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Is Musk’s Twitter China’s Next Target? · Man in America Podcast

• 0:01
  Speaker 1: Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Man in America. I'm your host, Seth Holehouse, coming to you live from the beautiful state of Ohio. So is Twitter China's next target? Is it the Trojan horse perhaps? What did Elon Musk mean when he said that the far right probably wouldn't be happy with his changes?
• 0:23
  Do Musk's ties to the CCP make Twitter vulnerable? And can all this just have been an excuse to roll out Biden's Ministry of Truth? On today's show, we're gonna get into all this and more. So folks, make sure you tune in to Man in America Live every Tuesday and Thursday at 2PM Eastern. You always find me.
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• 2:40
  The news topic of the week, Twitter, Elon Musk, and we keep seeing the whole concept of free speech being brought up. It's a war of free speech. So let's take a look at what is free speech because you have to understand the role of free speech to understand the entire conversation that's happening right now and to also understand the critical parts to understand. Now, if you haven't seen the first part of this show I did on Tuesday, I recommend you go watch that because I did a deep dive into a lot of stuff about Elon Musk, his ties to, you know, in associations with China, the CCP, talked about Epstein, a few other things in that episode. There's a lot of very valuable information there.
• 3:19
  And the reason I'm covering this is because there's a lot of different narratives firing around. You've got people on the left with their heads exploding, and they're completely upset about this whole thing. But a lot of folks on the right, they're kicking their feet back. They're celebrating saying, this is a giant win for free speech. And I'm looking at things saying, okay, what's behind this?
• 3:40
  What does this really mean for us? What does it mean to Truth Social? And the early episode on Tuesday, dug into truth socials a lot in that one. So I recommend you watch that if you haven't. But also, what does this mean when you look at Elon's ties to the CCP?
• 3:53
  Because if there's one nation that is the inverse of free speech, it's China. At the helm is the Chinese Communist Party. So I'm going start by taking a look at the First Amendment because we have to go back to the constitution, the Bill of Rights to understand what our rights are and how this whole conversation revolves around.
• 4:10
  Speaker 2: So let bring that up for you. So here we have the First Amendment.
• 4:16
  Speaker 1: What is free speech? Okay, Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof, or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press, or of the right for people peacefully to assemble and to petition the government for a a redress of grievances. Okay, so this is critical here. Freedom of speech that Congress shall make no law that is basically affecting our ability to speak. And that becomes very critical to understand the First Amendment, especially as we talk about what Biden has been doing since Elon's come forth with this purchase and the creation of Biden's Ministry of Truth.
• 5:04
  So Elon Musk has talked a lot about free speech and everyone's saying, look, Elon Musk is this free speech hero. So we're gonna be taking a harsher look at that and analyze a little more detail. But let me just give my own statement to begin is that I'm not trying in this show to pick certain sides. I'm trying to present you with both sides of the story. Because whether it's a Ukraine war, or other things I can't talk about because I'm on YouTube, I'm trying to present you both sides.
• 5:33
  Because a lot of times, there's very polarized opinions, but there's a lot that people are missing as sick guy. So I haven't come to the own determination personally of whether I look at Elon Musk as a hero or a villain. I think that there's some positive things that he's doing. There's also a lot of things that are red flags to me that I'm concerned about. Right, which I'm going to show you a lot of those pieces.
• 5:54
  I also as I said in the last show, I really believe that right now this point in history, we are at a time in history, this is a battle of good and evil and the battle is not over yet. The battle is not over yet. So even people that may have played a very negative role in the past, if they come over and they say, You know what, I've sinned, I've made some terrible decisions. I want to do what's right. I want to help people in this world.
• 6:20
  I believe they still have a chance, that their soul still has a chance. And that's why I'm very careful about condemning people is because I don't I'm very cautious with that because I believe that there still is a chance. So even though I'm showing you bits of Elon's history, and some of the stuff really would make you kinda concerned, especially as in the latter part of the show, I'm gonna be getting into his ties with the World Economic Forum. And I'm not sure if he knew this, but actually, Elon Musk was a young global leader from the World Economic Forum, which, you know, so is Trudeau. A lot of the people that are running our world right now and driving it into a totalitarian nightmare just so happened also have been World Economic Forum, these young leaders.
• 7:04
  So I'll be showing you that towards the end of the show. And then in the second half of show, which will be on Rise TV, I'll be digging into that even more, and then digging into some other, Epstein ties that came up through my research. So back to the whole idea of free speech, though. So Elon Musk is he's talked about free speech really critical, but there's one tweet he had recently. This tweet to me is the most important tweet on the entire subject of him buying Twitter and the concern.
• 7:33
  Let me go and pull this up for you folks. Right, here we have so Elon Musk, he had tweeted out and he said, the extreme antibody reaction from those who fear free speech says it all. He defines that further and this is what's key folks. He says, by quote free speech, I simply mean that which matches the law. I'm against censorship that goes far beyond the law.
• 8:03
  If people want less free speech, they will ask government to pass laws to that effect. So, this is
• 8:11
  Speaker 2: critical. Because here he's saying, by free speech, I simply mean that which matches the law. He's not saying that which matches the Constitution, or that which matches what he believes we have as the right of human beings. Okay? He's saying that which matches the law.
• 8:36
  So if the law says that I can't talk about the twenty twenty election, or if the law says I can't talk about suspicious medical treatments, then he's gonna say okay, well, you're banned then. That's what he's telling us here. He's telling us openly. Now, what else has happened the past couple of days as it relates to the law and free speech to see this is critical, because, and this makes me wonder is was Biden and his
• 9:08
  Speaker 1: cronies or his associates or if you want to call them, were they waiting was this pre planned because look at this next article, folks.
• 9:17
  Speaker 2: This is frightening to say the least. Okay, and this is
• 9:22
  Speaker 1: an article this is from the conservative tree house, which is a fantastic blog, a lot of great information on there. So the article is called Deep State Response Department of Homeland Security will establish disinformation board with obvious agenda. Okay, so this happened. This is the last couple of days that they have announced this disinformation board. So here we have Elon Musk, who everyone I'm seeing all these people, even the prominent folks I follow on whether it's Telegram or Twitter, you know, strong voices of freedom and the conservative movement that are saying, great, Elon's, he's on our side.
• 10:00
  This is fantastic. You know, he deserves a presidential award for freedom. Everyone, it's funny how quickly people are just latching on to him as this hero. Now again, I'm not saying that he is because we're certainly seeing some good things happening at Twitter and it'd be hard for Twitter to get much worse. Overall, look, I think it's a net positive that Elon is in the process of buying Twitter.
• 10:24
  Now keep in mind that it'll be about six months or so roughly before we start to really see the changes from him. All these things that we're seeing right now are just reactions to this. In a lot of ways, think that what's happening is Twitter is kind of burning the evidence. We have all these accounts being reinstated. We have all these Twitter followers being adjusted.
• 10:41
  It looks like they're getting rid of bots that they had on there intentionally. They're on shadow banning people, etc. But we won't see that the real effect of him being in there for at least a couple of months, most likely closer to six before all the, you know, it's not like that he made this announcement, he's now the owner of Twitter. This is a very detailed process and the deal could even fall through. Right?
• 11:00
  There's certain stipulations that make it so it's not even a guaranteed thing, most likely it'll go through. But the key with this is that in this last week, in the last couple of days, the Department of Homeland Security has come out
• 11:14
  Speaker 2: with this new board, this new task force to fight disinformation. And so if Elon Musk is saying that he's going
• 11:23
  Speaker 1: to follow the law to
• 11:24
  Speaker 2: the tee, and that's what determines free speech. He's basically saying that well, whatever whatever Biden says,
• 11:31
  Speaker 1: you know, I'll agree with. Whatever he tells me not to say, I'll agree with. So I'm gonna dig in. This is an excellent article on the conservative tree house, which I'm gonna read to you. Okay.
• 11:41
  So again, headline, Deep State Response Department of Homeland Security will establish a disinformation board with obvious agenda. Right? So this is written by a username or an author named Sundance. Okay. I think we are now seeing the outlines of how the fourth branch of government are planning to keep control over information, specifically public discussion on big tech platforms, even as Elon Musk moves to open the valves of information from the social media platform Twitter.
• 12:11
  Here's a little graphic they did, which I love. It says the thought police of The United States Of America. This is where we're heading, folks. So previously, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, CISA, or CISA, announced a new Department of Homeland Security priority to combat disinformation on technology platforms, including social media. Many eyebrows were raised as the announcement appeared to be an open admission that the US government was going to control information by applying labels that would align with allies and social media who need a legal justification for censorship and content removal.
• 12:49
  So what they're really saying here is that the government would allow them would give them these labels that they can use if a platform needs a justification for censorship. You know, so again, talk about, you know, legal immunity, you know, you can't, you know, you can't sue Twitter for banning you if Twitter says look, you know, it came from the government. The United States government gave me permission to ban you actually they encouraged it. Okay, so the CISA announcement was quickly followed by various government officials and agencies saying it was critical to combat Russian disinformation as the events in Ukraine unfolded. Of course, folks, of course, Russian disinformation.
• 13:29
  It's the Russia, Russia, Russia again. They love Russia. Russia's the perfect boogeyman. Russia is the perfect boogeyman. Actually, recently, I was reading the this book, Confessions of an Economic Hitman.
• 13:41
  He's talking about how The US basically has always used communism as a way to advance its goals. The US loves having an enemy. And I'm not talking about the The United States people, but the corrupt people within our government, the corrupt organizations, the alpha organizations, the CIA, the FBI, which we're now realizing are just the the arms of this global system that are working on behalf of this these these, I don't even wanna call them elites, these social engineers, these rotten puppets, probably satanists for all we know. Okay? So they love the idea of the communist enemy because it allows them to protect us from the communist enemy.
• 14:23
  Okay? Which there goes our rights. So again, here we have it. When I covered Ukraine, I'm specifically talking about my biggest concerns is that we've now ended the whole COVID thing for now. But now the whole thing is based upon the Ukraine war.
• 14:40
  It's a new round of censorship, a new round of permission for them to censor and create new ways of controlling people. It's what they do. Right? They create a crisis, and then they offer the solution for that crisis, but the solution always involves the stripping of our rights. Okay, go back and look up the Patriot Act after 09/11.
