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A Conversation from Late 2015 with Clint and Patrick · Guber Mente 2026

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  I don't want to be an emperor. That's not my business. In this
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  world is room for every one of the good. Earth is rich and can
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  provide for everyone. The way of life can be free and beautiful. But
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  we have lost the way. Weed has poisoned and souls dis barricaded the world
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  with hate. We send too much to feel too little, too much feel
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  to morn machinery. We need humanity, morm and weapiness. We need kindness
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  about these qualities. Might will be violence, norm be lost. Do not
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  despair. The hate of men will pass, and dictators die. Dictators die,
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  and the power they took from the people will return to the people will
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  return to the people. All your life, you will, Tony regret now
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  as light to higher would look. I'm look a polke share in the co
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  Operation Nation. It's Monday, the twenty third of November twenty fifteen. We
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  are just two short days, three short days or is it four? I
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  don't know. Therefore, Thanksgiving on Thursday. Fortunately, so that you don't
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  go into this for some reason, National Holiday of Prayer, Separation of Church
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  and state. Why do we have a national day of prayer? I'm going
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  to answer that question for you, which will go nicely with our guest tomorrow,
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  Harry Hubbard, who's returning with his wonderful, wonderful knowledge of actual history
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  taken from actual historical books written in the seventeen and eighteen hundreds, and we're
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  gonna, we're gonna we're gonna have a little presentation tomorrow if all goes well
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  and Harry's able to join us, called Searching for Thanksgiving, and we're gonna
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  be looking through the history books, the actual history books that we're written before
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  the Mason's really made everything what it is today, and we're going to we're
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  going to see exactly what Thanksgiving was, and you're gonna be well, my
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  audience really shouldn't be surprised, but it will certainly coincide with everything we've learned,
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  because, of course, what must we remember when we say there's a
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  national day of prayer? Who was it that we pray till? Yes,
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  right, we pray to the magistrates, the gods, the King's So what
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  do you think it was that was actually a day of Thanksgiving? Well,
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  if you want to do a little bit of research before the show, Harry
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  just put out a video it's called searching for Thanksgiving. Should be the first
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  thing that comes up on YouTube, or you can look on Harry's Harry Hubbard
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  YouTube channel and you can watch it. This about an hour and fifteen minute
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  presentation goes through all these history books that he has personally that he copies right
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  from the source. And it's a good it's a good time because you know,
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  we are so led to it's just paththetic. You see, Thanksgiving wasn't
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  a celebration with the Indians. We celebrated. Thanksgiving was when we prayed for
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  such things as slaughtering the Indians. It was a good day, and so
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  we had a declared day of Thanksgiving. It was very different than what we've
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  been told. We're celebrating something that we shouldn't be. It's very disgusting and
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  let's not forget it. It's a legal holy day or holy day, not
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  a religious one. It's legal. Religion is not the same. I can't
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  stress that enough. Anyway, I want to get onto the topic of the
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  day. Introduce our usual guest, Patrick Jordan from vaccine fraud dot com.
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  Welcome to the show, my friend, I would eat Pilgrim, Pilgrim and
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  Puritan and Puritan and Pilgrim. Yeah, we want to start off the show
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  today by reading a new bill in Congress. Let me read from Medicine Dot
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  News and then I'll read the actual bill. Alert. This is an article
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  called HR two two three two National Mandatory Vaccine Nation Bill enters Congress. Alert
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  to Congressional bill to force mandatory vaccine nations across the nation has entered the House
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  of Representatives under the name Vaccinate All Children Act of two fifteen or HR two
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  two three two. Let me say that again, what a horribly horribly horrible
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  name, the Vaccinate All Children Act of twenty fifteen. That's HR two two
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  three two. This bill is essentially a national version of the SP two seven
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  seven mandatory vaccination legislation, which passed in California earlier this year with the same
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  impossible exemption requirements. The bill is currently written, would require all state public
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  schools across the nation to mandate blanket vaccination of their enrolled students in order to
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  receive their federal aid money. You see, when you control the money,
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  you control not only the currency of time, but the currency of medicine,
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  the currency of blood. You see. The bill was introduced by FREDRICKA.
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  S. Wilson, a Democratic congresswoman from Miami, Florida, who is best
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  known for wearing crazy hats to events and interviews. To say that the hats
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  may have finally gone to her head isn't far from the truth. As Representative
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  Wilson as put forth, arguably the most draconian act of medical fascism since the
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  regime of Adolf Hitler in Germany. In their words, not mine. The
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  movement aiming to eliminate informed consent, knows quite well that the failing national public
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  school system is wholly dependent on grant money from Washington, DC, as was
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  evident in last year's tense fight Overcome and Core Implementation and Michelle Obama's lunch program
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  The Man Michelle Obama. The real question here is will people who still enroll
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  their children in these meet grinding indoctrination facilities. I'd lea sit by as their
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  local schools turn these national grant thoughts into liberal blood money for the pharmaceutical industrial
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  complex. Now, Patrick, we both know what's going on here. See
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  people, people still have at this notion that government is there to protect us.
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  But of course the maximum loss is that with projection protection, excuse me,
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  come subjection to all law. So let's go to the actual bill.
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  Shall we wait, wait before you do that, Clint, because this is
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  your thing. We are at war, that's the bottom line. That's good,
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  that's good. What's a bill? I thought a bill is what came
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  in the mail that you had to pay. Oh yeah, yep, it's
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  an act, it's a deed. It's all those things. And I don't
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  acting was what you did on stage? So confused here, Well you do.
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  You're acting in person. Remember this only applies it, It'll tell you.
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  It only applies to public things. This is why I'm so adamant about
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  making people understand the difference between public and private. If you're gonna you know
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  again, this goes back to the notion of apprenticeship. When the state steals
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  your child through trickery and word magic, through the first certification process of abandonment,
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  you gotta understand that. In order to do that, the state has
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  a certain responsibility. It has to educate your children, get them ready for
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  the slave workforce and all that. It's like a same thing as an apprentice.
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  You know, you're it's the same exact thing as apprenticeship. It's adoption
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  basically, it's what they actually and so the state is responsible literally for the
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  welfare capitalized in the Constitution, which leads us to social Security and all that
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  crap. The Welfare, Health and Welfare Acts, which is a prima fasci
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  act called the title forty two. Right, so you know, Riffer's all
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  part of taking care of your children the best way a legal system of eugenics
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  and psychopath knows how. One hundred and fourteenth Congress, First Session, Hr.
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  Twenty two thirty two to amend the Public Health Service Acts to condition receipt
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  by States and political subdivisions and public entities of States, which are governments and
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  any agency of government of preventative health services grants on the establishment of a state
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  requirement for students in public elementary and secondary schools to be vaccinated in accordance with
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  the recommendations of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices. And for other purposes.
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  We always have to, you know, every bill says for other purposes,
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  which basically leaves it as a blank check. You know. House of Representatives,
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  May first, two thousand and Fifteams Wilson of Florida andrews the following bill,
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  which was referred to the Committee on What do You Think, which which
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  committee do you think this went to their Patrick Department of Defense. I don't
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  know. Man, all right, it's just as ridiculous. It's the Committee
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  on Energy and Commerce. Oh yeah, it makes sense. Yeah, vaccines
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  are commercial, they have nothing to do with health. They're the commerce of
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  causing bad health. So you wouldn't put that under yeah welfare, Yeah yeah.
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  A bill to amend the Public Health Service Act to get receipt states and
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  political subdivisions, etc. Of preventive health services. They're preventing health of preventative
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  health services grants on the establishment of a state requirement for students in public elementary
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  and secondary schools to be vaccinated in accordance we already read that and for other
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  purposes. It says being it acted by the Senate and House of Representatives of
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  the United States of America in Congress assembled Section one short title. This Act
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  may be cited as Vaccinate All Children Act of twenty fifteen, a very dubious
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  evil title to be sure Section two requiring students of public elementary and secondary schools
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  to be vaccinated. Section thirteen of the Public Health Service Act ats Title forty
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  two, which is you're so scared and everything else. Remember that's where title.
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  That's where section six six six is with all of the stuff about your
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  children and all the stuff that has to do with forcing you to take the
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  mark of social security so that you can buy seller trade. And if you're
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  gonna have the social security, you're gonna have to be vaccinated. I's amended
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  by adding to the end the following requiring students at public elementary and secondary schools
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  to be vaccinated. The requirement for a state political subdivision to be eligible to
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  receive a grant, so that's a federal grant. In this section, the
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  applicants shall demonstrate to the Secretary's satisfaction subjects paragraphs two and three. The state
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  requires each student enrolled in one of the state's public elementary schools or public secondary
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  schools to be vaccinated in accordance with the recommendations of the Advisory Committee on Immunization
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  Practices. Now, folks, please note there is no mention of private school
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  anywhere in this This is public more incentive for you guys to start picking how
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  to get out of the public system. Exception for child's health, the funding
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  condition described in paragraph one shall not apply with respect to his student. If
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  a duly registered and licensed position submits a written certification at the beginning of the
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  school year to the individual in charge of the health program at the students school,
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  a certifiing that the physician has personally examined the student during the preceding twelve
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  months, and that be certifying that, in the physician's opinion, good luck
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  with that the physical condition of a student is such that the student's health would
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  be endangered by the vaccination involved. That would be all of the above,
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  and see demonstrating to the satisfaction of the individual and charge of the health program
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  at the student's school that the physician's opinion confirms the accepted standard of medical care.
