. And then like at one point
2:18:52
it was just whether the one team would beat the other team, right,
2:18:58
And then I mean you can and you can see it. You know,
2:19:00
you can see it. You can tell when these guys, like for the
2:19:03
I mean think for the most part, they play and they play hard and
2:19:05
they you know, but there's the times when okay, it's time to time
2:19:11
to make the boss some money. Keep our private association or our representation our
2:19:18
NFL. You know, we have to keep our private association in the money
2:19:24
so that we can keep making the money. So okay, and you can
2:19:26
see that they're not even trying sometimes, like they'll miss the ball and intentionally,
2:19:33
or they'll throw it an interception and it's obvious that you throw it right
2:19:37
to the freaking guy. And you can tell by their the change in their
2:19:43
sort of mood when they're they're not good actors, obviously, but then you
2:19:48
can tell when they're told that, Okay, we gotta you know, we
2:19:52
gotta fix the fix the bat because the point spreads too far off. We're
2:19:56
gonna lose money in our endeavors, in our sight. There is a an
2:20:01
X running back I forget his name, but he's been making some rounds on
2:20:07
different shows basically saying exactly that about what we've been just describing over the last
2:20:16
few five minutes. You know what's here's what's amazing about it because that same
2:20:22
patriot, Oh, I don't believe that about my beautiful, beautiful America transfers
2:20:28
over. I don't believe that about my beautiful beautiful Seahawks. Oh the forty
2:20:33
nine. Oh, come on, the Patriots, they never do that,
2:20:37
Come on, absolutely, you freaking what do you think all this money comes
2:20:41
from? Yeah, when they when the Seattle Seahawks could have easily won that
2:20:46
won Super Bowl by just running the ball from the like half yard line and
2:20:54
then he just threw the ball and then it was intercepted. It's like surprise,
2:20:58
surprise, that's nuts. And you're sitting there like, why wouldn't you
2:21:01
all year long you use this one guy, they called him a wrecking ball.
2:21:05
Why wouldn't you just use the wrecking ball to get into there and win
2:21:11
that game? And so yeah, and it's well, okay, there's two
2:21:16
things that I've said. Let's two. I sat through a game once.
2:21:24
It was just a regular game, and I timed it and they said,
2:21:28
how much time are they actually playing? And how much time is some group
2:21:35
of a holes talking about the play or talking about some other statistics or some
2:21:41
other and they play each play is like a second to three seconds, like
2:21:48
it's it's very very very little, and then there's minute or two between each
2:21:52
play. It's pretty freaking amazing. And there's commercials and there's this, and
2:21:58
there's the other thing is, how is it possible that you can have entire
2:22:05
networks devoted to talking twenty four seven about sports? How do you find that
2:22:13
kind of a hole that can talk about sports statistics? For that lot.
2:22:20
I mean, how does that how how it's just how yeah, yeah it
2:22:26
is and I've experienced around here and you see it like you see it everywhere.
