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The Ron Edwards American Experience-Weekend Edition · The Ron Edwards American Experience V2

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Hey there, fellow patriots. Is Alison Ricker from Liberty Talks dot FMS,
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and you're listening to the Ron Edwards American Experience. Prepare for launching three two
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one kind away we go see see see see see Ladies and gentlemen. It's
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now your radio refreshment, Ron Edwards. Well, good day today. Hello,
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and how are you, my fellow Americans and folks around the world.
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This is Ron Edwards and you're listening to the Ron Edwards American Experience. Thanks
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so much for tuning in. And it's a good day in the neighborhood around
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here. Very nice temperatures around seventy degrees, nice and bright, sunny skies.
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I know, Doug, where you're at, it's kind of a steamy
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as usual, right, And yeah, it's a sweatbox always in that part
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of the country. Only time it's not hot where you are is. Oh,
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let's what February, probably right somewhere between Christmas and Valentine's Day. It's
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ninety three outside with that much humidity. Oh Jesus, I couldn't handle it,
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not this early but anyway, it's still a great day in the neighborhood.
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Lots of things to talk about today, lots of good stuff, and
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going to be talking with a great guest today too, the special kind of
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American flags, and we'll be discussing that in just a few But amongst the
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many things that we do have to discuss this day, I tell you I
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know what I'm going to bring up in just a second. You've been warned.
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How many times on this show have you been warned about the Islamists in
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this country? And people have poop pooed on me, especially my fellow Christians,
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when I've talked about how they want to take over, They want to
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do this, they want to do that. And I only say those things
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because it's in their book the Koran, which once I found out a long
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time ago. At the time as Jefferson read it, I said, you
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know what, I need to read it too. So I read it and
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there it is right there where they say, hey, look they come in
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to take over enosh on a nation. Well here we go. Osama Siblini
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a prominent Arab American community leader and publisher located in Dearborn, as Stan Michigan
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announced that Muslims are poised, not thinking about, not trying to, but
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they are poised to take control of key political positions across the United States of
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America, including the Congress and the White House. During his speech earlier this
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month, at a dinner honoring former Lebanese security chief A Boss Abraham, who
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is known for ties with Hesballah, Sabini said, he says, we have
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the best we can offer of the United States of America, not only in
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Michigan, but across the entire country, he says. He went on,
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he says, we have offered our best. The best is yet to come.
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I can be very confident to tell you that we are on the road
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to the White House, to Congress, to decision making everywhere in the United
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States of America. That's pretty bold talk, I want to tell you right
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now, that is very, very bold talk. And if we had a
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real president, he would consider that bold talk too. He would rub his
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chin and say, you know what, We're gonna have to take a closer
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look at this because they're not here to make friends, and they plainly state
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that their way of life does not coexist, coexist or cannot coexist with our
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Constitution, our Bill of Rights, can't do it. They don't believe in
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equal rights for women. They think they're black people are nothing but slaves and
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dusty. Slaves and dusty, that's what they think of black folks. And
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yet, isn't it kind of retarded how so many black people in the United
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States and Black Africans just suck up to Allah. Isn't that amazing? And
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yet we do have friends in Africa and Nigeria in particular who say that they're
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black. African villages are regularly pillaged by Muslims where they snatch their babies and
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burn them. Yeah. In fact, they tied up one couple right and
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they said, we have your baby. We're going to cook your baby and
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eat your baby right now. I guess what they cook the baby And when
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they took a bite in the baby, they died. That was the one
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good thing that came out of that they died. But see, this is
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the kind of crap that goes on all the time. Wherever they dominate like
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this, it's doom for others. It's either convert or die. And so
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the only thing they understand is if you're stronger than they are. That's also
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in the Koran. By the way, if you present yourself and they know
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that you're stronger than they are, what they do is they pull back,
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make friends, pretend to be friends. And see, here's another thing that
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I learned. I learned this when I used to live in New York.
