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Radio Ranch with Roger Sayles 071826 LIVE - William’s Brief: A Radio Ranch Master Class on Status, Jurisdiction, and Tax Appeals · Global Voice Radio Network's tracks

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That world needs to be changed. We're gonna try and attempt to see if we can do our share
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even though it is Saturday.
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Thank you all for getting up and paying attention to us on the Saturday broadcast.
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Roger Sales, your host here. Of course, the radio range is Saturday, Sabado Sabado edition,
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and it is date stamped. Tom d, are you there? I'm listening to your Bill Holter.
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Date stamped,
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July
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18
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almost.
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Well, it's still in the middle kinda that really, important month for me, maybe not for you, for me. So,
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anyway, here we go, Saturday. Paul, you got something to say here at this juncture,
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I believe.
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Unknown: Yeah. I do if I can remember it. I've only been awake for barely
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over a half hour.
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I'm
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thinking that you're rubbing off on me, Raj. I'm starting to enjoy sleeping in, even though I don't have the time to God, I love do
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Unknown: in.
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Unknown: Anyways,
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our website is thematrixdocs.com
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and
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there you will find links to our live streams, which appear to be up and healthy and also free conference calls so you can join us live on the show.
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Okay.
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Just like Greg just did.
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Unknown: Alright.
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Thank you, Greg. It just popped right in.
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I guess this show gets to be a habit forming.
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Yes. It is addictive because,
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well, you just can't get this information to my knowledge anywhere else.
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And,
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so we're glad to have you. You're a truth seeker, and we appreciate you. And if you're new, then you're especially
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coveted
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because you're the lifeblood, the new people, and we want new people. That's why we're here, especially on Saturday, not not only during the week,
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but on Sabado,
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because
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usually, this started back during the COVID insanity.
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It's a good way to put it. It's in that period of time. Couple years, it's just
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freaking insanity.
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Unknown: Speaking of insanity.
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Speaking of insanity, I need to avoid a little here.
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Michael, good morning. Is that you?
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Michael? Mind your mute.
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Unknown: Oh, Michael.
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Unknown: Michael, is that you? You betcha.
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You got it. Okay.
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Yo, senior.
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Alright. Well, we had an anonymous in the room, and I just wanted to make sure who it was
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before,
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silliness ensued.
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Unknown: You know? Okay. So anyway, back to Saturday, and, of course, the reason for this in the COVID era,
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I'm sure you all we all remember that little
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period of time,
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that,
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we were thinking people would start waking up.
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We were thinking and maybe some did. I don't know if there's I don't know if it's negligible or not. But anyway, our hope was that there were some people that were
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couldn't work and couldn't get out of the house.
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You had to breathe through the stupid mask and all that and you're going,
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I don't think I'm living a quality lifestyle.
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And you started searching and low and behold,
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look what you found.
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So, anyway, that's why we're here as those people that are in that situation and go, there is something really bad wrong,
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really
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bad wrong with our country and the world. And
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my gosh, I'm tired of sitting here and shadow boxing with it. I wanna know what it is.
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Well, you found the right place.
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That's why we're here for you if you're in that situation to answer your questions and bring you
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into hopefully some,
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some degree of sanity.
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Tell me. You know, it's just like the,
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the lyrics that that our our buddy
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our buddy, Alvin Lee, that just spoke to us there a minute ago through the
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through
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digital means from many decades ago, and Alvin said, everywhere are dikes and fairies,
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freaks and Harry's.
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I I see a bunch of that. Tell me.
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Where is sanity?
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Right here.
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We got your sanity
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right here. Hot off the griddle. Hot off the griddle. So if you got questions or any of that stuff, here's the place. You got the time. Star 6 is the avenue,
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And all you have to say is, hey, Roger, and we'll commence to have conversation
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including you and your direction. So good morning, everybody. Those that do not fit that category are the regulars. Hang around here. They get addicted
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to the information as I was saying because you can't get it anywhere else.
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And you've gone off and these things I've said, hey, William. These things I've said just like William here is a great example.
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Just like William's gone off and he said this has gotta be nuts, but you know what? It could be. I'm gonna go check it out. And every time out of the myriad of hundreds of things he's ever checked,
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every one of them been correct, haven't they, William?
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Right.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Every one of them. We
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don't miss any of them, folks.
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They're all correct, and you come and go, holy smoking,
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smoking, smoking.
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I have been living in a absolute
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illusion,
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and I don't wanna do that anymore. William, how are you doing this morning? You're not flying, evidently.
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Unknown: No. I'm in,
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I'm in, West Virginia.
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Unknown: Are you? Almost heaven.
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Unknown: Yep. I, went through the bunker tour yesterday at the Greenbrier.
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Unknown: You hold it. Oh oh, you
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went through the bunker tour
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yesterday
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at the Greenbrier?
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Unknown: That's correct.
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Unknown: Are you speaking Swahili?
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Unknown: No. You know, there was a there's a a government bunker
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below the Greenbrier Resort here in West Virginia.
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Unknown: Oh, Greenbrier Resort. What is that? Big golf course, something escape for the BC Heights? Course.
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Unknown: It's a big political thing, built by the railroad back in 1913.
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Uh-huh. History through the civil war, and,
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they wanted during the Cold War, they wanted a bunker to move congress.
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Yes. In the case in the case of nuclear attack, and,
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and they built the bunker. The government built the whole west wing of the resort and built a bunker underneath. Uh-huh.
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And, it remained a secret until 1992.
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It was completed in the late fifties, and then,
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the secret was let out in 1992.
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And, now they do tours,
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but it's got complete,
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senate chambers and
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house of representative chambers, and it was set up to move congress
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underground, basically.
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Unknown: Tell me.
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No. We're sanity. No. No. Hold on. I gotta give that. Tell me. In the senate mock up there, do they have the foci behind the podium?
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Is it that detailed?
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Unknown: We went into the, where the house chambers would be. We didn't go in the Senate chambers. Oh, okay. Yeah. But they they just kinda have it mocked up like it would have been used,
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you know, had there been had they been in the bunker.
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Uh-huh. It was an it was kinda given as an auditorium. It was said, oh, this is gonna be an auditorium. And they had they had the doors hidden behind these big,
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huge doors hidden behind panels and everything.
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Uh-huh. And the public actually utilized it as as as space and an auditorium and
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Really? But they were they didn't they didn't even get to see the whole backside of the bunker with
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you know, they had they basically just had signs on the door that said danger high voltage, and nobody went back there.
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Unknown: I'll be darned. Now you up there, you got a client, you flew up there, you up there on vacation, or what?
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Unknown: No. I brought brought some clients up here.
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Unknown: Well,
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that's interesting. I'd never I knew that was up there, but not to this amount of detail that you've told us this morning.
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Pretty cool. Yeah.
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It's very neat.
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Martinsburg? Is it by Martinsburg? Yeah.
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Unknown: Well, it's white what do they call it?
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What's the name of the city here? I will I always wanna call it Greenbrier, but
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it's not Greenbrier.
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It's Lewisburg.
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Unknown: Okay.
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Well, I just wanted because Martinsburg got there, and Martinsburg is where the head of the IRS is. That's where your individual master file and the whole computer and all the the if pardon.
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Pardon the pun, but the brains of the information are up there
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real close to where you are.
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Unknown: White Sulphur Springs. White Sulphur Springs is where the resort is. Yeah.
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Unknown: Ah, okay. Hey, Rick.
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Well, cool, William. Well, you're not up there evidently working on your brief.
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Unknown: No. I I did. I actually finished it, and I wanna read it on the show.
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Unknown: Okay. Well, we certainly will entertain that. There was something about that I wanted to ask you.
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And these things keep coming to my mind of, god, I think that could fit in William, William's brief there.
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Okay. We can do that. You wanna do it right now?
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Anybody
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I'm sure everybody in the audience be into that. You've done a splendid job on
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what you've relayed to us so far.
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Unknown: Yeah.
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Unknown: If anybody else has anything to say or, you know, new students or anything. Listen.
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Unknown: The last couple of weeks, very few people here have anything to say. I can verify
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that.
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Okay. They they can't call them up. They just wanna sit there mute. I don't know if it's the tension of the situation. I don't know if they're all off on vacation. I don't know. I just don't know. But,
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anyway, it's summertime. That's kinda to be expected, I guess.
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Yeah. So is anybody well, first of all, let's call for objections here. Is there any objections to William reading his brief?
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I guess we can handle that.
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Unknown: It's on his team's consent.
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Unknown: I guess so.
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Unknown: What I'll do is I'll read through the whole thing,
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and then,
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then maybe we'll come back if there's anything
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rather than trying to break it up and and do it in more chunks.
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Unknown: Yeah. I understand that. And and
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I'll try and shut up. In fact, I'll mute my microphone.
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Unknown: Okay.
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I'll start with the introduction. I got the introduction, and then,
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my my replies to his For
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Unknown: in case there's somebody out there that isn't familiar with this, William, one of our very good students, went back and decided to get offensive
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with the information,
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and he's
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he is, suing, I guess, you'd say, in, to get some sales tax that he paid on a car that he bought out of state and moved to Georgia a while back. And he's going into the Georgia judicial system and saying, hey, Holden. I'm not this, all this. You need to give me that back. And
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that's where we are. He's gone past the hearing stage, and we're going to you have officially appealed it to the Georgia Board of Appeals,
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and now you're in the briefing process before
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they look at everything and issue a decision is the way I understand it.
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Unknown: That's right.
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So there's a I'll I'll submit a brief, and then the appellee replies with his brief, and then I have a chance, which is where I'm at now,
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to reply to his brief, and then that's it. And then it goes into
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it goes to judges for decision.
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Unknown: And since you're the moving party here, you get the last say.
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Unknown: That's right.
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Unknown: Yep. Okay. Well, I'm gonna mute out and let you get after it, big boy.
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Unknown: Okay.
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Apellee's brief goes through great lengths to explain his reasoning, theories, conclusions, and interpretations of US citizenship
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and what by his determination the secretary should or should not accept in accordance with state department policy.
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The appellee's entire argument claiming the appellant is a US citizen fails to overcome proof of citizenship evident or citizenship
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by documentation to the contrary in the possession of the secretary by operational law,
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Regardless of either the appellant's or the appellee's briefs beliefs,
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the law is operable on the facts. The fact is that lawful verified evidence admissible in the court of justice and the possession of the secretary determine citizenship.
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The appellee's argument also continues to fail to provide clear statutory authority that taxation applies to persons natural or juristic
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that are not US citizens or resident aliens.
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Also, the appellee continues to improperly maintain that being a national and not a citizen of The United States on file with the state department
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in compliant with compliance with state department policy
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and in compliance with federal law is simply not possible and a wholly frivolous argument.
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That's my introduction, then I move into replies.
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Apelli makes false statements within his statement of facts. The Apelli makes a statement in his brief that the Apelli petitioned the Tavit
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alleging that he is a national under the constitutional contract of 1787,
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and therefore, is not a resident under Georgia law.
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However, the appellee made no such statement in his appeal. In his initial petition to the administrative in the administrative record
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with the board of assessors, the appellant stated
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the position of his appeal is that of being due to taxability of a nonresident alien.
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And then I quoted my
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statement on my cover letter there. It says enclosed is my appeal to of the tablet for my vehicle on the basis of taxability.
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This is not an appeal value.
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I hereby request a refund in the amount paid of $2,433.41.
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Tax receipt enclosed.
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Also enclosed is a copy of my citizen citizenship evidence
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on file with The United States Secretary of State establishing my citizenship as a US national
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white citizen.
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National citizens are nonresident to the residency
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contemplated in the fourteenth amendment and alien to the federal citizenship
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of The United States, and that was a quote straight off of my cover letter.
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The second claim, the Kelly incorrectly determines
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Unknown: I know I said I wouldn't, but I just can't help it. If I don't, I'll forget it when you're finished. Okay. Yeah. Could you put and has passport
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number so and so and so and so issued
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on this affidavit?
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He said it's in the possession the secretary.
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And not only is it in the possession of the secretary, but they've also issued the highest form of ID that the federal government issues on it. Just a thought. Go ahead. Yeah. I was just trying to catch him in a lie right there
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Unknown: and just kinda bring it up. Okay. He's already on. Okay.
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The the appellee incorrectly determines that the appellant is a citizen of The United States. The law pertaining to US citizenship and nationality is governed by state department policy and the Immigration and Nationality Act.
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The Department of State only issues US passports to nationals and citizens of The United States per state department policy.
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The United States Supreme Court stated in the opinion in your RTQ v to RC,
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it a passport is a document which from its nature and object is addressed to foreign powers purporting
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only to be a request that the bearer of it may pass safely and freely and is to be considered
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rather than in the character of a political document by which the bearer is recognized
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in foreign countries as an American citizen and the and which
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by usage in the law of nations is received as the evidence of the fact. But this is a very different light
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from that in which it is to be reviewed in a court of justice
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for the inquiry is as to the fact of citizenship. It is a mere ex parte certificate,
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and then I bolded. And if founded upon any evidence produced to the secretary of state establishing the fact of citizenship, that evidence,
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if of a character admissible in a court of justice,
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ought to be brought forward upon the trial as a higher and better evidence of the fact.
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The appellee provides case law and opinions relating to the determination of eligibility of birthright citizenship
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to the children of undocumented aliens born in The United States
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and to the intricacies
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of the renouncement of US nationality.
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As held by the US Supreme Court and Yuratiqui,
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none of the cases presented by the appellee are determinant
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of an inquiry as to the fact of citizenship in a court of justice.
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The US Supreme Court and Slaughterhouse cases
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cemented two separate and distinct citizenships in the nation,
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one of the several states and one of The United States.
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Slaughterhouse
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also held that citizens
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state citizens were not entitled to the privileges and immunities
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of citizens of The United States. The court ruled that federal citizenship for state citizens state citizens
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only applied to the rights associated with federal citizenship,
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such as the right to travel to the seat of government or access seaports.
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The appellee has the opinion in his brief that it is not possible, quote, unquote, for the appellant to be a citizen of the several states with only national citizenship
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and not be a citizen of The United States under the scope and purview of the fourteenth amendment.
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The appellant provided ample case law to the contrary in his brief,
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which the appellee has disregarded in his incorrect conclusions.
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The appellee also made a false statement in his brief that the appellant alleged that he had expatriated
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or otherwise renounced his US nationality.
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The appellant has made no claims in his argument and in no way made any attempt to renounce his US nationality or expatriate.
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As was stated in the appellee's brief, in the case of Akasta v the Islamic
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Republic of Iran
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in 2008, expatriation is a renouncement of nationality
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and by effect, also any associated citizenship.
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Nationality is a broader term than citizenship.
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For instance, Great Britain has six different types of citizenship or political status
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within the same nationality.
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To contrary to the contrary of expatriation,
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the appellant applied for applied for and was issued a passport in the capacity of a national, but not a citizen of The United States by affidavit
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supplied with the application.
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Both the first time US passport application, the d s 11, and renewal application,
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d s 82, state the following. False statements
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made knowingly and willfully in passport applications,
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including affidavits
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and other documents
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submitted to support this application or punishable by fine excuse me, by fine or imprisonment
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under US law and including the provisions of 18 USC 1,001,
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18 USC fifteen forty two,
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and or 18 USC sixteen twenty one. Alteration or mutilation of a passport
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issue pursuant to this application is punishable by a fine and or imprisonment
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under the provisions of 18 USC fifteen forty three. The use of a passport in violation
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of the restrictions contained herein or of passport regulations is punishable by a fine and or imprisonment
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under 18 USC fifteen forty four.
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And then I've ordered all statements and documents are subject to verification.
