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The Ron Edwards American Experience: Do New York City Voters Want to See Their City Turned into Havana USA? - 250702 · The Ron Edwards American Experience V2

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Speaker 5: Ladies and gentlemen, It's the Ron Edwards American Experienced Talk
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Speaker 6: And Hello, Hello, Hello, I'm Ron Edwards and welcome to
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Speaker 6: the Run Edwards American Experienced Talk Show. And mine do
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Speaker 6: we have a great show lined up for you today
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Speaker 6: and a few subject matters that aren't so great. But
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Speaker 6: we have a great guest too. Her name is Amy Hallam,
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Speaker 6: and she is a weapons expert and well lots of
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Speaker 6: you have already heard of her, and she does a
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Speaker 6: lot of great work in investigating why and how the
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Speaker 6: government has been zapping a lot of citizens. Actually, the
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Speaker 6: United States government isn't the only one that does that,
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Speaker 6: by the way, and in fact, there's a worldwide effort
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Speaker 6: to stop that madness. And we're going to be talking
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Speaker 6: to her about that and a few other things as well.
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Speaker 3: Well.
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Speaker 6: Talk about a tale of two cities, Los Angeles and
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Speaker 6: San Francisco. The streets of San Francisco. Well, believe it
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Speaker 6: or not, because on the last election site, a more
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Speaker 6: moderate Democrat was elected as mayor of San Francisco. There
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Speaker 6: has been a noticeable difference in how that city is
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Speaker 6: run and streets are being cleaned up. The beauty is
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Speaker 6: coming back to that great city. Well, you know, she's
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Speaker 6: not all the way back, but there is a marked difference.
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Speaker 6: And also the prosecutor in San Francisco, they're actually going
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Speaker 6: after criminals again, they're not letting them right back out.
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Speaker 6: And so overall, to a limited Greek life is improving
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Speaker 6: in the city by the Bay. But Los Angeles, boy,
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Speaker 6: that's another matter. You've got miss smirkface. Karen Bass, the mayor,
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Speaker 6: Well today she made a big heap of mistake when
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Speaker 6: she not only announced that she refused to work with
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Speaker 6: ICE to deport illegals, but also has decided to take
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Speaker 6: on senior Trump advisor Stephen Miller. And I've got to
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Speaker 6: tell you, I tell you against Stephen Miller. Intellectually, Mayor
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Speaker 6: Karen Bass is totally unarmed. I mean, that is such
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Speaker 6: a mismatch, it's unbelievable.
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Speaker 3: And you know.
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Speaker 6: She was willing to cut a deal with ICE following
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Speaker 6: their work putting an end to.
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Speaker 3: ICE riots.
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Speaker 6: Or anti ICE riots that she presided over in Los Angeles.
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Speaker 6: She didn't say that at one time, one time, but
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Speaker 6: Fox News producer asked, she's willing to honestly come forward
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Speaker 6: and cut a deal with ICE, you know, so that
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Speaker 6: they could help clean out her city. True to form,
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Speaker 6: smirk face, Bass essentially told Ice to get lost and
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Speaker 6: implied that she had no interest in meeting with the agency,
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Speaker 6: and she liked many other Democrats throughout the Republic, and
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Speaker 6: some Rhinos are willing to throw the entire Republic over
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Speaker 6: over the cliff and see her destroyed because they either
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Speaker 6: hate Donald Trump, they hate our country, they hate the
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Speaker 6: what our country was built on. They'd rather see we
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Speaker 6: the people suffering under the bootheill of big government or
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Speaker 6: at the hands of millions and millions and millions of
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Speaker 6: unleashed illegal border crossers. These people are that evil, and
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Speaker 6: people say, well, how can we stop it? Well, there's
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Speaker 6: three ways you can stop it. One, we have to
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Speaker 6: stop teaching this garbage and government school stop requiring in
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Speaker 6: these government schools that students only be taught what's bad
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Speaker 6: about America and in fact, in exaggerating the bad elements
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Speaker 6: of our country and refusing to teach anything good about
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Speaker 6: our republic. I mean, if you're going to teach the good,
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Speaker 6: you know, teach about the United States. And you want
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Speaker 6: to teach everything, why not teach everything, both the good
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Speaker 6: and the bad, And then people are free to choose.