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You'll find some Muslims. They'll come in, they'll hang out. You'll even
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see them eat a pork sandwich. You'll say, you know, they're not
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all bad, even though I myself don't eat pork. But you know how
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they freak out if you throw a piece of pork around them. They all
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scatter, right, But then there are some that don't scatter when you throw
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pork around them. They'll even sip a little, they'll even im vibe with
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you a little bit. And that's for you to let your guard down,
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because when they do that, they do that because they know that they're going
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against their religion, right, and so they're setting themselves up to be sacrificial
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lambs, to be terrorists. And so they know that after they bump themselves
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and many other people off, like the people that allegedly went into the World
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Trade Center boom boom, they think they're going to get seventy versions and a
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whole lot of wine. But anyway, and you know, sometimes when you
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say this kind of stuff to people, they go to Knutsville, Oh,
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how can you say some horrible things? You're supposed to be a man of
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God, and they'll call you Islamophobic, this, that and the other.
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But I never hear Americans say that the Islamists are America phobic when they're saying
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death to America. I never hear them say that the Israeli phobia phobia when
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they say death to israel I. Just you know, I just find how
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bast backwards the political discussion is, at least in that particular arena. So
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it was a Memorial Day parade over the weekend and Marxist student thugs and pro
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godsagons disrupt the Princeton Memorial Day Parade and block the road after spotting American flags
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coming towards them and the Memorial Day flag. Well, how are you going
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to have a Memorial Day flag, I mean a Memorial Day parade and not
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have American flags in it? I mean, that's what it's about, right,
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It is about American heroes that gave the ultimate sacrifice. And so last
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time I checked one of our most premier symbols is the American flag. I
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mean, someone correct me if I'm wrong, but you know that is what
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it is. But anyway, my friends, you stay right there because I'll
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be right back with a great guest. You stay right there because I'll be
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righth. What's up, folks, stay tuned, be right back after these
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that time change in a lot of crowd America. Yeah, I like that
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song. Look the words of that song. We're gonna have to play that
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kind of often, Doug. Anyway, you're listening to the Run Edwards American
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Experience. I'm Ron Edwards. Welcome back. By the way, you can
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x at Ron Edwards Underscore Show. Well, we have a great guest today.
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His name is James Stocky and he is with your American Flag Store.
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And I want to thank you James for joining me today and welcome to the
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Ron Edwards American Experience. Thanks for having me, Rob, But I've been
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looking forward to this for a couple of weeks. Yeah, me too.
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Man. First heard of you from a mutual friend of ours, Tim Tapp,
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and I said, Man, I've got to get this guy on my
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show because you know, I love the American flag. And when I first
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heard about you, I said, oh, okay, maybe they make some
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good flags and maybe I can order some, and YadA YadA yah. In
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fact, my producer Doug shared with me a kind of semi funny story.
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Contacted you. He wanted to buy an American flag from you, and then
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he said that you said, well, wait a minute, we don't.
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It's not the kind you're thinking about. It is the kind you can knock
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on, as they say, a knock on wood. Yep. So I
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like the story I read. I read the information you sent me and how
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you guys got started with your six year old son and he came up with
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the idea basically if we could start making a business making American flags with your
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tools and so tell us a bit more about that and how has it been
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going. Well, about six and a half, almost seven years ago.
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Now, my son, like said, he came into our garage when we
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were having we had a bunch of friends over for a sporting event. He
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comes into the garage on his bike and says that he has a business idea
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and he wants he wants me to help him start it. And of course,
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we all kind of giggle and laugh at him, but we said,
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what's your idea? And he says that he wants to use our tools in
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the in the garage there, and we had the kind of a makeshift shop
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kind of set up in our garage to make American flags out of wood,
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and he'd like his mom, who's an artist, to paint patriotic artwork on
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it. So we all kind of laugh and think, you know, that's
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kind of a good idea. What kind of artwork would you want to put
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on it? He says, pictures of Abraham Lincoln and George Washington and stuff
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like that. So we all were like, you know, kind of stunned
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and thought it was a really good idea. And what really makes it a
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good idea is one, I'm a carpenter, and two my wife is an
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artist. So he put those two things together to create a product. And
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more importantly, he had noticed that in California, where we used to live,
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I would be waiting for permits to clear for different jobs. I was
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doing remodeling houses, and in that time I'm literally just sitting there waiting,
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not doing anything. I'm not making money, my tools aren't making money,
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and he came up with an idea that was a great way for me to
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be productive and to be able to supplement my income while we were waiting for
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those permits. So we literally wouldn't have any downtime and we expected that that
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at best, that that's what it would be, is just something to kind
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of fill in some gaps. So the next morning Max comes running into the
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room and is really excited to go buy the material problem was, at that