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The appellee incorrectly
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states incorrectly in his brief that the presumption of law should stand that he is a citizen of The United States because, quote, he has presented
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no evidence he that he fell into one of the traditional limited exceptions to birthright citizenship.
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Is legally presumed to be a United States citizen
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as determined in Trump v Barbara,
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where it was abated as to the eligibility
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of birthright citizenship to children born to undocumented immigrants
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and sojourners in The United States.
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The appellant was not born to to immigrants
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or undocumented immigrants or sojourners. The appellant was born to US citizens.
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Therefore, regardless of the circumstances of his birth,
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a presumption of law is made upon application for US passport that the intent of the applicant is to be a citizen of The United States
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unless the presumption is rereaded.
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The appellant provided a properly formed affidavit stating his intent to be a national and not a citizen of The United States to the secretary in support of a US passport application
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who accepted it without objection and issued a US passport
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in reliance on the same documentation.
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A rebuttable presumption disappears when evidence to the contrary is presented. See Georgia Farm Bureau of Mutual Insurance Co versus Musgrave in 1985.
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Where evidence rebuts a presumption, the presumption, quote, unquote, vanishes. That's Brown v Matthews,
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Georgia appellate, ruling 1949.
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Accordingly, continued reliance on our rebutted presumption
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is improper as a matter of law.
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The fact of citizenship is that the appellant is a national and not a citizen of The United States by affidavit
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of citizenship evidence produced to the secretary of state upon application and issuance of a US passport and reliance on the same by operation of law. State department policy only permits the issuance of US passports to nationals and citizens of The United States.
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The appellee appellee has made no authority has no authority in law and is therefore incompetent to make official declaration as to citizenship status of the appellant.
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Any determination at the state or local level level must be made with consideration as the documentation on file with US secretary of state if produced establishing the facts.
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The next thing the appellee did incorrectly argues there is only one lawful political status in the nation and that national status has no basis in constitutional law.
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The appellee incorrectly argues that national status is a frivolous theory, quote, unquote, and has, quote, no basis in constitutional law.
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The appellee's incorrect assertion is that there is only one political status in The United States,
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and the only method of not being a US citizen is expatriation
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is wholly inconsistent with holdings in the slaughterhouse,
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United States v Crookshank,
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United States v Anthony,
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Plessy v Ferguson,
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among others,
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and ignores over 80 of the Jim Crow era, quote, unquote, of our nation's history.
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In Plessy,
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the US Supreme Court held that there are two distinct, quote, separate but equal,
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unquote, political statuses.
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There are, quote, white citizens, unquote, who are legal persons that are ascribed, god given, constitution protected rights and are therefore are there and there are citizens,
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quote, citizens of The United States, unquote,
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and then I bracketed Jim Crow,
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who most predominantly,
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but not exclusively, are freed men of color and are legal persons who are described civil rights from the fourteenth amendment.
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The California Supreme Court opinion stated in Van Valkenburg
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v Brown 1872,
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it is claimed that the plaintiff is a citizen of The United States
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and of this state.
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Undoubtedly,
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she is. It is argued that she became such by force of the first section of the fourteenth amendment already resided.
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This, however, is a mistake in a Bolder death.
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It could well as be claimed that she became free by the the effect of the thirteenth amendment by which slavery was abolished,
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for she was no less a citizen than she was free before the adoption of either of these amendments.
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No white person born within the limits of The United States and subject to their jurisdiction
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or born without those limits and subsequently naturalized under their laws owes the status of citizenship to the recent amendments to the federal constitution.
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In Brown v Board of Education of Topeka 1954,
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the US Supreme Court held by some tortured
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legal reasoning inconsistent
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with long accepted principles
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of law and Gaius' institutes
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effectively overturn Plessy by determining that a person who receives god given constitutionally protected rights is equal to a person that receives government granted civil rights.
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Regardless, there is no evidence that the political status of, quote, unquote, white citizens
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has ever been legislated out of existence.
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To abolish state citizenship
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would be theoretically impossible without abolishing the constitution
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as the constitution was written to protect the rights of the citizens of the several states.
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To the contrary,
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the political status of a, quote, unquote, white citizen
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remains within The United States code within title 42,
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and the federal constitution remains full in full effect
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in the early questioning
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and the oral argument of the recent case of Trump v Barbara, the trial transcript,
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justice Thomas inquires.
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To the other point is the citizenship clause refers not just to national citizenship,
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but also to state citizenship.
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Are we to have two different definitions for those?
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It's one word, citizens of The United States and citizens of the state wherein you or they reside.
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So as you begin, I'd like you to go back to the beginning and be more specific about the answer,
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and I want you to explain whether or not those two definitions are the same or related
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and what state citizenship is based on.
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The solicitor general
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summarily replied that the citizenship clause
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of the fourteenth amendment was intended to apply to recently freed slaves
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because they had domicile and no other allegiance,
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and that allegiance is what the word jurisdiction
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means.
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As determined in slaughterhouse, white citizens already held an allegiance to their state and therefore were not included within the citizenship clause of the fourteenth amendment
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and therefore could not receive federal protection.
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The Immigration Nationality Act defines a national as a person who owes permanent allegiance to a state.
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Citizens of The United States owe permanent allegiance to The United States, whereas citizens
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state citizens owe permanent allegiance to their state.
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Contrary to the appellee's beliefs, it's clear there are two distinct, separate, recognized citizenships, allegiances, and therefore,
28:04
within The United States.
28:08
Any questions on that before I move on?
28:11
Unknown: Yikes. I'm just sitting here about cry,
28:14
that you've done such a great job there, William. I mean, you took those points. You elaborated
28:20
on them. You inserted them in there.
28:22
What are they gonna do about a v two two V DRC?
28:25
Says it right there. It's almost two hundred years of established black letter law. How do you overcome that?
28:32
The and and and the the the other things is so the white citizen, I love the fact that you brought Plessy in there and asked the question, what tortured lead reasoning
28:42
can conclude that a man with god given rights is equal to a man with government given privileges?
28:49
What reasoning do you do to come out with that conclusion?
28:53
You know, the old
28:55
don't watch laws or sausage get made.
28:58
Anyway, excellent job so far. Is there more? Does anybody have any questions or comments or compliments?
29:04
I mean, do you understand William has done a
29:07
spectacular job here? Does that register with you?
29:12
Could any of you as as devotees of this? Well, you know, it's just that you you could have been easily been a very good old attorney, William. K? Because you definitely got the aptitude for it.
29:24
So, anyway, anybody else got anything to say?
29:28
No. What would you Way to go, William.
29:30
Okay. You know what I'd like Paul, what I'd like for you to do, if you could, would you just snip this out so we can play this during the week when William might not be here?
29:41
If any if we ever get off on this, have it as a drop in. Go ahead, William, if you would, man. Excellent. Okay. Excellent job. Okay.
29:48
Unknown: The next point is that the appellee incorrectly asserts that the appellee is at minimum a resident alien.
29:54
The appellee's theory that the appellant is at, quote, unquote, a minimum resident alien easily fails on its face as the residency requirements of 26 USC seventy seven zero one b one b apply to, quote, unquote, aliens
30:08
defined within title 26 broadly as a person who is not a national or a citizen of The United States.
30:14
The appellant is a national,
30:16
holds a valid US passport, and is and therefore cannot be a resident alien
30:21
as the appellee asserts. The appellee alls the appellee's continued argument
30:26
based upon circumstantial indicators of residency also fails
30:30
as white citizens continue to have the same established rights to vote, travel, domicile, and own property in The States as citizens of The United States according to the Civil Rights Act,
30:40
codified in title 42,
30:42
but are not in residence
30:44
in a state by virtue of being a citizen of the state.
30:50
The appellee incorrectly asserts that mere physical presence of a natural person satisfies nexus requirements.
30:56
The power to tax is broad but not unlimited. It requires complete lawful jurisdiction over the tax subject.
31:03
The state of Georgia and its agents delegated jurisdiction for taxation extends exclusively
31:08
to persons who are citizens or residents of The United States.
31:11
The United States Supreme Court has held that taxation requires a definite link or minimum connection between the state and the person or transaction it seeks to tax. That was Miller Covey of Maryland 1954.
31:23
Absent established jurisdictional nexus of a legal person,
31:27
natural or juristic, taxation violates due process.
31:31
If jurisdiction is unproven and presumptions rebutted, tax collection cannot stand as a matter of law.
31:37
Apelia's
31:38
argument fails as a matter of law that neither citizenship nor residency are required to constitute the nexus between the state and the person it seeks to tax.
31:47
Gaddis' institutes dictate that
31:50
legal persons, both natural and juristic,
31:53
are entities to whom the law ascribes rights and duties. Under the fourteenth amendment, legal persons
31:58
who are citizens of The United States
32:00
or residents are ascribed civil rights from The United States, whereas citizens of the several states are ascribed god given,
32:07
constitutionally
32:08
protected rights, and are therefore
32:10
different legal persons than those legal persons who are U US citizens or residents.
32:15
Citizenship,
32:17
and I put in parentheses allegiance,
32:19
or residency,
32:20
and I put in parentheses foreign allegiance,
32:22
establishes
32:23
the basis for jurisdiction
32:25
and legal personhood.
32:27
For the appellee to make the claim that neither citizenship
32:30
nor residency is required
32:33
to establish legal personhood is absurd and inconsistent with elementary law and fundamental legal jurisprudence.
32:40
No one is stateless. Every person is ascribed rights and duties from a sovereign.
32:45
The appellee conceded on the record that the Georgia that Georgia residency is, quote, all that's required for taxation.
32:53
However, now the appellee has changed its position and takes a stance that only the physical presence
32:58
of any, quote, unquote, natural person,
33:00
regardless of the rights and status of said legal person, is necessary for lawful taxation.
33:06
The appellee fails to provide a clear statutory authority that the, quote, unquote, natural persons
33:11
referenced in Forrester v Culpepper are presumed to be any other legal,
33:15
quote, unquote, natural persons than US citizens or residents.
33:19
It's highly improbable that any court would determine that mere physical president presence
33:24
of any natural person satisfies the requirement for a nexus between the state and the person it seeks to tax.
33:31
The appellee asserts that state president has made it clear that, quote, all real and personal property, whether owned by individuals or corporations,
33:39
resident or nonresident, shall be liable to taxation
33:42
and then abolded except as otherwise provided by law. Subtles v
33:47
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company,
33:50
Georgia 1942,
33:52
one exception by operation of law provided
33:54
is documentation
33:55
of citizenship evidence in possession of the secretary establishing
33:59
that the appellant is not a legal person, natural, or juristic to whom the statute applies.
34:07
Bippelli incorrectly alleges that state citizenship is a frivolous argument and correlated with, quote, unquote, sovereign citizen arguments.
34:15
Bippelli continues to incorrectly hold the national citizenship as somehow correlated with, quote, unquote, sovereign citizen arguments as determined
34:24
in Brown v State, Georgia appellate court 2018,
34:27
and is therefore frivolous.
34:28
State citizenship
34:30
or national citizenship
34:32
is recognized in the federal constitution by state department policy codified in the Immigration Nationality Act entitled eight of The US code and certainly has validity in American law. The slaughterhouse cases
34:43
made it clear there was two distinct and separate citizenships in the nation.
34:47
State citizenship is in no way correlated
34:49
with so called, quote, unquote, sovereign citizen arguments
34:52
and is a constitutionally recognized citizenship,
34:55
not a mere
34:56
specially fabricated
34:57
status as the as alleged by the appellee.
35:00
There is no conceivable way in in which a court could determine citizenship of the several states is frivolous.
35:06
Also, no legal body has issued a definition of exactly what constitutes
35:10
a so called, quote, unquote, sovereign citizen.
35:13
The secretary of state issues US passports to nationals in compliance with state department policy and the Immigration Nationality Act. For the appellee to contend a person being a national in whom the state department lawfully issues US passports constitutes a frivolous argument is an open ridicule of the entire federal system.
35:31
Now I'm gonna move into my conclusion, so we're getting near the end.
35:35
Finally,
35:37
the appellee concludes that the appellant's, quote, upon its claim rests upon a legal theory that denies
35:43
reality and universal understanding of citizenship that is set as it has been defined,
35:48
understood, and developed since the fourteenth amendment to The United States constitution
35:52
was ratified.
35:54
This argument, however, fails as the appellant has cited well established
35:58
history and case law, not legal theory,
36:02
save your that
36:04
has all been educated since the ratification of the fourteenth amendment to solidify the reality and universal understanding
36:11
of citizenship in our nation.
36:13
The confusion and denial of reality appear to rest with the appellee and his ignorance of the law as written and interpreted by the courts.
36:21
As stated in the law of nations and echoed in the UN charter,
36:25
all people have an innate right of personal political self determination.
36:28
Without the right of exit, consent of the governed becomes fiction.
36:32
Both in Efrahim v Rusk 1967
36:35
and US v Krukshan, the US Supreme Court found that citizenship,
36:39
and I put parentheses
36:40
allegiance,
36:41
is a voluntary condition in which one must submit themselves
36:45
and attempt to justify his unlawful exaction
36:48
of the appellant. The appellee's specious argument attempts to force citizenship and jurisdiction upon the appellee by continuing
36:55
and properly rely on rebutted presumptions of law and even go so far as to claim mere physical presence somehow confers complete jurisdiction.
37:04
The purpose of this appeal is to request review that there was fair and just application of the facts against the law at the trial court. The appellant contends
37:12
that the facts were disregarded,
37:14
and the result was an unjust ruling.
37:16
Everyone's political status
37:18
is their own priority and responsibility to maintain.
37:21
If someone consents
37:23
to being governed in the same capacity as freedmen as freedmen of color,
37:27
that is their prerogative and consents and consent to give.
37:31
However, the appellant has lawfully revoked his consent to be governed in that capacity
37:35
as is as is the innate liberty of free people are constitutionally guaranteed to enjoy in this great nation.
37:43
That's it.
37:45
Unknown: I'm almost speechless, William, really.
37:48
It's just, exceptional
37:50
job. I tell you, Paul, I'd I'd the reason I said to clip that out
37:54
is I would like to send the link to that to Glenn
37:58
and ask him if he thinks I'm teaching these folks good enough.
38:07
Excellent, William. Excellent.
38:09
What
38:12
are they gonna say?
38:14
How they gonna overcome that historical
38:17
valid
38:18
legal
38:19
and lawful position you've taken and and clearly
38:24
spelled out in your brief. Excellent. Excellent job, man. I mean, I as I hear you read that,
38:31
I hear me teaching those concepts.
38:36
And, man, what great feedback.
38:39
Unknown: Hey, Raj.
38:41
Unknown: Yes, Paul.
38:42
Unknown: I know what they're gonna do with that.
38:45
What they're gonna do is they're gonna they're gonna side with him, and they're gonna give him his $2,500
38:50
back,
38:51
and then they are going to
38:53
seal the case. Seal it. Yeah. Under a gag order.
38:58
And it will have absolutely
39:00
no effect on anybody else but William,
39:04
save for
39:05
this radio program,
39:07
because
39:08
this episode was done prior to the
39:12
commission of the seal.
39:16
Unknown: For folks that maybe listen, I don't want you to think that you've got to do this. This is something William took upon himself. You know, I tell y'all,
39:26
I don't know what the information
39:28
is gonna do. I just know it's pure truth, and all of y'all know that too or you wouldn't be here. And you get in here and you can't get enough of it, and I think that is dictated more by the individual and his his motivation
39:42
rather than what I can do.
39:44
But some people like William who's, you know, got a family, man. He's out flying all over the damn country all time checking in from everywhere,
39:52
and he's still reading all these cases that he cited. He's I guarantee you, he's familiarized to himself with them, and he's had the time,
40:01
you know, flying or not to come in and put all this together over this, what, ten days, two weeks?