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  Now, Patrick, what is the accepted standard of medical care when it
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  comes to vaccine? In it one size, it's all. I'm glad you
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  asked, because I did a transcription of kirkshanks eighteen eighty nine History and Pathology
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  of Vaccination, where he states unequivocally that the Parliament in England knew that Jenner
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  was a fraud, yet they fast tracked him through and awarded him in adjusted
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  dollars about a million dollars back in the seventeen seventeen hundreds. So you know
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  what is the accepted practice well to lie, cheat, steal, and kill.
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  Well, I remember, the law is there to protect cheaters. That
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  is. That is my final conclusion, My final understanding of what law actually
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  is is to protect cheaters. That's all it is. And if you heard
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  my last Tuesday show you'd understand exactly what I mean definitions in this subsection.
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  Off to search this out, see what nice A. The term Advisory Committee
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  on Immunization Practices unquote means the Advisory Committee on immunization practices, Oh, thank
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  you very much, established by the Secretary, acting through the Director of the
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  Centers for Disease Control and Preventions. So it's not like this is any kind
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  of elected position. It's appointed and the reappointed and then reappointed. The Director
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  for the Centers Released Control, of course, has an appointed office. It
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  has nothing to do with anything lawful. It's surely public. And the fact,
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  though, be the terms elementary school and secondary school having the meanings given
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  in such terms in Section ninety one oh one of the Elementary and Secondary Education
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  Act of nineteen sixty five. The application Finally, the amendment made by subsection
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  A applies only with respect to fistical years beginning after the date that is six
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  months after the date of amendment of this act. Soho, who is this?
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  Uh? Who is this advisory committee that they're talking about? Yet,
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  you know you kind of you kind of got to wonder who who's on the
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  advisory committee on a mutanization practices. So I'm gonna I'm gonna pull that up
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  and I'm gonna let you comproment comment there, my friend. Okay, And
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  you know, for me, Clint, because this is an act, this
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  is all a stage play. It doesn't matter as time goes by who shows
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  up on stage to fill the role. The role is designated in the script.
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  And when you look at the CDC, it's part of what's called the
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  Uniformed Services. It's military and that's why the CDC is run by a surgeon
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  general and so there and inflicting bio weapons on the general population by military order.
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  That's that's all I care about. It doesn't matter who's playing you know,
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  what role in in what production off Broadway. Yeah. Well, when
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  you can recap the stuff about nineteen sixty five, I always try to take
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  notes, and I wasn't clear on what the nineteen sixty five connection was.
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  Nineteen sixty five, what did I say about nineteen sixty five. I'm asking
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  when when did I say it. I don't remember. It was right at
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  the end. It had something to do with like an amendment to something previously
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  occurred. Oh okay, that was section ninety one oh one of the Elementary
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  and Secondary Education Act of nineteen sixty five. And that is where the terms
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  elementary school and secondary school come from. And I guarantee it'll it'll. It'll
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  basically tell you that it's for public it's for public slaves, not private sovereign's.
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  Basically, in other words, the children of the posterity of the bloodline
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  of the founders of the United States do not have to go to public school
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  or are going to be exempt because they're not foundlings. They're not an adopted
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  foundlings that they were found by the government as foundling hospitals, as infants of
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  unknown parented. So yeah, they're exempt. In other words, they reserve
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  their rights, whereas public person cannot reserve rights and there's no protections from the
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  constitution there of About ACIP, the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices h The ACIP
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  is a group of medical and public health experts. That's a funny word isn't
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  public health because you know, when they say public they mean cattle, they
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  mean goiam public health experts that develops recommendations on how to use vaccines to control
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  diseases. In the United States, recommendation stands public health advice. Oh,
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  well, you know that's adding vice that will lead to a reduction in the
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  incidents of vaccine preventable diseases and an increase in the safe use of vaccines and
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  related biological products. Well, isn't that funny? Patrick? They're trying to
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  reduce the incident of vaccine preventable diseases and yet they pretty much deny that any
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  happen. Does that really make sense? It was established other section two two
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  two of the Public Health Service Act. Of course, Title forty two US
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  Code, the most evil code and is governed by its charter. And a
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  word for charter, by the way, in case you didn't know, folks,
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  is patent. Oh really, uh huh about ACIP members, Well,
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  let's see who's on this board that tells us that our children need to be
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  vaccine. The ICIP consists of fifteen experts who are voting members and are responsible
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  for making vaccine recommendations. Scart Secretary of US Department of Health and Human Services,
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  who's a total whore? Selex these members after an application, so they're
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  appointed interview in a nomination process. Fourteen of the members have expertise in vaccinology,
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  immunology, pediatrics, internal medicine, nursing, family medicine, viology,
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  public health, infectious diseases, and or preventative medicine. One member is a
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  consumer representative who provides protects perspectives on the social and community aspects of vaccinations.
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  Well, gosh, Patrick, maybe we should apply for that position. Oh
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  no, that's called industrial psychology. They're trying to figure out how to induce
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  people to take their poison. Right. We call those actors of the state,
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  eight ex officio members who represent other federal agencies, and thirty non voting
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  representation representatives of Liaisian organizations that bring related immunization expertise. Let's see if we
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  have a little I'm curious, you know. Let's see. The chair is
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  Bennett Nancy, a medical doctor, professor of medicine and Public Health Services the
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  University of Rochester. So it's of course it's university. It's the cynicalist system.
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  Acting Executive Secretary from Trickess Ree another doctor. Centers for Disease Control and
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  Prevention and National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases. So obviously pro vaccine there.
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  Huh. Members, Let's see, I'm just going to see where they're
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  from here. Center for Clinical Epidemiology and Population Health, Professor of Pediatrics and
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  Public Health, Department of Epidemiology and bio Statistics, Director, Global Health and
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  Implementation Research Initiatives, University of Nevada, Chief Vaccine Preventable Disease Epidemiology Section of
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  the Immunition Immunization Branch of the California California Department of Public Health. A Professor
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  of Medicine and Epidemiology, Infectious Diseases Epidemiology Research Unit, University of Pittsburgh,
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  JOHNS. Hopkin Bloomberg School of Public Health, Center for Immunizations. So this
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  is where these people are from. Almost all of them are, of course,
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  government funded places, so there will never come out against vaccines or tell
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  the truth about them. Wow. March of Dimes. Oh nice, Yeah,
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  Public Policy and Government Affairs, School of Public Health, University of kill
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  the Massachusetts General Hospital. Yeah, I mean this is just you look at
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  this list, It's like, oh my god, it's it's all university hospitals
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  and university professors and people who work for a government basically, So nothing has
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  changed since seventeen ninety eight. It's good to know. I like consistency.
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  Quinn. Here's here's one from the Food and Drug Administration that makes me feel
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  better. There's one from the Division of Vaccine Injury Compensation. Why do you
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  have a vaccine injury compensation if no one's getting harmed from vaccines? I don't
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  understand. Well, so what do you think there, Patrick? We've got
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  the the the Vaccinate All Children the Act of twenty fifteen. And you know,
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  I've said this before for many years in print and on the radio.
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  That is my considered opinion. Memory is a survival trait. If you can't
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  remember that you've been raped before, then you can be raped again and again
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  and again, and there's no possible way you can stop it because you have
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  no memory of it happening. And so when I look at you know,
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  the figures used to be autism was one and two hundred, then they dropped
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  it to one in fifty. Now they're they're predicting by you know, twenty
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  twenty, it's going to be one in two, that's fifty percent. You
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  look to your left, you look to your right, and if you don't
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  recognize them, means you got autism. Man. So what they're doing is
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  they're erasing people's minds to the point where all children being vaccinated, there's going
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  to be nothing left but slave husks. That's what they want. They want
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  a steerable, empty host, and that's what they're that's what they're pushing for
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  here, because guaranteed these kids will be sick, their minds will be gutted,
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  and nobody will know because there will be no cognitive higher functions. Nobody
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  will know that the entire population of at least North America and then the rest
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  of the world because i'll expand on that in just a little bit, will
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  be mind gutted on purpose so that they can be used for whatever purposes that
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  they have designed well. And this was of course part of the Brave New
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  World model. It was stated by very quite a few different people in history
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  before it was possible, talked about literally sterilizing the mind so that people had
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  no religious thoughts or capability for religious thoughts, no spirituality, and would it
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  do it? I mean, that is the whole brave New World model,
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  and Huxley certainly certainly spoke of this with great affection. I mean, it's
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  it's right line. I always miss quote. What was it facts or was
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  it another one of those really big corporations that proudly announced, like Microsoft,
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  that they want to hire or have hired autistic adults. Oh, that's I've
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  got all that in my blog actually on common Core, because you know,
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  they're using common Core to fund all this, so the taxpayer money goes into
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  the school system. The school system says that no child left behind, especially
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  the ones we make autistic, we have put them in special care units.
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  And then all of these CEOs and corporations are very very very excited, especially
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  public officials. I can pull it up and read some of the quotes here
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  in a minute. I just have to find them. But it's very very
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  disturbing. I mean, I'm sorry. My point, Clint, is this
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  that you had fighted brave New World which was based on a happy population.
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  And if you've been raped and you can't remember, and you are autistic,
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  which means they're they're focused, and you know, without being denigrating, the
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  term idiot savant means that you're really brilliant in one area but lacking in others.