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Speaker 6: But if you are totally uninformed about one element of
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Speaker 6: one side, and you only know one deal, and what
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Speaker 6: you do know is an exaggeration based upon hate and
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Speaker 6: based upon an ideology that is designed to literally destroy
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Speaker 6: and eliminate, eradicate liberty and justice for all, just for
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Speaker 6: the heck of it, because they want to rule over us.
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Speaker 6: They want us to be stomped under their boot heel
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Speaker 6: of tyranny, and they're willing to do and go about
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Speaker 6: it any way they can. John Dewey convinced them to
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Speaker 6: go through government schools. Then you have the fake preachers.
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Speaker 6: Then you have you know, and after so many generations,
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Speaker 6: now you have parents that no longer raise their children
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Speaker 6: and the way that they should go. They're no longer
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Speaker 6: teaching boys how to be men, girls how to grow
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Speaker 6: up and be women. They teach this equality crap. They
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Speaker 6: have American women thinking that they're equal to men and everything,
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Speaker 6: and then you have weak men thinking that they're equal
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Speaker 6: to women. M boy talk about we living in terrible
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Speaker 6: or perilous times. Well, well, well let's see here, Hollywood
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Speaker 6: elitist Ben Stiller is claiming the Trump administration could target
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Speaker 6: him in a wave.
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Speaker 3: Of political I guess rebuke.
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Speaker 6: And you know, you know these people that are running
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Speaker 6: around in Hollywood saying that Trump is going to be
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Speaker 6: going after them because they hate him, they hate the country.
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Speaker 6: Isn't you know what's really disturbing when I look at
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Speaker 6: these people like Ben Stiller and many of the other
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Speaker 6: big time in their own mind, Hollywood elitists, they support
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Speaker 6: policies that hammer we the people, and what they're too
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Speaker 6: stupid to understand that if we the people go broke
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Speaker 6: and become victims of an economy based upon what has
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Speaker 6: ruined Havana, Cuba, guess what happens. We no longer will
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Speaker 6: be able to buy tickets to go to their movies
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Speaker 6: or Netflix or Hulu or wherever we view movies today.
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Speaker 6: I mean, that's just one little thing. These people are
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Speaker 6: so asinine and so stuck up. I don't know what
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Speaker 6: they have stuck up their rear in from their rear
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Speaker 6: end to their brain, just a big stick of evil
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Speaker 6: up their backside all the way to the brain.
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Speaker 3: And so ayak.
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Speaker 6: She continue used to go to Nutsville too, breaking her
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Speaker 6: silence after Republican blows apart her Bronx girl act with
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Speaker 6: a terrible, damning school yearbook photo. Yep, she claimed that
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Speaker 6: she was from the Bronx. She's just a homegirl, a
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Speaker 6: homie girl from the Bronx. Yet you know, days ago
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Speaker 6: we went through this about how she was not a
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Speaker 6: Bronx girl, but she grew up in York Town. Beautiful Yorktown.
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Speaker 6: That's a very historic town if you read about American
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Speaker 6: history during the Revolutionary War, Yorktown played a sizeable part
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Speaker 6: in the battles and the formation of this Republic. But anyway,
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Speaker 6: she's running around saying acting like she's this, that and
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Speaker 6: the other. And I don't understand it if you were
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Speaker 6: born in Yorktown, in New York, in Yorktown, which believe
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Speaker 6: it or not, to this very day has a club,
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Speaker 6: Christopher Columbus Club. I'd like to attend one of those meetings.
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Speaker 6: But anyway, and then faking it, pretending she's one of
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Speaker 6: the homegirls from the Bronx, and then as their representative,
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Speaker 6: she lords over policies that prevent job growth in the
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Speaker 6: very area that she represents man Man man Man. She
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Speaker 6: referred to herself as a tough Bronx girl, and yet
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Speaker 6: there's a high school picture. I've seen the high school
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Speaker 6: yearbook picture of her and it wasn't in the Bronx.
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Speaker 6: And so many Democrats, She's not the only one that
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Speaker 6: there's so many Democrats that operate on falsehoods. I'm amazed.
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Speaker 6: And yet the people love her. She chased twenty seven
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Speaker 6: thousand jobs that I think. Yeah, it was Amazon that
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Speaker 6: wanted to build a facility in her district and she
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Speaker 6: chased them out, saying, ah, we don't need big corporate America.
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Speaker 6: What twenty seven thousand jobs? And to show you how
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Speaker 6: sick in the head the voters were, they cheered it.
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Speaker 6: And we're back This is the round edwards American experience.