40:07
Unknown: Yeah. That's right. Since you about a week. Yeah.
40:11
Unknown: For this Folks, I mean great. Excellent.
40:14
You you like I said, something happens and planes don't fly. You've always got a second vocation. I don't know that you'd necessarily like it doing it professionally,
40:24
but I'll tell you what, you sure got an aptitude for it.
40:29
Unknown: Yeah. I just I I can't take being
40:32
that basically slandered by this guy.
40:35
Unknown: Yeah. I don't blame you. Man, I can't. Could I just please be a little a little camera on your shoulder when you run into him at the grocery store?
40:43
Right.
40:46
Or wall or Walmart.
40:48
Hey. Hey, buddy.
40:51
Hey, liar.
40:53
Well, he just fooled. He just fooled like everybody else.
40:58
Unknown: And Right.
40:59
Unknown: On top of that, now he's got a professional responsibility
41:02
he feels to uphold
41:05
this fraudulent system that he defended.
41:08
And somebody found a way through the maze,
41:11
and they don't know what to do. He wants to call you words and do ad hominem attacks.
41:18
His reasoning is tortured. You put facts in front of him, but hold it. This is a passport.
41:23
Here's the number issued by the highest authority in the land over these things. I'll tell you one thing you might could you might noodle on putting in there surrounding that passport
41:34
is to number it and then do a little short
41:38
description on the on the definition
41:41
of passport fraud from the state department.
41:45
Okay.
41:47
Just a thought.
41:49
Okay.
41:51
So very impressed, man. Now like I said, I wanna send it to Glenn
41:57
And say, am I doing a good enough job here, chief? And,
42:02
so excellent,
42:03
William.
42:04
I wanna hear what other people have to comment on this.
42:09
If anybody does here on Saturday, you just heard.
42:14
You just well,
42:16
it's just a damn fine piece of work, William.
42:19
Unknown: You just heard a master class on defending your business status.
42:24
Unknown: Didn't wanna use the word masterpiece,
42:26
but that's what it is. Even in this forum, I'm sure will be polished a little bit on an edge or two between now and then. But, boy, you did a great job, William. I didn't wanna use the word masterpiece either. That's why I used master class
42:40
Unknown: defending your
42:42
political status.
42:43
Unknown: Well, I've never heard any of my people
42:46
go ahead.
42:48
I've got a I don't I wouldn't call it a master class. I would call it an uppity guy who's a show off.
42:58
Unknown: There you go, William. But that's but that's Sam in Houston. He's he's contrarian anyway.
43:03
Gotta love you, Sam. Good morning.
43:06
Unknown: Morning.
43:08
Unknown: If I may. I just refuse to be reconstructed.
43:11
Unknown: There you go.
43:13
I'm gonna be free. That entails me
43:16
telling you what I am.
43:18
That's freedom.
43:19
It's not you like the appellee is trying to do here. Tell me what I am. That's tyranny.
43:26
Right.
43:27
Couple who who want to talk there. Dave was one of them.
43:30
Unknown: Yep. Good morning, everybody. William,
43:34
that that's a slam dunk there, brother. I didn't hear the whole thing, but what I did hear was like, wow.
43:39
You know, to, to avoid this gag order,
43:43
seal,
43:44
maybe it should be,
43:46
you'd you'd need to post that in, like, USA Today
43:50
or The Wall Street Journal.
43:54
Know, some of these actually, there's some legal
43:56
there's a New Jersey legal that would post that and it's nationwide.
44:04
Yeah. I'm telling you. It we just put in some notices
44:09
in this New Jersey legal deal.
44:12
It cost $80 or something. You know, they charge you per word. It it might cost a little more than that, but it might be worth it
44:21
Unknown: because then you're Interesting idea. What Paul just said.
44:24
Unknown: You know?
44:26
How do you get this stuff to the masses
44:29
before they try to make black it out? You know?
44:35
Unknown: That's
44:36
well, see see, here's a they
44:39
can't black it out anymore because the alternative media has overtaken the established media. They can try, but they got they don't have that kind of efficiency anymore.
44:49
Who was saying something right there that I stepped on? It was Tom. Legal text.
44:55
What's the website? Tom, he Are you there, Tom? Wouldn't understand a word of that. No. That's right. Go right over their head. I mean, that's our problem.
45:05
Unknown: Yeah. I'm gonna have to read that again a couple of times to
45:10
Yeah. It's excellent.
45:11
Know? Excellent. They called it. They I think we should like William to the to the Supreme Court. I think he'd be a good partner for for Alito and and Thomas.
45:21
Unknown: Well, he he's done an excellent job.
45:24
Unknown: To take this all the way up to the Supreme Court. I mean, you know, with this birthright citizenship decision, I think they might have to agree with you.
45:33
Unknown: Right.
45:34
That website is njlegals.com.
45:39
N,jfornewjersey,legalslikeeagleswithanl,.com.
45:46
Check it out.
45:47
I yield thanks.
45:49
Unknown: Thanks for your great work. Joe Joe would probably have a a read on them.
45:56
Who else? Who else had something to say there in response to William's excellent brief?
46:01
Unknown: The only way to keep this in the public eye is
46:04
to
46:05
make sure that it's well publicized
46:07
prior to the court having a chance to put the gag on it because they can't gag retroactively,
46:14
Unknown: I don't think. Well, here here's the thing. Like, I know how it works. And so even if they were to gag it,
46:21
I could go tell my friends and my family, hey. Put this affidavit in and submit that to the to the tax commissioner, and then you're out of property taxes.
46:33
Unknown: Mhmm.
46:34
Unknown: And then that would spread like wildfire.
46:38
Unknown: Oh, yeah. Yes. God, you're their worst nightmare, William.
46:42
Unknown: William, do you have my email address? With that with that.
46:46
Unknown: Yeah.
46:47
No kidding. Do you have my email address, Wayne?
46:50
Unknown: Yeah. I do. Yeah. I do. Okay. Good.
46:54
Unknown: If you could just pop me an email quick and and,
46:58
give me your thoughts on what I asked you about before the show.
47:01
Unknown: Okay.
47:02
Unknown: Thank you.
47:04
Unknown: Alright. Who else is
47:06
please.
47:07
That's Joe. Hey, Joe. No.
47:10
Unknown: It's it's it's Mana.
47:12
Unknown: Oh, it's Mana. Okay. Sound like Joe. So
47:16
Unknown: not the first time I've noticed. That that
47:18
Unknown: is yes. You have similarity there. You the this is what you could, should you want to aspire to,
47:25
is that level of understanding and articulation.
47:30
Unknown: Gotcha.
47:31
I would like to,
47:34
I got some work to do if I for that.
47:38
I just wanna say that I was recently
47:42
talking to somebody that actually was going to
47:47
the class that we had here with Gary and
47:51
he was kinda poo pooing everything and saying that
47:54
it a lot of people
47:57
have proof that
47:59
that's not really true and this stuff doesn't really work,
48:03
and
48:05
he doesn't really believe in it, but he liked
48:08
the class and kind of being able to talk about history and stuff. And
48:13
Unknown: Yeah. And I think if you confine him again
48:18
yeah. Tell him to bring forth the people that that he hadn't worked for.
48:22
Unknown: Because, you know, there's what I was saying. I told him I had some successes,
48:26
and then and he kinda kinda poo pooed my little
48:30
successes and just had lots of
48:32
degrading
48:33
things to say about the whole thing. And this is
48:38
I mean, I I wish he was listening, you know, if he could
48:42
if I could get him to listen to what William just said, like, You know? How is all this fake if William is able to
48:51
Unknown: The
48:52
it's our obstacle, isn't it, man?
48:55
Isn't this our obstacle right here? See, this is our obstacle.
48:59
Yeah. To try and overcome
49:02
his disbelief.
49:04
And what his disbelief
49:05
is is the Old Testament.
49:08
He's not a truth seeker
49:10
because he doesn't have a love of the truth. He's not following up. These are facts here. This isn't just hypothecation
49:16
bullshit.
49:17
There've been 2,000,000 damn passports issued on this. You think that's bullshit, buddy?
49:23
Okay? And he has not a love of the truth,
49:26
so he's gonna dispel it, and he's gonna believe any bullshit fabrication
49:31
that comes in his mind that helps him buttress the fact that he's not gonna believe it.
49:37
So and with a person like that,
49:39
that's what I was trying to say. You don't waste your time on him. Plant a seed and go on because there ain't nothing you can do to him until the good lord touches him or something changes him. You'll just sit there. You'll you'll lose a friend. You'll may may get into arguments,
49:57
and it's just not worth it. This is what I've learned over many years. K?
50:03
Unknown: Yeah. I kinda calmly just,
50:06
just said, well, I just don't feel like you actually
50:09
listen enough to really say that. And please send me all this stuff that you're talking about if you have so much proof against it.
50:18
I haven't received any of that stuff yet. So Nor will you. Nor will you.
50:24
Yeah.
50:24
I'm sure and and I and I'm sure the stuff I do receive is gonna be more
50:30
possible
50:31
Do and
50:34
you know what you mean? What you call privilege personal attack.
50:38
Unknown: Uh-huh. Here's what you tell me, man. You
50:41
quote Mark Twain.
50:43
You know the quote I'm talking about?
50:46
It's easier to fool a man than tell him he's been fooled.
50:51
Unknown: Oh, that's not what I okay.
50:53
Yep.
50:54
Yeah. I mean, yeah, it it a lot of people who know a lot of stuff,
51:00
it seems to be the hardest. They think they already know
51:03
everything,
51:04
and they've done
51:07
Unknown: I got people like Larry Beecraft,
51:10
esteemed tax attorney for decades,
51:13
going around the country with a retired JAG officer from one of the military branches,
51:19
and and people ask him questions about what we do, and they say it doesn't work too.
51:28
Yet I got fifteen years of the state department issuing people passports.
51:35
Hey, man. That's why I said just
51:39
it's
51:40
incredible to me. I thought everybody would see this. They don't.
51:44
I've
51:46
been in sales all my life, and you you can't sell this because it isn't something people buy into.
51:53
It's something they're looking for.
51:56
And if you hit the right person put there. Like Manna, when I hit the information,
52:01
hit somebody like Manna or like William
52:04
or or or
52:05
numerous other folks on today,
52:08
I know there's people out there that are looking for this, and that bible verse rings true because
52:14
they have a not a love of the truth because that, from what I've been able to determine, is what separates us. He doesn't have a love of the truth. He's willing to accept the spoon fed pabulum communist bullshit they feed him. He's not looking for answers.
52:30
And he and if an answer comes along, he's gonna oppose it.
52:34
So those are the kind of people you just can't reach. You know? I'm I'm glad you brought it up, man, because I was thinking yesterday, I was watching Harrison Smith,
52:44
and he had a clip on.
52:47
I hope some of you saw this. Any of you see this?
52:50
Yesterday, there's four candidates.
52:53
Yes. Yes, ma'am.
52:55
Okay. I'm gonna come back to this. Well, yes, ma'am?
53:00
Unknown: I just after you finish that, I wanted to,
53:03
Unknown: comment. Okay. Well, they had a clip. He showed it several times,
53:07
and
53:08
it was of a debate. I believe Susan Collins is not running in Maine for senator. One of the senate seats is open, and this is a debate for the for the US senate seat.
53:19
There's two guys in suits, a female,
53:22
and then an it.
53:24
And there's an it down at the right end named Abigail,
53:28
who was an overweight male going and dressed as a female
53:33
running for senate
53:35
in a debate,
53:36
folks.
53:37
No. I'm not kidding you.
53:40
You you go back and watch the yesterday a little bit of Harrison Smith's first hour there. Hey, Roger. See Abigail.
53:47
See Abigail. Did you see Abigail?
53:49
Hang
53:50
Unknown: on. Hang on. Before we go to before we go to the town She made a lot more sense than the rest of them.
53:57
Unknown: We didn't hear the rest of them. I just heard Abigail.
54:01
Unknown: The Oh, yeah. The lady watching something a lot longer, and she was talking about the
54:06
all the pork barrel that's being added on. She wanted to strip all that off.
54:12
Unknown: It's just a classic of where we are. Here it is, a US senate debate.
54:18
Here's this trans whatever her is saying these things she's saying, and and it's just hold it. Hold it. Tell me where is sanity? Well, it ain't here.
54:30
Now Iran's there's a female the ass. No. No.
54:33
Unknown: Okay. Before we go there, William tried to jump in five minutes ago and make a comment and got completely bulled over, And I think it had to do with what we were talking about,
54:43
and I wanna take care make sure that we take William first, and then we take the lady. And then we'll take were free free range. Go ahead, William.
54:53
Unknown: No. I was just saying, like, when you go to you get in the community with with these people, like these bureaucrats and
54:59
these lawyers and
55:01
accountants and judges,
55:03
they're all profiting off off of the system and the way So that it's set
55:08
they're not under any
55:10
obligation or pressure or any motivation to
55:14
to accept this, and then they're gonna do everything they can do to disparage it because
55:19
it it illegitimizes
55:20
their position.
55:22
Unknown: It threatens them indirectly and directly, kinda.
55:25
Yep. But then they have to go back, oh, this whole thing's a lie. I don't know if he's come to that conclusion yet. You certainly spelled it out for him. Was that who was our female? What were you is that what you wanna say? William, you have anything else? Like, my all my friends and and even my clients that are you know, they're well-to-do people.
55:44
Unknown: And, like, oh, I'll talk to my accountant about this, or I'll talk to my attorney about this. Oh, fantastic.
55:48
Oh, then they come back and go, oh, you're going to jail.
55:51
Unknown: No. What you do is you hand make copies of that brief and you give it to them.
55:56
Right.
55:57
Right.
55:59
Because you just did a short synopsis
56:02
of the Radio Ranch's teachings on how to get out of this thing without being specific as to what it is and and and and how to get through the maze.
56:12
Right.
56:14
Gentlemen.
56:16
Yes. Alright. We were gonna go to the female next, please. Just hold your comment.
56:22
But were you finished, William? Okay.
56:27
I think he was. Yes, ma'am. Is this Pam?
56:31
Unknown: Yeah, Roger. How are doing?
56:33
Unknown: Oh, I'm alright here in the middle of this intense discussions.
56:37
Yes, ma'am. How what did you see out of that, Pam?
56:42
Unknown: Well, so I was, going to reflect on what Manna was talking about.
56:47
And,
56:48
when somebody
56:49
has,
56:51
I'd say like, Oh, I don't believe you or No, don't do that. I want to tell you a story. I went to visit this
56:59
it's like a workout place my grandson was going to and I saw how the whole operation worked.
57:07
So there was
57:09
a woman,
57:10
very, very highly skilled and just on top of everything, taking care of everything. And I said, Is this what you really want to do? And she says, Oh gosh, I'd really like to have my own little place and everything but her husband's so busy and she's taking care of all that kind of stuff.
57:22
And I kind of mentioned one of the products that we use. I said, This would really be really great here and I think you would really be good at it. She goes, Oh, you know what? Talked to my daughter about that and she rides horses. She like competes
57:35
with horses.
57:36
And I'm like, Oh yeah, would be beautiful for her, would be fantastic.
57:40
And well, she talked to her trainer,
57:44
this is a woman who's above her teaching
57:48
the girl who's a writer
57:50
and
57:51
her instructor said, Oh no,
57:53
you don't want to use that.
57:56
Now why do you suppose?
57:58
I think it's the highest form of a compliment
58:01
if somebody does something
58:03
and does it better because I know someone who trained dogs
58:06
and she actually out trained and
58:09
won,
58:10
you know, at Westminster,
58:12
you know, whatever it is, the dog shows. Uh-huh.
58:15
Uh-huh. Her train.
58:17
So when this woman was telling her,
58:20
you know,
58:22
trainee,
58:23
don't get one of those because
58:25
why?