2:22:31
It's not it's the sports talk radio. And then as much as they
2:22:37
talk about it and in the detail and the emotion that they talk about it,
2:22:45
they if they had just use a half of the passion that they you
2:22:54
know, that they put out in understanding or see that all of this is
2:23:03
just vs. I'm going to kick out of it when they try to they
2:23:09
try to find a player to be a host, right or to do an
2:23:13
interview, and they're like, so, how do you feel You just want
2:23:16
to you know, and they're like, yeah, but you because they have
2:23:22
no they're like no conversational skills whatsoever. Grew up in the ghetto or whatever
2:23:28
and you know, got got got drafted or whatever there and it's just like
2:23:33
absolutely no ability to call cojing a sentence. And you know, and then
2:23:39
they you know, you put up people like the Shack right now, I
2:23:45
mean, God, if I have to see the Shack and they're freaking commercial
2:23:48
right whatever, because because there's not a big selection of people that you can
2:23:54
turn to that can even talk well, it really is just really it really
2:24:01
is just catering to more of what you are struggling, you know, just
2:24:07
the struggle to understand why it's it's such a um, it's so magnet it's
2:24:13
it's just so people are so magnetized to it is because they need to bring
2:24:20
um, you know, the top guys. They need to bring Shack who
2:24:24
was just this dominating force. And he's there and he just goes like,
2:24:28
well, you know, um, I uh, and then he'll have his
2:24:31
spin on it. And then there's Charles Barkley because I was I was watching
2:24:35
some of the the After Game and all that other stuff, and um,
2:24:39
you know, Barkley is a kind of a fascinating guy because he's like,
2:24:43
I'm not I'm not a role model for your kids. And I saw him
2:24:48
around here. He was part of the you know, the the early stages
2:24:50
of the NBA association around me here and it was just like he said,
2:24:58
listen, I'm not you know, if your kid says something that I said,
2:25:01
or like, that's that's not my that's not me, that's not my
2:25:05
doing. I'm not a role model for your kids. And I thought,
2:25:09
okay, well that's one honest thing that that people should say, because these
2:25:13
kids emulate, uh, their their their sports heroes. And you said like
2:25:18
why at one point, why why to these kids? You know, people
2:25:24
look at like the real superheroes, like the real um you know, like
2:25:30
Christ and a lot of a lot of the things that um, you know,
2:25:33
he stood for and and and the stories of the Bible that are very
2:25:37
very powerful. But we we we have we have the Marvel heroes. Um.
2:25:43
We have just so much entertainment. And I think that's what it is,
2:25:50
man. It's like this people really, especially the lower income people.
2:25:56
You have the people that are of extreme wealth and they are they're kind of
2:26:01
sequestered into their you know, their yacht weekends and things like that, which
2:26:07
I think a lot of us would would enjoy participating in. But then you
2:26:11
have the the you know, the lower I'm not even gonna say lower class
2:26:18
people, but the people of lesser means, and they're you know, this
2:26:24
way that they can participate in something. It's a tribal thing. It's this
2:26:30
goes this goes to that scene in in they live where they're underground and the
2:26:37
you know, they they're just figuring out how it's working and the guys like
2:26:43
he's talking to the group and it's mixed aliens and humans, and the humans
2:26:46
are the you know, they're the supporters of the aliens, basically, the
2:26:52
ones that are they're they're allowed to make money, they're allowed to have an
2:26:56
income that is higher than everybody else because they're supporting that private thing that has
2:27:05
taken over, right, the aliens have taken over. Well, I mean
2:27:09
it's the same thing. The reason that you are in the position you are
2:27:15
is because the system is built to keep you there. They don't want public
2:27:18
people earning money and if you if you do, you know, chances are
2:27:24
you're gonna blow it on something anyway. So they give you gambling and they
2:27:30
give you this, and they give me that sports bedding. So I mean,
2:27:33
look, these people, these people support one another. They don't support
2:27:43
us. There it goes into the extract because through the information in the Kaffir,
2:27:50
they do not need to tax us in the way in the amount that
2:27:54
they have. Burien said, and you've you know, it's extraction, it's
2:27:58
extortion, and they do not it's they are purposefully stealing money from people too,
2:28:05
so that they cannot be so that they cannot have a level of you
2:28:13
know, of sustenance, or a level of of just financial let's just say,
2:28:20
um peace, or some level of privacy. They do not need to
2:28:28
take the taxation. Your township does not need to go and reassess your property.
2:28:33
Oh I so you puilt something over there that is benefiting your life in
2:28:39
some way, We're gonna have to tax you on the things that are are
2:28:43
making your public minded common or citizens slave life better. They do not need
2:28:48
to take that money. Yet they do anyway, because they have to make
2:28:54
us believe that we are, that we that our tax dollars make the system
2:29:01
run. And I've had any number of conversations with you know, I said,
2:29:03
taxations just theft, just they're just stealing from us. And I don't
2:29:09
I'm happy to pay a flat tax that every every one pays the same.