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time, living in California, we were broke. We just didn't have the
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money to go spend on, you know, a flag, to go buy
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all the paint and the screws in the wood and everything to make it,
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even though it only beat hied thirty forty bucks or something. We just didn't
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have the extra money. But we did have a gift certificate that my in
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laws had given us for Christmas that year. So we went down to home
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Depot with that gift card, with that gift card and bought the materials needed
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to make our first flag and did it. And that was the start our
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our business started literally on a six year old boys idea and a gift card
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to home Depot. After we made that first flag, which took us,
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you know, all that day and a little bit the next day for my
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wife to put some artwork on it. I posted on social media just kind
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of shared the you know, kind of cute story that Max had come up
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with this idea, and you know, if you wanted one of these flags,
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let us know what, we'd be happy to make you one. I
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had four or five friends all reach out to me and say, yeah,
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we'd love one. So we made their flags. They put them in their
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home and took pictures and posted those pictures on social media, and four or
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five of their friends called us and said, you know, would you make
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would you make one for us? So those first five flags turned into twenty
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five flags. We put those twenty five flags out and it slowly grew into
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about one hundred flags. And this is all in about, you know,
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six weeks to a month, so relatively quickly. We were a little bit
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overwhelmed with this new hobby business that we thought would just be filling in the
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time, and we actually didn't have time to fill all these orders. So
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we just plugged away and worked day and night at it. And about month
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three we started we figured, hey, let's really see if you know,
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it's great to have your friends support you, you know, that's great,
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but with the public, the general public support us and want us to make
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these flags for us. So we figured the best way to do it was
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to go to an art fair or some kind of show where people go to
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you know, you know, visit and buy little trinkets and that kind of
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thing. And luckily, in our hometown in Valley Center, California, there's
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a place called baits Nut Farm and they have these big art shows a few
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times a year. So we rented a spot there and we sold it,
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and we sold several thousand dollars worth of flags. So again we were shocked
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again by the public's response, by our friends response, and all the support
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we got. And it was about six months into it that my wife and
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I had a really hard decision to make do we, you know, do
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we kind of stop this business because it's kind of now interfering with our jobs
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of my job I had for about nineteen years, my wife for about fifteen
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years, and now we're you know, those jobs are kind of you know,
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not we're not doing as well as we could in those jobs because we're
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you know, overworking ourselves. So we chose to take the risk and chase
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that American dream and that idea that our son had, and we started booking
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shows all over the country. We traveled all over the country for about two
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years, year and a half two years, going to every gun show,
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every rodeo, every country music concert that we could possibly find, setting up
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a booth that we had made and hanging about twenty of our flag our custom
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would flags in that booth and just talking to people. And that went great
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for about, like I said, about two years, we were doing really
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well. We're no longer working the nine to five. We were working a
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lot more than that doing these flags, but working for ourselves and enjoying,
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you know, uh, that kind of freedom even though we weren't really free.
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We were we were working so dang hard. So we we we just
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we really had to make a big decision on how big we wanted to do
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it, and we decided to go all in. Yeah, rewarding, But
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isn't that rewarding that you guys are working together as a family unit and even
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though you're working longer hours. Absolutely it, you know, it's the family
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thing and it's has it brought your family even closer together? Oh? It
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absolutely brought us close to I mean we were traveling, you know, while
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we were going around all these shows from you know, we we started in
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San Diego, California, little town called Valley Center, and uh we we
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went all the way out to Sturgis, We went up to Reno. I
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mean we were going into all over the country and you know, seeing all
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the sites and you know, stopped. We got to see the Devil's Tower
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and Mount Rushmore and you know meteor Crater along the way. We stop at
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those things and spend those times with our family, and we absolutely got closer.
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We actually got ourselves out of debt, saved a little bit of money.
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And now then COVID, Now that you've left California because of the madness
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there and you're in another in Tennessee, I believe has business been even better
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since after the Corona chinavirus situation? Uh? Is it better now? Well?
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When when uh after COVID it destroyed that business model that we had of
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going you know to the public places and you know, face to face with
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people selling. So we had to reinvent ourselves online, which we did and
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it was actually more successful during that time. Obviously, you can reach a
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lot more people a lot easier online than you can face to face, so
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we were able to reach more people, and our business actually grew during COVID
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and we actually found a place and we wanted to escape when we were in
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California. You know, it was a hard hustle there, but we found
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a place in Hariman, Tennessee. We moved here. Things were going great.