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  And if you know, these corporations are put in placing autistic adults in
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  a situation where they can perform eight to twelve hours a day and be happy
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  because it's just repetitive, you know, work, the work is getting done,
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  that the slave is happy, and nobody knows that the entire soul and
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  spirit of what it is to be human has been eradicated from the face of
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  the earth. Well, I sometimes think, I gotta be honestly, I
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  sometimes think that video games are actually sort of the mock up trial or the
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  mock up sort of training for kids and adults to get them used to that
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  type of interactive work, not just sitting down. And it was one thing
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  to watch TV, but when you're playing the character on the TV and you're
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  actually you know, like you said, the reason I quit my job,
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  Patricks, as a very well paid Hollywood sound designer, was because I heard
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  on the radio one day an interview with a kid who you know, nineteen
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  year old kid who was flying drones over in Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan.
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  And this was ten years ago, and you know, here's a guy going
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  to work on a military base, sitting in a video game booth, literally
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  flying drones dropping bombs with a three second delay, and he goes back home
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  to his wife and children every night as if it's a normal day of work.
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  And he said, yeah, it's just like the games I used to
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  play. Wow, we'll be back, tooks. What you're waiting for.
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  We've already pricked with your liberty, Brittany and dignity you want to bore I'm
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  already folks, welcome back. We're talking with Patrick Jordan today. I found
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  a fun website here. It's called The Well. It's Homeland Security newswire dot
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  com. It has some very interesting stories on here. The one I'm looking
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  at guys from the twenty eleven March twenty eleven, and then we're going to
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  get into this is really interesting. Bills, acts, legislations with Patrick regarding
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  vaccine production. The Sprime Court ruling renders vaccine manufacturers immune to lawsuits. Is
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  it going to realize again laws not to protect you, it's to protect them
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  from you. The Sprime Court ruled in favor for vaccine manufacturers, declaring that
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  they could not be sued in state court for damages as a result of design
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  defects in their products. The Court found six to two that the National Childhood
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  Vaccine Injury Act protects vaccine manufacturers from designer defect claims. It sounds like it's
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  protecting children, doesn't it the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act. Oh, they're
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  protecting art children, But it protects vaccine manufacturers from their own design defect claims
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  by those children's parents. The law was passed in response to a massive increase
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  in the negation against vaccine manufacturers that led to as short as of vaccines.
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  We can't have that, now, can we. The eugenics program must go
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  on, The soft kill must go on. Justice Sultanmaieux and Ginsburg dissented.
• 30:17
  The two argue that the decision leaves a regulatory boid and insufficient oversight over vaccine
• 30:21
  manufacturers. That's an understatement. Proponents say that this helps stabilize the vaccine market
• 30:27
  and protects children, and that's why it's commercial, because children are products of
• 30:33
  commerce and vaccine market is a product of commerce. The US Supreme Court recently
• 30:38
  ruled in favor of vaccine manufacturers, declaring that they could not be sued in
• 30:44
  state court for damage is as a result of design defects in their product.
• 30:48
  The court found six to two that the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act provides vaccine
• 30:53
  manufacturers are protects excuse me from design defect claims. The case was brought to
• 30:59
  the tension of the Supreme Court after Wyas, a vaccine producer now owned by
• 31:04
  Vizor because they're all monopolizing, was sued by the parents of Hannah of bruce
• 31:10
  Witz. Her parents claim that a dose of Wyat's diphtheria tetanus protests vaccine induced
• 31:15
  Caesar's and caused developmental delays and their daughter in other words, autism. Oh,
• 31:21
  we can't say autism developmental delays. Oh, Wyatt insisted of the company
• 31:26
  didn't know wrong of course, and noticed that Wyas, which is the company
• 31:33
  somehow has a voice why because Wyat is a person just like europe person or
• 31:38
  I'm a person. The people who make up why is the actual persons the
• 31:44
  quote unquote and actual persons who are in trust and get us abandoned the trust
• 31:48
  anytime. Because they're actually private, they are not responsible for what the person
• 31:53
  called Wyas Corporation did wrong. And so Wyas, the corporate somehouse says that
• 32:01
  it self as a fictional artificial person or corporation did no wrong. Does that
• 32:08
  really really sit well with anybody? I don't know if the Spreme Court ruling
• 32:13
  is based on the nineteen eighty six National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act, which was
• 32:17
  passed by Congress in response to a massive increase in litigation against vaccine manufacturers that
• 32:22
  led to a shortage of vaccines. Do they care that they're harming children?
• 32:25
  Know they care that there was a shortage of vaccines? Commerce, folks,
• 32:34
  Remember, really reason we go to wars when there's a block of commerce.
• 32:37
  War is only two unblock commerce. From nineteen seventy eight to the mid nineteen
• 32:43
  eighties, dramatic rises in product liability lawsuits drove two of the largest domestic manufacturers
• 32:49
  out of business. To combat the growing shortage of vaccines, why because they
• 32:53
  were harming and naming and killing people, namely children. Congress created the law
• 32:59
  to shield vaccine manufacturers from tort with the GAG and help stabilize the vaccine market.
• 33:05
  Because that's all the hell that matters. It's commerce. Where is the
• 33:09
  bill that is gone to vaccinate every child in twenty fifteen, It's in Commerce
• 33:17
  committee, not Health, nothing else but commerce. Do you understand you public
• 33:24
  idiots, your commercial vessels in commerce, and you have to be treated as
• 33:34
  such. Sorry? Sorry, can I interject here? You did say because
• 33:39
  I take nose the Committee of Energy and Commerce, and my first thought was
• 33:45
  when they when they pulled Neo out of the pod, they were calling him
• 33:50
  copper top upper ups. Absolutely, folks, I'm angry. I I pretend
• 33:57
  I'm not. I try to do this show with an even tone. But
• 34:00
  for God's sake, you are at war. You know, any slave under
• 34:06
  a master is at war. That master is ruling over you in tyranny.
• 34:13
  That is all this is. You are at war. I'm sorry to tell
• 34:15
  you. This is a war. It is a silent weapon, silent weapons
• 34:20
  and quiet wars, right, that's I mean? Read it fourth generation probably
• 34:25
  fifth generation warfare. Go read what fourth generation warfare is? Go read the
• 34:31
  biological weapons active biological weapons Entitle fifty and title thirty something thirty eight thirty six.
• 34:39
  I can't remember. I mean, my god, what are you gonna
• 34:44
  do? People? They're talking about vaccinating your children mandatorily just so they can
• 34:51
  even go to school, can't go to school, get grants, can't get
• 34:55
  funding. Do you understand this they're protecting the vaccine in the Supreme Court,
• 35:01
  and Congress are ruling and making an act to protect vaccine manufacturers because so many
• 35:08
  parents, we're actually going, holy crap, the vaccine harm my child.
• 35:13
  I'm going to sue. Oh no, no, you can't sue. We
• 35:15
  got to protect the market, the commerce, not the children. Children.
• 35:23
  Let me ask just a keezer question that you can like expand on later.
• 35:29
  We don't have to do it for this show. But the language in what
• 35:32
  you read kept saying you can't sue in state court and unless they put a
• 35:40
  limitter somewhere else in that document, and we don't have to check now,
• 35:44
  Clint, It's like, and I know how you feel about going into court.
• 35:47
  You're just you're going into literally the like the tennis playing court of the
• 35:52
  enemy with hand grenades instead of you know, tennis balls. That's means to
• 36:00
  open up for me. Well, isn't there any other subject matter juristic where
• 36:05
  you could just pounce they are monsters, Yeah, they are saving they answer
• 36:08
  your question. Actually. From nineteen seventy eight to the mid nineteen eighties,
• 36:13
  dramatic rises and product liability lawsuits drove to the largest domestic manufacturers out of business.
• 36:17
  To combat the growing shortage of vaccines, Congress created a lot of shield
• 36:22
  vaccine manufacturers from tort litigation. Now this is important because a tort isn't is
• 36:30
  an injury literally against a man. I mean, it's it's hard to differentiate
• 36:35
  between what a tort is. We aren't really in its situation of tort toward
• 36:38
  is more of a common law thing. Where at our contract right where at
• 36:43
  our contractual situation. It's called citizenshion, it's a federal contract, social contract,
• 36:50
  if you will. So when they say to shield vaccine manufacturers from tort
• 36:54
  litigation, they're meaning a private person suing in a private way. To help
• 37:00
  stabilize the vaccine market. Under the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act, individuals can
• 37:05
  file for what for compensation in against a vaccine manufacturer, but only in the
• 37:13
  US federal the court of Federal Claims. You see, federal and state absolutely
• 37:21
  two different things. The state court would be a foreign court to the United
• 37:23
  States, and so the federal aspect of it wouldn't protect the manufacturer. So
• 37:30
  if they get us all to say, well, I'm only going to sue
• 37:34
  if they can make it a custom that we only go to quote unquote vaccine
• 37:37
  injury court. And we only go to the US Court of Federal Claims because
• 37:40
  all we're trying to do. You see, this is what they have us
• 37:45
  doing. They have us chasing the fricking green carrot. All we do is
• 37:49
  want compensation, compensation, We want money, and the government has money.
• 37:57
  As much money as you can sue government for. That's how much it can
• 38:00
  create. And more so, they get you. They get you because see
• 38:05
  now the companies are protected and the government will pay on behalf of the corporations
• 38:12
  through all these investment funds. Wait, who's the government. Where's all this
• 38:19
  money coming from? Well, it's of course it's it's public debt, right,
• 38:23
  I mean, yeah, there's no Oh but there's a there's a limit
• 38:28
  on the public debt. Now there's not. If there was, they wouldn't
• 38:31
  keep increasing it. If you set the limits, then there is no limit.