2:29:18
I would be perfectly as a low tax, because once you equial it out,
2:29:22
that's exactly what it would be. But right now, you know,
2:29:26
when when ge pays no taxes, when all these corporations pay no taxes,
2:29:31
and the other thing that people don't realize. And I always thought, you
2:29:35
know, okay, I'm gonna reveal this. That's gonna that's gonna make people
2:29:39
angry and have them do something. You know, when you when you pay
2:29:41
sales tax, when you pay any kind of tax to these corporations for buying
2:29:48
food or buying they're the ones that owe the tax. It's a sales tax,
2:29:52
it's not a purchaser's tax. You're they're putting the tax on you.
2:29:58
They're charging you the taxes that they're supposed to pay to be in business.
2:30:03
You're paying the taxes of the corporation. You're complaining, Ah, sales days.
2:30:07
You don't even know that you don't owe sales tax that the government allows
2:30:13
its investment held corporations to charge you for. Said why why would government do
2:30:18
that? Well, because it's it's profitable. I mean, it's just everything
2:30:24
is so turned around right that that you know, it's almost like everything has
2:30:31
to be has to be unindoctrinated. Like yeah, I don't even know,
2:30:39
Like like Yoda said, you know, you must unlearn what you have learned.
2:30:46
But that's gonna that's a monumental task in this uh, in the the
2:30:50
Empire of Lies and UH and still you know, when somebody hears the conversation
2:30:56
that we're having, they're going to struggle with it. They'll struggle with it
2:31:01
to the point where they will not even want to continue listening to it.
2:31:07
But I'm begging, I beg people out there to um, to really really
2:31:13
just grasp what, you know, I get a grip on reality to a
2:31:20
certain extent. It's it's just, um, it's a frightening it's a frightening
2:31:26
place. I mean, they've got people believing that they are where they need
2:31:31
to be at the time, that that that they are. But um,
2:31:37
we are we are conquered, like you said many times and emphasize, we
2:31:41
are a conquered group of people that don't really want to know that that that
2:31:48
don't really want to know the truth. They you know, it's just too
2:31:52
much responsibility. It's just whatever it is, what you know and and and
2:31:56
it could very well be the brain parasite it um. And yet that's the
2:32:01
that's the very definition of freedom, right. I mean, it used to
2:32:07
be self responsible. So you know, how do you how do you put
2:32:13
those two at any kind of similar category. You know, you can only
2:32:16
be one or the other, right, Okay, So, um, at
2:32:22
the risk of of of losing someone out there, which is the very high
2:32:28
risk, what is what are you what are you finding? Like, what
2:32:33
what do you you know? Do you want to I know that you've been
2:32:39
doing the conversations, having the conversations with Brandon. Is there anything you want
2:32:43
to share on that or is that something that you want to just kind of
2:32:48
you know, keep you know, just kind of under wraps until you know
2:32:54
you're because ultimately, ultimately you're where you Um, you know you are going
2:33:00
in the direction that you're walking. You've always been walking the walk. You've
2:33:05
you've you've you know, crawled, You've crawled and analyzed and done all this
2:33:09
amazing work. UM, and now you're you are you're walking the walk and
2:33:16
at some point you're going to be running towards um, whatever level of freedom
2:33:24
and privacy that can be that that can take place, which is I'm super
2:33:31
happy for you and I am a beneficiary of the of of that you know
2:33:39
through your experience and you know we've had offline conversations. UM, is there
2:33:45
anything you want to share at this time with that or you know, I'll
2:33:48
let you when you go in any direction you want to go. You know,
2:33:50
we talked about the the American Revolution all that. Yeah, I mean
2:33:56
it's like you said, I mean I I seek to act privately. I
2:34:05
no longer wish to use this status of the United States, this person,
2:34:13
this, this corporate entity that that was created at my birth. I no
2:34:20
longer wish to be indentured and apprenticed. While at the same time understanding that
2:34:28
while it's a voluntary thing, it's also um how the system operates in a
2:34:37
you know, under the marshals of law basically is the best way to put