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Speaker 6: Welcome one and all. Yep, yep, yep, you have another
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Speaker 6: hot summer day. Man, I wonder when we will get
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Speaker 6: with low humidity. I know I'm speaking of perfection. Anyway,
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Speaker 6: let's welcome our guest. Her name is Amy Hulm, and
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Speaker 6: she is a forensic analyst who helps victims of direct
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Speaker 6: energy weapons targeted individuals. And guess who's doing the targeting.
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Speaker 6: According to Amy, it's our government, and our government is
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Speaker 6: the only one is not the only one that likes
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Speaker 6: to zat people?
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Speaker 3: Isn't that right? Amy?
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Speaker 1: That sure is Ron.
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Speaker 12: There's a lot of different hidden devices and electronics inside
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Speaker 12: of our population that we're not even aware of, included
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Speaker 12: automated license plate readers, light poles, traffic light camera systems
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Speaker 12: that they connect can connect to as well. There's different
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Speaker 12: types of weapons systems now in satellite infrastructures that are
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Speaker 12: being built. Even the communications telecom communications through emergency broadcast
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Speaker 12: systems that can be switched from a sensing location into
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Speaker 12: a directed arrayed system. So there are lots of different
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Speaker 12: types of weapons systems that can be used on the
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Speaker 12: American people.
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Speaker 6: Jeri person, let me ask you something. This has been
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Speaker 6: going on for some time now, a goodly number of years,
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Speaker 6: and I'm almost afraid to ask you this because I
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Speaker 6: don't I fear that I may not like the answer.
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Speaker 6: But do you believe that a lot of the government officials,
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Speaker 6: the elected officials in Congress and the Senate, and many
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Speaker 6: local officials around the country understand this dilemma and that
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Speaker 6: it's going on, and they seem to be turning either
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Speaker 6: their eyes away from it or they know about it
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Speaker 6: and support it.
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Speaker 12: That's a hard question because some of the senators do
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Speaker 12: know about what is going on. There are plenty of
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Speaker 12: people that have even contacted their local senators, not just myself,
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Speaker 12: but a lot of the victims that I've helped along
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Speaker 12: and the clientele. They've reached out in written letters on
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Speaker 12: their personal behalf and even different nonprofit organizations as well
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Speaker 12: helping support the community trying to reach out. The Department
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Speaker 12: of Justice is well aware of these crimes, a Department
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Speaker 12: of Homeland Security. A number of the victims have reached
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Speaker 12: out to the FBI agencies. Now when it comes into conference,
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Speaker 12: in particular, they have to look towards their constituents, their
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Speaker 12: personal lobbyist agendas, and that's what they create the laws
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Speaker 12: and conform to inside of the Senate. So even with
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Speaker 12: neural technology and artificial intelligence foreign since currently the Big
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Speaker 12: beautiful Bill was just passed, artificial intelligence now it cannot
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Speaker 12: be investigated for up to ten years on a federal level.
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Speaker 12: This is going to increase cybercrimes.
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Speaker 1: Now.
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Speaker 12: Lay Santas was aware of this, but he at least
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Speaker 12: created laws before that law was passed on the state side.
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Speaker 6: So I heard that that was taken out. Oh oh yeah,
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Speaker 6: Oh yeah, that they voted they ripped that out, they said, nope.
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Speaker 6: In fact, Marjorie Taylor Green was talking about that as
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Speaker 6: a victory, that that basically helped save our republic.
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Speaker 3: Oh yeah.
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Speaker 12: So I wasn't aware of that. I know they were
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Speaker 12: working on it, and I know they life that bill completely,
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Speaker 12: and I know they were focusing also on the medicaid
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Speaker 12: portion as well of that bill. So once it's finalized
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Speaker 12: and once it reads through and gets its approval, I'll
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Speaker 12: have it sit down and read to go through that
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Speaker 12: more appropriately. There was just so much in that bill.
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Speaker 12: I only focus kind of on the artificial intelligence neuro faithside.
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Speaker 12: But states are conforming. Some of the states, like Bron Desantas,
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Speaker 12: he created state laws on artificial intelligence. I haven't had
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Speaker 12: a chance to read that bill yet, but I know
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Speaker 12: that he's working specifically with law enforcement officials to do
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Speaker 12: extra training for the police officers so they can come
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Speaker 12: up with new tactics to overcome the crimes that are
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Speaker 12: being committed by the artificial intelligence, like voice recognition systems,
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Speaker 12: deep states, videos, the different forms of crypto currency, blockchains.