• 38:37
  So again the difference between suiting and the state court and the US feder
• 38:43
  they get you into the federal court, well then they can all all claims
• 38:45
  can be paid by money. That is, mammon. That is the legal
• 38:49
  system. Any crime can happen as long as money can pay for it.
• 38:52
  Every crime is a commercial criming, it's a monetary crime. Right. But
• 38:58
  if you go to the state court, Oh, then you could go under
• 39:00
  a different law. You can go under common law, you can go in
• 39:05
  all kinds of different types of law. So they ensure that nobody actually uses
• 39:08
  any of their right except what are granted to them, which is basically a
• 39:13
  right is an obligation. It's not anything good. And the majority opinion of
• 39:17
  the Supreme Court found that the law reflects a sensible choice to leave complex Listen
• 39:22
  to this, Patrick, The law passed by Congress to protect vaccine manufacturers reflects
• 39:30
  a sensible choice to leave complex epidemiological judgments about vaccine design to the Food and
• 39:37
  Drug Administration and the National Vaccine Program rather than two juries. And there's the
• 39:45
  trick. You don't get a jury in a US federal court of claims.
• 39:52
  You don't get a sympathetic ear. You don't get a shoulder. It's a
• 39:54
  cry on. You get a god, a magistrate, a judge, special
• 40:00
  don't get a jury. That's the whole point. So can I segue into
• 40:07
  just briefly into BioShield, because this is this perfect where you left off.
• 40:15
  The floor is yours. I yield to the Senator, mister Jordan, I
• 40:22
  got my mob yield the floor Project BioShield. Wait, wait, wait,
• 40:29
  I gotta give you the citation that this came from a document called US Medicine
• 40:34
  the Voice of Federal Medicine. And the story goes on to say Project BioShield
• 40:40
  was signed into law in July twenty one, two thousand and four, with
• 40:45
  the aim of facilitating a faster process to research, develop, purchase, and
• 40:51
  make available medications to combat bio terrorist threats that could cause public health emergencies affecting
• 40:58
  national security. Many bioterrorism countermeasures have no market other than the government market.
• 41:07
  There has go ahead, I'm sorry, a market. That's what they're concerned
• 41:14
  with. All they care about is the bottom line. It's a market,
• 41:21
  a market for biological weapons. But oh, but we're all against biological weapons.
• 41:25
  That's why we supposedly took help Hussein, right, yeah, yeah,
• 41:30
  So there has traditionally been little commercial incentive for companies to develop them. This
• 41:39
  is the Barbarlow Fisher of Shuck and Jive of you know, we got to
• 41:44
  do something for the kids. And then Congress came in and said, oh,
• 41:47
  okay, we'll let you help us facilitate getting rid of any liability whatsoever,
• 41:54
  and we'll take you over here into like the conversation land. So they
• 41:59
  had no incentive to do this stuff, but it's been engineered. And this
• 42:05
  is why I decided, you know, industrial psychology, because it's it's the
• 42:10
  bait and switch, shuck and jive, and they got it down. These
• 42:14
  these people are masters at it. Bioshields sought to rectify that by providing five
• 42:21
  point six billion over the next ten years for the procurement of bio terrorism countermeasures.
• 42:28
  And this is where it ties into what you just read, Glynn,
• 42:30
  because you know, I've got an associate of mind. In addition, the
• 42:35
  law allows companies and the government to bypass the traditional Food and Drug Administration drug
• 42:43
  approval process to make experimental drugs available in the event of a national emergency.
• 42:50
  So we're back to title fifty where it's like, we can experiment with whatever
• 42:54
  the hell we want, on whoever the hell we want, whenever the hell
• 42:59
  we want. If you guys don't know about the biological weapons program, I
• 43:04
  covered in my vaccine documentary which is on YouTube or on the Corporation Nation,
• 43:07
  and it's called lethal injection. Watch it. See that basically what they but
• 43:14
  they allow themselves with what they're exempt to when it comes to testing biological weapons
• 43:19
  on the population. That's you and you and you and your children, that's
• 43:23
  everybody. It's for any reason whatsoever, scientific, medical, protective, you
• 43:30
  know, security, or experimental, so medical, it's it's basically every possible
• 43:36
  contingency that would make an exemption says government can test biological weapons on the population.
• 43:40
  It's there. There's nothing would not fit under the categories to which government
• 43:45
  or for that matter, corporations are exempt from testing biological weapons on people.
• 43:52
  And the same goes for radiation, which is why cell phone companies get away
• 43:57
  with what they do and why they've got basically sterios Asian machines in every airport
• 44:01
  which scan you, apparently for security reasons, but I think are actually basically
• 44:07
  sterilizing people. The Terahert scanners will cause rips in your DNA. Yeah,
• 44:14
  yeah, biofio covered radiological, chemical, and biological warfare agents using what they're
• 44:23
  developing vaccines, which are by definition biological warfare agents. So it's got this
• 44:30
  beautiful like Illuminati joke symmetry to it. We're going to protect you from biological
• 44:37
  warfare by waging biological warfare on you better that you did it from me,
• 44:47
  right, instead of from them Arabs over there. And you know the kind
• 44:52
  of mentality that does this because people actually have crisis of conscience of well,
• 44:58
  who could do that? Volta When he was working with his experiments in electricity,
• 45:05
  he had some dissected frog legs, so they were removed from the frog
• 45:10
  and they were laying on a metal plate and then he applied voltage to him
• 45:15
  and they jumped, and what happens? And anybody would do this, it
• 45:20
  does, you know, it's not like a lack of character. At that
• 45:23
  point you'd go to your buddy, hey, hey, take a look at
• 45:27
  this, and then you'd probe it again. But when you take that step
• 45:30
  back and go, well, why did he, you know, take the
• 45:35
  legs off of frogs and why did he shock them? And why does he
• 45:37
  think this is funny? Then a casset in a whole new light, and
• 45:43
  that's what they're doing. Hey, let's try this experimental vaccine that's never been
• 45:46
  tested on anybody and use it on the general population. How else was going
• 45:51
  to know if it worked exactly? All right, get it, pigs,
• 45:54
  we'll be back and this is the brain on vaccines. Welcome to America,
• 46:13
  Patrick, Patrick, Patrick, what are we gonna do? Huh? Clint,
• 46:16
  Clint. I gotta interject at this point that I really like it when
• 46:22
  you're angry. You're very funny when you're angry. So keep that up.
• 46:27
  I don't know if I appreciate that. Here you you're laughing at me.
• 46:37
  And then the other thing is I forgot to set up that this uh,
• 46:40
  this law of the BioShield law was it was started with the Senate Bill six
• 46:46
  sixty six. So we come full circle to their lethal humor. I mean,
• 46:52
  these these guys, you know, we we do laugh a lot to
• 46:54
  kind of like you know, uh uh if the horror of what you and
• 47:01
  I face on a regular basis, But they really do have a lethal sense
• 47:07
  of humor. And it's like, hey, look at a frog legs.
• 47:08
  Jump. Let's call this send a bill six six six frog legs. Oh
• 47:20
  well, and you know I've noticed that the bills that they do name by
• 47:24
  the name of six six six, like in Title forty two, section subsection
• 47:31
  six six six again is basically all about commerce that you have to you have
• 47:37
  to have the market name and number to sell, buy and trade, and
• 47:40
  it has to do with children and and you know, confiscating your children and
• 47:45
  that kind of I that's six six six. If California had Bill number eight
• 47:50
  B six six six in twenty thirteen and actually earlier, and it's all about
• 47:57
  this bill would instead require violations recorded by an automated traffic enforcement system. In
• 48:01
  other words, the cameras to be cited as civil violations instead of just points
• 48:07
  on your license, subject to civil penalty, administrative process, and appeal in
• 48:12
  a superior coin court. It provides that if a payment of an automated violation
• 48:20
  penalty is not received the specified on the notice of automated violation, the issuing
• 48:24
  agency may assess a delinquent fee and must serve a notice of delinquent automated violation,
• 48:30
  et cetera, etc. So it's all about big brother. It's always
• 48:34
  about that Mark. It's always about I mean, here you are, seriously,
• 48:38
  computer takes your picture, says you're speeding, sends you a bill automatically
• 48:45
  without human need of humans, and we're literally going, oh, the computer
• 48:50
  tells me that I broke the law and I need to pay the computer so
• 48:52
  the computer can keep going. I mean it's crazy. These are the bills
• 48:58
  that they always it's always something and so you know, devilish, so evil,
• 49:02
  so so satanic to nature, and it's always Bill six sixty six.
• 49:07
  So what was six six six for you? Oh? Should I forgot?
• 49:13
  We were on a short break, Patrick, I'll say, what get your
• 49:15
  get your six six six vaccination tinfoil hats ready and we'll hear. We'll hear
• 49:23
  what Bill six six six actually has to do with from Patrick when we come
• 49:30
  back. Stay tuned, flux. Oh, welcome about folks here in the
• 49:51
  Corporation Nation. We're talking to Patrick Jordan today. Veccine fraud dot com always
• 49:59
  fun and disturbing and anger inducing to you know, we we like to laugh
• 50:07
  at our own destruction. But you know we have a good time talking about
• 50:14
  big poisoned and killed and having our children forced into these types of things.