• 14:59
  You'll see how much of our freedom was lost at that time. So back to this article. In essence, Ukraine was the justification for search engines like Google DuckDuckGo. Yep. Sorry, folks.
• 15:11
  DuckDuckGo use Brave browser if you're looking for replacement. And social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube to begin targeting information and content that did not align with the official US government narrative. Previously, those same methods were deployed by the US government, specifically the CDC and the FDA towards COVID and the vaccination program. All this background aligns with the previous visibility of a public private partnership between bureaucracy of government, The US intelligence agencies, and US show social media. Folks, as much as they all accuse Trump of being a fascist, and they want to accuse us as the more conservatives of being fascist, they are the fascists.
• 15:53
  Right? They what we're seeing is a merger of government and private companies. But here he's describing it, the author, as a merger of three things. Government, these three letter agencies, and the social media platforms. That's what this is.
• 16:10
  It's a merger. It's frightening. The partnership now forms the very cornerstone of the DHS CISA effort to control what information exists in the public space. It is highly important that people understand what is happening. And this is a critical part.
• 16:25
  And this is about Elon Musk. This is a show. But folks, this is a really, really important aspect of this entire thing to understand. Okay. There you go.
• 16:33
  We'll do the thinking for you. Look, Biden can't do the thinking for himself. I don't want anyone doing the thinking for me. I'll think on my own. Trust me.
• 16:43
  Thank you very much. What we are seeing now is an extension of the government control mechanisms combined with a severe reaction by all stakeholders to the latest development in the Twitter takeover. And this is this is a very interesting point right here, folks, is that similar to what we saw with the when Ukraine happened, is that it was a reaction as soon as I saw unfolding, I said, okay, this is another excuse for them. And this
• 17:08
  Speaker 2: is what's happening. Right? So it started, I mean, you can say it started with nineeleven, right before then, but it is a slow creep on our own rights, on our personal freedoms.
• 17:20
  Speaker 1: Okay? So COVID was the biggest example of that that we've seen. The loss of freedom that we that we experienced even in places in America, even very conservative, gun loving areas of America still saw a loss of their freedoms with that. But then we had the Russia Ukraine war. Again, a loss of freedom.
• 17:41
  I did I did a article or a episode just on this was that it was basically begging the question of did Putin step into a deep state trap with Ukraine because they used Ukraine to kick off a lot of their great reset food shortages, gas shortages, all kinds of things have now dominated off of that. So if you look at Elon buying Twitter, it seems like it's a good thing. But what are the negative consequences of this. And now it's become this great excuse for them to say you know what we need to really crank down on internet disinformation misinformation or malinformation. Okay, so going back to the article here.
• 18:21
  So what we are seeing now again is the is an extension of the government control mechanisms combined with a severe reaction by all stakeholders to the latest development in the Twitter takeover. As they continue on down here, shortly after Elon Musk made a bid to purchase a single information platform Twitter and then expressed his intent to open up the speech valves, listen, former Obama administration intelligence officials wrote an open letter warning about efforts to break up the information controlled by big tech and social media. So that's one thing that makes me think that maybe Elon is doing some good things if he's got Obama coming after him. I don't trust Obama. Sorry.
• 19:04
  The letter was shortly followed by a speech delivered by Obama himself, where he specifically demanded that the government take a larger role in control of information, essentially promoting an Orwellian Ministry of Truth to control information in the public sphere. Now, I almost showed you that video of Obama speaking, but I didn't want to make you throw up in your mouth so I decided not to. I said read a little bit to you instead. The internet search engine operators have already signed up to align with the interests of the government. They've already agreed with this.
• 19:35
  That's not detectable in the examples of Google and DuckDuckGo to name just a few. Sorry, that's not debatable. We've already seen examples of Google and DuckDuckGo censoring because of this. Okay? So social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube have famously also expressed their interest to align with the control of information based instructions and the edicts of the same US government agencies.
• 20:00
  Again, this is not a conspiracy conspiratorial claim. It is a self admitted item, and we've all witnessed it. Today, however, we're seeing the architecture of how they plan to organize the tools. So here's a quote from Politico. It says the Department of Homeland Security is standing up a new disinformation government's board to coordinate countering misinformation related to Homeland Security focused specifically on irregular migration in Russia.
• 20:30
  So now they're saying that you okay. The misinformation is coming out about the immigrants coming into our southern border and Russia. We can't talk about those things. Can't talk about the election. Can't talk about the the jab.
• 20:41
  You can't talk about the immigrants, can't talk about Putin, right?
• 20:46
  Speaker 2: You can't talk about all this stuff. And the list keeps keeps growing. You know, ten years like what you can't talk
• 20:53
  Speaker 1: about anything. In ten years, look like North Korea, You can only talk about how much you love Kim Jong Un's new haircut or his pants, his bell bottom pants. I happen to like his bell bottom pants, but that's just that's my own thing. Alright. So article continues.
• 21:08
  The bigger picture issue is that the DHS will now work so this is a key point, folks. Right here. Listen to this. The bigger picture issue is that the Department of Homeland Security will now work around any independence of social media vis a vis Twitter as a free platform by defining the parameters of allowed conversation. A bureaucratic board within the DHS will now serve as the group who defines can't what can and cannot be said or be discussed.
• 21:40
  All right now this is the woman that's kind of taking over the DHS and I can play her video here going on. So, it doesn't take a deep thinker to see exactly where this is going. Various US government agencies will now define their interests. The definitions will then be transmitted to the officers within big tech and social media, and any entity who dares to challenge that government deficient or government definition or government narrative will be targeted for content removal. So they're gonna have their own kind of representatives, you know, going to the social media that are representing the government.
• 22:18
  So this is like folks, this is the scariest this is one of the scariest parts of this whole Twitter thing is what I'm reading you right now because this is this is insane. This is Orwellian. This is really what it is. Alright? So permitted speech will be defined by the government agencies, and the mechanisms for controlling, targeting, or removing speech that challenges the narrative will now lead to content removal.
• 22:41
  The shift here, the part that must be emphasized is the official justification in the terms and conditions of the social media platform operators will come from US government agencies, not the platform itself. So within, so what they're saying is that so when you sign up for Twitter account or Facebook account or whatever, that when you sign off, and you say I agree to your terms and conditions, that some of those terms and conditions are actually gonna be coming from the government, not from the social media platform. So when you create a Twitter account, and you say, I agree to Twitter's terms and conditions that you're now also going to be saying once this is in place that I agree to abide by whatever the government says I can and cannot say.
• 23:32
  Speaker 2: Frightening folks. There's your Ministry of Truth logo there. So, that article right there, I thought encapsulated this information really, really critical because this is the key thing. Look, it's great. I think that we're seeing positive changes at Twitter.
• 23:54
  Look, whenever you see that the ultra left freak out like this, it always makes you smile. We see all the radicals foaming at the mouth, because they want communism, they want
• 24:03
  Speaker 1: to be in control of it. Right? That's that's always that's always how it works. The people in the far, far left, they want to bring in communism, they want censorship, they want, you know, all of these things that come with a communist system. But but they want to be
• 24:18
  Speaker 2: the ones that are controlling it. They're happy if the the right wingers are censored. Oh, they love it. The thing is, is that that's that's what a useful idiot is. In history, in history, the communist regimes have always used the useful idiots to bring in their systems.
• 24:38
  And it's a little bit of
• 24:39
  Speaker 1: a crass term, but it's actually true. I mean, look, if you're the one that is pushing forth a communist agenda, I'm sorry, but you're the useful idiot. But the thing
• 24:49
  Speaker 2: that you have to understand is, is once that system is in place, who are the first people that are lined up and shot? It's the useful idiots. That's how
• 24:59
  Speaker 1: it works. So all the Antifa or BLM folks that are wanting to defund the police and they're wanting universal basic income. They want this stuff until it actually comes into place and that the day that that system comes in the day that that communist system comes in, they're the first ones rounded up, because they've already shown that they're the revolutionaries. They're the ones that are going to be rebelling. The problem is that they're rebelling against a fake enemy because the communist gain hold of all the systems that control the group thought.
• 25:31
  Right? They create their Ministry of Truth, which then shapes the minds of the people and makes them think that the old system makes them think that the 1776, the founders, the Judeo Christian values are the enemy. They use those people to destroy those that system until they're no longer needed anymore. And then they're lined up against the wall or thrown into concentration camps or whatever ends up happening to them. And this is what concerns me.
• 26:01
  And this brings us back to Elon Musk. This brings us back to the worst communist regime on earth and in a lot
• 26:11
  Speaker 2: of ways in the history of Earth. As we know it, the Chinese Communist Party.
• 26:17
  Speaker 1: The communist regime that's responsible for killing an estimated hundred million people or more. The place where right now they've got 30 some odd million people locked in their homes in Shanghai for their COVID zero policy. The same people that have millions of Uighur Muslims sitting in concentration camps in the Xinjiang region. The same government that has hundreds of thousands,
• 26:42
  Speaker 2: if not more of Falun Gong practitioners locked away in camps, waiting for the day that comes when they say okay, you know what, we're gonna take you away. Where am going? We'll tell you later. They get strapped down to a bed, and
• 26:56
  Speaker 1: they get executed via organ extractions just came out. This just came out that this was I think it was the American transplant society or one of the larger organizations they just officially recognized the fact that the Chinese Communist Party is using execution via organ removal on Falun Gong practitioners in China. We've known this has been happening since around early 2000s. But this so this is the government that worries me. And this is the giant red flag for me with Elon Musk.
• 27:29
  Okay, I'm gonna pull
• 27:29
  Speaker 2: up this next article. This is the one that I think is an important one. All right. So, this article this is on Benzinga. It's a new website to me but great articles written by Phil Hall.
• 27:45
  This article lays out really, really, really important points about Elon and the CCP. Okay? Because look, say Elon is against the globalist. He's doing good things. Look,
• 28:01
  Speaker 1: maybe Elon is actually a good guy and he's strategically maneuvering. You know, there's a lot people said Trump was controlled by the globalist, you know, but Trump even if whether look. Whether Trump was a Jesuit or not, doesn't really matter what you know, whether, you know, one point he went to Epstein's Island. You know, the thing is is that a lot of times to get into these systems, you have to play by their game up to a certain point to become powerful enough to then take them on. So there is a chance that Elon is doing that.
