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The Ron Edwards American Experience: The Dangers of Communitarianisum and Time to Get Serious About Dealing with the Underminers - 260324 · The Ron Edwards American Experience V2

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Speaker 5: Ladies and gentlemen, It's the Ron Edwards American Experienced Talk
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Speaker 5: radio refreshment, Ron Edwards.
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Speaker 6: Well, Hello, gooday, how are you. I'm Ron Edwards send
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Speaker 6: Welcome to the Run Edwards American Experienced Talk Show. Lots
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Speaker 6: of things to cover this day, and amongst them President
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Speaker 6: Trump swearing in of Mark Wayne Mullen to serve as
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Speaker 6: Homeland Security Secretary, and Mullen submitted his resignation from the
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Speaker 6: US Senate on Monday after the Senate finally voted to
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Speaker 6: confirm him as DHS chief, and the Senate voted fifty
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Speaker 6: four to forty five to confirm Mullen to replace former
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Speaker 6: DHS Secretary Christine nom Trump fired no him earlier this
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Speaker 6: month and immediately announced that Mullen would become the next
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Speaker 6: Secretary of Homeland Security. I wish the Senate would go
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Speaker 6: ahead and hurry up and vote in the Save Act,
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Speaker 6: because all they have to do is utilize the majority
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Speaker 6: that the Republicans have. Unfortunately, there are several Republicans who
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Speaker 6: hate more than they love America and are not willing
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Speaker 6: to budge on their you know, hatred of Trump and
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Speaker 6: are willing to let the bill die. But I believe
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Speaker 6: that some Republicans are going to do an in and
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Speaker 6: around and they will finally get this thing passed after
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Speaker 6: much consternation. But we shall see, won't we We shall see.
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Speaker 6: In other news around our country, it seems that, you know,
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Speaker 6: shorter lines are now what's going on at airports around
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Speaker 6: the country and Chicago and some of the other major airports.
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Speaker 6: Lines are shortening at imports at airports rather such as
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Speaker 6: Hartfield Jackson in Atlanta. One day after the Immigration and
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Speaker 6: Customs Enforcement ICE offices arrived more than a dozen airports
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Speaker 6: to assist the Transportation Secretary administration amid a partial government
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Speaker 6: shutdown cause by Democrats who don't want to fund them
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Speaker 6: because of some of their childish leftist demands. Well on
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Speaker 6: the right of wads American Experience Hotline, we have Andrea
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Speaker 6: has from Atlanta, who's going to give us an update
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Speaker 6: on conditions at the world's busiest airport in Atlanta.
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Speaker 7: Hello Andrea, Hi, Ron, how are you doing.
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Speaker 6: Listen? What do you have for us?
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Speaker 7: Well, definitely there are more reports of the lines being
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Speaker 7: better in at Atlanta Heartsville than worse. Certainly, we know
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Speaker 7: our main street media gives different points of view and
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Speaker 7: opinion depending on what party they're supporting. So one outlet
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Speaker 7: does say that the lines are still bad. The two
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Speaker 7: outlets R three Majors here are saying that the lines
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Speaker 7: are better because I is helping with crowd control and monitoring.
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Speaker 7: I guess that's so that TSA can focus on checking
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Speaker 7: IDs and running things through the screener before they get
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Speaker 7: into the airport. So in my opinion, they're working well together.
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Speaker 7: But yes, this is unfortunately. I think this is a
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Speaker 7: good idea to show that our federal agency should come
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Speaker 7: in when needed, and they should have licenses you know,
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Speaker 7: already in place so that they can help in many
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Speaker 7: varieties of ways such as the airport obviously are traffic
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Speaker 7: our air traffic controllers needs for support. So I think
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Speaker 7: this was a good idea for the situation, and it
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Speaker 7: seems to be working.
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Speaker 6: Thank you for reaching out to us and give it
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Speaker 6: us an update on what's going on at the world's
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Speaker 6: busiest airport, Hartfield Jackson there in Atlanta. Andrea Hawes reporting
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Speaker 6: from Atlanta.