2:34:43
it. At the Libre Code and the that were, you can't you can't
2:34:46
forget the prisoner award. You can't forget that we're conquered people. In other
2:34:52
words, the states were conquered. You can't forget that every constitution in every
2:34:56
state was forcibly changed. The Civil War had to submit new constitutions and said
2:35:05
we give up all, you know, we disavow or succeed all public lands
2:35:11
to the federal government. Okay, you can't forget. So there's no secession,
2:35:20
as my point, right, Yeah, that's all this talk about seceding
2:35:24
from you know, like California wants to do this and and all these different
2:35:28
things that we hear California. California is like fifty four I think percent of
2:35:35
federal land. So if California were to succeed, the United States would look
2:35:43
at it just like the Civil War, and that is that the territory of
2:35:48
the United States is being challenged by this group of rogue people who are who
2:35:56
are bound to be in the Union, and you know, who have already
2:36:03
been conquered once before or under the Libre Code, and now are doing something
2:36:07
that warrants the use of military force. In other words, your own children
2:36:13
in the military are going to come after you and force you to not succeed
2:36:20
and not break the so called union. Right, that's where we're at.
2:36:24
There is no succession. You would be stealing the territory the land of the
2:36:31
United States, which has already seeded. Go read your constitution. If you
2:36:35
don't believe me, read your state constitution, because that's what you're really going
2:36:37
to need to be private from the United States, because you're going to go
2:36:41
back to the state. Right, you're not going to do this interstingutive.
2:36:46
But most importantly, what you want to do is you wanted to. You're
2:36:52
the one that has to do it. So, in other words, you're
2:37:00
the one that's going to have to stop acting in person in the status of
2:37:03
that United States as much as possible, and then establish for yourself a way
2:37:13
to act and still be in the private. Now, the hard part about
2:37:18
this is that we're so used to using our name, our own name that,
2:37:22
you know, to identify ourselves. And so we're we're we're acting as
2:37:28
the bond and surety for this commercial thing that we're doing, and so we're
2:37:35
responsible. Whereas all the elites, Bidens and all those guys they act in
2:37:41
private. They act through these limited liability companies in private association. Right,
2:37:46
so their name is not on those companies. Their name is nowhere to be
2:37:54
found except when it finally funnels through and goes to a trustin guess what.
2:38:01
The Biden family is the beneficiary of the trust. So they're not they don't.
2:38:09
They control it, but they don't own it. And that's what rockefellers,
2:38:13
that's where a seed of power is. He said, you must control
2:38:16
everything but own nothing, own nothing, control everything. Now, if you
2:38:22
can understand that, here's how that works. Own nothing but control it.
2:38:28
So think about think about the president of the United States. Now, if
2:38:33
I were to go to my police officer, I say, hey, what
2:38:37
gives you authority? He'd say the municipal I work for the municipal corporation of
2:38:41
this. Okay, I'm gonna go to the municipal What gives you authority?
2:38:46
Oh? The county? Oh, oh, the county of the state.
2:38:48
Oh, what gives you power? No? No, no, And finally
2:38:50
all the way up to the executive right, executive branch, of which only
2:38:56
one person is actually an employee. Everything else is appointed, completely appointed government.
2:39:03
All right, So the President of United States, and I've gone up
2:39:07
to him and I said, look, I've asked everyone else, and they've
2:39:11
all led me up to here. Right, every every every step of the
2:39:16
power structure. Okay, there's always someone ahead, and you're the main guy.
2:39:22
So what gives you the authority? What gives you authority? What gives
2:39:26
you authority over me? And he's gonna point right back to you. Right,
2:39:33
you give us the authority over year. You you vote for you,
2:39:37
you go and you participate in the electoral college process. You give power to
2:39:41
the electoral college to choose the president, you to choose your leader. Right,
2:39:48
and you'll say, the people, uh yeah, So here's what's happening.