• 28:26
  Right? There's a chance that Elon truly wants to take Twitter and he wants to protect and he wants to see free speech, you know, for all people. There's a chance of that. So I'm not condemning him. I'm really not.
• 28:38
  I hope. Look, and Elon, if you're watching this, I know you've got a lot of free time to watch Man in America. I hope you do the right thing. I hope that you do what's good for humanity. Because you have a lot of power.
• 28:52
  Been given a lot of power by God. I hope that you choose to do good with that.
• 28:56
  Speaker 2: But I'm not going to bury my head in
• 28:59
  Speaker 1: the sand and just hope for the best and ignore all the red flags. And that's the purpose of the shows that actually a lot of the shows I do. That's what I do. I'm trying to show you folks, This is the reality. Okay, you can make your own decision.
• 29:11
  I'm going show you different sides of the story. Make up what you think. But this is this is real. Okay. So getting to this article here.
• 29:18
  This is a critical article.
• 29:21
  Speaker 2: Okay, so now this one, I'm gonna have to look at my different screen to read it because it's
• 29:26
  Speaker 1: a little smaller. So Musk did not give details on how he would unlock the extraordinary potential at Twitter, which was founded in 02/2006, nor did he offer a hint of his concept of free speech contrary to popular opinion opinion. The First Amendment doesn't apply to messaging or private sector messaging on private sector platforms. Many people assume Musk would be returning many Twitter banned individuals and entities to the platform, including President Trump and Babylon Bee news satire site but Musk never said that was his goal forming a civil water.
• 30:02
  Speaker 2: Now remind you folks, the fact
• 30:04
  Speaker 1: that we see these accounts being reinstated, that's not because Musk did that. It's because Twitter's freaking out. And they're trying to hide the evidence they've been doing this stuff. So the fact that we're seeing Tucker Carlson's back on, Marjorie Taylor Greene is back on. That's not because Musk went there and did that.
• 30:21
  That's because Twitter is saying, Okay, we better clean things up. Okay? So. So okay. So indeed, no one knows how Musk plans to run Twitter now that he's acquired the company.
• 30:35
  One of the most prominent critic one of the most prominent critics, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos opined interesting question. Did the Chinese government just gain a bit of leverage over the town square? Now maybe Bezos is the wrong messenger in this particular case considering his business ties to China and his rivalry with Musk, but the message deserves attention. China's Government and several Chinese corporations working with the Chinese with the government's blessings have provided the cash to support Musk's corporate success and he's responded with near slavish devotion to his Beijing benefactors. Quite frankly, this is this is here's the $44,000,000,000,000 question or sorry $44,000,000,000 question.
• 31:21
  What role, if any, will China's government play in a Musk run Twitter? This is the question that we all need to be asking. What role, what influence will the CCP have? Because the CCP are masters of gaining strings of influence masters of setting up those little strings for all the little puppets they can manipulate whether it's money, blackmail, you know through honey potting, any number of things. That's how the CCP has control is because they use their little strings of influence.
• 31:59
  And so the question is, is what strings of influence might they have on Elon Musk? We think that he's the richest person in the world, which I actually don't agree with that. He's maybe the richest, you know, person on paper. But we're not talking about the European banking families or, you know, what's sitting under the Vatican. There's so much wealth that's been hidden from people.
• 32:17
  And when Forbes Magazine says this person's the richest, actually, as a side point, guess who is in the process right right now of trying to buy the Forbes Media empire? I'll give you one choice. The CCP. Yeah. Yes.
• 32:32
  So the CCP is actually right now in the process of attempting to purchase the entire Forbes media empire. Is that
• 32:40
  Speaker 2: worrying a little bit? Okay, so back to
• 32:44
  Speaker 1: the article. So in 2017, the Chinese company Tencent Holdings acquired a 5% stake in Tesla, which Musk welcomed by tweeting about how he was glad to have Tencent as an investor and adviser to Tesla. Tencent operates WeChat social media app that was banned under Trump over privacy issues, but then Biden lifted the ban last June. Imagine that. Beijing Biden.
• 33:10
  Right? So also, I'll make a note here. So even though it says that Tencent owns 5%, this is back in 2017, this is probably changed a little bit through dilution, etc. But so at that point that Tencent owns 5% of Tesla, you have to understand that Tencent is a government company. Any of these giant corporations in China, they're not independent companies.
• 33:30
  Once they get big enough they get basically acquired by the state, even if you never know about it. Any massive company in China is basically run by the CCP they report to the CCP if they don't, they get destroyed, or the leader of the company will fall out of a building or disappear. And then all of sudden the new leadership takes over and you there you have a CCP. So, basically if you look at so the
• 33:59
  Speaker 2: CCP at in 2017, I'm not sure where that's at currently, but the CCP owns 5% of Tesla. That's concerning to me. Okay. So now on
• 34:12
  Speaker 1: to SpaceX. The extent of Chinese investment in SpaceX is not clear. And US rep Chris Stewart from Utah, a senior member of the House Intelligence Committee, has been seeking confidential briefings with federal agencies to ascertain the links between SpaceX and China's government. Yet to realize that SpaceX is one of the biggest one of their biggest biggest clients is the Pentagon. Right?
• 34:35
  So, you know, again, Elon Musk is deeply involved in the military industrial complex. He's at the not the center of it, but he's a big key with that, especially with SpaceX. So here's a quote from Chris Stewart says, I'm a fan of Elon Musk and SpaceX but anyone would be concerned if there are financial entanglements with China. Right. There's your quote, whether it's SpaceX or Twitter, anyone would be concerned if there are financial entanglements with China.
• 35:07
  Right. And again, as as we fast as beautiful as the news is right now of Elon Musk acquiring Twitter, if we fast forward to say a year from now, we could look back, we might say, know what, I wish Twitter would have stayed public. Because at least as a public company, the CCP had a lot less control over it. Maybe we'll be saying that. I hope we don't.
• 35:27
  I hope we're not saying that. I hope that Elon Musk says, you know what, know, Xi Jinping, Pooh Bear, you know, no control over me, man. You know, I'm doing the right thing. I hope he says that. But we'll see.
• 35:40
  So there's also the as the article continues, there's also the question of how Musk is paying for the acquisition. So Washington Post columnist, Maureen McCartle acknowledged in the news of Musk's transaction by tweeting, quote, the carrying costs for the debt he's using to fund the acquisition are major, possibly as much as a billion dollars a year. Even for Elon Musk, that is a lot of money. It's true. Right?
• 36:04
  So for him to borrow all the money he needs to buy Twitter, that what she's saying is that money is going
• 36:09
  Speaker 2: to cost him about a billion dollars a year. Right? So who's gonna get that money? So he continues.
• 36:17
  Speaker 1: With Twitter going private, it's not inconceivable that Chinese money could help Musk pay for Twitter's operations in a manner that is opaque to The US public, but the Chinese would expect something in return for its funding. The communist government in China has no history of freely giving without demanding a response for its generosity. That's exactly how it works, folks. So now on to Musk's China syndrome. And some of this is part of the show that I did the other day.
• 36:50
  While it's not unusual for US Corporate Leaders to flatter Chinese officials in their pursuit of business deals, few have gone as far and as deep as Musk in cheerleading on behalf of Beijing while maintaining a stony silence when pressed about China's problematic policies. So in a in a interview with automotive news in 2020, Musk gushed saying, China rocks in my opinion. The energy in China is great. So Musk also stood out from other US Corporate Leaders by praising the CCP on its one hundredth anniversary last year tweeting that the economic prosperity that China has achieved is truly amazing, especially in infrastructure. This is amidst COVID.
• 37:33
  This is amidst all the insanity that came out of China, right through, you know, with Fauci and all that stuff. It's a little different story. But so you have Musk last year praising them on their hundredth anniversary saying that quote, economic prosperity that China has achieved is truly amazing, especially in infrastructure. That to me feels like someone who's way too close to the CCP. The fact that he's tweeting publicly to his, you know, hundred million, however many followers, kowtowing to the CCP like that.
• 38:06
  But listen, but when it comes to some of the less than stellar aspects of the Chinese government's actions, Musk has been elusive. After Tesla opened a dealership in December in the Xinjiang region, which is the center of what human rights advocates have identified as unprecedented Chinese persecution of the Uighur Muslim minority, Musk ignored all attempts at engagement by Twitter denizens, including Bazinga's reporting staff about his business dealings in Xinjiang and his concerns on the fate of the Uighur population. And when Chinese Chinese authorities forced Shanghai residents, including Tesla employees, into borderline imprisonment in their homes during the current wave of COVID cases, Musk said nothing about these actions, although he was high a highly vocal critic of the far less restrictive US lockdowns that took place in the spring of twenty twenty at the beginning of pandemic, calling American authorities fascist for demanding forcible imprisonment. This folks look everyone's clamoring about Musk and free speech. I'm sorry.
• 39:13
  If you know a year ago or however long ago, he's coming out saying that the US government is fascist for locking us up. Well, I agree with that. Okay. That's a check-in my book. But if he is silent, if he's purposely silent about what's happening in Shanghai right now where he has employees where there's Tesla employees locked up in their apartments, which I've covered Shanghai, I'll probably cover it again soon because it's gotten worse and worse over there.
• 39:39
  Right? People's actions are the true intent of people a lot of times is more in what they don't say than what they say. A person will reveal more about themselves sometimes by what they don't say. And by what he's not saying that's alarming to me. Okay, so here this article continues with what to expect.
• 40:01
  The Chinese government has made diverse attempts to influence US public opinion with not too subtle efforts, including the Confucius Institute programs aimed at college and university students and distributing free copies of the state run China Daily newspaper across Washington DC. So it wasn't just DC. So this is back when I worked at the newspaper in New York City. They one of our competitors of New York Times, Wall Street Journal. And at different points, this is back in 02/2010, around that time, you would see New York Times with a China Daily stuffed into it.
• 40:34
  China Daily is straight CCP propaganda. These media companies took millions of dollars from the CCP to put their CCP propaganda into these newspapers. Okay? Now the government influencing the West is a prime goal of the CCP, as I mentioned before in the show. They're right now in negotiations to purchase Forbes Media.