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Speaker 12: There's robo calls right now with people's voices, like an
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Speaker 12: automated system pretending to be a person's granddaughter and they'll
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Speaker 12: send them money. They'll say, hey, I got arrested, can
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Speaker 12: you bail me out? Grandma? Dad's not here to help,
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Speaker 12: and it sounds like their granddaughter, but really it's not.
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Speaker 12: So a lot of people are getting having certain crimes
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Speaker 12: that are being committed on them that way. Some interesting
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Speaker 12: news on the data now, companies in certain states, I
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Speaker 12: believe out in California, they passed laws, and the United
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Speaker 12: Nations just passed laws on collection and selling of neural data.
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Speaker 12: They're not allowed to sell that data unless they have
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Speaker 12: permission from the user. Now they can keep the neural data,
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Speaker 12: but there are restrictions and guidelines to collecting it and
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Speaker 12: selling it and marketing it and making it out to
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Speaker 12: the public. So some companies are working on and some
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Speaker 12: states are working on neural laws which are going to
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Speaker 12: be very beneficial. And it's still currently not protecting the people.
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Speaker 12: It's only giving protections from the people to the companies.
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Speaker 12: So we need to start creating laws that protect the
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Speaker 12: people and not the companies so they won't get sued
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Speaker 12: from misusing that data that is collected. And that's the hardship.
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Speaker 6: Of Yeah, that's the same thing that they use with
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Speaker 6: the boards of education around the country. Because I think
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Speaker 6: it was in the nineteen eighties or they'reabouts, parents were
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Speaker 6: beginning to rise up and started suing government school systems,
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Speaker 6: and all of a sudden, they came up with laws
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Speaker 6: forbidding that, and the parents were only suing them because
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Speaker 6: they noticed that the quality of education was declining. And
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Speaker 6: my gosh, if we could even go back to the
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Speaker 6: level of education of the nineteen eighties, we would be
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Speaker 6: a lot better off than today. And now that this
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Speaker 6: has come to the four that you just reported, this
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Speaker 6: is really, really, really dangerous in my humble opinion, the
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Speaker 6: last time you were on the show, you mentioned about
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Speaker 6: how they were going from five G to ten and
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Speaker 6: you've explained how dangerous five G is to her health.
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Speaker 6: I mean, I mean, how dangerous is Team.
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Speaker 12: Ten Tenji is. Mainly it can be very very dangerous
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Speaker 12: depending on the wattage that is going to be produced
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Speaker 12: from the tower systems, from the ground stations up to
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Speaker 12: the satellite systems. Now, I haven't really studied the radiation,
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Speaker 12: the expansion, how many feet per second, or things like
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Speaker 12: that that nature yet because there's really it's still just
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Speaker 12: being tested, so there's no scientific documents out there that
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Speaker 12: are being used to actually learn and develop it since
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Speaker 12: it's being developed right now. But most of the Tenchi
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Speaker 12: infrastructure is tremendously high frequencies. Those are way above the
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Speaker 12: that's the new going to be added to the electromagnetic
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Speaker 12: spectrum that hasn't even been updated yet.
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Speaker 1: With the.
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Speaker 12: Tremendously high frequencies THHF. So these are mainly going to
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Speaker 12: be used for space exploration as they're trying to get
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Speaker 12: to the Moon, and as they need to be able
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Speaker 12: to talk and communicate in space as they're trying to
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Speaker 12: develop new structures out there and explore other areas of
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Speaker 12: the universe. They're going to need to expand those radio frequencies,
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Speaker 12: but the current levels that they have are for space,
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Speaker 12: so that's where the ten G technology comes from. I
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Speaker 12: can see some very good benefits with space exploration involving
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Speaker 12: the ten GI components, and I believe that's part of
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Speaker 12: the Golden Dome infrastructure that is going to be used.
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Speaker 12: But the problem is with the satellite communications. They're talking
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Speaker 12: about putting up two satellites systems a day, two rocket
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Speaker 12: shifts launches a day, that's going to surround There's not
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Speaker 12: going to be an inch of our Earth that is
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Speaker 12: not going to have a satellite connected to it, and
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Speaker 12: that we're just going to be engulfed with these different
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Speaker 12: systems by different companies, whether it be Verieton Telecommunications, Dish
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Speaker 12: Satellite systems, Amazon, Jeff Bezos, Space Exploration, SpaceX, NASA, all telecommunications,
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Speaker 12: AT and T Internet services are going to be satellite
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Speaker 12: services too, And eventually their goal in twenty thirty five
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Speaker 12: is their plan to have everything installed for the Benji
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Speaker 12: technology systems. So we'll find more about as it's being developed.