2:39:54
And if you can understand this, you can understand why they have so
2:39:58
much power. Remembering that Rockefeller said in his sort of revelation of knowledge of
2:40:07
the secret and own nothing, control everything? How do you own? How
2:40:16
do you not? How do you control everything but don't own it? Well,
2:40:20
that's the whole structure of government. So no matter what I create,
2:40:26
Right, let's say I'm going to create ann LLCA person that's going to act
2:40:31
in public, because the only way I can do business in public is through
2:40:35
a public entity, a public company, corporation, a person. Whatever.
2:40:43
What I've just done is I've put myself in an inferior position to the person.
2:40:54
Obama is inferior Trump or whatever. Biden is inferior the co and his
2:41:00
inferior to the position. Right, Her whole power comes from the corporation of
2:41:05
the crown. Okay, so so so she is the head of the corporation,
2:41:11
but the corporation is what owns everything. She doesn't own anything, but
2:41:16
it's her son now, King Charles. Right, whatever it is, any
2:41:24
authority position, you're always the appointed inferior. Uh position is the point.
2:41:33
You don't really think of a king as being inferior. You think of it
2:41:35
as a sovereign. But that's not it's not the king it's the crown,
2:41:39
it's the position, it's the status. It's not real. In other words,
2:41:45
Um, so you know you put yourself in an inferior position, because
2:41:52
when you're inferior, you're not the principal. You're not you're not you're not
2:41:58
acting in bond ensure. You're limited in your liability. Okay, you're the
2:42:03
company is doing something or the person. Now, in the US, as
2:42:09
US persons, we are bonded. We're in shorty, we are responsible for
2:42:13
the person. We practically are the person, even though it's a fiction.
2:42:18
But a company, the reason that they operate they create their own person is
2:42:22
because then they're not their names, not even in the company. They control
2:42:30
it, and they're in an inferior position. Maybe a signer. You know,
2:42:35
they can sign checks, but there that's it. That's the extent of
2:42:37
their power in the corporation. Yet they control it. They don't own it,
2:42:43
they control it. Well, think about that for a minute. Whatever
2:42:48
I create, the maximum of law says the creator controls. Well, I
2:42:58
just created a person who created the US person, not me. Government did
2:43:03
its property of government. If I use it, I'm putting myself as the
2:43:07
liability. But if I create a person outside of the United States. I
2:43:13
haven't even asked permission from the United States. I'm just so now I'm using
2:43:16
this sort of like bringing your own car or a thimble to the monopoly game.
2:43:24
And when you're done, when you're done with the monopoly game, you
2:43:26
take it back, and everybody else stays in the game, but you get
2:43:31
to go and be private from it until you need to use it again.
2:43:35
Right, So, if I put myself in this inferior position, this status
2:43:43
for what I create, meaning I control what I create, I still am
2:43:48
in control of what I'm inferiored, these guys don't own government. They're inferior
2:43:56
to government, but they created it, so they control it. Okay,
2:44:01
all their power relies on them being in an inferior position to the corporate structure,
2:44:07
even if it's president. The president does not like I said, the
2:44:11
CEO does not own the company. The CEO is appointed by the Border directors
2:44:16
to run the company on their behalf. And of course the Border directors are
2:44:20
elected by government. Right, So all these positions are inferior positions. So
2:44:28
I'm still in control of what I am an agent for. I'm the both
2:44:35
the principal and the agent, really, except that my name is nowhere to
2:44:39
be found because I'm only showing myself to be in the inferior position. So
2:44:45
as an agent, I control my principle. It's really bizarre. As a
2:44:50
US citizen, I'm an agent, nothing more, nothing less. My principle
2:44:56
is government. If I create a person in the state, not in the
2:45:01
United States, and I use it for interstate commerce or whatever, commerce,
2:45:05
international trade, whatever, well now I am I'm the principal, but it's
2:45:15
not me, it's the company. I am in an inferior position. I'm
2:45:18
the signer or the signatory that can sign checks and spend the money. But
2:45:24
the company itself is it's not my person. It's not my name's not on
2:45:31
it. I control it, I don't own it. So as far as
2:45:35
taxation and things like that, what are and I can I know that there's
2:45:39
benefits from it, I'm just not sure what those benefits are. Well,
2:45:45
for one, I'm not a tax player. My company. My company is
2:45:48
a state company, unincorporated that I create without I'm registering it only for the
2:45:56
purposes of proof, right, But I'm not asking permission, and like a
2:46:00
public company, that's not a taxpayer right right, Because there's the state.