• 40:57
  Right? The Forbes Global Media Empire. Imagine the CCP on that. That's what they're pining for. So China's state run Xinhua News Agency, which okay.
• 41:07
  You probably see us come out sometimes. Know, we have, like, Reuters, etcetera. So China is Xinhua News Agency. If you ever see that, no. Okay.
• 41:13
  That is propaganda. That's CCP propaganda. Offered a four paragraph summary of the Twitter acquisition. This is interesting, folks. With one paragraph devoted to an explanation, the deal is not secured and is subject to regulatory approvals.
• 41:28
  This is rather interesting because China's government has blocked Twitter since 02/2009. Another China related fact that Musk has never tweeted about, and dozens of Chinese nationals who managed to access the site to criticize their government leaders have been imprisoned. Musk never publicly acknowledged the situation. So think about this. People in China that have used VPNs and, you know, to bypass the CCP's firewall, to access Twitter, to criticize the government, to share information publicly about what's really happening in China have been imprisoned.
• 42:05
  Right? So the country that Musk has been cozying up with is actually imprisoning and probably torturing, to be honest, people that are breaking through the firewall to use the company that he's buying to help you get word out to help have free speech about what's happening. So he continues the article, given Musk's track record being over generous with his praise of China's leadership while slant while staying mum on controversial issues. It's unclear if his Twitter team will be charged with erasing or shadow banning tweets critical of China. On Monday afternoon, Musk tweeted, I hope that even my worst critics remain on Twitter because that's what free speech mean Means however, Musk has reported a reported history of firing people and terminating vendor contracts if anyone disagrees with him or goes public with criticism about him and his business.
• 42:59
  So the article and this is the finishing point. It will most likely be months before Musk receives all the necessary clearances to put his hands on the Twitter steering wheel. But considering Chinese influence on Musk and his own erratic behavior, the question still remains. Will his version of free speech come with asterisks that would make the new Twitter look very much like the one he is supposedly trying to restructure? So again, if
• 43:29
  Speaker 2: you consider, as we're summarizing Musk and Twitter, if
• 43:33
  Speaker 1: you consider, I shared with you earlier about what the what the Department of Homeland Security is doing with their Ministry of Truth, you consider the ties to the CCP. Folks, there are some red flags here. Now again, I hope that Elon makes the right decision. I hope that he stands up for free speech. I hope that he allows us to share critical medical information with people over the internet on these platforms that can save lives potentially?
• 43:57
  I really hope so. But we'll see. So, folks, very soon, I'm going to be heading over to Rise TV only for the latter half of the show. So we're going to do a q and a over there. So if you have any question at all, whether it's about Twitter, Musk prepping, devolution, Trump, whatever it is, the vaccine, you know, it's an open q and a, which we have a lot of fun with.
• 44:20
  I'm also going to dig into a few more topics over there. Specifically the world economic forum. I'll give you a quick preview of that. So let me show you this, folks. This is critical.
• 44:32
  And I'll be digging into this even more over on Rise TV. So here we have an article. This is an article from 02/2008 that was not easy to find. Young global leaders Anderson Cooper and Lena DiCaprio are in the most exclusive private social network in the world. So this was written in 02/2008.
• 44:52
  This is
• 44:52
  Speaker 2: on Bloomberg. Okay. Let me scroll down here. Scroll down here. Well, for one thing, I'll
• 44:58
  Speaker 1: let you if you guys don't know this, but you know, the favorite our favorite Maria Baturomo. Sorry, I forgot her name. She's a young global leader,
• 45:08
  Speaker 2: but more importantly, let's scroll down here. What's this say right here? Elon Musk, the chairman of Tesla Motors much publicized electric sports car company is a new young global leader.
• 45:25
  Speaker 1: Also highlighted there is Sergey Brin, co founder of Google. So look, this isn't necessarily damning because maybe he had to infiltrate that. But these are some worrying things with his push towards transhumanism, how all this aligns with Klaus Schwab and the Fourth Industrial Revolution. And this was scrubbed from the internet. If you go search for this, and maybe there's new new content that's coming up about this.
• 45:51
  This is only on an old article from 02/2008 where it talked about this. So maybe he had it intentionally removed from the internet. He has the ability to do that. I'm sure if he calls his pals over these big tech companies. But here it is in Bloomberg.com Bloomberg Media that Elon Musk is a new young global leader for the World Economic Forum.
• 46:13
  So we're gonna get into that. And I've got some more information about Epstein and Epstein's ties to Elon Musk's brother, which are kind of worrying. So those are gonna be over on Rise TV. So folks, if you are not familiar with Rise TV, this is it right here. It is a Patriot owned streaming platform.
• 46:31
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• 46:55
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• 47:27
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• 47:49
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• 48:08
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• 48:25
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• 48:55
  And it's an amazing community of patriots. So I hope to see you over there on Rise TV for the q and a. Dom, you can go ahead and cut off the public feeds now. We're gonna head over to Rise TV. Thank you so much for watching today.
• 49:07
  And also continue over on RiseTV. So Don, let me know when the feeds are cut. We're gonna go over to RiseTV. So to all the RiseTV family, hello. Thank you for being here.
• 49:19
  So give me a second to pull up the questions here. And as usual, if you have any questions at all that you want me to answer, just write question in all caps in your your message and we will pull it over Dom will pull it over into my question document for you. Also, thank you so much for the kind words for all of you though over Zach Sr. Worth every penny. Hope the rise TV best investment for your heart and mind.
• 49:50
  I'd have to say that I agree that's very kind of you. So all right. Okay, so folks, we're now going to jump into the q and a. Okay, let me let me see here. Let me just go make this a little more legible for me.
• 50:08
  And just a reminder, if you have any questions at all. Please ask actually what before we jump in the q and a there's a few other bits of content I'm going be showing you. Actually, let me go ahead and pull this up for you. So one as I mentioned, so this article so I'm going to read a little bit of this article here. This is about the World Economic Forum.
• 50:31
  This is about the young global leaders here. So let me pull this up and see that properly. So this is an article on America Out Loud. Okay, and here it goes. So most of my audience is well aware that the World Economic Forum's Young Global Leader Initiative has yielded some of the most powerful people in the world.
• 50:51
  From leaders like Justin Trudeau and Gavin Newsom to tech giants like Larry Page and Mark Zuckerberg, the disciples of Klaus Schwab and the New World Order make up a huge chunk of control over our world today. Okay, what many may not know is that Elon Musk is among them. I don't hold it against you if you didn't know because there seems to have been a concerted effort to hide this fact. Searching on Google and other platforms for information about just about any of the previous graduates of Schwab School globalism reveals tons of information for just about any of the previous sorry, but a similar search for Musk's participation is conspicuously slim. I had to go back to a 02/2008 Bloomberg article to find it.
• 51:36
  In an article titled Young Global Leaders Anderson Cooper and Leonardo DiCaprio are the most exclusive private social media network in the world. Those published in 02/2008. The article revealed that Elon Musk, the chairman of Tesla Motors, the much publicized electric sports car company is a new young global leader. So he says as the billionaire pushes to buy Twitter outright, the vast majority of conservatives on the social network have been cheering him on. This makes sense considering he's clearly trying to install a free speech mentality they're denouncing censorship and claiming to be a free speech abolitionist, but it must be known that Musk is likely not the conservative hero many of him want many want him to be in fact, he has a history of promoting anti American ideas like universal basic income, stronger economic ties with communist China, and an outright embrace of a form of socialism that sounds an awful lot like the world economic for his push for stakeholder capitalism.
• 52:34
  Alright, so anyway, the article contains but like that this is to me this is critical, right? Like we know about these young global leaders and the fact that you know, go back to this article right here we have it. Bloomberg, Elon Musk, the chairman of Tesla Motors, the publicized sports company is a new young global leader. So one other thing I want to share with you folks about back to Epstein. This is just another point looking, I'm not confusing him of anything.
• 53:00
  I'm just letting you know, it's important to know these things so that he was obviously a target of Epstein's operation. So here we have the article from Business Insiders from 2020 about how Jeffrey Epstein set Elon Musk's brother up with a girlfriend in an effort to get closer to the Tesla founder. So basically what happened here is that the Epstein, the multimillionaire sex criminal introduced Kimball Musk, who's Elon's brother to a woman in his entourage, two sources told Business Insider. The woman who had previously dated Epstein and lived in an apartment building where he was known to house models dated Kimball Musk from 2011 to 2012. Though their relationship was on all accounts genuine, the sources said that Epstein hoped it would open doors to Elon Musk and his companies.
• 53:49
  Epstein and his entourage were granted a private tour of Elon Musk's space factor SpaceX fact facility in Hawthorne, California in 2012. So, again, we make our own decisions here, but just thought that was worth showing you because
• 54:08
  Speaker 2: this is the guy that now is going be owning Twitter. And this is
• 54:12
  Speaker 1: a really, really important role that he has. Just I really I sincerely hope that he does good. I hope that he fights to help humankind with this. That's my sincere hope. So, on to the questions, folks.
• 54:30
  Casey Dave, does Elon Musk have a genetic connection to any of the 13 families? Know, that would be a great deep dive. I'd love to see Amazing Paulie do a show like that in terms of you know, tracing the his lineage back because, you know, you see a lot of these people you trace it back like, Oh, it happens to be a Rothschild. Oh, it happens to be a Vanderbilt. Oh, it happens to be a, you know, Onassis.
• 54:55
  It's like you trace these things back. And it's like, it always finds I'd be very, I'd be very curious to see like maybe he's like, you know, Klaus Schwab's nephew or something. I don't know. I don't know. Okay.
• 55:15
  Okay. So Luna's mom. Seth, it's my understanding that the Constitution is the supreme law of the land. Why then would Musk be following the law a problem? Yes, well because
• 55:29
  Speaker 2: the thing is okay, so let me pull that tweet back up for you. Okay.
• 55:37
  Speaker 1: Here we go. Great question, by the way. So,
• 55:41
  Speaker 2: by free speech, I simply mean that which matches the law. Okay. That which matches the law. So,
• 55:53
  Speaker 1: the problem that I see here is that he's not saying, I will follow free speech as defined in the Constitution. He's saying that I will follow free speech as it matches the law. So, yeah, I mean, for me, I look at the constitution as being the supreme rule of the land. I follow the constitution. And if the federal government is infringing upon my rights as given me by the constitution, I will follow the constitution, not the federal government.