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Speaker 12: They're planning to cut off all connections to the ground
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Speaker 12: stations and have full control for governmental purposes only through
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Speaker 12: the satellite systems. And I believe that would basically deplete
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Speaker 12: It could be either beneficial because then we could cut out.
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Speaker 6: That Tooie Amy, hold it right there. We're heading towards
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Speaker 6: Welcome back, Amy, and it's always great to have you.
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Speaker 6: Before the break, you were talking about some of the
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Speaker 6: I guess advantages of the ten G technology that may
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Speaker 6: be coming forth via satellite usage.
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Speaker 12: Yeah, I really do think that ten GI would be
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Speaker 12: a better option because once the TENJI is actually built in,
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Speaker 12: the ground and connecting to the ten GI technologies for
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Speaker 12: it now. There are still satellite systems that are being
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Speaker 12: built in with the and using directed energy weapons. Some
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Speaker 12: of the satellite systems are mainly through different companies. SpaceX
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Speaker 12: his neural interface systems that are connected with that. A
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Speaker 12: lot of the directed energy weapons can be connected to
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Speaker 12: Dish satellite systems. Verizon Power is heavenly used and starting
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Speaker 12: to implement them now. A lot of the actually connections
32:36
Speaker 12: with Verizon Power and the Internet services is going to
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Speaker 12: start implementing motion emotion capturing inside of their router, so
32:47
Speaker 12: they'll be able to tell where anybody is inside their home,
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Speaker 12: where they're walking inside that home, animals, pets, children, They'll
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Speaker 12: be able to to identify different movements and where that
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Speaker 12: of the Internet. So that is some of the new
33:13
Speaker 12: technologies that are being built and used by the different
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Speaker 12: Qualcom telecommunication agencies and Internet providers, whether it's Spectrum, Verizon, AT,
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Speaker 12: and T those are your three main ones. I know
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Speaker 12: there are other ones that merged with each other. So
33:35
Speaker 12: it's kind of interesting to learn all these new techniques.
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Speaker 6: I've got to ask you, what is the motive of
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Speaker 6: these people wanting to know what people are doing inside
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Speaker 6: of their home. I think that that borders on crazy,
33:51
Speaker 6: It borders on communism, It borders on everything that is
33:54
Speaker 6: not good. They want to watch us wherever we go
33:57
Speaker 6: in our home. I mean, when you think about that, to.
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Speaker 3: Me, that is very dastardly.
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Speaker 12: What say you, no, I agree with you, that's very tyrannical.
34:08
Speaker 12: That the illegal surveillance, and that leads to a lot
34:11
Speaker 12: of sex trafficking as well, if you really think about it,
34:15
Speaker 12: because what they can produce just a way with radio waves,
34:20
Speaker 12: AMSM broadcasting and the Wi Fi capabilities, they could get
34:25
Speaker 12: pictures and images of that person just using those functions,
34:31
Speaker 12: and they can visually see it. They could sell those photos.
34:36
Speaker 12: They could do side channel attacks easily. A criminal could
34:40
Speaker 12: do a side channel attack and connect into those radio waves,
34:45
Speaker 12: and that causes illegal surveillance opportunities, and it's against the
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Speaker 12: US Constitution.
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Speaker 1: Now.
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Speaker 12: Unfortunately, other countries across the globe don't have the United
34:58
Speaker 12: States Constitution. They're basically controlled by their country's rules and oligarchy.
35:08
Speaker 12: So it's kind of hard with that surveillance. But the
35:12
Speaker 12: reason that they're doing is is neuroscience and the medical purposes.
35:18
Speaker 12: They're making so much money just off of the data.
35:21
Speaker 12: That's why that data collection laws are very very important
35:26
Speaker 12: not to be able to sell. And since these companies
35:30
Speaker 12: can't sell them now or can't buy them from other companies,
35:36
Speaker 12: they need to start producing their own medical data so
35:41
Speaker 12: they can keep up with the innovation and the science
35:46
Speaker 12: market as they're creating their new technology systems. And that's
35:51
Speaker 12: where the controversy really does lie, because it is illegal,
35:57
Speaker 12: and that it does start saying that this is a
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Speaker 12: mass surveillance project.