• 50:20
  Why not? I mean, it is a cosmic joke, is it not.
• 50:25
  Well, so we have we have this bill. And do you have
• 50:30
  a name of the bill? I was looking for it and I know it's
• 50:32
  around, I just haven't found it yet. Well, see that the Senate
• 50:37
  Bill six six six. I don't know what the short title is, but
• 50:40
  it's called bio defense or BioShield. I don't have the the text to it.
• 50:49
  I've been going through all my files since this show began and finding some
• 50:52
  really interesting crap. But I haven't gotten to the body of the bill.
• 50:57
  But we can segue not we're in the second section, Clint, I want
• 51:00
  to open up a topic about what I discovered when I was looking into things
• 51:08
  like a genda twenty one and oh, what's the other one codex? When
• 51:15
  you read federal bills at the very end and I'm talking the last page,
• 51:24
  after the last bit of language has been put, you know, in those
• 51:30
  numbered lines they will say no part of this act can or will or will
• 51:38
  be construed to be in like a conflict with international treaty. And you know,
• 51:45
  I'm just winging it. I don't have the actual language for that.
• 51:50
  And that told me right away that all of the laws of the United States
• 51:59
  are subject to the overarching control of the United Nations and the WHO, the
• 52:07
  World Health Organization, which I call the veterinary to the herd. And when
• 52:15
  I when I came across that language at the end of these bills, it's
• 52:19
  like, oh my god. That basically is it's it's a deferment of you
• 52:25
  know, this is what we'll try to pull off on our people here on
• 52:29
  our shores. But you know, if you bigger guys want to do something
• 52:32
  different, then we'll do that too, But we might have to sneak it
• 52:36
  in by cooking the frog slowly just to get you know, the general population
• 52:40
  used to it so they don't rebel. And to take that further, Clint,
• 52:53
  I have some you know, I get tons of stuff through my inbox.
• 52:58
  I had some really disturbing material that came through maybe a couple of years
• 53:00
  ago that said that the UN and you know, they have a bunch of
• 53:07
  different agencies, but they're all, you know, under the umbrella of the
• 53:12
  UN. They're all connected. So the who is connected to UNISF and UNESCO
• 53:16
  and all this other crap. They actually went on expeditions into the bush in
• 53:22
  Africa with GPS and they would go to remote villages, hag them with GPS
• 53:30
  and do a headcount and by inference. I said to myself, what they're
• 53:37
  doing is they're ear tagging the herd so that they can come back later and
• 53:44
  vaccinate pure strains of human beings that have not yet been corrupted with their filth.
• 53:53
  And doesn't that fit the Vaccinate All Children Act of twenty fifteen. Well,
• 54:00
  yeah, because you know you again, you're talking about the public herd,
• 54:07
  right, you're talking so everybody's already registered. You're not even in school
• 54:12
  unless you're registered. And as we know, medical records and medical tracking is
• 54:21
  basically the entire push when it comes to the International Social Security Administration or Association,
• 54:30
  which is over I think a hundred forty countries now that are in the
• 54:34
  social security system. It's all about registering through the United Nations and the centralized
• 54:43
  national systems medical records. That is like the most important part of everything.
• 54:52
  The underpinning of all this is simply information technology, information tracking and you know,
• 55:00
  all that stuff. And to do that, like you said, they
• 55:05
  have to go into these remote places in order to get everybody under Caesar.
• 55:08
  Everybody sees, they have to be able to induce people to identify with the
• 55:17
  fiction with a name, with a title, with a number. That's the
• 55:21
  only way they can tract people. It has to be through that fictional legal
• 55:24
  representation, so you know, and and that is the that's the that's the
• 55:30
  thing in the future, and that's where common Core comes in. And these
• 55:32
  autistic kids. You know, they're the whole aspect again of it. Are
• 55:39
  these private corporations coming in through Microsoft and through the backdoors of all these computers
• 55:46
  and and these you know, they're doing these tracking simulations and all that.
• 55:51
  It's it's really, I mean, what we are in is just it is
• 55:57
  pure hell. And I don't know, I really don't understand Patrick how it
• 56:04
  is that people can't see it. It's just blows my mind that people think
• 56:07
  it's good to have all this, you know, because of the history of
• 56:14
  the vaccines that have literally got to the souls, minds, and spirits of
• 56:17
  the people so that they become nothing but empty husks to be hosts to this
• 56:25
  archonic presence that we've talked about before that seems to be biological in nature,
• 56:30
  you know, to get the wou out of it, because what are they
• 56:36
  doing. You know, a biological means that it is a virus, a
• 56:43
  fungus, a bacteria, or a parasite and is being shot into people.
• 56:46
  Well, what happens when you take all of these discrete DNAs and RNAs of
• 56:52
  all of these monstrous pathogens and you combine them in one person and then all
• 56:59
  of a sudden, the child that used to be, you know, a
• 57:02
  beautiful thing of nature becomes like an empty husk what you know, what was
• 57:08
  lost and what took over? So you know, and this is this is
• 57:22
  my point about what can we do? Oh man, I'm going to sort
• 57:27
  through my notes because I did some mathematics if I can find them while we're
• 57:32
  on air of here we go. So what kind of solutions are there?
• 57:37
  Glent? Well, if we said we were at war and we were going
• 57:43
  to engage the enemy, so you know, this is this is hypothetical.
• 57:45
  I'm saying that to the world. This is hypothetical. It's merely a thought
• 57:51
  process. If there are seven billion people on the planet and you were to
• 58:00
  shoot in the back ahead one hundred people a day, let's see, it
• 58:07
  would take three hundred and ninety nine point five years to eliminate just the existing
• 58:15
  population. So is that is that practical? If you considered the world at
• 58:22
  large as your threat because they're all going to be vaccinated, they're all gonna
• 58:27
  be zombies, they're all gonna want to turn you into them. Well let's
• 58:30
  take them out. Well it'll only take four hundred years, you know,
• 58:37
  can it be done? Homeland security probably has enough bullets and more to get
• 58:42
  that done, but is it practical. Well, then what's the other option?
• 58:46
  Well, quarantine, Well, you can't quarantine seven billion people. How
• 58:52
  about ourselves? And that's where talk you know, of your monastery came in.
• 58:58
  But I just outline that the who is doing headcounts and gpsing remote African
• 59:06
  villages? Man, where in the heck are you going to go to get
• 59:08
  away from these monsters? And so my default, because you know, these
• 59:14
  are the kind of things that I do in my spare time to amuse myself.
• 59:19
  You know, no no snide comments needed. What's the third option?
• 59:24
  The third option is to identify, Well, what is it that makes a
• 59:30
  human being say I want to be a government scientist when I grow up,
• 59:35
  so I can make bioweapons and then have some other freak that's just like me
• 59:42
  grow up to be a congressman, so that we can force this into people.
• 59:46
  Well, what causes that? And if that cause is identifiable, if
• 59:52
  it is indeed biological, then we can root that out. And that has
• 59:58
  a weakness and we don't have to worry about plugging seven billion people in the
• 1:00:02
  back of the head because they'll breed likewise, you know what, while while
• 1:00:06
  you're getting like a one hundred a day, one hundred a day, they're
• 1:00:09
  making one hundred more beyond your back. You know, you could never keep
• 1:00:13
  up even if you did it for four hundred years. You can't run away
• 1:00:16
  because they're they're gps NG you know, uh, people out in the bush.
• 1:00:22
  What options do we have? We take it out of the source?
• 1:00:25
  You know that that was that was the theme of they live. What were
• 1:00:30
  they waiting for to find the source of the transmission and take it out?
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  Yeah? Like I said, we we always we always talk about solution.
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  Everyone wants solution, solution, solutions. And it's one of my pet peeves.
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  You know. It's one of those things where I'm like, look,
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  stop using the word solution. Solution ends the problem. It doesn't just compensate
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  you for the problem. It doesn't just give you a little bit of money
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  to make you shut up. It doesn't. That's not a solution, I
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  see. And this is what concerns me, Patrick's I gotta be honest,
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  man, What concerns me is that people don't want a solution. You and
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  me, we want a solution. We want this crapt to end. But
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  I think people really what they want is money. I think that's all they
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  care about. They will actually say yeah, I mean, look at people
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  who go to medical testing, right, Oh, you're going to test a
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  new drugs we've ever been test before. Sure give it to me. As
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  long as you pay me fifty bucks per a day, give me a two
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  thousand dollars. Sure I'll be your test. I mean, I really,
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  I'm really concerned, honestly at this point in my journey that I'm I'm not
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  preaching to any choir. I'm actually preaching to people who are so captivated and
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  so enthralled with money that they are not interested in solution. Because remember,
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  a solution would be the end of the problem, not just a remedy for
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  its symptoms. Not just let the medical industry, the pharmaceutical industry drows,
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  which is focused on the symptoms, the reaction, but never the actual problem.
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  I don't think people are actually interesting. I think people are perfectly content
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  to get paid off to not actually make the corporation that harm their children,
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  you know, go out of business. I think people would rather have a
• 1:02:30
  million dollars and live high on the hog in the legal, freaking corrupt system
• 1:02:36
  than actually go to a state court in seat of the federal I think they
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  would rather have money. I think they would rather have something artificial than something
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  real. That's my opinion at this point in the stage, because of the
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  corruption that's happened, and because they you know, they probably did a GPS
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  in Henrietta a LAX's bush too. Oh wow. I mean only certain people
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  will get that joke. But yeah, I just don't. I'm you know,
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  I personally, Patrick, I think you had the only solution. You
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  brought it to me, and I we brought it to these this audience,
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  and that is to get the hell away from these people. If you are
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  seriously intent on escaping this, you're not going to escape it while you're in
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  their society. You're not going to escape it while you're in their public using
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  their property, their name, their number, their benefits, because obviously,
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  if you're getting their benefits, you're going to have to follow their laws.