58:26
Because her her business would be excelling more than hers.
58:30
But isn't it true that if you help someone
58:33
get what they want,
58:35
Unknown: things just kinda work out better for everybody, don't they? Well, you know, the saying, I first heard it through a guy named Tom Hopkins who's a sales trainer. He's
58:46
hey. Like all the rest of my generation elderly now, he's younger then. And his statement was and I've it's funny because it really struck me in my twenties when I heard it, and I've used it throughout my life to help guide my life. And the only way to get what you want is to help enough other people get what they want. Pretty simple formula.
59:07
The only way to get what you want
59:10
is to help enough other people get what they want.
59:15
Unknown: Exactly. Profound. And
59:17
before we get to the next person, we have about twenty seconds before the syndication break at the top of the hour. So Mhmm. Wow. It's been a great first hour, Raj. Sure has been great, man. Thank you, William. Yep. Good discussion. Great material.
59:32
Unknown: Wonderful
59:33
minds getting together and contemplating
59:36
how to get free of this satanic
59:38
satanic trap. You know? Jesus told Jesus was told by Satan in the dead in the wilderness, I control the earth. This is how he does it. You wanna get out of it? This is the place. See you in a minute.
59:53
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59:57
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59:59
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1:01:40
Unknown: And we're back.
1:01:43
Wow. Take a deep breath from that. Thank you, Paul. Thanks everybody for being here on the Saturday edition.
1:01:50
And this goes to Paul, you'll agree with this. As long as we've been doing this for five years now, maybe.
1:01:57
There are some moments on the Saturday shows that are just super special.
1:02:02
It's one of those days. Thursday's very similar,
1:02:05
but we have these spectacular
1:02:08
shows occasionally on Saturdays.
1:02:11
And so this one of them today, if anybody has to do only after years, what William
1:02:16
wrote a read to us and wrote.
1:02:19
And, man,
1:02:20
just super duper. Thank you. Well, you give me you know, I feel like I'm
1:02:26
I feel like I I've just had a baby. I'm at the hospital, and I wanna give you a cigar. The
1:02:34
Unknown: first hour of this program definitely qualifies as a Radio Ranch one zero one.
1:02:39
Unknown: Yeah.
1:02:40
Unknown: Absolutely.
1:02:41
Unknown: Yeah. Pretty cool, man. So yep.
1:02:43
We're gonna see what they say.
1:02:46
Yeah. You know what mean? That they're gonna William, I don't know if they're gonna know what to say. It may be just like Paul was pontificating
1:02:54
there that and I remember this from Tom Schaff.
1:02:57
When Tom Schaff
1:02:59
got some of his people trained up and they went to court and said,
1:03:03
the this is fraud because you didn't loan me any money.
1:03:07
And they won. They prevailed. The court gave
1:03:11
them the keys to the house and put the case under seal. It's exactly what Paul said, and they may do that with this one. It's gonna be very interesting to see, but, man, you have you have,
1:03:23
well, you did they're not swine evidently, but you sure threw your pearls in front of them.
1:03:31
Turn up the heat. That's for sure. Yep. Yep. Address this. Please, these are facts. You're a fact driven organization and body. Address this.
1:03:41
Unknown: Alright. Definitely. Their job is to see if the facts were applied to the law properly.
1:03:47
That's what I pointed out pointed out. Yeah. Well,
1:03:50
Unknown: great job, man. You always got a second vocation. Not not sure you'd like it too much. You don't know how many clients you'd have. Maybe a bunch.
1:03:59
And see, here's what I'm talking about because we understand this. We're thriving, hanging on these words written,
1:04:05
by William and the situation they're being applied in,
1:04:08
but the whole rest of the world's kinda oblivious to it. See?
1:04:12
And This has to be Here.
1:04:14
Unknown: I'm I'm I'm sorry. Let me just jump in really quick really quickly for this. This this has to be this case in its entirety has to be in the public domain prior to
1:04:23
it being sealed.
1:04:25
Unknown: Well, hopefully, we'll we'll always
1:04:28
well, we'll have access to it regardless of their shenanigans.
1:04:32
But what I was gonna get just thinking along the lines of during the music
1:04:37
was you see this would there's not many of us. I I I know all of y'all have noticed that as you try and talk to folks about this. There are not many of us,
1:04:46
but therefore,
1:04:47
we need to get to one of these big platforms
1:04:50
because then we can spread the word over a really
1:04:54
big audience,
1:04:55
and then there will be more of us. Okay? And it'll be people that are motivated, and in some instances, probably movers and shakers.
1:05:03
And at that point,
1:05:05
we can we have the ability
1:05:07
to affect change with a very small amount percentage of the people.
1:05:12
And, don't forget, only 3% of the people wanted to fight King Georgie.
1:05:17
Yeah. Most of the rest of them were just like this attorney that Williams with with. Go along. Get along.
1:05:23
Unknown: The point I was trying to make is
1:05:26
even if we still have access to it after the case is put on seal, we can't do anything with it after the case has been sealed.
1:05:34
But if the case is in the public domain prior to the seal order,
1:05:38
then it still stands.
1:05:40
Then it's still in the public domain.
1:05:43
Unknown: So it's it's the date. It's the line in the sand thing that I'm talking about. Alright. We'll go publish it in New Jersey attorneys or whatever that thing is, and then we'll have that stamp.
1:05:56
Good job, William. If I may. Yep. Yes. Or was that was that an if I may? And and and I don't mind
1:06:03
Unknown: I don't I don't mind helping, you know, if there's somebody in South Carolina that wants to, you know, spearhead something or somebody in Alabama or somebody in Florida or somebody in Tennessee or Nevada or wherever.
1:06:14
Okay. If they wanna try to, know, use it on use it on your property taxes on your house or,
1:06:19
Unknown: you know, use the same arguments and and put put your name on it and take my name off of it. You know? It's simpler. Have you sent have you shot Mark a copy of that, William? I haven't. You haven't? Mm-mm. Oh, well, if you get a chance in thinking about it, would you do that? Let's see if who's who's if I may here?
1:06:37
Unknown: Dave.
1:06:39
Yeah. For William. So I wondered, is that gonna be shared with, you know, the group digitally? Is it gonna go up on the website?
1:06:47
But but most of all, William, what I've been thinking about
1:06:51
since you started sticking your finger in the eye of Soran
1:06:56
Unknown: Mhmm. I
1:06:57
Unknown: I've been really worried about you and your, you know, your livelihood.
1:07:02
Yeah.
1:07:03
Do you do you bring your plane home at night?
1:07:07
Unknown: No.
1:07:08
Unknown: So
1:07:09
I I mean, you know, these people are ruthless. Right? Yeah. And Yeah. You are you are flying right in their face
1:07:17
to to destroy everything that they built up. You know what it reminds me of
1:07:22
is when doctor Wallach discovered
1:07:24
the first case of nonhuman cystic fibrosis
1:07:27
in a rhesus monkey, and when he shared it tried to share it with the world, they fired him
1:07:33
because they real at first, they were like, oh my god. This is great. We got an animal model to study. And then,
1:07:39
a few minutes later, they're like, holy shit. If this gets out, we're finished.
1:07:46
That's what You know? You got right in your hands, my friend.
1:07:50
Unknown: Well, you
1:07:52
know, in the great scheme of things, it's very small. What I've learned over the time, because I've been sitting here flying my wings and telling everybody about it for fifteen years.
1:08:01
And what I figure is
1:08:03
that, like, they don't wanna do anything to me
1:08:08
because then it validates what I'm saying. And I've heard that they respect people that actually have truth and care about their people. Now I don't know whether that's true or not, but I do know that they've left me totally alone, and I've never been secretive about anything I anything.
1:08:26
You know? But here's the deal. Here's their problem.
1:08:29
It's something that really damages them.
1:08:32
They've gotta get it early before it gets out.
1:08:35
If it gets out, then they're putting up with all the brush fires it's created,
1:08:40
and they make the initial person validate them and make them a martyr. And they don't wanna deal with anymore martyrs. So for I know what you're saying, but I don't think with our information
1:08:52
that it quite works like that.
1:08:54
Unknown: I think William's safety lies come to. I think William's safety lies in it being in the public domain because these guys are not emotional beings. These guys are logical dead entities,
1:09:07
and they have very,
1:09:09
very little interest
1:09:10
in
1:09:12
retaliation.
1:09:13
Unknown: They have very, very little interest in wiping somebody out that upset their apple cart. Their focus is stopping the apple cart from flipping over. They got they got much bigger problems than the little minuscule amount of people this appeals to, k, at the moment. So what my feeling is.
1:09:32
But, I I just and it's curious.
1:09:35
It's the people that have got shit wrong that they ding. Do you get it?
1:09:41
They don't ding you if they got it right.
1:09:47
It's just like the key to the whole thing is using the right definition to their keywords.
1:09:54
And once you've done that, they can't confront it because they're using your you're using their definition
1:10:00
on their system.
1:10:02
Unknown: He was trying to do that argument, you know, about the person because a lot of the people, you know, in this movement would say, well, I'm not a person. Yeah. Right. And it said, well, it says right here, natural natural person. So he's a natural person, so he owes the tax. Oh, no. No. No, sir. That's not true.
1:10:19
I'd never know I was true. Person, natural or whatever.
1:10:24
Unknown: It's what person am I? You need to ask him what's the definite what's the concept behind the word person.
1:10:32
Unknown: Right. Well, I put guys as institutes in there.
1:10:35
Unknown: I heard that. I was now I'm just strutting around like a damn proud father
1:10:41
around my my little little living room here while I'm listening to
1:10:45
Unknown: Well, that's what I got to thinking when you were talking about the guys' institutes that
1:10:50
Brown v Ward was a blatant violation of of established principles in guys' institutes that that's why you have different persons.
1:10:58
Unknown: It's
1:10:59
They have It's amazing. And then duties. And that whole damn scam got passed everybody in the fifties and since.
1:11:09
Unknown: Crazy.
1:11:10
Unknown: Back to that question,
1:11:12
how can these two things be equal? Under what? Tortured.
1:11:16
And it has to be tortured legal Jew reasoning.
1:11:20
Can you make those things the same? What do you go? Oh, there ain't no god. You're all over here.
1:11:26
Come on.
1:11:31
Interesting,
1:11:32
folks.
1:11:33
What don't we have a great little deal going here with the show and the folks, and we're growing, and, yeah, who knows how many people listen or what today. Bunch of them, you know, in these podcast
1:11:44
type things, I hate to call it that, but we will for sake of clarification.
1:11:50
90% of the people that listen don't listen live.
1:11:53
They listen later.
1:11:55
And so you folks that are listening later
1:11:58
have gotten a real treat today,
1:12:00
and what you've been able to see is, thanks to William,
1:12:05
mine and his, the fruits of both of our labors.
1:12:08
And, man, it makes me proud to see that vine just full of that big ripe fruit you painted for us, William. Thank you so much. You you give Thank you. You may you give me inspiration to keep going, you know? Yep. Not that I need it, but
1:12:25
Unknown: I was talking about
1:12:28
the
1:12:28
other day, but
1:12:31
there's there's the other Greek story, you know, of Icarus.
1:12:34
And
1:12:35
a lot of people don't talk about the other part of the story of Icarus was when he flew up, you know, got too high and the wax melted and the feathers came off and he fell,
1:12:45
that he was laughing the whole way down.
1:12:49
Because in order for him to fall,
1:12:52
he had to have soared up there. You know. Yeah. Yeah. You Even if Right. Even if by some
1:12:56
horrible,
1:12:58
action of the court up there, they don't find it in my favor,
1:13:03
I'll still laugh about it because, you know, the only way that I could have failed was was to have to do it. Yep. Yeah. Well, you're gonna you and you never know. I can't
1:13:14
Unknown: never know when this truthful information,
1:13:18
who it hits,
1:13:19
and how they're gonna react to it.
1:13:22
Right.
1:13:24
That's gonna be very dangerous.
1:13:26
Yeah. You never know who they know either. That's the other element.
1:13:31
You know? I mean, they may have come across and become great friends with Clarence Thomas along the way.
1:13:37
They go, Clarence Clarence, you gotta read this little brief here.
1:13:41
You never know. So all you do is scatter it out there amongst the wind and see where the wind does take it.
1:13:48
It's been a fascinating
1:13:50
journey for me, man. I mean, after the life I've had, I've had a pretty pretty neat life and accomplished some pretty cool things and met and hung with some pretty cool people and been to some pretty cool places,
1:14:04
and then I find this stuff, and it makes all that pale
1:14:09
by what we've accomplished and achieved in the heights that we've gotten to with this.
1:14:15
And, man, does it I mean, the
1:14:19
it gives my life so much purpose.
1:14:23
It's hard to describe it to you.
1:14:27
All those other things, they were cool, getting records started,
1:14:31
being with the, you know, whoever,
1:14:34
all the the the stuff that I did for a career and everything else. Man, all that pales to this.
1:14:42
Unknown: But all my you know, growing up and being in the South and,
1:14:46
you know, the southern heritage and confederacy.
1:14:50
Yes. And it just, like, it is like, just the sea people disparage it and the lion the lion of Atlanta and
1:14:56
him get destroyed and these
1:14:58
these monuments coming down and
1:15:01
Sad. Just, I mean, just absolutely
1:15:04
absurd,
1:15:06
and it just
1:15:07
drives me crazy. I thought the other day, the the patriot front went up there to the George Floyd
1:15:13
Memorial and painted it white.
1:15:16
So
1:15:17
Unknown: Oh, by you know, I've forgotten this Jesse Peterson.
1:15:20
Reverend Jesse Peterson is named July White History Month. We should go back over that. That's been around for a few years now. I'm not recognized too much.
1:15:31
But because he was always on with Owen and Owen,
1:15:35
I think made a terrible mistake in judgement and has gone off into obscurity for a bit. Whether he'll come back or not, who knows?
1:15:45
But
1:15:46
it just goes to show you how important those individual decisions can can make. You know? It it's, you know, it's my duty to my forefathers and their their sacrifices
1:15:56
Unknown: that they made, you know, 300,000
1:15:59
brothers
1:15:59
killing brothers, you know,
1:16:02
over over this Jew crap. So
1:16:05
Unknown: Can you imagine William back with me
1:16:08
going along with this over all these years,
1:16:12
finding the answer,
1:16:13
and starting being ground zero with this in 2007?
1:16:18
In the summer of two thousand seven
1:16:20
was when I stumbled on and had to apply for that passport,
1:16:25
and it was just me.
1:16:27
And I knew that I had to get this out.
1:16:31
K?
1:16:32
And I tried. I had been trying. It was part of the reasons I left the country. I couldn't get anybody to listen to me
1:16:40
and try and try. And then on the way out, I really got the first real grasp of it heavily,
1:16:48
and then trying to tell people and people in the what ended up
1:16:52
opening the door
1:16:54
as much as I
1:16:56
have to shake my head over it was that automobile accident.
1:17:01
And as doctor Flick told me the last time I had lunch with him a few years back, We're talking about that, and he said, often tragedy
1:17:11
is new beginnings.
1:17:14
Leads to new beginnings, and that's what happened. It was the tragedy of that
1:17:19
accident.
1:17:20
And the moment, I'm gonna tell you, was right after impact
1:17:24
on the highway.
1:17:26
I opened my eyes because I had just fallen asleep, dozed off for a minute. Second.
1:17:31
Didn't take but a second.
1:17:33
And,
1:17:35
as I opened my eyes, the car was smashed
1:17:39
almost to
1:17:40
the
1:17:41
part of the car where the buy where people are sitting,
1:17:45
and the window was smashed.