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Speaker 6: Let me ask you, are I don't know if you're
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Speaker 6: still finding individuals who are being harmed by these government
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Speaker 6: zappings and if people are coming forth and as some
36:17
Speaker 6: people or one individual in particular that you and I
36:20
Speaker 6: both know, are they still getting a hard time from
36:24
Speaker 6: their local authorities or are people more in the local
36:27
Speaker 6: governments more open to the victims that may report these
36:32
Speaker 6: kind of activities.
36:34
Speaker 12: Some of the doctors are starting to recognize more people
36:39
Speaker 12: coming in and making complaints about it, especially in the
36:44
Speaker 12: psychiatric humits and the medical hospital emergency rooms. Most people
36:52
Speaker 12: don't normally come in saying I'm starting to hear voices
36:55
Speaker 12: at when you're thirty and forty years old. That doesn't
36:58
Speaker 12: match the Skis Frondia type. Schizophrenia starts at a very
37:03
Speaker 12: young age, like when you're one or two years old,
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Speaker 12: and at the most twelveth It doesn't enter a person's
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Speaker 12: body when you're thirty or forty years old. And so
37:17
Speaker 12: some doctors are noticing these signs and symptoms and they
37:20
Speaker 12: are starting to talk about it and raise awareness about it.
37:28
Speaker 12: Most of the people are getting falsely Baker acted. One
37:32
Speaker 12: of my clients right now. I was an expert for
37:34
Speaker 12: his case, John Flynn. He is a whistleblower. He ran
37:40
Speaker 12: for Senator out in Connecticut. He's been Baker acted for
37:46
Speaker 12: his case that we had working on with for against
37:50
Speaker 12: the telecommunications and the hacking for election fraud. And they've
37:59
Speaker 12: been Baker acting him for over three months. And we
38:04
Speaker 12: even sent in habeas corpses, which is a written thing
38:09
Speaker 12: to say, hey, we need an in person evaluation and
38:13
Speaker 12: in front of the court system, and even the federal
38:17
Speaker 12: courts are denying him. So a lot of people are
38:20
Speaker 12: still getting Baker active for even talking about these type
38:26
Speaker 12: of issues with the use of directed energy weapons, I'm
38:32
Speaker 12: getting a lot more calls from veterans out there, people
38:38
Speaker 12: in the IT security field. One person that I helped
38:44
Speaker 12: recently I talked to I didn't do any investigations for
38:48
Speaker 12: was in phototonics and laser technology systems. So there are
38:54
Speaker 12: getting more and more victims every single day, and more
38:58
Speaker 12: and more veterans coming forward with these signs and symptoms
39:02
Speaker 12: as well. And the US has a the Havana Act
39:08
Speaker 12: that is already built and it's already been through, but
39:14
Speaker 12: the problem is they're not producing a medical code, okay,
39:19
Speaker 12: so there's no place to put or mark these people
39:24
Speaker 12: who are coming in, so they just baker at them instead,
39:28
Speaker 12: and that until a medical code is implemented by the
39:35
Speaker 12: government and the pharmaceutical companies that they could agree on,
39:39
Speaker 12: then nobody's going to be able to get the medical
39:42
Speaker 12: help that they're looking for to prove these crimes are
39:46
Speaker 12: being committed against them.
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Speaker 6: So go ahead, Yeah, we're running almost out of time,
39:54
Speaker 6: and I want you to give the folks information how
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Speaker 6: they can get hold of you if they know of
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Speaker 6: someone that's being zapped or themselves are noticing things, and
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Speaker 12: Sure you could get a hold of me on my website,
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Speaker 3: Her back on a regular basis.
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Speaker 6: She has so much information about governments going to nutsville,
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Speaker 6: in my opinion, zapping people.
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Speaker 3: Et cetera, et cetera. But here we go.
43:31
Speaker 6: Representative Massey says that he has a voting block of
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44:13
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44:18
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44:22
Speaker 6: particular time. And considering the fact that the federal reserve
44:26
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44:30
Speaker 6: another reason why we have to get rid of the
44:32
Speaker 6: ser federal Reserve. I understand, you know, others that spoke
44:36
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44:41
Speaker 6: when they were in public office. But it still has
44:45
Speaker 6: to be gotten rid of. We have to find a
44:47
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44:50
Speaker 6: disengage ourselves from the global globalist connections in London and Rome.
44:56
Speaker 6: We have to do it for the good of our country.
44:58
Speaker 3: In the long run.