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  And if their law is the Vaccinate All Children Act of twenty fifteen, and
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  they make it so that a doctor can be overruled by an appointed committee,
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  and it doesn't believe the doctors doing something in the best interests of their child
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  will guess what you're gonna have to And guess what if you try to pull
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  your child from public school, They're gonna come steal your child, because the
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  child, it's their responsibility to educate the child, make sure that it gets
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  its vaccines, make sure that it's eugenically distorted and retarded. And it's that's
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  their job. That is what they do. They own your child. You
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  don't have a choice. And that's why I keep trying to tell people,
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  Yeah, you can pull them out of school. You can say, well,
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  if you're going to force vaccinatee, I'm gonna pull my child out of
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  school, and then they're gonna come take your child, which is probably what
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  they really want to do anyway. So one of the scariest things that I
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  saw as a young person was on television the movie Invasion of the Body Snatchers,
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  where they started to the aliens started to be greater in number than the
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  population of the real humans, and they could sense the difference. And all
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  they would do is they would like track you with your eyes and then they'd
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  point and they'd open their mouth and there would be this like high pitched scream.
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  And so if and what I'm trying to say is you can't integrate with
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  these monsters. There's there's no integration of well, you know, I'll just
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  I'll do my thing in my home. I might even home school, and
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  then I'll go out and let my kids play with other kids because they need
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  the social interaction. These kids have been vaccinated. They're gonna be shedding biod
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  weapons. Man, you can't integrate with that. That's like the bug,
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  you know, the pot person pointing and screaming at you so that they can
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  you know, chase you down and turn you into them. There has and
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  you know, you know the Bible verses come come out from them. Oh
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  my people leave the cities. It's stop trying to be a part of something
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  you can't be a part of and still be a religious man. It's impossible.
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  Yeah. Yeah, there's no footsteps there of Christ in the city.
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  Sorry, except leading to you know, changing them, you know, turning
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  the tables over the money changers, which we don't do because we love money.
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  And here's here's the problem with the new age that they claim, you
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  know, we've got this collective consciousness and we can think into existence a new
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  reality. Well if that was true, LN, then where is this new
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  reality because it seems like everybody's on board with the pirates. Well, you
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  know, you made a good point the other day. You were saying you
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  were talking about the difference between the black pirate flag and the red pirate flag
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  and the you know, the j raja compared to the to the flag.
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  Well, you can actually probably say it better than me. Well, it's
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  it's the symbol of whether or not when a and see, let let's start
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  it from the beginning. The concept of the false flag comes from a pirate
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  ship that wants to do you harm raising a flag of another country, entity,
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  whatever. And you know, you're you're sailing on the the open oceans,
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  international waters, and you go, oh, that that's a friend,
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  and so you take no notice or you go to greet and what do they
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  do. They take the false flag down and they put the pirate flag up,
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  which was a signal signal. And you know that's that's where a color
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  of law and flying your colors came in because then you would know at a
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  distance who you might be interacting with. So if you did not want to
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  meet or contract with them, you could retreat. But if they got close
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  enough and they flew their pirate flag, it would be either a red or
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  a black skull and crossbones, which would tell you then your fate, because
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  if I'm doing this correctly, the Black Skull and Crossbones said that they would
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  give quarter, which means you know, when you quarter troops, that means
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  you put them up. They've got a place to bunk and stay. And
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  so if they took all of your possessions and took you as prisoners, they
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  would put you up on their ship, so you would win, you could
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  be party to the pirates. But if they flew the red Crossbones, that
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  means that they would give no quarter, which means everything was forfeit. They
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  would take your money and your life, and that's what we're looking at.
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  You know, people think, well, you know, if I only followed
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  the Internet gurus and I put ice or a lemon on my injection site,
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  I might make it. Oh man, just like you had outlined earlier when
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  you were reading my books. When you get just even the mild reaction to
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  vaccine, that means that it's gone systemic, and that means that your life
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  has been shortened. You may not foam at the mouth and die like a
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  girl that's got a gardasil in the doctor's office. You might, but you
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  may not. But even if you do not get that instantaneous reaction, your
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  life has been shortened, your DNA has been changed, you are no longer
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  who you were. That's a biological weapons assault. So this is very much
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  goes back to the notion of individualized medicine. Right, if we were doing
• 1:09:53
  things properly, we'd be testing for all the site of chromopy, for fifty
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  reactions, all metabolisms, all all the different things that would say, okay,
• 1:10:00
  if this particular individual has this geno on this thing, everything, and
• 1:10:05
  so we're gonna give them this particular medicine. We know as allergies, we
• 1:10:09
  know we caused as allergies through actually right, everything's right, So that would
• 1:10:14
  be a prop But no, it's one size fits all. And what it
• 1:10:16
  reminds me of are people who defend things. They're members of church, church,
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  religions. Great example. Oh but all the Barmans, I know,
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  they're wonderful people. I don't you know, for the most part, I
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  don't disagree. I'm not talking about the people that are attending the church and
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  typing to it and giving it money and supporting it and making it have all
• 1:10:36
  these corporations in its corporations. So I'm talking about the actual corporation, the
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  thing that is run by very few people who very much benefit from all these
• 1:10:46
  people who are typing from it. Oh but I know a lot of Mormons
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  are really nice people. I'm not talking about them. Do you not understand
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  the difference between a corporation and a real person, real man? I should
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  say, it's like, you know, the notion. Oh, but all
• 1:11:05
  kinds of children get vaccines and arrows seem harmed, really really really, So
• 1:11:12
  you think that cancer and early onset autism and those things are normal. Oh
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  oh, I see, because it's not happening at the time of the vaccination.
• 1:11:20
  It's happening years later. You think that it's not vaccine related because you
• 1:11:25
  haven't done any study whatsoever. You have no due diligence, you have nothing
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  to show for your idiotic opinion. And that's where we are. I'm I
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  mean, at this point, Patrick, you know, I still up caring
• 1:11:35
  about who I offended this. I mean, people are stupid, people are
• 1:11:41
  willfully ignorant. Not that's what pisses me off. This is wilful ignorance.
• 1:11:45
  This is not just oh well, I'm just dumb. No, this is
• 1:11:49
  wilful ignorance, and that is, to me, is the worst kind.
• 1:11:51
  And I think that's the kind of Bible talks about. I think that's the
• 1:11:55
  kind of these freaking judges and everybody they talk about willful ignorance. Ignorance is
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  no excuse. You have everything available to if Patrick Jordan can figure it out,
• 1:12:05
  and if Clint Richardson can figure it out, right, I mean,
• 1:12:10
  why can't anybody? Why where is the excuse to be willfully ignorant of this
• 1:12:15
  stuff? And to suggest that just because most people seem like they're lovely people
• 1:12:21
  and perfectly fine after vaccines, you know that everything's fine. Come on,
• 1:12:27
  it's willful ignorance. You're choosing not to see, you're choosing not to read,
• 1:12:31
  You're choosing to literally take the opinion of someone who stands to profit from
• 1:12:40
  your disease. And I'm glad he used that terminology because I had to,
• 1:12:45
  in my mind make a determination of where does evil begin? Because on a
• 1:12:56
  number line, you can have negative integers, then you have zero, which
• 1:13:00
  is the balance point it's neutral, and then you have positive integers. So
• 1:13:05
  if we call the positive good, and we call the negative bad, and
• 1:13:10
  the balance point is neither good nor bad. Then where is that tipping point?
• 1:13:16
  And the tipping point doesn't come from ignorance, because you and I admit
• 1:13:21
  freely that we're just as stupid as everybody else. But if that stupidity and
• 1:13:28
  the feeling of man, they really pulled one over on us, let's get
• 1:13:31
  to the bottom of this. That destroys the ignorance. It's the seeking of
• 1:13:39
  knowledge. But if we just say, oh, yeah, I'm an idiot
• 1:13:43
  and he passed me another bearer, Clint, that's willful ignorance, and that
• 1:13:48
  tips the scales towards evil. And this is where people like you said on
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  a really just brilliant broadcast, is that people actually want the right to be
• 1:14:00
  able to harm somebody else. Yeah, that's the whole purpose of the legalism
• 1:14:09
  because I remember and see, I don't know why it's so easy to verify
• 1:14:14
  this and just about any dictionary or encyclopedia or anything else. The word license,
• 1:14:17
  and you know, the word license only appears in a legal realm.
• 1:14:21
  The word license means anarchy, and anarchy means chaos. To have licenses organized
• 1:14:29
  chaos, literally, you're giving permission to harm. And when I say anarchy,
• 1:14:33
  I mean anarchy against the natural law. I don't mean, you know,
• 1:14:36
  government, be damned. But when you're when you're when you're when you
• 1:14:40
  both have no government and no uh you know, notion of natural law,
• 1:14:48
  you're you're screwed. I mean it's yeah, I wanted to Well, i'll
• 1:14:55
  tell you what. I'll do that after the break. You know, those
• 1:14:57
  quotes I was talking about earlier, I find I found them. Where these
• 1:15:01
  guys are, you know, talking about how valuable it is to tap into
• 1:15:08
  this untapped resource of autistic children for their If I can let me pick your
• 1:15:15
  brain for a second. Does is it Albert Pike that the Mason Albert Pike?