2:46:05
There's companies out there that go public, and there's companies that stay within the
2:46:11
private sector. We hear that quite a bit. The private sector company is
2:46:16
the public company? Is that private lenders? There's private banking. I mean
2:46:22
if you if you make enough money and you pay the bank enough, you
2:46:24
will get your own personal private banker. I mean, look it up and
2:46:33
does that private sector? Is that synonymous with what you're talking about? No,
2:46:39
I mean I understand that you see the problem being public minded is that
2:46:45
you think privacy is hanging out in your house or that you that's the problem
2:46:50
is is secrecy. Privacy is anonymity. Privacy is being foreign from something.
2:46:58
Okay, so all states are for from the United States. Well, that
2:47:01
means if I create something in the state, it's foreign from the United States.
2:47:05
It's not a United States person. It's a it's not a taxpayer of
2:47:09
You can't be a taxpayer in the United States if you're not its person.
2:47:13
So when you create, when you create a corporation a person, you're generally
2:47:18
doing so as under the federal guidelines. But this is a limited liability company.
2:47:22
It's not incorporated. It's not asking for protection because with protection comes suggest
2:47:28
subjection. It's not asking to be part of the United States. It's only
2:47:33
being used in a private capacity to do public things. Kind of it's really
2:47:43
hard to understand. But the point is your name is, you're not in
2:47:46
bond injuredy anymore. You're acting in a private capacity. Now. The problem,
2:47:52
the real problem is you can't be private without other private people. So
2:47:58
it doesn't me no good to be private if no one else is. If
2:48:01
no one else I know is private, and these people certainly are going to
2:48:05
come down to my level. I don't have enough money to play at their
2:48:09
level. So I need other people people to be private. And I think
2:48:13
I can give an example of this as there was somewhere in Pennsylvania there was
2:48:18
a a provider of raw milk, different types of food products, and they
2:48:30
were they were legally attacked for was violating some particular thing. And what happened
2:48:41
was what they were doing was they were they were actually a private association and
2:48:50
they only sold products to people that were part of that private association. So
2:48:56
when they when they created their their business, they had people come in and
2:49:01
say, hey, um, if you're going to buy milk or whatever from
2:49:07
us, you're gonna need to be part of this private member association. And
2:49:11
then they had to fill out some kind of things saying I agree to being
2:49:15
this and I want to do I want to do business with you in the
2:49:20
private So it turned out and that they were you know what's good, but
2:49:26
they were they were absolved from whatever legal action that was coming against them because
2:49:33
they It turns out, ever like the Bidens, just like the Bidens,
2:49:39
just like them, just like Trump, what are they going? They're going
2:49:41
after their taxes, the avoided taxes, only they gonna go after exactly the
2:49:45
only thing that's federal, right, You don't avoid taxes. There's not a
2:49:48
tax protes that. Most of the patriot pology comes from the tax protest movie.
2:49:52
It's not a tax protest. Pay your freaking taxes. But you don't
2:49:54
have any federal taxes unless you do, right, So don't try to avoid
2:50:00
taxes. It's not worth it. Um. You know you're paying pass tax,
2:50:05
you're paying sales tax. You just pay it. It's it's don't don't
2:50:09
mess with it. But what I don't know? But what I don't know
2:50:11
about this and I just provided kind of, you know, hopefully a really
2:50:15
powerful example. Um, that is what would they have to do. They
2:50:22
would have to pay taxes to that to the state from their private organization or
2:50:28
no, dude, they would they have to report their product, which their
2:50:33
profit. Like if I said you would you would pay sales tax. Yes,
2:50:37
okay, if you're if you're smart, I mean you can Like I
2:50:43
mean, look, I said, you look at your dollar. It says
2:50:45
you can use this dollar both publicly and privately. It's right under your nose.