• 56:20
  Right? But make a note that like, I haven't heard Elon mentioned the constitution. I haven't heard Elon mentioned the First Amendment. I just only heard him saying using the catchphrase of free speech and saying he'll follow the law. So the federal government can pass laws that are unconstitutional for certain.
• 56:38
  And that's my concern is that he's going to choose to follow the federal government's law instead of the law of the Constitution. Scott Monson, how can we legally create missions to counter these obvious unconstitutional actors and clowns? It's a great question. It's a great question. And I don't you know, I don't know much about militias.
• 57:02
  I'll be the first to admit that I know that they're being targeted heavily. It's kind of a dangerous thing. I mean, I would, instead of I would say instead of trying to form a militia, I would recommend just building a small local community, getting to know your neighbors, forming a relationship like that, instead of say joining a particular militia, because that's going put you on sort of some sort of watch list, I'm sure. And it'll be easier for them to target those militias. So I would really recommend that if you want to be proactive with this, you know, get to know your neighbors, find your neighbors that are on the same page with you in terms of Second Amendment and the Constitution and form a group that way.
• 57:39
  That is not some like, you know, like you're like it's bills, ready men militia, you know, on Facebook that the government know, government's like, okay. This guy is a terrorist. Okay. Good question, though, Scott. Dawn to Earth, will this pertain to truth social referring to the Ministry of Truth?
• 57:56
  It it might actually. And I mean, and again, you'll you'll see Trump. Yeah. Trump is someone that now Trump spoke a lot about the constitution. That's why people say that, okay, well, you know, Trump and Elon Musk are fighting for free speech.
• 58:09
  I'm sorry. But Elon Musk has tweeted about it and said a few things about it. Trump sacrificed his entire life to defend the constitution in many, many ways. So I don't know how Trump would handle that If the Biden's Ministry of Truth tries to then start censoring true social. It's tricky.
• 58:29
  I would hope that he would say that he's not going to abide by it. But then maybe Apple says, Okay, we're kicking you out of our app store. It gets worded. We're in a perilous place. It's tricky.
• 58:41
  Okay, metal Avenger. Okay, metal Avenger. Do you think they released at home DNA tests like 23andMe to not only collect our DNA information but to condition us for the COVID PCR tests. I definitely think I definitely believe that the DNA kits were used nefariously to collect our DNA information. I definitely believe that.
• 59:11
  I think a lot information with the China, which maybe I think they're using it even to develop bio weapons and, you know, you know, different kinds of pathogens that will target different races or different types of people. But as you say that getting used to at home PCR test, I don't know. Because I think a lot of those DNA testers just use spitting something and you send it off somewhere. So I don't think they weren't they weren't really mass distributed in the way that the PCR tests were. So I don't necessarily think they'd be using for conditioning.
• 59:42
  Just because I'm not sure how many people actually did them anyway. But I'm sure that there's some ties in that that's all goes together.
• 59:53
  Speaker 2: Okay. Rebuilding the truth. Great question. I know you said that
• 59:57
  Speaker 1: you feel that ET seeded our technology. What about the human geniuses like Nikola Tesla that created tech that could rival and perhaps even and eventually suppress ET tech? Yeah, I mean, you know, I think that there's like, I believe that Tesla invented free energy. I believe that he invented incredible things. It was all seized by the government.
• 1:00:19
  I haven't gone into detail on that. But from my understanding, it was, he was on the on the hit list. He ended up dying poor basically because of that even though he invented technologies that would change how we live. So yeah, I mean, I'm not I'm not necessarily saying that that humans couldn't have admitted some of that technology. But I think that like what Tessa was tapping into with energy and the mechanisms he was using to access that technology, I think was done in a way that was more natural than say these microchips and all this other stuff.
• 1:00:52
  Think it was like this kind of alien stuff. So the chicken coop lady. So do you guys feel that Seth and Ben and Rob are kind of on different sides of this? Yeah. Yeah, I mean, I think that we are a little bit.
• 1:01:06
  Ben and Rob are much more they're more pro Elon. And they think that he's a good guy. And look, I'm not saying that he's not a good guy. I guess you could say that I'm a little more suspicious of anybody that's like that powerful than they are but you think that they would be too. But also like, I'm not sure if they've done the same type of research that I've done.
• 1:01:31
  Like that's the thing. Because I know that there that Ben and Robert both very strong in their stance against the CCP. So if maybe if I showed them how much that Elon has worn up the CCP and shouldn't that kind of information they might be changing tune a little bit perhaps so. Common man, you might have answers before people say that she is secretly a white hat. What are your thoughts on that?
• 1:01:55
  I disagree. Look, look what's happening in China right now. Like, look what's happening. Like, people can say, okay. It's much more believable to me if people say that maybe Putin is a white hat.
• 1:02:08
  Right? I mean, yes, but he's still he's a harsh leader. There's people who've so disappeared for speaking the wrong thing in public and everything, but he's not he's not imprisoning his people. He's not murdering his own people. He doesn't have concentration camps up in Russia.
• 1:02:21
  Like to say that that she is a white hat to me shows like an extreme like misunderstanding and just almost ignorance to the CCP. Because if she was a white hat, you wouldn't have millions of people being tortured in camps in Uighur regions. Right? Xinjiang. You wouldn't have the persecution of Falun Gong with organ harvesting and all that.
• 1:02:46
  Like if she was a white hat, you wouldn't have that. Now, I'm not saying that she might be against the globalists. Like I think that she and the plan of the CCP, their end goal is global domination. Right? But you can't, there's a Chinese saying you can't have two tigers on one mountain.
• 1:03:04
  So do I think that she is against maybe Soros and some of the European bankers there's a good chance of that. It does not make him a white hat though. So and do not confuse that. Think it's a of people are very confused about China. So Yugen has a question here that makes me wonder why certain people are a very high interest to occult members and certain cartel members.
• 1:03:28
  One thing I assume is lineage. Yeah, I agree. Lot of actually has to do with lineage and bloodlines and some weird stuff around that. Straight Down JB. Are you familiar with Jason Sherka?
• 1:03:40
  And do you think he's credible? I'm not familiar with Jason Sherka. I'll look him up. I'll do some research on him, but I'm not familiar with him. Actually, I'm gonna type that up into Jason Sherka.
• 1:03:51
  I always appreciate you guys' recommendations. But yeah, I'll look up to Mr. Jason Sherka and let you know. Okay, Just Jane. Seth, do you think they've got an AI telling them what world events to create next?
• 1:04:08
  IE Ukraine, buying Twitter, etc. Kind of like Looking Glass. It you know, it wouldn't surprise me like I know that I think that what we see of the real technology they have is like point 001%. The, I think that they have probably some sort of central AI that is so far advanced that we couldn't even imagine it. So to think that they might have an AI that is predicting things for them and telling them how to act.
• 1:04:37
  It would not surprise me. I haven't thought that before. But that's a really intelligent way to look at it. Serge, do you think that a false flag or attack will happen during the midterms? There's a very good chance of it.
• 1:04:51
  Yeah, I think it'll either be like a resurgence of COVID. I've, there's just something that's going to happen. They know they're gonna get wiped out in the election. So there's just, there's just something that's going to be happening I suspect because they're not just going to allow it to happen like a free and fair election. So whether it is a false flag event or whether it's new lockdowns and you know, like a put I have no idea but I agree with you on that.
• 1:05:22
  Okay, Mana Noble Gold, did you get any business up with them? Contacted them twice. No follow-up. I know that Noble Gold has just been really, really busy. There's been a lot of influx in customers.
• 1:05:35
  So if you want to actually shoot me an email, just email Seth@mia.news. Again, it's Seth@mia.news and just give me your name and contact information. I'll pass that along to them and they'll make sure that they have a rep reach out to you. Just because they I know that there's they've been really having a hard time keeping up with all the demand because a lot of people are now realizing that they don't want to keep their gold sitting their money sitting in a stock market or an IRA. I'll follow-up with them.
• 1:06:02
  Again, it's Seth. I'll type it in the chat for you real quick just so you have it. There you go. That is my email you can reach me at. Okay, Montana dude Hi Seth trying to get into silver most dealers want a few thousand to invest can't afford that, I would recommend on there are some different places you can buy online.
• 1:06:22
  Let me actually see really quick if, if I'm gonna see if I can show you one really quick. So here's one site, say you're looking for just a handful, like say you want to spend $1,000 right? This is JM bullion. And they're, you know, they're quite reliable. So say for instance, you wanted to come on here and say you wanted to buy 10 ounces of silver, right?
• 1:06:53
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• 1:07:12
  Silver is at $23.45 an ounce. Here you can buy a one ounce silver bar for $29 Again, there's different premiums. You don't buy these fancy looking silver things that have these like high premiums like ignore all that. But you know, you can come buy this like a basic, you know, United States Of America, Angawi Trust silver buffalo for $29 That's, you know, the so the bullion coins are traded, they trade, they're trading at a higher premium. It doesn't mean that silver itself is in, they have a low supply of silver.
• 1:07:47
  They just have a low supply of minted silver. So you'll see the premiums go up in a time when more people are buying silver. It's not that big of a deal though, because if silver's say $24 an ounce, you're paying 29 an ounce for one of these. It's still a relatively fair price. So if you do want to get a smaller quantity places like this I would recommend.
• 1:08:08
  So hopefully that's helpful for you. Okay. So Raybert, do you think after Musk buys Twitter, he will flip his opinion on free speech? So, no, I have. Okay, sorry.
• 1:08:25
  There's a good chance of that, to be honest. I think there's actually a very good chance of that because well, okay. Sorry. I can't say there's a very good chance of but there's definitely a chance of it. You know, a lot of people, they say one thing, they do another thing.
• 1:08:36
  Like, that's you have to understand. People say one thing and do another thing. So you know as much as Musk wants to say this, he might have BlackRock etc coming in saying look, you know, we own a large part of Tesla, and you're gonna play this way with CCP. So you never know. Okay, so Elwood C, who says, Hey Seth, have you picked up on the supporting of your musk caution by the band and war room?