• 1:15:23
  Yeah, don't they have a phrase from chaos? Order and so would
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  you talk about license being order from chaos? That's the new World order Masonic
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  model. Well, that's what it says in the Constitution, we the people
• 1:15:42
  in order. Oh no, here we go. Capitalized. I mean it's
• 1:15:46
  capitalized for a reason. It can only mean one thing. So you know,
• 1:15:55
  I feel your sense of disgust and frustration, because if the world could
• 1:16:01
  change, it could change overnight just by people saying this is the way I
• 1:16:08
  want it to be more to the point, I refuse to respect evil anymore,
• 1:16:18
  to respect fiction over reality anymore. That's really again, honestly, folks,
• 1:16:26
  if you actually read the Bible in its true intent, you're going to
• 1:16:30
  find that's exactly what it is. Sin is only artifice. It's only things
• 1:16:34
  that are artificial, things that are not of nature, not of if you
• 1:16:38
  want to call it creation, fine, that's what sin is. To participate
• 1:16:43
  in things that are not of nature or not of the natural law or God's
• 1:16:46
  law. That's all it is. And as you could just wrap your hand,
• 1:16:51
  get a grasp on that and quit quit focusing on some ridiculous notion that
• 1:16:58
  the Church teachers, which has nothing to do with the Bible, then you
• 1:17:00
  know everything makes sense. Speaking of Albert Pike, i'll read a quote from
• 1:17:10
  him on that very subject. A very very nice gentleman named Andre, who
• 1:17:17
  I met at the conference, brought me some Masonic books. One of the
• 1:17:20
  books was Morals Dagma. So we'll read a quick quote from that about religion.
• 1:17:26
  We'll be back already, folks. Just welcome back Albert Pike in his
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  Morals Dagma, and I have the book verified. The quote one page one
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  oh four to one oh five. I'm a feeling that there are some there's
• 1:17:45
  an older books. I have a feeling there are some books out there that
• 1:17:47
  are edited. But this one. He says masonry, and he says very
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  importantly, masonry, like masonry, like all religion. I want you folks
• 1:17:59
  to listen to this very carefully. Like all religions, Masonry, all the
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  mysteries, hermeticism, and alchemy, conceals its secrets from all except the adept
• 1:18:14
  and stages or the elect, and uses false explanations and misrepresentations of its symbols
• 1:18:23
  to mislead those who deserve only to be misled, to conceal the truth,
• 1:18:30
  which it calls light, as Lucifer would, from them, and to draw
• 1:18:35
  them away from it. What are religions that are under the state? What
• 1:18:44
  is their purpose? It is to mislead you through explanations and misrepresentations that are
• 1:18:48
  false, give you symbols that are false, tell you false falsities about the
• 1:18:56
  symbols, and to conceal the truth for which the Bible would actually set you
• 1:19:01
  free. As Horace Greeley said, a Bible reading people cannot be enslaved.
• 1:19:09
  And that's a very important quote. So what are the religions doing from you.
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  They're keeping you from the knowledge. They're drawing you away from the knowledge.
• 1:19:18
  They make you either hate religion and therefore hate the Bible, or they
• 1:19:23
  make you love religion and therefore hate the Bible because you're not ever actually reading
• 1:19:29
  it. And that is the purpose of all these institutions who form and pretend
• 1:19:33
  to be something there not. And I include every damn church out there,
• 1:19:39
  every church, every minister who is participating in mammon. Now, let's let's
• 1:19:47
  talk real quick here. Let's go to Aldus Huxley first, from his Brave
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  New World. He said, till at last, the child's mind is these
• 1:20:00
  suggestions, and the sum of the suggestions is the child's mind, and not
• 1:20:08
  the child's mind only, but the adult's mind too, all his life long.
• 1:20:16
  Now, what could possibly be happening that would cause that, Oh,
• 1:20:20
  help out vaccination for every child. Lord David feud member of the House of
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  Lords, that is through the welfare reform. Remember that's title forty two in
• 1:20:30
  the United States Welfare, Health and Welfare. From his speech in March twentieth,
• 1:20:35
  twenty twelve, here's what he had to say with in esturbated four hundred
• 1:20:40
  and thirty three thousand adults with autism in the UK having only fifteen percent in
• 1:20:45
  full time work means that there is too much potential going to waste. Too
• 1:20:49
  many people in this country who could be more independent than they are. In
• 1:20:53
  short, too much wasted talent. This is a tragedy, but not only
• 1:21:00
  individuals in their family, It is a tragedy for employers who are missing out
• 1:21:05
  on a large national resource of loyal and hard working staff. So the economy
• 1:21:12
  is also missing out. But if we are to utilize this resource meaning autistic
• 1:21:18
  children who turn into adults as a sexually just described and realize its potential,
• 1:21:26
  the impetus must be from employers themselves. They must first realize that what they
• 1:21:31
  are missing out on, what they are missing out on, then equip themselves
• 1:21:36
  to capitalize on it. Capitalize on autistic children. They are an untapped natural
• 1:21:44
  resource, national resource, he goes oh. He says it makes good business
• 1:21:48
  sense to employ people who are reliable, punctual, and loyal, people who
• 1:21:53
  have good attention to detailed concentration levels, people who have excellent problem solving skills
• 1:22:00
  and can be analytical, resourceful and creative. What good employer wouldn't want an
• 1:22:05
  employee with those skills. I asked you, Patrick, wouldn't you if you
• 1:22:11
  were a corporate monster, most evil frickers in the world, wouldn't you want
• 1:22:16
  autistic children that you don't really have to ever pay over time or have them
• 1:22:20
  take a break, or trade them with any kind of respect and know that
• 1:22:25
  they'll just sit in front of their computer and push buttons all day and think
• 1:22:29
  it's a game. Dude, I've got to compliment you again. Or I
• 1:22:34
  don't know if it was a show that we did together, or I was
• 1:22:38
  just listening to your archives where you said that you thought you got along better
• 1:22:44
  with people that were interested in or actually participated in writing science fiction because you
• 1:22:50
  could project into your protagonists evil and my god, you know it's like if
• 1:22:59
  you just thought it through, because you know everybody says, what would Jesus
• 1:23:02
  do? Well, my big thing since two thousand and eight is well,
• 1:23:05
  what would the devil do? Because that's going to protect your But you start
• 1:23:10
  thinking about what they have done, what they're doing now, and what they
• 1:23:14
  will do. And Bruce Lee called it interception. If you already know what
• 1:23:18
  your opponent is going to do, you can shut them down before they even
• 1:23:21
  throw, you know, throw a kick or a punch. What would the
• 1:23:26
  devil do? And if I was the devil, Clint, I'd been doing
• 1:23:30
  vaccinate all children by two fifteen. You'd better believe it. Well. And
• 1:23:35
  I'll say this too. What we really need to do is, and you
• 1:23:44
  can quote me on this, let's stop treating Jesus like he was a pussy,
• 1:23:50
  right, because what would Jesus actually be doing. He'd been walking by
• 1:23:55
  every Walgreens and every Smith's and every grocery store that as a sign out there
• 1:24:00
  that says pet your vaccinations here. He'd throw over that sign. He would
• 1:24:05
  walk over, and he would turn over the tables of those DNA epigenome changers.
• 1:24:12
  Yeah, the same thing as money, by right, blood his money.
• 1:24:15
  So he would be going in there and he'd be destroying the stocks of
• 1:24:17
  these pharmaceutical companies. He would be he would he wouldn't, you know,
• 1:24:21
  wouldn't harm the man, because you know what the Bible says, doesn't say
• 1:24:25
  love your enemy, folks, That's not what it means. It doesn't mean
• 1:24:28
  love your enemies. Cry. It doesn't mean love your enemies. Crap says,
• 1:24:32
  hey, love the man, hate the method, hate the crime,
• 1:24:35
  hate the intent, but love the man. It doesn't say go kill the
• 1:24:40
  man. It says, you know what did he do? He turned over
• 1:24:43
  the tables of the money changes. He'd be in every hospital burning the stock
• 1:24:48
  of pharmaceuticals and especially vaccines because the other pharmaceuticals aren't needed unless there's stock of
• 1:24:55
  vaccines. Right. So I said, gin, yeah, yeah, yeah,
• 1:24:59
  yeah, yeah, whatever, whatever the devil, but stopped thinking of
• 1:25:02
  Jesus. It's such a pussy that is the heart. And I started a
• 1:25:10
  fifth book after we did the show on Robin Williams. It's like I've got
• 1:25:15
  so much overflow material that I started a fifth book. It's called Continuum.
• 1:25:19
  And the continuum is this Clint. If they had not destroyed humanity even prior
• 1:25:28
  to Jenner. I mean it's like I think, three thousand years ago the
• 1:25:34
  Indians from India, we're vaccinating people. Man, the genome has been that
• 1:25:41
  corrupted for that long. If it had not been corrupted, then you wouldn't
• 1:25:45
  need hospitals. You wouldn't need, like you had said before one of the
• 1:25:50
  breaks, you wouldn't need to find out what somebody's cytochrome profile was because it
• 1:25:55
  wouldn't have been shattered to begin with, you wouldn't need drugs, you wouldn't
• 1:26:00
  need BioShield bioterrorism, because if you got rid of the sickness that is in
• 1:26:05
  man, then there would be no fundamentalists trying to blow up fellow men.