45:00
Speaker 6: And the reason why that they really don't want to
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Speaker 6: pass the bill has nothing to do with what's wrong
45:09
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45:11
Speaker 6: They're willing to throw us all under the bus, all
45:16
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45:18
Speaker 6: President Trump. These people are worse than spoiled brats. They're
45:27
Speaker 6: like a bunch of wicked rats running around putrefying everything
45:31
Speaker 6: that they can put their grubby little hands on. What
45:37
Speaker 6: happens to Americans when the devil is let loose. We
45:41
Speaker 6: see the devil being utilized all over our country every
45:44
Speaker 6: single day. How many crimes and lies does this human devil,
45:51
Speaker 6: Ali Obama need to be found guilty of committing before
45:54
Speaker 6: the people hold him accountable. And all the others in
45:58
Speaker 6: and out of government that have been committing literal crimes
46:01
Speaker 6: against our republic, against we the people specifically, and yet
46:05
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46:10
Speaker 6: other subversives to bring about more illegal censorship in advocating
46:14
Speaker 6: his treasonous propaganda. Now Ali Obama is hoping to overthrow
46:20
Speaker 6: the First Amendment of the United States Bill of Rights.
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Speaker 3: Yes he is.
46:25
Speaker 6: He recently spoke at the Bushnell Performing Arts Center in
46:29
Speaker 6: Hartford in beautiful, Well it's not beautiful anymore in Hartford, Connecticut,
46:36
Speaker 6: and these subversives along with him, they're advocating is treasonous propaganda.
46:44
Speaker 6: Ali Obama has been allowed to do so by the
46:46
Speaker 6: American people in this country for over sixteen years now
46:49
Speaker 6: without standing trial for his numerous treasonous crimes against the
46:53
Speaker 6: people of this country. This is what it looks like
46:56
Speaker 6: when the devil is let loose. This is how a country,
47:02
Speaker 6: even one as great as this one can be overthrown. Ultimately,
47:08
Speaker 6: this all comes down to these devils that hate the
47:13
Speaker 6: bearers of the truth, that bring their evil deeds to
47:17
Speaker 6: the light. Now it is time. I keep saying that
47:23
Speaker 6: it's time for we the people to grow up and
47:25
Speaker 6: be willing to face these challenges head on. And the
47:30
Speaker 6: reason why I always say that, and sometimes people, you know,
47:33
Speaker 6: especially many fellow Christians, act like we should, you know,
47:36
Speaker 6: take on the persona of ostriches and bury our heads
47:40
Speaker 6: in our backyards, I guess, and pretend that, oh, yeah,
47:44
Speaker 6: with our backsides in the air, maybe on our knees,
47:49
Speaker 6: pretending if we do that, oh, we'll get a miracle
47:52
Speaker 6: from on high. When the last time I checked, I
47:56
Speaker 6: think it was yeah, it was today. That we have
47:59
Speaker 6: personal responsibil as the people of God is sovereigns of
48:04
Speaker 6: this nation. Sovereign, by the way, means that you are
48:07
Speaker 6: not a ward of the state. Now, this is one
48:13
Speaker 6: of the reasons why our forefathers established the First Amendment.
48:17
Speaker 6: We must we have the right to utter what we
48:20
Speaker 6: want to utter or speak. Benjamin Franklin famously stated freedom
48:25
Speaker 6: of speech is the great bulwark of liberty. They prosper
48:29
Speaker 6: and die together and is the terror of traitors and oppressors,
48:34
Speaker 6: and a bearer against them. Now, that quote, often attributed
48:38
Speaker 6: to Cato's letters, highlights the crucial role free speech plays
48:43
Speaker 6: in safeguarding liberty and a free government. Now liberty liberty
48:48
Speaker 6: simply means freedom with responsibility. Benjamin Franklin, a printer and publisher,
48:54
Speaker 6: understood the power of the press and the importance of
48:58
Speaker 6: open discourse. We also understood that as a member of
49:02
Speaker 6: the press, you needed to be educated fundamentally sound in morality,
49:08
Speaker 6: because when you are, then you're more apt to tell
49:10
Speaker 6: the truth and not be guided by hatred or ideology
49:17
Speaker 6: that is false. Franklin believe that freedom of speech was
49:21
Speaker 6: essential for wisdom and public liberty, and that without it
49:27
Speaker 6: a nation's liberty could be overthrown very easily. What of
49:31
Speaker 6: George Washington and what it is that he had to
49:35
Speaker 6: say of those who mean to suppress or CeNSE over
49:38
Speaker 6: our free speech. He said that if freedom of speech
49:42
Speaker 6: is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be
49:46
Speaker 6: led like sheep to the slaughter. It is a quote
49:50
Speaker 6: attributed again to George Washington. Remember that our God given
49:57
Speaker 6: rights should not be taken away. We should not allow
50:00
Speaker 6: our God given rights to be taken away. It is
50:02
Speaker 6: an insult not only to us but to God himself
50:06
Speaker 6: if they go, if we allow them to be taken away,
50:09
Speaker 6: it is because we the people have forfeited them. If
50:14
Speaker 6: you are not willing that they if you are not
50:18
Speaker 6: willing that they be forfeited, then they must be fought for.