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We bought our first home on this little idea that our son had and
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we were literally living the American dream. About three months after we moved here
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to Tennessee, all of a sudden, out of the blue, just the
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sales stopped. I mean we went from you know, four or five sales
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a day, maybe ten sales a day on a good day, to nothing
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and not even visits to our website anymore. So I started looking into what
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was causing that. Really had a hard time trying to understand it. Went
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to the Facebook, where we were doing a lot of our marketing and found
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out that Facebook didn't give us notice. But I had to search to find
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out. Facebook had suspended our marketing privileges because they said that our products were
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against their community standards, and so we were no longer allowed to market with
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them. On top of that, Shopify had pulled some of our best selling
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flags off of our website, so now we didn't have any way to advertise
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to get people to go to our website. But if anybody did go to
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our website, the most popular flags that people were buying weren't even available.
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So between those two companies, they really really crushed our business and put a
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real big strain on us. It wasn't until probably the coolest part of our
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story was that in that period of time, it was about about a six
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week period of time that we really struggled to just find anybody that would market
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with us. But as soon as I mentioned that we were canceled, they
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didn't want to touch us because they thought that they might get canceled. So
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nobody we could not go anywhere, And out of frustration, I just started
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posting about it on social media, just telling people what was going on,
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and still nothing out of one night, I was very very frustrated in the
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shop. I was working up here till Prove about eleven o'clock. My shop
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is in Tennessee, is about one hundred yards away from our house, and
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it really just occurred to me that we were probably going to lose everything if
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we didn't just abandon this business and go back to work at our previous jobs.
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I would go back to remodeling houses. My wife could go get her
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job back at Trader Joe's. Even though we had moved to Tennessee. She'd
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easily be able to get a job here. And so I went back up
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to the house to tell my wife that, and I asked her when I
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got to the bedroom. My wife is an absolute I mean, she's a
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rock. She does not cry, She's a tough cookie. I got into
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our bedroom and she's crying in bed because of all this stress that these companies
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had put our family under. I asked her to get out of bed,
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come to the foot of our bed, and let's pray together. It was
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the first time we pray all the time daily, but this was the first
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time that we actually got together, held hands and set a prayer out loud.
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Was really simple. We asked God to just show us what he wanted
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us to do. If he wanted us to go back to our old businesses,
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we'd be happy to do it. We would never complain, we wouldn't
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look back and and you know, rehash what could have been. We would
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just move forward if that was his will. Hey, we've got to stop
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yours thank you. Ron. Yeah, well, folks, you know before
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we in the United States can expect our nation to be restored so that wonderful
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businesses like the gentleman we just talked to, can expect to thrive, not
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just survive and limp along, but to truly thrive in this country. We've
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got to make some and stand up for some real changes. It's a shame
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that they had to leave California, which is very, very beautiful, almost
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a perfect location on earth. They had to leave it because of all the
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craziness that's going on. And unfortunately, my friends, that craziness that's going
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on in California, New York State, Illinois, Illinois. In fact,
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speaking of Illinois, is you know that the state government of Illinois is now
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trying to pass a bill that would increase their spending levels to beyond historical levels,
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I mean, just beyond belief. And see, that's one of the
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elements of the left. If they can't force their druthers upon us, they
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want to spend us into oblivion. They any way that they can. If
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they can't break us intellectually, spiritually, physically, or fiscally, they just
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don't stop. But see, here's the thing. We have the better ideas,
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We have the better way for life, liberty in the pursuit of happiness.
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And you must not ever forget, my friends, that those on the
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left do not have the right to do what they're doing. They don't have
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the right. So you're not obligated to obey unjust laws. You're not.