1:17:47
And what was in front of me was that
1:17:51
that rubber
1:17:53
seal thing that they put in and then put the glass in when they put a window in, and that thing was dangling in front of me,
1:18:01
and my my teeth had jarred as my jaw flicked with the impact
1:18:08
and had taken enamel off the bottom,
1:18:11
and it's like sand in your mouth.
1:18:14
And I can feel that sand, and my eyes open, and I see this scene.
1:18:19
And I said,
1:18:20
I shouldn't have lived through this.
1:18:23
God's got more work for me to do, obviously.
1:18:27
That's where that's where they started. And after
1:18:31
I got through the impact of that little
1:18:34
incident,
1:18:36
which was not easy,
1:18:38
and
1:18:40
that's when Jeff Bennett. Jeff Bennett and I knew each other. We met at the, expos,
1:18:45
and we were selling Silver Lawn, and he, got got me on a show with it. He was selling it too and helping us, and and
1:18:53
he and I had built a relationship up, and I'm talking to him about it, like, years later, you know, one day and on the phone and he goes, you know, Roger, I don't know what I I don't understand what you're telling me, quite frankly. But you've been telling me for a long time, and I know you do
1:19:10
understand it. And just like anybody
1:19:13
that's any radio host is always looking for programming,
1:19:17
any radio program or what am I gonna program? What are we gonna to fill the space? And so here comes this. I've got some radio experience.
1:19:26
I enjoy doing it. He and I built up initially a little bit of a friendship,
1:19:31
and he says, come on and come on, and I'll let you use,
1:19:35
the platform. Well, hell is beyond my wildest dreams.
1:19:39
Now I had a chance to achieve my goal, which my goal in this whole thing was to get this into the public domain.
1:19:45
Well, when we accomplished that way back then,
1:19:49
when you when you achieve a goal, you reset the goal and reset it higher.
1:19:53
So at that point, well, let's just see how far we can take this. Let's see how explosive this
1:20:00
really is. Hi. I'll just let me finish for a second if you would. Let's just see how explosive
1:20:06
this information really is, and and here we are.
1:20:10
Okay? And we've learned a lot of things and this, that, and the other. But,
1:20:15
anyway, that's
1:20:17
that's the story, and, you know, it it was that accident that was the pivotal
1:20:22
thing that turned it around,
1:20:24
honestly,
1:20:25
and at
1:20:26
least initially allowed me to accomplish getting this information in the public domain. That's what I've heard about.
1:20:34
How green was it? Yeah.
1:20:36
Unknown: I was I was kinda similar in a way. I I don't mean to interrupt her. But,
1:20:41
I had, you know, I had walking pneumonia when I was young that nearly killed me, and then I had a home invasion where I was beaten and my wife was kidnapped.
1:20:49
Really?
1:20:50
Yeah. I survived that.
1:20:52
And then
1:20:53
I had a meth head break into my house and just it was a crazy story.
1:20:57
Unknown: Oh my god.
1:20:59
Unknown: Yeah. And then, and then I've been in several I don't wanna say several. I've been in a few extremely
1:21:05
close calls in airplanes, which is just, you know, but I'm I'm sitting there saying there's gotta be there's gotta be a reason,
1:21:13
know, he hadn't taken me out yet because that should have been gone a long time ago. Right.
1:21:18
Unknown: Right.
1:21:19
That's where we are now. Who was the lady that was trying to say something there? Was that miss Robbie?
1:21:26
Unknown: That's Lauren from Pennsylvania.
1:21:29
Unknown: No. She never calls in anymore.
1:21:32
Unknown: No. No. I don't I listen. I listen occasionally, but no.
1:21:37
I I just I dropped in, and I just wanted to tell it's William that's the pilot who wrote that stellar brief.
1:21:44
Yes. Is that is that your name? Yeah. That was
1:21:48
a spectacular
1:21:50
presentation.
1:21:51
That was absolutely
1:21:53
PhD thesis level
1:21:56
work. That was I was
1:21:59
just blown away. It was so good. That was so good. I hope that you will make that available to
1:22:07
those of us who
1:22:09
real I I so enjoy reading other people's work, especially when it's that good.
1:22:14
That was just
1:22:16
beyond Thank you. I can't I can't compliment you enough. I was
1:22:21
incredibly impressed.
1:22:23
Unknown: William, meet Lauren. She's one of our
1:22:26
real high achievers from years back.
1:22:28
As she said, she still listens occasionally. We're glad you're there, lady.
1:22:33
Well, one thing to hear from you.
1:22:36
Unknown: Thank you. The one thing I did wanna address is
1:22:39
when the gentleman who was speaking before was saying, you know, he presents this information to people and they say, oh, that's BS. That's not true. You're gonna go to jail, all that.
1:22:48
Yes. They are coming from
1:22:51
extreme
1:22:52
and heavy indoctrination,
1:22:54
but I think it goes even deeper than that. I think it goes down to
1:23:00
fear.
1:23:01
A fear that they don't want to recognize
1:23:04
and a fear that they they don't want to confront.
1:23:07
So it's easier to just say, you're gonna go to jail. You're gonna suffer rather than to look inward and say,
1:23:14
that scares me. Why does that scare me? So these people just haven't learned
1:23:21
to be that
1:23:23
they're not that introspective
1:23:25
and they would rather stay the
1:23:28
safe line and not take chances.
1:23:31
And
1:23:32
when I look back when I was going through my process of putting my affidavit together and my
1:23:38
revocation of election and all that, I had no fear whatsoever
1:23:42
because I knew the information.
1:23:47
I did, I worked on it for years and years and years because I wanted to make absolutely sure that every single thing I put in that presentation
1:23:56
was un rebuttable,
1:23:58
completely un rebuttable. There was no way anybody could back could come back on it and they haven't. And I've been out for now,
1:24:05
would say five five years I think.
1:24:08
Unknown: Oh, hell's more than that.
1:24:10
Unknown: Well,
1:24:11
I think I filed it right shortly
1:24:14
I filed it shortly before I retired.
1:24:18
So because I knew I wasn't gonna go head to head with my employer. There was no way I was gonna do that. So I thought, I'll just wait till I retire, then I'll get out so at least I'm collecting my pension and my Social Security tax free.
1:24:30
And I have a girlfriend who she's 70 years old. She's real estate agent and she is continuously working her butt off. And I keep thinking to myself,
1:24:40
how how do you not how do you not have enough money? And then, oh, that's right. You're still paying tax.
1:24:46
So
1:24:47
Yeah. It's like, you know, it's it's a tremendous
1:24:51
relief
1:24:52
when you're getting all of your money.
1:24:55
You don't Yep. You you
1:24:58
can you live. You can really live very very well. I mean, I'm not considered rich by any means and I'm and I'm not flagrant with my money. I don't I'm not frivolous with it,
1:25:10
but
1:25:10
I'm living very comfortably and I have no no financial
1:25:15
stresses at all. And I did find now I did have
1:25:19
did have an IRA
1:25:21
that that I was managing myself and I got so sick and tired of it and I wanted somebody else to do it. Well,
1:25:29
the challenge was most of these financial planners,
1:25:32
of course this is extreme information if you bring it up to them,
1:25:36
but they have
1:25:38
but they they want you to sign under a penalty of perjury that you're a United States citizen. I got, no. No. Uh-uh. Nope. Can't do that. And I would tell them why. Oh, well, don't know anything about that. Can you talk to my supervisor? Sure. I would love to talk to your supervisor. So I do. No. Nope. We can't do it. So finally, I did find a bank here locally. It was PNC Bank,
1:25:59
and I wanted to transfer it over over to them
1:26:02
to manage. And I said I told him what the deal was, and he goes, I've heard that before. He said, I have a few clients who have done that. I said, really?
1:26:11
Okay. I said, well, as long as none of the documents say United States citizen,
1:26:16
I can work with you. He went and checked and all of their documents say citizen of The United States Of America.
1:26:23
I said, okay. I can work with that. That we we can do business.
1:26:28
So
1:26:30
Unknown: you can kind of That's the only advantage of Is that the only one you found that had that exception?
1:26:36
Unknown: Yes.
1:26:37
Wow. Yep.
1:26:38
And their paperwork actually said United States Of America. I thought, well I'll be darned. Wow. I that's very interesting.
1:26:46
I thought so, you know,
1:26:50
you look around, you can see, you know, what's that how's that phrase go?
1:26:55
Seeking ye shall find. You don't know what I'm saying? Yeah.
1:27:00
Unknown: You're looking for that code.
1:27:02
That code is 18 USC
1:27:05
911.
1:27:07
Unknown: Code for what?
1:27:10
Unknown: For whoever
1:27:11
falsifies
1:27:12
claiming to be a US citizen is punishable. Oh, yeah.
1:27:17
Unknown: Yeah. It it it literally US
1:27:21
You they can accuse you of lying for being a US citizen. What else did I see recently?
1:27:27
Somebody Harrison
1:27:29
was saying something about him being at war with us. I was thinking, well, there's the trading with the enemy act right there.
1:27:36
These people, they just don't understand. They don't have that knowledge. They can't connect those two dots and understand what the hell is going on with them.
1:27:44
Amazing.
1:27:45
Lauren, I am so proud of you, and thank you for checking in and letting us know that you're out there. That's one of my questions
1:27:53
is with our, quote, unquote, graduates.
1:27:56
You know, it's like you go on off and have your own career in life after that. You don't ever come back and say hello. So I'm glad you did. Thank you.
1:28:05
Unknown: Well well, my next move is to
1:28:08
remove the my property from the property tax rolls. That's my next goal. So I would I do need some guidance in that direction.
1:28:17
Unknown: I don't know how much of that we can give you. You know, Ron Gibson passed away here in the last couple years. Right.
1:28:24
I know.
1:28:25
I okay. Well,
1:28:27
I
1:28:29
ahead, William. You
1:28:31
Unknown: know, the I guarantee you if I win this case,
1:28:34
I just got my property tax assessment on my house the other day. And if I go down and get paperwork and say, no. I don't owe this tax on my house, they're gonna throw it out.
1:28:45
I feel like this is the way to go, to go go jurisdiction,
1:28:49
not trying to pull it off the roll. Just say, don't owe this.
1:28:52
Unknown: Right. Well, exactly. I don't yeah. This is not me. I'm not I don't fit this description.
1:28:57
Well, fortunately for me,
1:29:01
Alfonse Fagiolo
1:29:02
lives in Pennsylvania,
1:29:04
and he did an exhaustive research of the PA tax code.
1:29:08
And so I have all that information. It's just doing it.
1:29:13
And the only Yes. The only catch with him is he he thinks the fourteenth amendment is your quote unquote your best friend. Like, Well, you can keep thinking that
1:29:23
and
1:29:24
I'm not going to try to change your mind. So you know there are some people you just they're they're hardcore
1:29:31
in a in a certain belief and you just leave them alone.
1:29:35
Like, okay.
1:29:36
I
1:29:37
know what is right,
1:29:39
and I'm not gonna use the fourteenth amendment. No. Thank you. I don't go anywhere near that amendment.
1:29:45
Unknown: I'm not black.
1:29:47
Unknown: Yeah. Me tell you what, Lauren. This girl right here, she did her research. She went back and got books on the slaughterhouse cases and those old things and read the books.
1:29:58
Unknown: Oh, that was a fascinating book. That was fascinating.
1:30:02
Yeah. It took me quite quite a few years before I finally filed my revocation of election and with Pennsylvania and well, it was seven different seven or nine different revenue agencies that got the packet. And
1:30:15
I never they had ninety days to rebut, and I never heard anything. So stands as a fact in law now. I'm
1:30:22
Unknown: out. Thank you very much. We we've had a couple of times a gal from Ohio named Karen. She may be listening today come on,
1:30:30
who was a a CPA,
1:30:32
and she's retired now. She said everything you're saying is exactly correct.
1:30:38
So, Karen, if you're out there, thank you.
1:30:41
Yep. And so, you know, there's somebody with that kind of experience. If you wanted to do a little mini
1:30:48
little niche thing, you could help patriots that do have to file that stuff or need those services. Maybe an option to offer them. It's just an idea.
1:30:58
Yeah. But let's see, Lauren. Lauren, I know was
1:31:03
you we used to talk a lot about, probably should still,
1:31:08
because I was listening to Bill Holter right before we went on the air today,
1:31:12
talk about gold. Lauren was interested in that way back then, and,
1:31:17
I guess it's not out of school for me to say you worked for one of the food chains up there, and your career was a checkout gal.
1:31:26
And you would talk you had regular customers
1:31:29
who you developed relationships
1:31:30
with, and we talk about this when they come and check out of your line, if I remember right. I almost always had I almost always had your book with me.
1:31:39
Unknown: Well, I always did have your book with me because I was I was always reading
1:31:44
some type of non fiction book that had to do with
1:31:47
this process.
1:31:49
And Yes. Because I worked at night, I I worked I worked 01:30 to ten. So between seven to ten it was very slow and I would have time to talk and my customers got to know me and they would say well what book you read now you know I'd show them the cover and
1:32:04
there would be interest or not you know and sometimes there was and I would explain
1:32:09
it to them and sometimes they would write down the title or snap a picture of it. And, well, that's all I can do is give you the information. After that, you there you go. This is the man you wanna talk to him. You know? Had a story that popped up couple years ago. I I've told it once, twice, not often. My mother actually, before she died, told me this.
1:32:30
Unknown: My brother had related to her. His daughter,
1:32:33
my niece,
1:32:34
works for Walmart,
1:32:36
and her capacity
1:32:37
is
1:32:38
that when they're changing over a store,
1:32:41
some they're doing a makeup over a store or something like she'll go in for the weekend, and on Monday, it'll be a new store. And she oversees all of that.
1:32:50
And so she's in there working in some store,
1:32:53
with some guy on this switchover.
1:32:55
I don't think it's necessarily the big ones. Maybe. I don't know any of the specifics. I know that's what it is entails.
1:33:01
So, anyway, she's talking to the manager wherever she is at that Walmart,
1:33:05
and he he says,
1:33:09
Roger Sales is
1:33:12
is he related to you? And she goes, well, yeah. Yeah. He's my he's my my father's brother, half brother, she should have said.
1:33:19
So anyway and kinda okay. And so later on, she had to go into his office. Right? And she's in his office, and he goes and closes the door behind her, and he opens up his lap drawer and pulls out a copy of the book.
1:33:34
How about that? Oh my god.
1:33:39
Unknown: That's fantastic.
1:33:40
Unknown: What a story.
1:33:43
So it's those things.
1:33:44
And, you know, along the way, and you're going, are we doing any good? This, that, and the other, and somebody and then some story like that comes along. You know? So,
1:33:53
just cool. Just another one of these god things.
1:33:57
Unknown: Well, we are doing good, and it's it it it would be nice to see, quote, unquote, everybody
1:34:05
understand
1:34:06
this or even be interested and make a move, but they aren't. And
1:34:11
you can't push them. You can only offer the information and let them know you're free. And if they wanna get free, they can talk to you. And, you know, some people just aren't ready.
1:34:22
Unknown: Some people don't want it, quite frankly.
1:34:24
And
1:34:26
so that even makes us more special, doesn't it? Doesn't it answer the question who are the chosen people?
1:34:32
That we are. We're the truth seekers. We were, destined to search out and and hopefully
1:34:39
find the truth as we have and then be able to take action on it and have these very powerful, real sinister
1:34:46
people that everybody else is scared as hell of, and they just shut up and don't mess with us and everything goes along. And so that's where I think
1:34:56
people think there's no effect here
1:34:59
because as I've tried to understand and teach to folks,
1:35:03
there's gotta be a change. This can't be thrown into the poker game without some kind of a change. Okay?
1:35:09
So when you when you do it and go through it and see that the world doesn't change,
1:35:14
nobody congratulates
1:35:16
you, this, and the other.