• 1:09:00
  No, actually that's pretty cool. So Elwood, if you. So I didn't really read this. That'd be kind of cool if Bannon was giving me a shout out. Can you let me know?
• 1:09:13
  And Dom, keep an eye on this comment, but let me know if if you have which clip that he was talking about. So I'd love to see I'd love to see which clip that he was talking about on there. So that's kind of cool. Yeah. Yeah.
• 1:09:27
  So L would see let me know in the comments, though, which which segment it was or which day it was. And Dom, keep an eye for that. See if you can find that Dom because I'd love to see that. Supu, if you watch any of the music videos by Grimes, it looks like it looks satanic to me Elon Musk have known about the content of music and videos when they had a child together. Yeah, this is one of the big red flags for me also.
• 1:09:50
  Oh, actually, I just realized that you guys can see my questions there. Anyway, this is that's how I do my questions. I've got a Google Doc and You know, Dom drops them in there for me. So yeah, I'm revealing my secrets to you. So no wonder that is there.
• 1:10:07
  So yes, so have you picked up the Yes. Sorry. Yeah, you know, so grimes. Yeah, Grimes is really concerning to me. And that's why I said I covered this in the last show that I did.
• 1:10:21
  It's like, how would he not have known this? Like, yeah, how would he not have known that she is that kind of person? Like, and I showed, I showed, I showed in multiple instances, you know, the last show I did I showed you picture of her reading a book about Satan and reading a book about the communist manifesto. So how would he not have known that? Again, I agree.
• 1:10:48
  Okay, AZ Patriot. What are your thoughts? Could Elon Musk be the Antichrist? I wouldn't say so. I don't think so.
• 1:10:57
  I'm very hesitant to say anybody is the Antichrist because that's a really really strong statement. And if you're gonna pick one person, it probably wouldn't be someone that we're seeing the public or maybe, I don't know, I just I'm very hesitant. I'm very hesitant to say that hey, this person's Antichrist or not. So, yeah. Maybe maybe, yeah, maybe he is.
• 1:11:28
  Thank you folks for pointing out that I'm saying a lot. I mean, I'm thinking a lot. So yeah, please don't don't do a drinking game of me saying because you'll probably get drunk after the show. But I appreciate your feedback.
• 1:11:39
  Speaker 2: And that's one thing, folks. Look, I love your feedback.
• 1:11:43
  Speaker 1: I really I welcome your feedback. So if I have a weird tic or I'm I say something odd, or even if I say, too much, let me know. Want your feedback. Because I, there you go. I said know, but in all honesty, I get really comfortable when talking with you.
• 1:11:59
  And I'm, which is, that's what I want to do. I want to be very genuine, very sincere. So but if there are some things like that where I'm saying, let me know. I really appreciate the feedback. I genuinely do.
• 1:12:14
  Chicken Coop Lady. What are your thoughts on Elon accepting Jesus as his Lord and Savior when he was with the Babylon Bee guys? Stunt, real part of setting us up. You know, I actually I don't I don't really have a lot of thoughts about that. People can say and do anything.
• 1:12:33
  And, you know, it's yeah, whether he did or not, whether he's truly following God and Christ and I don't know. I don't look, I hope so. I hope that he's I hope that he is fighting for the goodness of humanity. I really hope so. But I just I don't know for sure.
• 1:12:54
  Question from A. Is Trump a Jesuit? Very confusing as Trump is not Catholic never will never was never will be Jesuits are a Catholic order. Please come up with the facts the Pope is a liberal Jesuit. Sorry, I caught it.
• 1:13:11
  See this thing is once you give me a bit of feedback like that I catch it and start being more aware of it. I don't know in particular, I'd like to do more research about this. There are certain things that show that point out that there's a good chance that Trump was a Jesuit but again, I don't have the information in front of me. So I'm cautious to give you a direct response to that. However, in my opinion, it doesn't really matter.
• 1:13:37
  Because if Trump's intention was to become the person who's fighting, fighting back against the deep state. He may have had to infiltrate their systems. He may have had to become one of them to fight with them. It's almost like we're talking about, you know, the let's just use Star Wars example. Say you wanted to bring down Darth Vader.
• 1:14:02
  Well, maybe you would actually have to be a stormtrooper and and maybe become a general to get inside to understand how the system works to bring down the Darth Vader. So just because yeah, just because he may or may not have been it doesn't really mean that he's good or bad. And the people that say well he's a Jesuit therefore he's bad. Disagree with that. I disagree with it.
• 1:14:31
  Speaker 2: There it goes again.
• 1:14:33
  Speaker 1: So just Jane saying isn't Trump also a Freemason. I don't know. Maybe maybe he is maybe he isn't again, even if I found out that he was, I wouldn't necessarily say that means he's a bad person because he may have had to do that as part of getting into that society. Mean, Trump rose to a very prominent position in society. It's not easy to get into those upper levels of society.
• 1:14:58
  They only allow their kind in those upper levels. So yeah, hopefully that helps you. Now people are saying rumble is down. What do you mean by rumble? People are saying rumble is down.
• 1:15:10
  See, I'm just gonna check really quick. Oh.
• 1:15:16
  Speaker 2: Wow. Yeah. You're right. Rumble's website is down.
• 1:15:21
  Speaker 1: So that's interesting. Let me show this to you folks. So Rumble is yeah, Montana dude. Good comment. Judge a Christian by their fruits.
• 1:15:32
  Yep. You judge someone by their fruits. So this is Rumble's website. It just says 500 service unavailable. Crazy.
• 1:15:40
  Let me
• 1:15:40
  Speaker 2: just do a quick search. This is happening live. Well, I'm glad that my show finished. And let's see. Crazy.
• 1:15:53
  Interesting.
• 1:15:56
  Speaker 1: Yep. Yeah. So that's crazy that Rumble's down, especially after the true social aligning with it. But again, this is the beauty of Rise TV is that none of you folks are watching this show. Yeah, the the nice folks are watching the show on Rumble.
• 1:16:12
  Actually, so I see they're from Elwood C saying apologies did not mean shout out simply that Bannon and so big are talking the same tack last two days. Oh, okay. That makes sense. That makes sense. So okay, so back to the questions.
• 1:16:27
  Yeah, it looks like that rumble is down that's, that's crazy. That is crazy. Okay, so Pamela W. I remember Trump saying Musk should start a social media now here we are what are
• 1:16:40
  Speaker 2: your thoughts on that. Yeah, that's a good one. I'm not sure.
• 1:16:45
  Speaker 1: Trump Look, there's a chance that Trump is working together with Elon for all we know. I'm not writing that off. I'm not saying that Elon's like a bad communist. Right? Maybe Elon is actually working together with Trump.
• 1:16:59
  And maybe Trump met with Elon and said, Look, we can help you. We've got this alliance of good people and, you know, we can help you. So yeah, maybe that's the case. Okay. Zach Sr.
• 1:17:16
  What good home gardening tips do you have for today? Thanks. What good home gardening tips? Well, the one thing is buy seeds. I shared a post on telegram recently.
• 1:17:32
  It was a big list of places that where you can buy seeds. So that will be my big advice for you is buy some seeds. If you don't know what seeds to buy, depends on what region you're in. So if you're in Florida, you're gonna be buying different seeds than say Minnesota. For me, the main plants that I'm focusing on we're planting a lot of things, but we're focusing on tomatoes.
• 1:17:54
  I'm also trying to buy plants that are easy to preserve, mostly through canning, which how we're going to do a lot of it we don't have a freeze dryer that really expensive. So looks like Rumbles back now they say, let me just check that really quick. I'm just curious. So yeah, looks like Rumble is back up. Okay, that's odd though.
• 1:18:15
  Very interesting. And they're saying that it's man in America. Let me see. Let me see make sure my run by man America channel is working. Okay.
• 1:18:28
  Yes, it looks like it is working. Okay, so rumble is working. Okay. Yeah, so bad. So yeah, I would say buy seeds.
• 1:18:34
  It's a big one. So look at what what is good for you in your area. I'm trying to buy plants I know that we can can and preserve well. So we're focusing on we've got a lot of tomatoes we're planting. We're doing a lot of potatoes this year because we're doing we found potatoes that specifically are good for lasting through the winter.
• 1:18:52
  Onions as well. We're doing potatoes, onions and carrots that there are root vegetables that we can preserve that will last us through the winter. And so we're doing those we're doing peppers, peas, just a lot of your basic, your basic vegetables that have a higher yield bush beans provider beans, handful of other ones. Yeah, so the quick guardian tip is just you know, buy seeds. And also one of the small things just as a tip is just get started.
• 1:19:20
  You just get started, whether you're doing it in your apartment and you're just using a little countertop setup so you can grow inside, or whether you've got 30 acres of land that that you can be using to farm. Whatever it is, just get started and you'll find that once you see your first seeds pop up and start growing, it's just beautiful and amazing process that will encourage you to go further. Yeah, also Ching Koopli, get your seeds planted early starts are insane. $5 a pop. Yeah, I'm seeing the same exact thing.
• 1:19:55
  Right? So we did so with planting it to get your seeds started inside early enough so that way once you're ready to take your plants outside, they're big enough that you can get them going properly. But if you miss your window to get your seeds started, you have to buy starts starts or little plants that are say this tall or that tall or whatever, but they get they're expensive. So that's true. Okay.
• 1:20:18
  Lee Leo, did you see CNN criticized Fauci for saying the pandemic is over, and that we're now in an endemic whatever that means I did not see that I saw the clips. I saw people talking about Fauci saying that but I didn't. Yeah, I didn't see it in particular, in particular so, yeah, CNN and Fauci, gotta love them. Actually, there's mom 1776, who happens to be my mother, who said yes. She says here in Ohio too, dollars 4 for a small four inch pot.
• 1:20:47
  Last year, they were $1.5 So folks, your prices are going up. It's not just everything. Food. Yeah. A meadow.
• 1:20:55
  Also dandelions are not weeds. I agree. Dandelions are not weeds. Our whole lawn is full of dandelions. Neighbors probably hate it because I'm never gonna spray Roundup.