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But in order to fight these un just laws, we have to come together
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in mass I mean, I would love to see a rally in Ohio,
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another one in Texas, with each of those having a half a billion people,
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five hundred million people. I mean, just just crazy. Not wait
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a minute, not five hundred million, but a half a million people,
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five hundred thousand people. We've got to start meeting in such large groups and
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approaching these government officials in such large numbers and saying letting them know these are
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voters and they were not going to put up with this anymore. We're not
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going to participate. See, they could even pass unjust laws, but we
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are not obligated to stand about and be pushed around like that. How do
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you think that William Wilberforce was able to convince Great Britain to give up slavery
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by eighteen thirty nine, he got the masses to get involved and in order
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to unshackle ourselves. Today, in this modern day slavery, where families have
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to just work over and over, over time, over time, both the
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mother and the father, do you know that the US dollar should be worth
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so much as it used to be when it was backed by a silver and
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gold, that you only need the father to go and go to work,
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and it should be more than enough to buy a home, transportation, food,
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meet all the needs, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
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And of course, the more your skill level, the more of whatever you're
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eligible to to earn more money as you climb the ladder. But the US
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dollars should be strong enough where it only takes one of the parents to have
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to go out and take care of the family in a very good way,
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not just scraping by, and not by raising minimum wages. Because every time,
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guess what I've talked about this before, every time the minimum wage is
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increased the poor that they're saying that, they say that they're helping the low
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income workers, guess what happens within six months there the buying power of the
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dollar is less than it was before the late the last increase, hourly increase,
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and so it just continues to continue to work against itself, or that
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they continue to work against the US dollar, and another reason why we must
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push the left off and out of our lives. Organizations like the World Health
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Organization. According to a recently released study, the scamdemic wiped out nearly a
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decade of progress concerning life expectancy. The WHO published a study recently documenting a
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dramatically decline in global life expectancy to twenty twelve levels immediately following the onset of
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the Corona chinavirus scamdemic. Now, this is the annual World Health Statistics Report
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was released in anticipation of the United Nations bodies yearly gathering, the World Health
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Assembly, which began in Geneva this week, and it convenes its member states
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for the WHO to address concerning health trends around the globe. Basically, these
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meetings are what they're trying to do is figure out ways to take over our
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so called healthcare in this country. But it looks like that effort maybe unraveling
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at this time. I'm going to remain reasonably optimistic because I was looking at
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some reports this morning about this effort, and it looks like many nations are
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not going to buy into this as of yet. And to the globalist you
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know, they always come back for more. But at least for now,
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it looks like there's a setback in their effort to take over our sovereignty through
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healthcare. But this stuff needs to be permanently slap out of our country.
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That's why we need to elect officials to enact laws that permanently protect we,
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the people of this country from the onslaught of organizations like the WHO and the
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World Economic Forum and the United Nations, because those freaks over there have no
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business, no right whatsoever to be involved in telling us what we can do
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in our country. In just two years, the Corona Chinaviris scandemic reversed over
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a decade of gains in both life expectancy at birth and healthy life expectancy this
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world this year's World Health Statistics Report. By twenty twenty, both global life
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expectancy and at the HAELI had rolled back to twenty sixteen levels. See as
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they continue to be involved in the decisions of health care and medical care in
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the lives of people that the quality of life declines. There were further decline,
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with both retreating to twenty twelve levels seventy one point four years and sixty
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one point nine years, respectively for men and women. That's crazy. The
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study found that Americans in Southeast Asia saw the largest declines in health expectancy in
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the America's life expectancy dropped by about three years. And see, you have
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to take other things into effect or that are not reported on even in this
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particular story. You have to look at the impact of laboratory developed foods,
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fake meats, all those kinds of things too that are not healthy for our
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bodies, and they decline the quality of our bodies, which wear out sooner.
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And this is part of their goal. By the way, let's not
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forget these people are also on the muscle reduce the population. So it would
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behoove us to force our elected officials to govern on behalf of the people and
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get the heck out of the medical industry anyway, and let great hospitals like
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the Cleveland Clinic do what they do best, and then good medical practices be
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reintroduced throughout the entire country and tell the World Health Organization to go to hell,
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of wondered over the years, mostly privately, is NATO being involved in NATO
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any good for the United States are any longer? I really wonder that off
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and on. I've thought about it privately, and I wondered whether I should
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ask this publicly or not. But I think about something that Patrick Henry said
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on March twenty third of seventeen seventy five. He said, suffer not yourself
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to be betrayed with a kiss. And that makes me think of many of
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our NATO, so called NATO partners, how they over and over again stab
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us in the back, support regimes that are totally against us, like Iran,
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many of them do a lot of business with Iran and things of that
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nature. Now, in a sense, I'm being hypocritical because our government,
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I'm sorry, it's not our the government, the elitists government in Washington,
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d C. Is now cozying up to Iran. So but in no sense
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I'm not a hypocrite because when we had a real president in there, Iran
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was being put in its rightful place. But I think we will get back
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to that situation and we will having a real president by the end of the
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year. I believe that George Washington said something to America in seventeen ninety six.