1:35:18
So then it narrows down if there's gonna be a change, it's gotta be you.
1:35:23
And the only way you can change is to learn and ingress the information
1:35:28
and make it part of you, and now you're being restrengthened
1:35:32
with the laws you were supposed to have at birth, and you're getting them restrengthened with that connection with your maker again. And that's the empowerment part. Folks, you think Lauren is empowered?
1:35:45
Unknown: Well, one of the things that this education does too is it makes you pay very close attention to words.
1:35:52
Unknown: Yes. It does. Specificity
1:35:54
Unknown: and
1:35:55
that has
1:35:57
that has benefited
1:35:59
me a lot over the years when I'm reading something,
1:36:03
anything.
1:36:05
It it really causes you to be
1:36:08
there to
1:36:10
really examine
1:36:12
very closely what is being said, how it's being presented,
1:36:15
and to ask for definitions in certain places.
1:36:19
Unknown: And really on what you're saying, you know, we communicate with concepts.
1:36:23
The concepts are represented by words. Karl Marx said,
1:36:27
a word is the skin of a thought,
1:36:30
and that's what it is. And we've gotta know what those definitions
1:36:33
are or else we're not communicating adequately.
1:36:37
And somebody can ask you, hey. Are you a slave? And you go, well, hell yeah. Where do I sign?
1:36:42
Unknown: You know? Mhmm.
1:36:44
Unknown: And so that's it. And what I know one of my friends in Argentina
1:36:49
are having a discussion,
1:36:52
and and he his comment was and and what did he say?
1:36:56
And Roger's
1:36:57
razor sharp thinking.
1:37:01
The reason my thinking is razor sharp is because of what you just said is we're fastidious on what definition is going to be attached to what word.
1:37:13
The the the saying
1:37:15
of before we discuss, let us define our terms, Voltaire,
1:37:19
comes to mind, Lauren.
1:37:21
And the other night,
1:37:23
I've been curious about him. I'd never really known much about him, and I went back and watched on YouTube some history of his life.
1:37:31
Are you familiar with this guy's life?
1:37:35
Unknown: No. Not at all.
1:37:37
Unknown: Go back and learn about Voltaire.
1:37:39
I mean, him, amazing guy. Amazing guy in his time. Just world famous.
1:37:45
Okay? And what a life and character. So something interesting to delve off on. I learned that that saying doesn't apply to the Jews.
1:37:56
It which I would have automatically thought it did.
1:38:00
It applies to the nobles and the difference between nobility and the commoners
1:38:05
of which Voltaire was an exceptional commoner
1:38:08
to get up to where he was the star guest at dinners in in royalty's
1:38:14
house and all that.
1:38:16
But a couple of incidents, I won't spoil the story for you, happened, and he had to address this in his lifetime two separate times. They literally ran his ass out of France.
1:38:27
Hey. Here he is, the most celebrated guy. Comes out of nowhere, writes a play. It's an overnight success.
1:38:34
He comes out under the name of Voltaire,
1:38:37
and he writes a book which indirectly
1:38:40
thrashes
1:38:41
with wit one of the nobles.
1:38:44
They have the books burned in Paris, in the middle of Paris, and exile his ass to England.
1:38:51
It's a fascinating story
1:38:53
you'll thank me for looking into. K?
1:38:56
Unknown: Okay. Absolutely.
1:38:57
Unknown: Thank you. I will. Yep. A really cool guy. I kinda had thought he was some sort of a a scoundrel, and I walked away after watching that. Couple of free
1:39:07
speech and and some of the other
1:39:10
articles in our constitution are from him.
1:39:13
So Oh. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Interesting fellow. Yeah. So
1:39:19
anybody got any questions or anything on Lauren on how how she got to be not a wildflower and a a this national woman that goes out and plows through crowds?
1:39:31
Yes, Roger.
1:39:33
Yeah. So there you go. Christian, a minute ago, you were probably trying to say something, and I forgot about you. Christian, meet Lauren here.
1:39:40
Hey, Lauren. You're you're
1:39:43
a warrior as
1:39:45
a shield warrior.
1:39:47
Yes. She is. Yeah.
1:39:52
Takes a lot of
1:39:56
lot of courage
1:39:58
to do what you're doing.
1:40:00
I wanted to I just wanted to re I wanted to I wanted to get the spelling on that
1:40:05
one you were just talking about, Voltaire.
1:40:09
Who? No. No. No. Voltaire.
1:40:13
Voltaire.
1:40:15
V o l v
1:40:18
o l, v as in Victor, o l t a I r e.
1:40:26
He was quite celebrated.
1:40:27
He was one of the most famous people in the world in his day.
1:40:32
So it's a fascinating story. You're looking, sit down, do something, you don't have anything to do, go to YouTube, just put Voltair, v o l t a I r e, and,
1:40:42
it's fascinating.
1:40:44
Yeah. Hell of a guy. I'll tell you another you want another one? Well well, Lauren, I think you were around when we talked about this before.
1:40:51
Thomas
1:40:52
Cochran.
1:40:53
Do you remember that?
1:40:56
Did you Darryl was around all that cruise back when Lauren was hanging around? Thomas
1:41:02
Cochran.
1:41:04
He was a English guy
1:41:06
that you'll watch if you watch this,
1:41:09
you you your mouth will drop open at this guy's life and his careers and what he accomplished.
1:41:15
You'll you'll find out at the end that there's a reason you don't know about him is that they don't want you to know there's men like this in history.
1:41:23
Thomas Cochran.
1:41:25
He he founded,
1:41:29
Chile.
1:41:30
He helped found Peru,
1:41:32
or he did found Peru,
1:41:34
and he founded
1:41:36
Brazil with another guy
1:41:38
as his second career.
1:41:40
His first career, he had done these exploits against the French. Of course, the English and the French. We're gonna see about that this afternoon on this soccer game, a a reincarnation
1:41:49
of that hatred,
1:41:51
but, a a hell of a guy, man, Thomas Cochran.
1:41:56
So you get us, any of these times when you're sitting around, you don't have anything to do. Roger was talking about this the other day. Thomas Cochran
1:42:04
and Voltaire.
1:42:06
Both those are exceptional individuals. Okay.
1:42:09
Yep.
1:42:10
Unknown: Have you all discussed,
1:42:12
this executive order that Bill Still
1:42:15
talked about a couple days ago replacing the Federal Reserve notes with United States notes?
1:42:20
Unknown: I have not even heard about it. You're the first one that's brought it forward, Lauren. Tell us about it. This is an old play. This got a guy killed a while back.
1:42:29
Yeah. Think that's what's going on. Right.
1:42:34
Unknown: It's new. I just listened to it. I think it was yesterday or day before yesterday, and it reads the executive order
1:42:42
about
1:42:43
exchanging Federal Reserve notes for the debt free United States notes that they will gradually be,
1:42:50
you know, taken out of circulation.
1:42:53
All government
1:42:54
expenditures will heretofore
1:42:56
be made with United States notes.
1:43:01
And I I wanted to go to the Federal Register to see if it's there yet. I wanna check there, and I wanna listen to it again. It sounds like god's gift. But
1:43:13
Could you drop that to me? What
1:43:15
Unknown: You drop that to me. If you find it, I'd appreciate it, Lauren. Yeah. Yeah. Sure. Yeah. Sure. That's, of course, been rumored for a while. There's
1:43:24
there's some very interesting things. Did you see mister Trump's speech Thursday night on the election mainly?
1:43:31
Unknown: No.
1:43:33
I didn't.
1:43:35
Unknown: Well, he fingered China. They got proof. Supposed to be more documents coming out yesterday. Of course, I haven't seen anything pop up yet as early.
1:43:43
But
1:43:44
Mhmm. A a CBS cut the speech off when he deviated to that,
1:43:49
and ABC and NBC didn't carry it at all.
1:43:53
And Wow.
1:43:55
Yes.
1:43:56
And, he was, pointing finger. They they
1:43:59
say they've got it all. Even the CIA officers
1:44:03
at the upper echelon who were coordinating this with China.
1:44:06
So we'll see. I've heard a lot of accusations and stuff. I hadn't seen any
1:44:11
I I wanna see perp walks. I wanna see some bitches charged.
1:44:15
K? Yes. And until that, it's just
1:44:18
are we fighting Iran or not? You know? Anyway,
1:44:24
that's kind of these things that are going on. Have
1:44:27
have you been heard when our friend she's not here today, Julie.
1:44:33
Another,
1:44:34
of our gals like you, the spark Spartan, almost Sparta,
1:44:39
around. She's big real estate broker. I imagine she's working today, but she's a lot a lot like you. Have you heard her injections?
1:44:47
Unknown: I have. Yes. I have. Good.
1:44:50
Unknown: Okay.
1:44:51
Unknown: Yep. I've heard Hi, Lauren.
1:44:54
Unknown: Hi, Robert. She go wild. The speak of the devil is right there. Hey, girl.
1:44:59
Unknown: Hi. I don't think there's an executive order,
1:45:02
Lauren, that
1:45:04
for turning in Federal Reserve notes in exchange for treasury notes. I didn't see it.
1:45:13
Unknown: Well, this is Bill Still. Evidently,
1:45:15
Bill Still is saying this, Lauren?
1:45:18
Unknown: He he read it on his show, the Still Report. You know? Wow. I don't see it, though, but that's not to say that it's not there.
1:45:26
Unknown: I found the link on the Still Report for it, so I'm a send that to Roger, and I put it in the chat here. Okay. Cool. Great. Thank you, miss Lisa. Thank you. So, anyway, Lauren, meet meet miss Julie. You two probably don't live too far from each other, and you're both very like minded.
1:45:46
Unknown: Hi, Julie. Hi, Lauren. Nice to meet you.
1:45:50
Unknown: Nice to meet you as well. She said you're what? Southern Southern Maryland?
1:45:54
Somewhere around there? Southern Pennsylvania?
1:45:57
Unknown: Yes. Southern Pennsylvania. I'm six miles north of the Pennsylvania line.
1:46:02
Unknown: Okay.
1:46:03
You're probably a couple hours from me.
1:46:05
Unknown: There you go. Has her own little garden, desert gardening. How's the garden going this summer?
1:46:12
Unknown: It it's always well, to use the the the
1:46:16
to quote Jessica Sowards from Roots and Refuge web video
1:46:21
YouTube,
1:46:23
I am enjoying the burden of abundance.
1:46:27
Unknown: That's quite clever.
1:46:30
That's good because
1:46:32
because abundance and food don't seem to connect in the future
1:46:36
the way I see them.
1:46:39
Unknown: Yeah. Well, my garden does.
1:46:41
Unknown: It's Oh, well then you'll you'll
1:46:46
wanna know about Paul English's new channel, Food For Thought Radio. What Paul exactly? Foodforthought.com
1:46:53
or Food forthought Radio. What exactly is Paul's
1:46:56
title there? It's Food For Thought Radio, Roger. Oh my goodness gracious. And look at that.
1:47:03
Unknown: Yeah. I just thought I'd pop in and say that. I'll see you all later. Bye.
1:47:07
Unknown: What timing? What timing the man has?
1:47:10
Unknown: Oh, I'm just I'm omnipresent and omniscient all at the same time. Yes.
1:47:15
Sorry about that. I
1:47:17
thought you just dropped in to see what condition your condition was in. Well, I don't need to do I'm doing that all the time, actually. That's my basic default position. So I see. I see.
1:47:29
Unknown: So welcome. Good to hear your voice again. Been thinking about you here last few days.
1:47:34
Unknown: Yeah. I've just been lurking for the last twenty minutes, and you are having such a good time of it. I didn't want to just It's been a fabulous show. Here I am. I wish you could have heard the first hour of Williams' brief in the appellate
1:47:45
Unknown: Georgia judicial system
1:47:47
on what he's working on. It's just like, I feel like a proud father. And here Lauren then comes in, one of the old accomplished students, and it's it's just fabulous, man. It gives me great inspiration.
1:48:01
Great. Oh, well, that's good. Yeah. Excellent. Gotta have the feedback loop. Gotta have the feedback loop, buddy. Yep.
1:48:08
Unknown: Yeah. You do. Think about the, traditional battle between England and France that's about to commence? Using Like like, I couldn't care less. I I certainly won't be watching it,
1:48:19
and I hope,
1:48:20
so, basically, it's between one section of Africa and another section of Africa in The Caribbean.
1:48:25
Unknown: Took some work right out of my mind. It's a joke. Of Africans are gonna prevail. That's the question, isn't it?
1:48:33
Unknown: Yeah. The Africans will win.
1:48:35
There's a somebody some WAG has put together a brilliant video,
1:48:39
with an African commentator, one of these really jolly Africans who I find really amusing. They're great. Yes. And he's he it says, here's the World Cup two thousand and thirty,
1:48:50
and it's a fixture between England and Scotland,
1:48:53
but there are no English and no Scots in any of the teams. It's absolutely fantastic. He's very, very funny. Oh, that's good. Yeah.
1:49:01
Yeah. No. Absolutely. I was
1:49:03
when when Argentina
1:49:05
beat the team called England on Wednesday, there was a massive shout in my house. We were very happy about that. Seriously.
1:49:12
Unknown: Really happy. Have you because I yeah. But it's a team that doesn't can't represent me at the moment. It's nobody's fault. No. You can. There's a way you can you can help them. You have a little shrine to Messi over in the corner.
1:49:24
Unknown: Oh, yeah. No. We love him. He's the he's just he's tremendous. You don't have to really like football to like him. He's just a great sportsman.
1:49:31
Unknown: He's a fantastic sportsman. If any of you don't, there's there's this kid we talked about in the other day. Julie's a big soccer king and knows about this.
1:49:39
And you see pictures of him, and he's walking with the team, and there's a little kid trying to, like, tie his shoelaces on the side or something, and he'll stop. The whole team stops, and he helps this kid tie his shoelaces and autograph something for him. Lionel
1:49:54
Messi Lionel Messi. Okay?
1:49:57
So Yeah. God bless him. Yeah.
1:49:59
Unknown: It's it's great fun, and I think it's gone down rather well over there, or maybe it's been really disconcerting.
1:50:04
I don't know. It's
1:50:06
it's funny, actually. I mean, you know, I used to, obviously, when I was younger, follow it,
1:50:12
keenly in the sense that it meant something back then, but it doesn't it's meaningless now. It's just another puppet of the World Economic Foundation,
1:50:20
aka the globalists, aka the commies,
1:50:24
aka the unmentionables,
1:50:25
as we call them over here, because we're not allowed to mention them. So we don't,
1:50:30
which is fine. So yeah. So I was absolutely thrilled at Argentina. And Argentina did field the national team. Every single player on the team was Is Argentina. Yep.
1:50:39
Yep. So they won. I said, you don't even need to play the match, mate. You've already won it. But the crowd wanna see somebody kick some balls around or whatever. What the hell has gone on in Spain? They've gone totally communistic.
1:50:51
Unknown: They've opened up the borders to another
1:50:54
seven hundred years of of of ruled
1:50:56
ruled by the Muslims, or or what the hell is going on over there? They let in Jews about two and a half years ago.
1:51:05
Well, there he goes.
1:51:07
Unknown: Oh, what a pity. And then Argentina, of course, I'll give it about ten or fifteen years because they're allowing 300,000
1:51:14
in. Milets, a cousin of, what's his name? Of yeah. Netanyahu.
1:51:19
Unknown: Yeah. Yeah. Same thing. Not
1:51:21
only that, Jews from around the world are moving to Argentina, not just the 300,000 of Patagonia.
1:51:27
The more wealthy ones will go to BA,
1:51:30
which has got its own pretty healthy population of Jews anyway.