• 1:21:03
  My daughter loves it though because June comes inside she has like a yellow nose from sniffing dandelions. Okay, so, Leanne Watson, what what Okay, what will understanding the truth of what Trump, Elon and Co are really doing give us that we don't already have? It's a very good point. It's a very, very good point because that's true. I mean, in all reality, what Trump is doing, what Elon is doing, you know, and I try to balance my focus on this stuff.
• 1:21:40
  Like I don't want to be someone that is just focusing on the headline, just focusing what's happening on DC. Because at the end of the day, they don't really affect us that much. At the end of the day, what affects us most is our own starts our own heart into our family into our own property, our neighborhood, our community, it really goes outward from the individual. That's what affects us most. So yeah, I agree that.
• 1:22:07
  Yeah, I agree with you that we should be cautious about getting too caught up with these kinds of people. Getting too caught up focusing on the celebrities, the big picture and more focus on our own community. That's a good point. Vicki, what are your thoughts on the impact of music on the mind of its listeners? That's a great question.
• 1:22:31
  I so I believe that everything has energy to good, bad, dark, light, black, white, etc. And I believe that everything that we put into our body affects us. If you want proof of that go to if you let me show you actually if you're familiar with Masaru Emoto. Doctor. Emoto.
• 1:22:53
  Masaru Emoto. So Masaru Emoto is a Japanese scientist who photographed water when it was freezing. And he'd be noticed that as he did different inputs to the water, it changed how the water crystallized. I think I read this book in senior year of high school. This like altered.
• 1:23:15
  This is a life changing book. But you're asking how music affects us let me show you this. So, I'm going to
• 1:23:24
  Speaker 2: show you this full screen. So you can see it. Okay, this these are the water crystals. Okay, that
• 1:23:35
  Speaker 1: are forming now these are water crystals that were forming based upon different words that were said to them or written on them. So you can see what
• 1:23:44
  Speaker 2: the water looks like. Peace, truth, eternal, beautiful. This is what the water looks like when you say negative words like you fool or evil. Let me find a different example for you.
• 1:24:00
  Speaker 1: So okay, here you go. So here if you see on the sorry, if you see right there on the bottom left. That's what
• 1:24:08
  Speaker 2: the water looks like when it freezes after listening to heavy metal music versus that's what the see the bottom of the top compassion. Thank you, wisdom. That's
• 1:24:21
  Speaker 1: what the water looks like when you say those words to it. That's what the water looks
• 1:24:25
  Speaker 2: like when you say heavy metal we have heavy metal music when you say I will kill you. Or when you say you fool. So
• 1:24:34
  Speaker 1: the reason I wanted to show you that is because you had asked if I believe that music affects the mind of the people that are listening to it. Absolutely. And I can tell you that once this is back in, gosh, this is like junior or sorry, senior year high school, maybe freshman year of college. That's when I read that book. Shortly after reading that I stopped listening to rock music.
• 1:25:01
  Occasionally I do, but like I used to really like a lot of heavy metal and all kinds of stuff. And so yeah, I believe that the music really impacts you it affects you, it can it can bring good things or bad things into you. So that's why I'm most if I'm listening to music, I will mostly listen to classical music. One of my favorite actually favorite soundtracks is just the Shen Yun music. Let me show it to you really quickly.
• 1:25:32
  I'll pull this up for you. This this they do like this beautiful music the Shen Yun Symphony Orchestra. And so they've got it's on iTunes, but they, yeah, their music is just beautiful. It's so it's a blend of kind of Eastern and Western music. So a lot of times I'm listening to this when doing things.
• 1:25:49
  This is my daughter's favorite music, by the way. She just loves the Shenyun music. She dances to it. She gets all happy with it. So anyway, I absolutely believe that music does affect you.
• 1:25:59
  And so the movies that we watch, everything we put into our bodies, the food we eat, the thoughts that we have, everything affects everything about us. Alright, okay. So, Sony K. Would you ever have Steve Crowder on an interview? Yeah, if I had the opportunity, I'd love to interview Stephen Crowder.
• 1:26:18
  I'd love to go on his show. Debbie CB, does pulling your hair back so tight in a ponytail cut off the circulation to your brain? Well, most likely, yeah, I think I think most likely I've got brain circulation issues. That makes me who I am. I've had this since I was a kid, though.
• 1:26:37
  I think it probably came from eating the paint chips, the lead paint chips as a kid. That's probably where it started. It's continued on with the brain circulation issues. But no, actually my hair though it looks like it's pulled back. I keep it it's actually pretty loose.
• 1:26:51
  Throw a little bit of hairspray on there so it doesn't you kind of go everywhere. But it's actually not like it's not as tight nearly as tight as you would think. So great question though. Smoke shadow. What do you think of these investment bots scam anybody that reaches out to you for an investment on telegram or anything else?
• 1:27:09
  It's a scam. A %. It's a scam. These fake chats you get added to for Bitcoin everything. Scam, scam, scam.
• 1:27:17
  Avoid them like the plague. Okay? Nobody nobody that knows how to properly invest your money for you and give you an honest business dealing is gonna be sending you a random message. It's going to be sending you a random message on telegram. Sorry.
• 1:27:35
  Soxy, would you buy Bitcoin? No, I'm not a big Bitcoin person. I know some people have been offended by my stance on Bitcoin. I just I personally I like physical gold and silver. And if I had to have some cash on hand, but actually most of the like most of money if I have any extra money, I put it into my property, you know, I will buy.
• 1:27:59
  I'll buy some wood for a new project. I'll buy some prepping materials I'll buy some rice and some beans. I'm not personally I don't have a lot of money sitting in the bank somewhere most of the money I have just ends up getting reinvested into my, my own property and living and everything like that so, or I'll put a little bit money into gold or silver slowly, it's on the side, but I'm not a Bitcoin person. Okay. Lee and Watson, I'm guessing all these people taking their money out of the stock exchange and IRAs will assist in collapsing the system.
• 1:28:30
  I would say yeah, there's a good chance of that. I mean, I think that they're going to be, it's small right now in comparison to the vast majority of the money that they have. But if enough Thank you, Jedi Dan defending me.
• 1:28:46
  Speaker 2: Yeah. So Debbie's a troll. Well, we'll see if Debbie's
• 1:28:50
  Speaker 1: a troll. Debbie could just be having fun. Debbie, let me know if you're a troll or not. If you're not a troll, you can stay. I'm okay with, you know, some fun questions about my hair.
• 1:28:58
  That's okay. I thought I would still answer it because, you know, that's me. I am what I am. So yeah, anyway, I think that I think that yes, maybe if enough people start pulling their money out, what's going to happen, this is the thing is that this is what they're still telling you people is that with financial collapse, all the stuff is it happens very slowly and then all at once. And that's what's going happen is that when it's not noticeable to them, it's very slowly.
• 1:29:23
  Once it starts getting to be noticeable, then it happens all at once. And then you might have over the course of a weekend, everyone tries to pull their money out. And that's when you're gonna see the collapse. That's why I always say, Don't wait. Don't wait because it's like, there's not gonna be a lot of forewarning.
• 1:29:43
  Okay. Roxy Boxy one hundred one. For first aid supplies and other needs, suppliers or distributors do you recommend? How much of those supplies do you aim to have? Is it three months per person like food and water?
• 1:29:58
  So that's a great question. And then that's a much bigger question. I would recommend you watch the prepping episode I did if you or if you watch it may refresh it again, and watch it again. So it just depends on where you're at. I try to I'd recommend at least trying to get to three months worth of food and water per person.
• 1:30:16
  And you get to calculate that I'm not going to into the details of how to calculate that you want to look at roughly each person needs roughly one gallon of drinking water per day, and usually around two gallons of hygiene water. But unless so if you have a rainwater system set up for instance. Pardon me, if you have a rainwater system set up, that's a different story. So we have a Berkey filter that we can filter water we and I'm in the process of building a it's about a 1,500 gallon rainwater collection system that will collect off of my roof. I'm also going to be putting up putting in a hand well using a drive point method to drive a well into the ground so I have access to water that way.
• 1:30:59
  I also have a small pond at the back of the property that if I had to, could get water from there. But there's other neighbors that like their yards run into it as well. And they use Roundup and stuff. So I'm not relying on that. But yes, so that's you kind of water thing and food I'd recommend, you know, three, try to aim for three months.
• 1:31:17
  So in terms of distributors Azure market that are Azure standard let me pull it up for you. I showed you the other
• 1:31:23
  Speaker 2: day. Sorry, it's Azure standard.
• 1:31:29
  Speaker 1: So Azure Standard, this is one place I do recommend. They also they have great stuff. It's in bulk. And it is a lot they have a lot of organic. So this is if you have a little bit of money at the front, I'm not talking a lot, you can buy, I recommend buying bulk.
• 1:31:47
  And we've changed how we eat food. I used to always eat food. I'd go to the grocery store once every couple of days or once a week, you buy everything you need. Whereas now I just I buy everything in bulk just about except for fresh produce and meats, even meat I buy in bulk. I'm getting on this weekend, I'm meeting up with a local farmer who raises cattle and buying 50 pounds of ground beef.
• 1:32:08
  And I'm getting I get a discount. So I think I'm paying maybe, I don't know, $5 or $6 a pound, but it is this or maybe $5 a pound. I forget how much it is. This is organic grass fed beef, ground beef. So I try to buy in bulk.
• 1:32:24
  So anyway, Azure, it's azurestandard.com. And they have, you can get here all kinds of stuff. So say you want to you wanted to get some, let's just say beans and peas for instance, right? So this is all bulk, you can buy black beans, they have a lot of organic or inorganic stuff. I tend to go towards organic, but you can get pinto beans.
• 1:32:48
  So anyway, that's what I recommend for buying bulk food. Medical supplies, I mean, mostly I've just just medical kits off of Amazon, or places like that, like a paramedic kit, etc. So I need to actually get more better medical supplies. It's in my prepping process.
• 1:33:13
  Speaker 2: Okay. Judy M, knowing that you and your wife are so health conscious, what do
• 1:33:18
  Speaker 1: you feed your little dogs to keep them healthy? I know this is off the beaten path of today's conversation. Hey, this is this is the this is what we do here. So well, so we've got we try to get we have dog food for them, we try to get better brands, organic brands of dog food, they're more expensive, we actually buy the ones that are past their date. It's like, my dogs are gonna eat, they're gonna be fine eating stale dog food.