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Today is Memorial Day, and this is George Washington. I want to
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just read to you a bit of his farewell address, and so it starts
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like this. It says, the great rule of conduct for US is to
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in regard to foreign nations, is in extending our commercial relations, to have
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with them as little political connection as possible, so far as we have already
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formed engagements, let them be fulfilled with perfect good faith. Here let us
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stop. Europe has a set of primary interests which to have to us have
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none or a very little remote location or relation. Hence she must be engaged
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in frequent controversies, the causes of which are essentially foreign to our concerns.
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Hence, therefore it must be unwise in us to implicate ourselves by artificial ties
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in the ordinary vicistitudes of her politics or the ordinary combinations and collisions of her
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friendships or enemies. Our detached and distant situation invites and enables us to pursue
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a different course if we remain one people under an efficient government. Efficient is
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a very key word. The period is not far off when we may defy
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material injury from external annoyance, when we may take such an attitude as will
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cause the neutrality we may at any time resolve upon to be scrupulously respected,
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When belligerent nations, under the impossibility of making acquisitions upon us, will not
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like the hazard the giving us provocation, when they may choose peace or war,
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as our interests, guided by justice, shall counsel, Why forego the
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advantages of soul peculiar a situation? Why quit our own to stand upon foreign
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ground, Why, by interweaving our destiny with that of any part of Europe,
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entangle our peace and prosperity in the toils of European ambition? Rivalship,
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interest, humor, or caprice. It is our true policy to steer clear
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of permanent alliances with any portion of the foreign world. So far, I
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mean, as we are now at liberty to do it. For let me
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not be understood as capable of patronizing infidelity to existing engagements. He went on,
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I hold a maximum no less applicable to public than to private affairs.
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That honesty is always the best policy. I repeat it. Therefore, let
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those engagements be observed in their genuine sense. But in my opinion, it
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is unnecessary and would be unwise to extend them. So basically, he's saying,
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hey, look, we should not be entangling ourselves to the point where
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we're giving away our wealth like we have been. We've been wasting our wealth
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on NATO, We've been wasting our wealth in so many areas around the world.
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What we should do, and what I was even taught as a child,
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that we should be a great example, a very powerful example. We
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should be so strong that no one would want to attack us, but yet
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so friendly and so open economically that everyone would want to do business with us,
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that we would produce our own stuff and therefore not be vulnerable to the
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dictates, moods, or attitudes of other nations who do not have our best
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interest at heart. Now, first of all, in order for us to
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engage in such a manner, we must now detach ourselves from those who are
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now in government offices in this nation. We must detach ourselves from them who
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do not have art our best interest at heart. As well. Anyone like
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Uncle Joe Biden, Nasty Pelosi, Mikey John, any of them who have
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a greater interest in supporting a globalist effort or any other nation above our interest,
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they should be dispatched immediately out of office as unqualified to serve we the
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people. We the people have to start growing a big pair and saying,
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you know what, we're done. We're done putting up with this foolishness.
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Because if we do not stand up and push back very strongly, I fear
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there will come a time that what you saw after January sixth, when they
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locked up people that never even went into the Capitol, when they locked up
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people who peacefully walked through the capital, the People's House. By the way,
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you just don't understand how cocky and full of themselves they are in Washington,
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d C. At this very moment, and the things that they have
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planned against you and I is totally abysmal. And we'll talk more about that
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on an upcoming episode of The Run Edwards American Experience. But now that I
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see that my time is up, thank you so much for your time.
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That's all folks, stage right, and always, as I say at this
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time, remember to pray for your nation, and pray for your family,
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your friends, yep, and even your enemies, oh you, and treat
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others the way you would want to be treated. So mucentil next time,
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my friends, I'm Ron Edwards, fine not yeah happy, show you the
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to ride today a today everyone is love and the fact because I don't come
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on my the're one another, one boat, trust one another, there one
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another, love one another. Now say come on, do on't one another
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my don't tell one another your bond, don't one another now, Jelly's the
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body would ball. What then is all this sympathy lose? Today is the
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day we change, the day awake, let them know we're not afraid.
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You don't want another my boat, trust one another, no one another,
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nobody other man has been a roma, come another, My doom