1:51:34
Unknown: My heart broke just word healthy in relation to that because there's nothing but disease comes out wherever they go. Oh, I'm feeling pretty heavy about it today. But You sure the Catholic church is gonna come into play
1:51:47
Unknown: because the country's majority Catholic. We know who these people are and their propensity.
1:51:52
We know when they get down there what they're gonna do. I e,
1:51:56
they just passed a law in the legislature the other day allowing more foreigner
1:52:00
foreigners different,
1:52:02
formulas to buy more land down there, and it just seems that it's the land that burned last summer during the forest fires where they caught IDF people in civilian clothes with Zippos?
1:52:15
Unknown: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. They were yeah. They they burned it on purpose, didn't they? Of course. Positive reason to allow them in.
1:52:22
Unknown: And they got control of all the water down south, all the water that's coming out of the Andes.
1:52:27
In fact, one of the Argentine legislature,
1:52:30
females,
1:52:31
said that, you know, the Argentine flag
1:52:34
has got, like, the same type of blue, and it's got the sun in the middle.
1:52:38
She said, we ought to take the sun out and put star David in there. Of course. Yeah. Star of Rem fan, they mean. Yeah. Yes. Yes. To to be more accurate.
1:52:46
Unknown: Yes. For for us for us nerds who know exactly what we're talking about. Yeah. The star of Rem fan. Absolutely.
1:52:54
So, oh, it's just nothing but good news in that regard. Of course, we've got a new we've got a new prime minister on Monday called Andy Bumhole.
1:53:02
And
1:53:03
so
1:53:05
that's he'll be even worse than the last one. He'll be worse than the robot.
1:53:09
So he's another w e f. Twice the son of hell
1:53:13
Unknown: that you were
1:53:15
when you prophesized
1:53:16
him.
1:53:17
Yeah. Somebody had a comment. Let's see. Somebody's got some pertinent for Paul. I believe that was Tom D. Am I correct or incorrect?
1:53:30
Who was trying to say something?
1:53:32
Unknown: There you go. Hey, Tommy. How to get off how to get it off of mute
1:53:38
to follow-up on the
1:53:40
what he was just saying is, Paris is my least favorite African country.
1:53:47
Unknown: Mine too.
1:53:49
Unknown: Yeah. Is was it Lauren that was from Pennsylvania
1:53:52
that you were talking earlier?
1:53:55
Yes.
1:53:56
Yeah. Are you is she in Delaware County?
1:54:03
Unknown: Lauren, are you still there? County. You're being hail hailed.
1:54:07
I don't know. Six miles from the border down there somewhere. I'm not sure which one. Yeah. Either well, you got Philadelphia County, you got Delaware County,
1:54:16
Unknown: Chester County, because I live,
1:54:18
Valley Forge area. So I was just curious of how come Mhmm. Or these people that that I never got to meet when I lived in Pennsylvania.
1:54:27
Unknown: Yeah. Yeah. Well, Long Beach, I'm sure you love that. Years ago, became very fascinated, and the info. See, it's not like what I do. It's what the information does. The information grabs you. I don't. I might get your attention, but it's the information that works on you, and it did on her, obviously, and she was hanging around, a great student, did the thing, and is now off empowered,
1:54:51
helping to empower others, I suppose. Are you still there, Lauren, or did you take off?
1:54:58
That's what she heard. Tom. Shared Paul's English accent and said, I gotta get out of here right now.
1:55:05
Unknown: No. She didn't. She's gone off to empower some more people. That's what she There you go. So what happened to Kiadama? Is he gone? Is he he's out?
1:55:15
Unknown: Yeah. He yeah. He's he's he he had to go, but he told us all that he'd done a great job and left the country in a better condition than than he found it. And, of course, that's also not true.
1:55:27
There's
1:55:28
nothing you can do with these people. They are basically,
1:55:31
they are literally mentally ill. It's not even a term of abuse. They need psychiatric help. Or they need to be sectioned. I've been saying it years, but they do. We gotta find a way to separate with somebody better, though?
1:55:43
No. Oh, no. No. Worse. Cool. No. Definitely not. Good grief. No. That's never happened. That's not been happening for a long time now. No. Now there there's a guy called Andy Bumhole. Well, his real name's Burnham, but I just think Andy Bumhole's actually much better.
1:55:57
And, no. He's useless. He'll be he'd be profoundly useless.
1:56:01
He comes from Manchester, which you probably heard of in the North End. He
1:56:05
was a mayor. Right? Mhmm. Yeah. He was head of the council, and it's £1,700,000,000
1:56:10
in debt because he's a complete they're all utterly retarded by design.
1:56:16
All of them.
1:56:17
They've been selected for their complete lack of understanding of anything at all. They don't understand anything. It's stupidity
1:56:25
along with colossal amounts of ego and hubris that's literally destroying
1:56:29
us. Something else is gonna be destroying but it's going on everywhere. We've got different sort of form of it, but it's going on Australia and New Zealand and here and Canada and in your neck of the woods and across Europe and everywhere.
1:56:41
So
1:56:42
yeah.
1:56:43
Unknown: Anyway Well, he doesn't he doesn't wear a dress like that woman did in, was it Georgia, Roger?
1:56:49
Unknown: Oh, no. Maine. That was Maine. Abilene,
1:56:52
Abigail. Abigail in Maine that was on the senate the senate debate stage the other night. Did you hear me talking about it, Paul? No. I did not. No. Well, fat little slob Abigail was a was a little heavy overweight man that transitioned
1:57:08
into her lovely sea colored flowered dress up there on stage
1:57:12
and was well, I write my own songs.
1:57:15
I I write my own books and read them too. I
1:57:20
just want everybody to I I it's just absolutely
1:57:24
an epitome of the degree of the craziness.
1:57:27
And exam this of
1:57:29
Unknown: the degree of the Johnson, if you know who he is. Just look up Benny Johnson. You'll find it. It's hilarious. I I don't know how those people that were next to her or him or her or whatever could keep a straight face. I just don't did. Know. It's become the new normal. That's the problem.
1:57:48
Unknown: Isn't this what took Rome down?
1:57:51
Unknown: I'm I'm sure something very similar. Yeah. They all started going mad. They they got mad. Literally mad. Well, they're already if I can convince you you're the opposite sex, they're already mad. I know.
1:58:04
Unknown: You've seen that little meme, haven't you, with that young girl?
1:58:07
How many genders are there? Three. Male, female,
1:58:11
and the mentally ill. And that's really it.
1:58:14
Unknown: That's that's the that's the rub of it. Oh, folks. What a great Saturday show, and at least the traditional
1:58:21
broadcast part has ended with our good friend,
1:58:24
mister English. Join us. We'll probably have a little social intercourse here after the whistling and all that stops because we enjoy him. And, otherwise, it's the start of a very abbreviated
1:58:37
weekend,
1:58:38
which will totally be dominated by the by the English sport of football,
1:58:43
at least in my house, I guess, here. And, I hope whatever dominates your weekend
1:58:50
is very rewarding and fulfilling for you, and, we'll be back according to schedule, fingers crossed,
1:58:58
on Monday.
1:58:59
And if we don't see you then, maybe we'll see you soon.
1:59:03
Certainly
1:59:04
hope you got something out of the show today. There was some rich, rich information,
1:59:09
and it'll make you better.
1:59:12
See you soon. Bye.
1:59:27
And there they go.
1:59:30
There you go. Paul, thanks for stopping by, man. What, you know, all we hear is this horror stuff out of your side of the pond over there.
1:59:38
We we see these ridiculous things like all these there's 11
1:59:43
different religions that can carry knives, and you gotta get a license for one.
1:59:48
Unknown: Yeah. Yeah. But, you know, it's okay. They don't mean there's any harm. Oh, no. Hang on just a minute. They're killing people.
1:59:55
Yeah.
1:59:56
Well, there's there's quite,
1:59:58
I do sense that the the general conversation is beginning to shift
2:00:02
for all sorts of reasons. I was out last night with about five other people,
2:00:06
mixed company, men and women,
2:00:09
in a pub in a place called Lewis, which is which is a beautiful
2:00:13
town down here. Really fantastic. And it was a lovely evening. So we go to the pub, and we ate fish and chips because we're English, and that's the sort of thing that we do.
2:00:21
But one of the things that was coming up, courtesy of Rupert Lowe,
2:00:25
you know the thing like the Overton window or those topics which are permissible to talk about? Well, because of the few things that he's done, particularly the rape report and other things Yeah. It's widened it considerably.
2:00:36
And we were just all sat there going, you know, I've said this, like, to Eli for years. It's I've said,
2:00:43
look. It's as if we stood at the end of a valley sat here in the in the actual point you need to be sat in, and everybody else is running around. They're going, no. It's this. It's that good. And they're all coming here. Well, they're on their way now. They don't know it yet, but they are because there's nowhere else to go. And I think so we're I'm slightly encouraged by it. I mean, we would like to avoid bloodshed, but history tends to show that that's
2:01:04
can be quite difficult. And I think the other side are very keen to get it all going. That's why they're still pouring all these men in
2:01:12
and housing them all over England so they can give them weapons and they'll use them as the attack force pretty much similar as they did in Russia, you know, when they unleashed all the murderers into the streets in 1917.
2:01:22
Similar sort of thing. Anything to create mayhem. That's me on my doom and gloom day, but,
2:01:27
Unknown: it's definitely an option for them. And I don't think there's anything short of some sort of violent confrontation
2:01:35
that's that's going to be even feasible
2:01:37
as we go forward. I think it's already at that point almost. It's just being egged on and separated a bit. Let it Yeah. Letting it heat up some more so that when instead of separating them, they'll step aside and let you eat each other.
2:01:52
Unknown: Yeah. That's what they wanna do. And,
2:01:55
I mean, if if it were possible to talk to the them and say, you do know we've got a mutual enemy, and there they are. Why don't we just go take them apart first, and you can have all their money as long as you bugger off? Seriously, I'd say that. They've got loads. Why don't you just take it and then go away? Yep. Yep. And then we'll
2:02:11
anyway,
2:02:12
I'm living in la la land. It's it's tricky. But Well, you're living in seagull land because I heard them there a minute ago. Yeah. Yeah. I know. I thought I heard I wanted to give you seaside
2:02:22
atmosphere, you know, so I did this morning. By the way, Roger, I was looking I've got all the doors open to the radio shed, and this morning, a magpie
2:02:29
came into the shed. Oh my goodness.
2:02:32
Yes. A bit like the raven from Edgar Allan Poe, and there it sat perched.
2:02:36
It sat there perched on my,
2:02:39
not a bust of palace, but on a saddle seat for my bicycle, and I was talking to it. And, of course, up close, because it's only about four feet away, the the colors on these things are fantastic. They've this big shock of blue down the wing and everything. They're just, I mean, they're vicious buggers, but we hear them on the morning attacking all the other birds. You know? But you look at them and you go, yeah. You actually corvids. That's what they're called, aren't they? Corvids. I don't know. I've never heard that. They're similar blue jays. Blue jays are aggressive like that too. It's a family, COVID. So they've got rooks, ravens,
2:03:09
magpies.
2:03:10
Yeah.
2:03:12
Unknown: And they're very bright. Rooks are, aren't they? Yes. They are. Sharp very sharp little Yep. Fellas. So Yep. They can solve problems like They can. The bodies. We maybe we we need one of those as prime minister. I'd rather have a raven in charge. It would be better to be That'd probably be a better one. Yeah. It would. I feel the tension growing on both sides of the pond. I've been telling the audience here, you know, the Newtonian first law of physics, the irresistible
2:03:37
force, and the immovable object, and it appears
2:03:40
that they're approaching and going to just saddle right up and then
2:03:44
one of them will start off to the edge and deflect the pressure, but it's coming where they're gonna be head on. You just see it, feel it coming. Mhmm.
2:03:52
Yeah. When you think about merging with the marrying, excuse me, I used the wrong terminology.
2:03:58
Marrying
2:04:00
with the
2:04:01
Israeli
2:04:03
defense forces. You think that might be a good idea over there on our part or not?
2:04:08
Unknown: No. No. I I I don't think so.
2:04:11
But what it's saying at what it's saying is that you guys
2:04:15
Unknown: aren't in charge of anything that's in charge of you. No. We're just Which we've done for a while. I know. People are just waiting to find out, though, but the good news is there was enough blowback.
2:04:27
And I think I can't help but tip my hat to Tucker Carlson. God bless you, Tucker, for putting Dennis
2:04:33
Kasinich on and putting this in 30 probably plus million people's
2:04:39
screens on exactly what's going on and the uproar.
2:04:43
Evidently,
2:04:43
it hadn't stopped it, but it's pulled it off of the action track.
2:04:48
And they're trying to go back and formulate it lost in the senate 50 to 46
2:04:53
with I don't remember how many abstentions,
2:04:56
but they're going back and retooling
2:04:59
from that right now. And I guess if it gets through the senate, Trump will sign it. It's an annual bill. The National Defense
2:05:07
Authorization
2:05:08
Act, which, by the way, stated
2:05:11
only applies to citizens of The United States and residents.
2:05:15
But
2:05:16
aversion's passed every year, and this year, Beebe's this was Beebe's brainchild.
2:05:22
I don't know how much you know about this. He wrote a I didn't realize he had a brain. Yeah. I know. Well, he does. I was I'm not sure what he's made of.
2:05:30
Unknown: Will you? Will you?
2:05:33
Unknown: How how can how can BB have a brainchild if he doesn't have a brain? He's kinda like the scarecrow. But Depends on the degree of brain. It degrades on the variety and degree of brain that you have evidently,
2:05:45
and he has one that is always offensive.
2:05:48
Yes. It's a pun intended.
2:05:50
And he's the one that came up with this, quote, unquote, brain child
2:05:54
and even
2:05:56
sent the house representatives in the committees a thank you note
2:06:00
when they passed it out of committee.
2:06:02
Yep. Yep. For sure.
2:06:05
BB is running the freaking congress, folks.
2:06:11
Unknown: Well, I I've been talking recently as well, Roger, to
2:06:16
an assortment of people, a little clutch of people, and it's an array that's
2:06:20
that they've got shows on on Food for Thought Radio and stuff. One guy is a guy who goes under the name of Robin Hood.
2:06:27
Of course, real name. There's the Seagulls again. Good afternoon. It's a seagull. Acting up. They're almost a dog man. It's giving a seaside atmosphere to your your post show call. It's good, isn't it? And and
2:06:38
he's pretty sharp on hammering them in the courts.
2:06:42
And this is getting quite interesting actually. So there's been a lot of talk. I've had quite a few conversations and been on a couple of shows when we've been talking about Magna Carta,
2:06:52
the Bill of Rights,
2:06:53
the Act of Settlement,
2:06:55
and a couple of other documents over here to basically get some
2:07:00
energy behind the English constitution,
2:07:03
which basically is what you guys have got with your
2:07:05
morphings and your amendments and whatever you've got. And
2:07:09
we've been talking a lot about so we did a show the other day about being British, and I'm not. I just thought I'd let you know, and it's the British
2:07:17
that's the problem. The British thing is the problem. It's a massive problem. It's another way of morphing and subverting these things because
2:07:26
there are certain things within Magna Carta and the Bill of Rights which stand in perpetuity.
2:07:31
So if you've breached them, and many have,
2:07:35
we've got sort of some elbow room. What's needed is human energy and intellect and administrators.
2:07:41
I've been thinking about administrators
2:07:43
recently because it's a very boring word, isn't it? Yes. But it's
2:07:47
actually key. We can get on top of things like paperwork and stuff like that, they begin to get very distressed.