• 1:33:40
  But our goal is to replace their diet as much as we can. We give them a lot of raw eggs. So we have lot of eggs coming from the chickens. So for every meal, we feed them twice a day, we give them each a raw egg in their in their food, just to be giving them a healthy source of protein. We're also going to be raising rabbits soon.
• 1:33:58
  And so I want to start having rabbit as a food source for the dogs that way they get a fresh, good protein source. I'm not sure how to handle the processing part or whether they need to be whatever. But that's what we're looking at. So we're trying to get it so that we can use our land to supply our chickens, you know, through growing things like buckwheat and comfrey, etc. And then use our chickens to give us the eggs.
• 1:34:22
  Those eggs help feed the dogs, and also the raise the rabbits. The rabbits can help feed the dogs as well. And also, you just see, you guys are asking, so Azure Standard, that's the place that just had their headquarters burned down. That was one of the companies that had their headquarters burned down, which is crazy. And actually, reason why I won't be on tomorrow's Friday Night Live is because I have their shipment arriving at 06:30 in Columbus.
• 1:34:44
  So they do one shipment per month to your drop location, you have to go there to get your food. I can't send my wife there to pick up a 1,500 pound order. So I won't be here for F and L tomorrow. Also, yeah, so Cort Rhinelin who says that Aldi is also good. Yeah, Aldi is a great place to get food.
• 1:35:02
  So I do Sam's Club and Costco as well. I'm not as big of a fan of the big box, but you can get like bulk rice or flour is very affordable there. Aldi is also excellent. Aldi has a good selection of organic as well. So yeah, but great question, Judy.
• 1:35:19
  Jedi Dan, if the internet goes down tomorrow, how would you stay in contact with people? So that's a good point. And I have I need to think through it even more because it's a very real possibility of what will I do I'd like to be able to get on the radio somehow that way you all know that hey, I can at least listen to Seth on the radio if you if you so want to. But yeah, I had to think about how to handle that if we lose the internet how we can still be in touch with people. Okay.
• 1:35:52
  L Leo is the pandemic over as Fauci or Fauci is saying thoughts?
• 1:36:00
  Speaker 2: I I'm not sure. You know, I
• 1:36:04
  Speaker 1: don't know. I don't trust anything that Fauci says. The guy's a serial liar. So, know, how many times have he told us one thing he says the other thing. So I don't trust what he says.
• 1:36:14
  Personally, I don't think the pandemic's over. I think that we're have a brief pause right now. Until until they're ready for their next round of it to accomplish whatever the next level of goals is. Sorry, I'm a little more of a pessimist with that. But I think that like they haven't gone through all this trouble just to give us two years of it and say okay, it's over back to normal.
• 1:36:34
  Unfortunately. Funny question from Lumpy. Seth, will your shipment be of the smoked variety? It's true. It's like, I should ask these all now smoked smoked flour and smoked beans.
• 1:36:50
  Nuclear Girl. My best friend deceased told me the Jesuits made him an atheist. This is from Xavier High School, I do not trust them aren't they assassins. Yeah. So I had to brush up on the Jesuit history, but as far as I understand, the Jesuits were the assassins.
• 1:37:06
  Not not saying that like now in modern day history that if your friend goes to a Jesuit school, they're an assassin, but I believe that it was actually the Jesuits that were the, like, down in South America, they were behind a lot of the key assassinations down there. So I believe that yes, the Jesuits were in a lot of ways the assassins of the Vatican or whatever. There's book I have a Jim Mars I need to read listen to it. It's the history of the Illuminati it's a really big book but it goes into this very well. Okay.
• 1:37:41
  So yeah, I don't trust them
• 1:37:42
  Speaker 2: either, personally.
• 1:37:44
  Speaker 1: Okay, so All American Girl, do you use oxygen absorbers and Mylar bags to store seeds? I haven't done that yet. Right now I'm storing my seeds in like ammo buckets or ammo crates, or like ammo boxes because they're sealed. But I do need to throw in some oxygen absorbers and I should also actually transfer everything to Mylar bags and use those as well. So yes.
• 1:38:06
  Sarge, how can I support your platform? Can you send stickers or something? I don't want anything for it just to give people to join to advertise. SARS, let me figure that out. Maybe, Dom, can you post your email and have SARS email you perhaps and then we can send him some stickers because he wants to pass out stickers to his friends.
• 1:38:29
  So Dom, let's see if we can do that. Okay, actually, so a good point from Roxy Boxy who says I don't know who needs to know this because I did this once dogs can't go all meat. They do need grains in their diet. We had a few dogs end up with major cardiac issues going all meat. That's a good point.
• 1:38:48
  Thank you for that. So what to look at how to, you know, kind of round their diet out properly. Okay, so Randy B, what do you think Roger Stone has already been banned on Twitter again. Yeah. So Roger Stone has already been banned on Twitter again.
• 1:39:00
  Tracy Beans has been banned again after she was back on there. Somebody else Zelenko was on there for and then he got banned again. So the thing is, is that Twitter is not owned and operated by Elon Musk yet. So it's just still the old Twitter they're trying to clean things up. So just because Roger Stone got banned doesn't mean that Elon's not going to allow Roger Stone.
• 1:39:19
  People are just testing that now that you know, now that Elon's shaking things up what's going to happen? But yeah, I did see that. Okay, Montana dude. If the dollar collapses and barter becomes king, could small businesses actually barter metals for services to avoid the digital currency overlords, banks, etc? Yeah, actually, that's exactly what I think will is that if the dollar does start collapsing, they want to bring in digital currency.
• 1:39:48
  I think you're going to have a parallel economy develop of people that want to trade outside that system, where people are trading and bartering. And I think that's where you're gonna see the use of precious metals come into play. You might go to a local community event. Because look, a currency is anything that people will attach value to the trade. So it's like, it's not the government that tells you silver's worth something.
• 1:40:08
  If people value it, like, you know, ammunition could be a currency. If you can trade, you know, say 10 rounds of 5.56 for a gallon of milk, ammunition is a currency. So I do believe that yeah, when the dollar is really kind of bottoming out that people will probably be using precious metals more and more, which is that's why I keep them. It's not for me. It's not like I'm trying to buy them and sell them to make money.
• 1:40:28
  I'm keeping them as a store of wealth that will be used as something in the future. Right? A fiat currency becomes worth nothing when it collapses. A fiat currency is not backed by anything. It's just a number.
• 1:40:39
  Yeah, maybe you have $100,000 in your hand. If there's hyperinflation that might be worth $100, you know, three weeks later. So Lumpy Wonderful. How much food and water do you prep for your animals? So water, as I mentioned, we'll be we'll have taken care of because we have a rainwater collection system and a hand well.
• 1:40:57
  With food, I think that you should try to aim for whatever amount you have for people, for animals. So if you're aiming to have three months worth of food for people, have three months worth of food for your animals. You don't want your animals to become the food for the people, right? You have to find these things properly. So if you're planning to have a year's worth of food for humans, then try to have a year's worth of food for animals.
• 1:41:19
  My recommendation with water is that, look, maybe you're in an area where the only thing you can do is just to buy a bunch of water, get new gallons of water, etc. To store away because you can't have say a rainwater system or whatever. That's one thing. But yeah, I would also I'm not sure how much water a dog drinks, but just calculate that maybe it's half a gallon a day or whatever it is. But I would try to just match the food and water you're keeping for your animals to your to human beings.
• 1:41:48
  Okay, chicken coop lady and I've only got a couple more questions here, which is this has been a good show. Have you thought about looking into the corruption in the organic market? One example is Mexican cartels are not sending us truly organic. I believe the only way to get real honest food is locally. I agree.
• 1:42:07
  And I talked about this with Kate sometimes too that, you know, I don't really, I don't really trust the even the organic. Still eat organic because sometimes, you know, right now we're getting organic berries, you can't get berries in Ohio right now, or at least none that I've found. And so we try to supplement our diets with that. Yeah, I absolutely agree that the best way is just to go local and actually in a lot of ways, the best way is just to eat what's in season, which is eventually that's why I'd like to be with our diet. I'd like to be at a place where we're, you know, say 80% of what we're eating is what our land is giving us.
• 1:42:39
  Because then you're eating what's in season. That's the healthiest that we can possibly be as my understanding. Smoke shadow. How is your program on the border? A how is your program on the border coming very much looking forward to it.
• 1:42:55
  Good. I haven't seen there's a cut of it. I haven't seen it yet. We're still kind of deep in the editing process. But I believe we got some amazing footage and we're excited about that.
• 1:43:04
  Joe Ma or Yo Jama or Joe Mama, thank you for the donation. A woman in America honors man in America. Thank you very, very much. And my last question for the day is from Meadow. Thoughts on becoming a sovereign American?
• 1:43:17
  I haven't looked into it enough to give you concrete thoughts on becoming a sovereign individual or sovereign American. It's enticing. I think that you lose a lot with it. We also gain a lot with it. And I'll see how things unfold.
• 1:43:31
  Might try to get an interview with someone that's more of a specialist in that to see to understand better how to become a sovereign American what that really entails and what freedoms you might gain what freedoms you might lose with that because you lose access to certain things. So yeah. Alright. So folks, thank you for being here for another fantastic show. I really really appreciate it.
• 1:43:54
  Ben and Rob, I'm not sure what they're covering tonight. I believe they're going to have a live show tonight 07:30PM on Rise TV and Rumble. But for those of that are on Rise, obviously you are, then yeah, we'll be handling it. And so beyond that, F and L tomorrow is at 07:30PM. Sorry, I won't be there for it.
• 1:44:14
  But I think Ben and Rob will be together because they're filming together. So I won't be there for that. I'll see you next Tuesday. I'm thinking maybe for next Tuesday's show covering the food systems. There's a lot of information that's been coming out about the food system.
• 1:44:28
  So I I don't be too scary. But I'm trying to be a realist and just give you information I think is important for you. So thank you all for joining today. I really appreciate all you. Thank you for the donations.
• 1:44:38
  And if you're new to Rise today, thank you. Thank you so so much for for being part of what we're doing. I really appreciate it. So all right, folks, that's all for today. Thank you all.
• 1:44:48
  Have a wonderful, wonderful weekend. Get outside, plant some seeds. Take care and God bless.