2:50:50
Every dollar, every twenty dollars bill, every five dollar bill says,
2:50:52
is this legal tender for things both public and private, for debts private,
2:50:56
public and private. So if that means if they let me play, what
2:51:03
that means first, because that is what is private, foreign, or secret
2:51:07
or anonymous. When you go into a store and you buy something and you
2:51:11
get a receipt but they don't take your name. You're not registering the sale.
2:51:16
That's private. I don't know, you're acting privately. Some people would
2:51:20
say, well, that's under the table. No, you're just acting in
2:51:22
the private. It's there's thing illegal about it. There's nothing wrong with it.
2:51:26
It's the way it should be. It's I mean, it's probably the
2:51:30
most patriotic thing you can do is to not act under government. Right,
2:51:35
So you're you're you've got to understand that. When Okay, so these people
2:51:41
formed a PMA, which is a trust, a special purpose trust, so
2:51:46
you have a private membership association. Problem is, most people do it wrong
2:51:50
and they end up going the five O one C three nonprofit or they try
2:51:54
to form a church, and all of these are public entities. You can't
2:51:58
do it that way. You have to do it privately. Right, You're
2:52:01
not asking permission, you're not using a status of the United States. You
2:52:05
were doing it privately. And the whole purpose of the PMA is evidence that
2:52:09
you're acting in a private association, which is inherent right protected by the Constitution,
2:52:16
but in the public you don't have that right. Public constitution doesn't protect
2:52:22
public it protects privacy. Remember it's a negative document. It only protects your
2:52:26
god given rights which are enumerated therein. One of those is private association.
2:52:33
So the question then becomes, am I going to create an LLC? Or
2:52:41
is my is my group going to So what you do? And again,
2:52:50
no one should just try this. I mean, there's a real there's a
2:52:54
bunch of wrong, bad misinformation, and you're and you gotten through this process.
2:52:58
Now you you've found a source of expertise and knowledge that will help.
2:53:05
I'm already doing it, right is this is how I'm operating now, Okay,
2:53:11
And I don't want to talk about it. I don't want to be
2:53:13
public about it, right this is something that I should be except that I'm
2:53:18
in this position where I've made the promise that I would carry this through.
2:53:22
And you know, I don't think this should be talked about publicly. I
2:53:26
don't think most people can handle it. Most people aren't self governing and self
2:53:30
responsible to handle this, and most people don't know what it is to be
2:53:35
and none of their business. Only the people that are part of your member
2:53:39
association. Well yeah, I mean, ordinarily I would not be talking about
2:53:45
this, but I have a love for people, and I don't believe.
2:53:48
I want this to end. I want this cycle of indenturing your children in
2:53:54
the United States to end. And that's why I started this website eventually,
2:53:58
is to get to that point. You know, organize private people who aren't
2:54:03
part of the royal societies, in the secret societies. So the PMA itself
2:54:11
is a group. Okay, you cannot sue the group for the individual,
2:54:16
the crimes of the individual. Right. So privacy is not being alone.
2:54:22
Privacy is not being you know, just separate from everything. You have to
2:54:26
be private with other people or there is no there's no there's no privacy,
2:54:31
right, there's no one to act privately with. So you come into an
2:54:35
agreement that you're going to do, say a private medical association, I'm gonna
2:54:39
heal you. You agree that it's private. Brazinsky If you ever saw that
2:54:43
movie, it was a good example, all right. And when they tried
2:54:48
to persecute Brazinsky, all his clients would not testify against him, and so
2:54:52
they couldn't put him in jail because there was no public complaints. They were
2:54:56
just trying to steal his patents. So horrible, great movie. Um,
2:55:03
great movie on how corrupt government is. So the PMA that everybody's agreeing that
2:55:11
creates, that creates an LLC. See I didn't, I didn't create I
2:55:18
didn't. This is this is part of the pm The PMA does business as
2:55:26
a limited liability company. Okay. The question is who's the benefit where?