2:07:53
And seeing as how the courts we don't actually have any courts, as you know, they're all private for profit little
2:07:59
scams,
2:07:59
and they're all basically pirate courts on the land and all this kind of stuff blah blah blah blah blah blah. But we've we've got some good guys over there. There's a guy called Graham Moore who who was on my show the other week,
2:08:11
very knowledgeable about Halsbris and blacks and all this kind of stuff. And of course, the challenge is is great that we've got people that have really tunneled into all of these things, but the real challenge is to get it written down on two sheets of paper and stick in front of the nose of a man in a pub and go, this is it. So,
2:08:28
and I'm I'm actually trying to work with a little clutch of them and create something, we'll see whether I can do it or not called the layman's lexicon of the law because we and I like alliteration as you can tell right,
2:08:40
because we need a we need a clutch of these twenty, thirty, forty, fifty, ten words, whatever it is,
2:08:47
to really be presented to people and get our language straight. And I mean even that on the show, as I've said it to some of the people, I said we're actually saying the wrong sentences, you know.
2:08:57
So we need to find out where we're saying the wrong sentences, and then we need to cut it out quick because,
2:09:02
they have a devastating effect on the other side. Robinhood's got some, really stunning stuff.
2:09:08
And as game we get it they are These little groups that are getting judges to walk out of the court.
2:09:14
You know, they have to leave because they actually don't have jurisdiction. He also gave me the best explanation of jurisdiction I've ever heard. Right? Which is this. Alright.
2:09:23
My house, my rules.
2:09:25
I go, cool, got that. It's only four words. So that's it. So you come into my house, it's my law and all that kind of stuff. And we've
2:09:32
got some very and it's got to get that simple.
2:09:35
It's got to be wooden stick banging table time, not sophisticated.
2:09:39
We ain't got enough time. There's just not enough time to get it all across. So That's the big problem right there. Do you know the feudal definition
2:09:46
Unknown: of jurisdiction?
2:09:48
What is it? Yours is just one-sided. Yours is unilateral. His is. It's gotta be reciprocal because you're gonna have to work with the other side. It's very simple. K? You've seen the movies where the guys in his body armor and he goes up and hits his chest. He goes, yes, my liege.
2:10:04
Yeah. Well, that liege is the root word of a liegeance,
2:10:08
and a liegeance
2:10:10
is half of the formula.
2:10:13
The other side is protection.
2:10:15
When he said, yes, my liege,
2:10:17
that means the liege lord is gonna give him protection because he's giving the liege lord allegiance.
2:10:24
And it's that reciprocal
2:10:26
agreement,
2:10:27
allegiance for protection,
2:10:29
protection for allegiance
2:10:31
that comes from the feudal system that is
2:10:34
jurisdiction.
2:10:36
Unknown: May I know? Yeah.
2:10:38
Unknown: But I mean, just let me just tag something in there, Paul, before you speak. The, we don't have a king. I just thought I'd let you know. Right? So we don't have one. He actually is and I'm tapping into what you just said because I got a document through the other day it was written down Charles
2:10:53
is a liege lord that is his actual title he's not the king and the police force have given sworn allegiance
2:11:01
to him
2:11:02
Unknown: And so I'm going, that's cool. You lot bugger off and do your own allegiance thing, but it's not gonna make sense of same you both got the same leash, Lord, and that's god. He sits on a a seat above the sky scone of scion, whatever it is that signifies that, and you remove a maybe even subject,
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but you're not volunteered into a feudal subjugation.
2:11:24
You're just a subject of the king by birth, I guess, is the way it works, but you both got the same sovereign, and that's capital g god.
2:11:32
Unknown: Paul, you were trying to add something into that? Well, yeah, I wanna buttress what Paul said about my house, my rules,
2:11:39
and that's exactly what they've done is they've taken over they've taken over the lower courts with the private bar association,
2:11:47
and that is all detailed and outlined in the 12 presumptions of court.
2:11:54
Basically when you go in their house, when you show up in their court,
2:11:59
it's their rules and in their rules you are an imbecile and incapable of speaking for yourself, therefore you must have an attorney.
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Their
2:12:09
rule is that you are guilty until you prove yourself innocent,
2:12:14
not the other way around.
2:12:16
Everything is dialectic and upside down. It is the 12 presumptions
2:12:21
of court. Look it up, Google it, pop it right up there,
2:12:25
also my
2:12:26
house, my rules, and that is how they get away with what they do.
2:12:31
Unknown: So But Wes been in that round, you see, because it's my house, Paul, you see. My it's mine. It's who actually says it first. I used to have this childish thing. Who's in whoever says it first wins.
2:12:42
Unknown: Right? And what's the saying Brent says is the
2:12:46
the wind may come in, the cold may come in, but the king of England cannot enter.
2:12:54
Unknown: Yep. Oh, and Paul. Well, if we had one, we don't have one. It's great knowing that we don't have one, and Exactly. You know, we're we're we're alright. It's it's getting the a very simple framework across to the peasants,
2:13:06
and I'm a peasant, and I intend to remain one. And in fact, every day that every day goes by, I'm absolutely,
2:13:13
delighted that I was born a peasant.
2:13:16
Unknown: You're proud in your peasantry.
2:13:18
Unknown: Absolute it's just epic. It's amazing. You've got more challenges. You've had more abuse done to you, and as discover it, you've got more things to galvanize you into action.
2:13:28
And some of the people that were out there last night, they were it was pretty good. It was getting pretty good. We were in the pub just freely talking about the enemy and everything. It was completely unrestricted.
2:13:36
And I said, have you noticed the change? And this is what's really needed but what do I do? Speak out is the most important thing.
2:13:44
What if it's rubbish that I say no it can't be because if you say I'm gonna speak out and you make a noise in the room I don't care what it is other people go, I can make a noise too. Yes please, get stuck in. It's it's to get people to give themselves permission to start to act like hornets
2:14:03
and we can wear them out and I think it's like at the lower level supposedly
2:14:07
like local courts and councils
2:14:09
is where we can completely
2:14:11
pull the rug out from underneath them because they won't have any enforcement power
2:14:16
because they actually haven't got any anyway. It's just all presumed and assumed and all these other words. Right? And it's to start giving them a bloody nose, and I think it can be done. And what else am I supposed to think anyway? So,
2:14:26
it's a good thing, and, we've got and one of the things that we've been talking about,
2:14:32
I don't think it's the same for maybe other nations across Europe. I don't know. I'd I'm not one of them, but we've got plenty of,
2:14:39
historical
2:14:40
legacy law and treasure here to dust off, and this is what's needed and to start applying it. And so it's gonna require that willingness to confront these people in the in any arena at all and absolutely
2:14:55
rip them a new bottom hole, he said politely,
2:14:59
because that's what they need. And, they are the ones that should be going to bed at night not being able to sleep. They are the ones that should be concerned about the crimes that they've done and knowing that there's a growing body of people over here, which there is, who know the crimes that they've committed and they're gonna pay for it And they've got to become and they know that we know. In fact, someone was telling me that they're already making plans to move judges and do all sorts of things when they their perceived thing that kicks off starts kicking off.
2:15:25
Unknown: You know? Yep.
2:15:26
Unknown: Yeah. There's a move so here's the question. We're talking about all these guys, Saviar Page, and and they're out in the middle of the South Pacific on these yachts and stuff. Mhmm. So are they trying to get away from some blast or some something?
2:15:41
Why hell? You're gonna die anyway.
2:15:44
Unknown: Are you just facing Better to go down fighting.
2:15:47
Unknown: Just just face it. Whatever it is. Evidently, the word is there's some kind of a
2:15:53
atmospheric
2:15:54
solar
2:15:55
situation
2:15:55
coming.
2:15:56
I don't know whether it's a comet or whatever that they are aware of, and that's part of the reason that they've gotten very active on top of everything else's building.
2:16:08
Unknown: Yeah. So Isn't there a bit in scripture about that? And maybe I'm not. I'm bending a bit. But isn't there something like, when they're being got at the end, it said they'll get them out of every hole, every crevice from underneath every rock. There will be nowhere for you to hide. I hope so. Do you remember that? I don't. I don't, but I hope it's there. I wanna hunt them with dogs when they come out. Big dogs. Oh, yeah. See you guys. That's
2:16:30
Unknown: what I was gonna add with with Paul, you saying they got
2:16:35
legislation or whatever and they're gonna be moving judges and things like that. Well, they have most of the people thinking that we have nowhere where we can run, but it's the dialectic, it's them because there's an awakening worldwide.
2:16:49
Unknown: They're gonna have nowhere to run, nowhere to hide. Yeah. They're literally nowhere. Right. Absolutely. And they will take they'll probably try to take a lot of us with them. But like we say, you gotta go sometime. I you just feel better about your day, don't you? If you're getting out of bed and going to hell with you? Because that's where you came from, so we need to send you back there. I mean, it's just, you know Have you heard about Mark Zuckerberg's
2:17:10
Unknown: little deal
2:17:12
that he's building over there on Kauai, I believe? It's on the island of Kauai. No. And and I've heard Alex talk about it. Alex goes out there. Well, it's unbelievable. Multi levels of billions
2:17:24
of dollars
2:17:25
under
2:17:26
sea entrance and exit if it gets heavy and all that stuff has been building it on it for years, and the locals
2:17:34
around there hate him,
2:17:36
and they can't wait.
2:17:38
And, you know, he doesn't have very many friends over there. It's my point.
2:17:42
Unknown: And, good luck, Mark. It's all gonna come out in the wash.
2:17:46
Roger, I've gotta go. I'm sorry I came a little bit late. I've gotta go. Look. Do you know what? I'll tell you why I've got to go. Right? Right now, in my kitchen, on a plate, there's a steak that's just been cooked for me, and I've got to go and eat it. Go get it. You see? I want you to have It's a good it's a good reason to leave, isn't it? I want you back in a couple of weeks. I want you to have a lot of good nutrition for the game.
2:18:06
We'll Which I won't be watching.
2:18:09
Unknown: So Thank
2:18:10
you, sir. Always a pleasure. Paul. Yeah. Paul quickly before you leave.
2:18:16
Unknown: Paul. Next time a crow or a raven or anything like that shows up in your yard, feed him
2:18:22
and he will tell other crows and ravens and they will come by and eat.
2:18:27
They will chase those seagulls out of your yard because seagulls are the Jews of the birds,
2:18:33
because they
2:18:34
eat,
2:18:35
all they do is show up for food, they crap over everything, they make a tremendous amount of noise, they keep you awake, they're absolutely horrible. They are the Jews of the bird family.
2:18:47
Unknown: But the crows and ravens know that because he wants to get a gun and and shoot them. Paul, are you gonna be around in about forty five minutes or so here on Zoom? Do you think you'd still be here?
2:18:57
Unknown: It might be as it might be as long as you stay connected to it. Paul, don't run off just yet. A very short little, joke for you. Yeah. You may have heard it before. The two rabbis that are walking down the street.
2:19:11
Mhmm. And they walk in front of a Christian church.
2:19:14
Right. And there's a sign out there that says
2:19:17
convert for $1,000.
2:19:20
And so they talk about it and discuss it, and one of them goes, I'm going in. K? And he goes on in the church. He's in there about an hour. The other one is beside himself.
2:19:31
He's pacing outside. So finally, here comes the rabbi, comes out of the church, and he's got this great
2:19:38
continents on his face.
2:19:40
And he walks down to the other rabbi, and the guy goes, did you get the money?
2:19:45
And he says,
2:19:46
is that all you people think about?
2:19:52
Unknown: One final point Sweet. On feeding
2:19:55
The one
2:19:57
final point on feeding the crows, they're smart and they have the capacity for gratitude.
2:20:03
Unknown: If you feed them, they will find shiny trinkets, they will find coins, and they will find earrings, necklaces, and shit. I'm gonna find out what they like, because I quite like them. We get crows, I I need to know about crows, rooks, ravens, they're all they're known as corvid's c o r v I d, like covid with an r in the middle of it. Yes. And they're known as they essentially intelligent, and they are. They will bring trinkets
2:20:26
Unknown: and leave them next to the food.
2:20:30
You could make an It's bit like
2:20:33
Unknown: yeah. It's a bit like Charles Dickens, isn't it? What's his name? A a whole gang of pickpockets working for me. Uh-huh. There you go. Sanctuary.
2:20:40
You're gonna pickpocket all England.
2:20:43
I've gotta go because my my steak's going cold. There's nothing worse. Well, it needs to sit for a minute, but it's probably already sat. So It's been sat for five.
2:20:52
Unknown: Okay. I will. I'll catch you later, guys. Perfect. Ciao. Okay. Bye. Alright. What a guy. What a guy. So god has sent us some wonderful
2:21:01
Unknown: and amazing after it's been able to rest for a few minutes. That's where people screw up. They finish cooking a steak, and they cut into it immediately and completely ruin it. Correct. Correct. Correct. Correct. Have to let it rest.
2:21:13
Unknown: Yep. So For a minute, everything's the juices all settle in where they're supposed to be, and, god, I'm making my damn self hungry now, Paul.
2:21:22
Okay. Anybody got anything for Raj? My weekend is about to start.
2:21:29
Yes.
2:21:30
Unknown: Nobody? Oh, I forgot I forgot to tell all the way? I forgot to tell Paul. Dutch sense.
2:21:37
Unknown: Dutch sense. Gonna call you back in he's gonna call you back in forty five minutes. Yeah. About forty five minutes.
2:21:43
Unknown: D u t c h s I n s e, Dutch since, on YouTube, one word.
2:21:49
He did something twenty one hours ago. He's talking about a magnitude 7.3
2:21:54
earthquake in the middle of the Atlantic
2:21:57
that very likely could cause
2:22:01
tsunamis,
2:22:02
both Both sides. The US
2:22:04
and The UK.
2:22:06
So
2:22:07
Unknown: Well, I guess Paul's lucky he lives on the South side of the island. You wouldn't be as affected.
2:22:13
Right. Depending on where the depending on where the, you know, all this stuff comes from, so direction and all that. Anyway,
2:22:19
hope you're safe wherever you are.
2:22:22
There are earthquakes and stuff, and that is, of course, mentioned in the bible in these times. And please don't buy into the end time stuff. It's not the end times. It's the end of an age.
2:22:33
K? So don't
2:22:34
fret.
2:22:35
Take precautions.
2:22:37
Come out over.
2:22:39
Head to the mountains if possible,
2:22:42
and if not, have yourself prepared.
2:22:45
Otherwise, than that, have a damn good weekend. Okay?
2:22:48
Unknown: Yeah. Thank you, Roger. Football.
2:22:51
Unknown: William, thank you. Excellent job, buddy. And we're gonna get that. I wonder
2:22:55
if we put it on our website, does that
2:22:59
would that qualify as, public?
2:23:03
Unknown: Well, it goes to the I'm a I'm post it in the court of appeals, so
2:23:08
Unknown: I think anybody can go look at documents there. Well, yeah. And then I don't think well, we're just gonna see. I
2:23:14
it it's very damning
2:23:17
rebuttal, and I'm just gonna be damn interesting to see how they react. Thank you, buddy.
2:23:21
Unknown: Yep. Thank you. Thank you. We can put it up on the website, and we can also put it up in docstaticspostthematrix.com.
2:23:29
Unknown: Okay.
2:23:30
Alright. We'll publish the damn thing. We got an argument for them if they should even think about something
2:23:36
so adverse.
2:23:37
See y'all Monday. Ciao.
2:23:40
Ciao.
2:23:41
Unknown: Thank you, Ronj.
2:23:44
Alright.
2:23:46
Let's take the stream down. I have I have things to do this afternoon,
2:23:51
and
2:23:54
I have to come back here in about a half hour and wait for Paul to come back. So this has been the the Radio Ranch with Roger Sails, the Sabado edition for
2:24:04
07/18/2026.
2:24:06
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2:24:11
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2:24:15
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2:24:17
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Unknown: Bye bye, boys. Have fun storming the castle.