• 1:26:15
  Yeah, I took notes. So it's strange which is said about the child's
• 1:26:24
  mind being the suggestion that becomes the adult mind, that is the suggestion.
• 1:26:30
  And I got a flash on that that when they sell breakfast cereal, all
• 1:26:36
  the advertisements are towards the kids. But kids are not consumers. They don't
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  have money. Maybe they might have an allowancer like a newspaper route if that
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  even exists. That shows how old I am. But through the kids,
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  then you get the kid in the grocery store going, Mommy, Daddy,
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  buy me the the frosted sugar bombs. I want the artificial flavor with the
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  character on the on the label. So the suggestion to the child gets transmitted
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  up to the parent, so that the suggestion becomes the parent. And then
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  who's in control, not really the kid. The kid was just an agent
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  of the mind control system that worked it way up. I hate to tell
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  you this. Oh here we go. That's exactly how pharmaceutical commercials are designed
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  as if we are children. They're telling us to, you know, instead
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  of having our doctors tell us what we should have, we're telling us to
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  ask our doctors. Oh my god, I just this drug is right for
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  you. That's basically what they're children. Hey, I ask your Hey,
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  dude, I ask your parents. You are good for you? Yeah,
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  I mean that's basically what they're doing, right, I'm right? Am I
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  wrong? Yeah? Yeah, that's not the most It is the most immature
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  sales platform ever. After they tell you it might kill you and maim you
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  and make you into a one of the someone commented the eloy and the murlocks.
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  Oh yeah, I might turn you into the morlock, right, I
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  mean after they tell you that, but ask your doctor if it's right for
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  you, right as you? I mean, wow, what what an immature
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  level we've we've been drawn to. And common Core is there to teach your
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  children how to manipulate you, to teach them fallacy, the old liberal arts
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  form that lawyers use. The same thing attorneys do very childish, very very
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  clever, but very childish, and they literally will manipulate you into buying them.
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  The sugar smacks because there's a picture of Barbie on the cover. Wow,
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  and hell, you'll buy them because there's a picture of Bruce Jennery though
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  he's a woman now and stopping that because if it's Scott Sports on it,
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  it must be healthy. I live an insanity. It's like you were saying
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  last week. Man, I don't get I don't relate to the common man
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  anymore. I'm still common. Don't get me wrong. I'm still one of
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  the slaves, one of the goy I fully admit it, but I don't
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  really I'm an own slave. I'm out here working in my own field.
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  That's it. That's it because I take notes and I wanted to get to
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  that point. It's amazing how you just because you know the topic leads itself.
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  It's called voice leading in music. One note leads to another, and
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  it's a logical progression. I would like to do a show with you sometime
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  on the definition of work, because they're talking about incorporating these autistic individuals into
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  the work force. But when I look at the world at large and I
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  view infrastructure of the planet, I see no net benefit or mankind as a
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  species. It only benefits what I call the arconic bug in the head to
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  build an artificial time wasting deflection of what they really got going on in the
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  background. So, yeah, you can build your elaborate overpasses and bridges and
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  internet Internet interstate highway systems, and you can build high rises to house all
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  the people in all the cities, and you can build grocery stores to have
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  tons of stock of white bread in slices. What work is you have a
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  piece of land that you grow things on, man, and you feed yourself.
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  You're not fed like a kept animal. That's work. And so all
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  this other stuff and distracting people with yeah, we can get these autistic individuals
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  incorporated into being productive, productive for what they're not doing anything for the survival
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  of the species. It's well compleat deflection. That article that what I was
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  just reading. He was speaking of specific corporations that, so I'm in there.
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  It's it's that alternative form of life, you know, it's it's there's
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  another one promoting Goldman sacks hiring go was it? I mean, what do
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  they do for humanity? What do they do for the survival of the race?
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  I mean, my god, if they were extinct overnight, the solar
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  system that the universe would not miss them, meaning you know that corporate empathy?
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  Are you kidding me? What would we do without their debt? Without
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  how would we possibly create money into the system unless we go in and send
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  their papers? How can funny money just create out of thin air without banks?
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  Yeah, I've never never. Obviously, I want to learn how to
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  grow those those what did you call them? Green carrots? I want to
• 1:32:26
  give me some seed to grow green carrots and then we'll talk. Oh,
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  yes, so can I Can I bring it to another like personal revelation of
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  an earlier quote where you said this is a Richardson special. I refuse to
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  respect evil. That's where people need to come to and see the word respect
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  for me as a really deep meaning, because in my Bible years there there
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  were many quotes the fear of God is the beginning of wisdom. And see
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  if you take it on face value, Well, what is fear? You
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  know, knee knocking, Wizard of Oz kind of oh you scare me kind
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  of thing? Or was it respect? Because I had a transfer the idea
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  of fear as being respect because I did a lot of outdoor adventures rock climbing,
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  Kayakingly, respect is when you're on a cliff and you're allowed to fall
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  off, and you're leaning up against the back of the rock so you don't
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  fall off. That is fear. That is fear when it talks about that
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  is what will happen if you don't respect God's law and commandments and all that
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  shit. It's not it's not like, oh, I must kawa because God
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  is a man in the sky and he will smite me when the lightning bowl
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  divide. No, you're fearing what will happen if you don't follow that natural
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  law concept? You know, and that's all it means. So you can
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  transfer that to any situation in knife. If I don't do this, what's
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  going to happen? Well, let's look at what happened to America and for
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  that matter, the whole freaking world because we don't fear God quote unquote,
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  we don't fear nature. We don't feel the repercussions of screwing with nature.
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  And what is what are vaccines if not an attainder of blood? If not
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  screwing with nature at the very molecular level. I mean, every principle that
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  you're outlining is these abominations, these these are these are sins, their violations,
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  their crimes, their insanity, man, and nobody is revolting against the
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  insanity. A vaccinate all children twenty fifteen. Oh what folks thinking, Welcome
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  back are You're in the corporation nation. It's wild one day with Patrick Jordan,
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  Patrick, I give you the four man last last words for the day.
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  Well, I just want to expand on this notion of respect versus fear
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  and what it came to me because you know, I did a lot of
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  outdoor adventures and I'm not the kind of guy that would go to the north
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  shore of Hawaii and get in an eighty foot wave and try to surf it.
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  But if you do have a respect, because I've been in hydraulic situations,
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  you know, on bodies of water, if you respect the water,
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  then you don't try to defeat it. You're not in competition with it.
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  You're part of it and you work with it. And that's what's completely lacking
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  in everything that we've been talking about through this entire show. It's anti nature.
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  It's working against it. It's trying to manipulate, it's trying to change
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  it. It's trying to make it into something that it isn't and that always
• 1:36:11
  takes more energy than just going with the flow. It's not like Bruce Lee,
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  what a can flow? It can cry and water in the Chinese system
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  is the most powerful element. Just this tiny little drop can wear out of
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  a rock, you know, drop after drop after drop. We have to
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  become the water. Yeah, well, legalism is like Chinese water torture.
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  Oh man, well Patrick, always a pleasure. Yeah, thank you.
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  When when when the plan of having your new books out? Man, it's
• 1:37:03
  it's gonna be a while. I will release the first four regardless of whether
• 1:37:09
  number five is done, number four done. It's so funny, you go,
• 1:37:14
  oh, you know, the first four, the other twenty. It
• 1:37:17
  will be a while. It's like it's like a never ending research project.
• 1:37:23
  Well, you know, tell people how big your book is, because my
• 1:37:27
  book, if if it goes to four volumes, will be three thousand pages.
• 1:37:30
  You know how big is your book? It's so hard to find an
• 1:37:33
  end to this, Clint Well, you know, I say, I say,
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  it's uh. I honestly, you have no idea. I'm probably gonna
• 1:37:45
  I'm probably gonna just release what I've got here, or at least what I
• 1:37:49
  think I've got, and do another one, because I can't find anybody will
• 1:37:54
  publish anything more than eight n pages show. And you know, literally,
• 1:38:00
  this is this is something that's never been done before. Patrick and I realized
• 1:38:04
  that as I'm doing this, this is a a dictionary that is not in
• 1:38:13
  order. It's a dictionary that takes each word compares it to the next word
• 1:38:17
  as totally you know, not an alphabetical order. So you can actually read
• 1:38:20
  the dictionary and actually understand what the hell is talking about. Wow, not
• 1:38:25
  have to go from page to page to page and then me blabbering in between.
• 1:38:29
  That's that's all it is. And I'm like, yeah, I don't
• 1:38:31
  think this has ever been done before. It might be able to read the
• 1:38:33
  dictionary without just reading it. Dry invent a word for that, well,
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  me and Daniel. Me and Daniel called it the fictionary, since everything in
• 1:38:46
  legal is a fiction fictionary. But yeah, anyway, man, you know,
• 1:39:00
  let's just remember folks, Congress it now has a bill It says it
• 1:39:05
  wants to vaccinate all children in quote unquote public sphere, public school. If
• 1:39:12
  you're gonna get any kind of grants, the schools are gonna have to do
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  it. I'm not gonna have a choice. Look it up, folks.
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  It's a current bill Vaccinate all children twenty fifteen. Thanks Patrick, will see
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  you next week.