2:55:35
Okay? So then that company, uh is what I use to run the
2:55:41
PMA, and anything anything basically extra is going to go to a trust question
2:55:50
a family trust. Right, who's the beneficiary of the trust. That would
2:55:56
be me or or it could be my monestor sterry. It could be my
2:56:01
fund for future projects leading to a monastic society. It could be whatever it
2:56:07
is. This is how they operate in organized crime. This is how they
2:56:11
operate in government. This is how private people rule. They do so because
2:56:15
they're acting in a group, they have group protection. They can't be held
2:56:18
liable because it's a it's a corporate, it's a company, not a corporation,
2:56:24
it's not incorporated, but it is a group of people agreeing to operate
2:56:28
together. So they have that protection, that limited liability. You can't take
2:56:33
group property for those crimes of the individual. So that's the that's the secret.
2:56:39
I mean, it's it's not hard, but it is hard to put
2:56:43
yourself into that mindset. Beau is nowhere, nowhere in any of this is
2:56:48
my name, Clint Redchinson is non existent here nice Okay, Okay, Now
2:56:56
I want you to imagine, because got three minutes left, you have to
2:57:03
again, I own nothing, but I control everything, right, Okay,
2:57:09
Yet I have no liability for frivolous, ridiculous things that you're talking about like
2:57:18
these some of these taxes, some of these things. I'm not operating as
2:57:22
a US agent. I'm operating as a private association through a limited liability company
2:57:31
that represents the association. This is how you stay private from the United States.
2:57:37
Very good, But but you don't use it for evil. You don't
2:57:41
use it to avoid taxes. You don't use it because that's the kind of
2:57:45
thing that they can then come in and say, Okay, you've abused your
2:57:48
privilege. And the last lesson for today, privilege is a good word.
2:57:54
Privilege means privacy. Okay, all right, Um, you know Clinton is
2:58:00
uh at Red Pill Sunday School on Odyssey and Bitch Shoot and um you can
2:58:11
see his videos over there at and and YouTube as well. Okay, So
2:58:13
I didn't I used to you had that? Okay, Well, I mean
2:58:16
other than what they've taken down, right exactly. So that's same thing with
2:58:20
Patrick they've been taking. They didn't shut his channel down, but they've been
2:58:24
removing specific videos en route to UM you know. But uh yeah, So,
2:58:31
UM, is there anything else that you want to um put out there
2:58:35
yet? A strong man story dot info you can you can pick up the
2:58:41
website. If anybody wants to join, it's it's a it's a private membership
2:58:46
website. Membership only. It's five dollars a month. I'm gonna put all
2:58:50
my work through, all my future work, my music, my um,
2:58:56
a voiceover of the book, the first book, all that kind of stuff,
2:59:01
and then it's going to have a forum of library and all this stuff
2:59:03
and hopefully join people together in this so that we can act together, because
2:59:07
that's a necessary part, and that is private underground dot club, Private underground
2:59:15
club. I hope to make this a much bigger thing where we can use
2:59:20
it. For instance, you know, we can homeschool our children together.
2:59:24
Those that don't have verse or deviates can use this system I'm talking about to
2:59:28
actually interact with the public. They don't need a US person, right,
2:59:33
but you know there's so much possibility and I gotta tell you man of more
2:59:37
time. Yeah, the possibilities of this you could I mean coops, you
2:59:43
know think of costco for instance. It's a private, private association. Yeah,
2:59:48
and as a membership, the possibilities are endless. All right, Thanks
2:59:54
everybody, Thank you so much, and I'm sure you will hear from Clin again.