50:22
Speaker 6: We just can't, as I said earlier, we can't just
50:25
Speaker 6: bury our head in our backyards, pretending to be ostriches,
50:29
Speaker 6: get on our knees and thinking that God will come
50:32
Speaker 6: and save us. Nope, And in this case, those criminals
50:37
Speaker 6: must be brought to justice while we still have the
50:41
Speaker 6: time to do so. We do have the time to
50:43
Speaker 6: do so, my friends, we really do. I tell you
50:47
Speaker 6: we do. We do, we do, But we have to
50:49
Speaker 6: be willing to come together coalesce as in huge numbers.
50:57
Speaker 6: You know how many times have there been certain issues
51:00
Speaker 6: throughout the years and millions of people contacted their representatives
51:05
Speaker 6: all at the same time and there were positive changes.
51:12
Speaker 6: This is the kind of stuff we have to do. Also,
51:16
Speaker 6: I had an idea years ago and I still think
51:19
Speaker 6: it's very important. I think it's something that would work
51:23
Speaker 6: as these ne'er dowells continue to try to take away
51:27
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51:32
Speaker 6: would say, we the people go on a twenty one
51:34
Speaker 6: day strike. So you know what, You want to continue
51:37
Speaker 6: to overspend our money or take away our rights, abuse us, well,
51:42
Speaker 6: you get the money to do it from a working economy,
51:45
Speaker 6: meaning we the people are the producers from which you
51:48
Speaker 6: tax and gain your wealth. Government. Without us, there is
51:52
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51:54
Speaker 6: written about by the founding fathers. Yes, we are the
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Speaker 6: straw that stirs the drink in this great nation. If
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Speaker 6: we're great, America is great. If we are subdued and
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Speaker 6: brought to heal by a crooked government, then the nation
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Speaker 6: will go down. America was not meant to be a
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Speaker 6: totalitarian regime. We're not built like that. You have many
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Speaker 6: totalitarian individuals now who want to change that and turned
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Speaker 6: us into a third world hell hole dictated to by
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Speaker 6: the ruling class. But I don't believe that should be
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Speaker 6: our fate. I hope that you feel the same, because
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Speaker 6: if you do together, we can be victorious. Nothing worth
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Speaker 6: fighting for is easy. It really isn't, no matter what
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Speaker 6: it is. If you want to get in shape. You
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Speaker 6: gotta work hard. If you want to learn anything that's worthwhile,
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Speaker 6: you have to study, you've got to read. It is
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Speaker 6: what it is, my friends. It is what it is,
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Speaker 6: and it's that simple. Just like the people said, you
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Speaker 6: know what, enough of this Madison, San Francisco. They elected
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Speaker 6: a better mayor and the city is getting better as
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Speaker 6: I speak. So it is what it is and it
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Speaker 6: will be what it will be, depending on what you want.
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Speaker 3: It to be.
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Speaker 6: So it's that simple. It's not easy to do, but
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Speaker 6: in principle, it is simple. I'm glad to see that
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Speaker 6: the President Trump is continuing to pause. Well, got to
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Speaker 6: end it there, folks, now that I see that my
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Speaker 6: time is up, Thank you so much for your time.
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Speaker 6: And remember, pray for your nation, Pray for your family,
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Speaker 6: your friends, and even your enemies that they get it
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Speaker 6: right before.
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Speaker 3: It's too late.
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Speaker 6: Treat others the way they would want to you would
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Speaker 6: want to be treated. And remember, yes, you is king.
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Speaker 6: And until next time, I'm ron edwards by now.
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Speaker 12: Even the
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Speaker 6: The that's all folks, tags that stage right,