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Speaker 7: Thank you so much, thank you, thank you.
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Speaker 6: And as we continue on, folks, we've got a vast
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Speaker 6: majority of people agreeing that the voting ballots should be
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Speaker 6: received by election day. Now, you know that many on
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Speaker 6: the left, particularly Democrats, have been fighting for decades to
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Speaker 6: continue to stretch out the election process from one day
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Speaker 6: to a week to a month. They have their way.
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Speaker 6: The vast majority of likely voters believe the ballots should
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Speaker 6: be received by election day, and Honest Elections Projects survey
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Speaker 6: released ahead of the Supreme Court hearing arguments on the
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Speaker 6: matter and yeah overwhelmingly supported by Americans on both sides
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Speaker 6: of the political aisle. Overall, eighty three percent believe the
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Speaker 6: ballot should be received by election day, and of those,
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Speaker 6: fifty seven percent strongly agree that they should be received
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Speaker 6: by that day. There is bipartisan agreement as well. Ninety
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Speaker 6: three percent of Republicans and eighty three percent of Independence
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Speaker 6: and seventy four percent of Democrats agree that ballots should
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Speaker 6: be received by election day. Furthermore, a majority sixty percent
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Speaker 6: of likely voters agreed that mail in ballots received after
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Speaker 6: polls closed on election day should not be counted at all.
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Speaker 6: And I agree they should be simply thrown into the
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Speaker 6: round file and cut up into little pieces so they
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Speaker 6: cannot be used later to help cheat in elections. If
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Speaker 6: people want to become elected to office, what they should
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Speaker 6: do is come up with the better ideas and ways
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Speaker 6: to implement those ideas, present those ideas to the American people,
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Speaker 6: and see if they can win on ideas. So John
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Speaker 6: Thune continue is to display his bull capital s for
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Speaker 6: a hit efforts in the Senate. And I'm glad that
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Speaker 6: President Trump has rejected John Thune's proposal to fund the
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Speaker 6: DHS without ICE. And President Trump reportedly rejected Senate Majority
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Speaker 6: Leader John Thune's proposal to cut a deal with Democrats
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Speaker 6: to fund the Department of Homeland Security without funding for
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Speaker 6: Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Punch Bowl News reported that Fune
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Speaker 6: shared the proposal to Trump with the caveat that ICE
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Speaker 6: could be funded down the line through reconciliation. Democrats wouldn't
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Speaker 6: get some of their chief demands banning the masks for
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Speaker 6: federal agents or requiring judicial warrants if reconciliation were used,
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Speaker 6: plus TSA agents would get their paychecks, and security line
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Speaker 6: madness at airports would come to an end. However, Trump
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Speaker 6: said no According to multiple sources, the President wants Republicans
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Speaker 6: to stay in d C and keep fighting with Democrats
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Speaker 6: over DHS funding and the Save America Act, the GOP's
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Speaker 6: voter ID and Proof of Citizenship bill, and see Johnathan
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Speaker 6: thinks he's being slick by trying to get things moving
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Speaker 6: along without the Save America Act. Not only that, President
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Speaker 6: Trump warned that he'd publicly slam Senate Republicans if they
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Speaker 6: left town for the upcoming recess. Trump also said that
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Speaker 6: he'd invite all of the GOP senators and their families
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Speaker 6: for Easter dinner at the White House. Some Republicans took
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Speaker 6: that as a threat, not a reward. Trump took the
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Speaker 6: truth social media to emphasize he is against cutting a
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Speaker 6: deal with Democrats. And he's right because any deal with
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Speaker 6: Democrats means you're capitulating and you're compromising, and once again
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Speaker 6: the Democrats will be getting their way. And this has
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Speaker 6: been a habit of Republicans since I don't know, since
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Speaker 6: I've been alive. Every time I've heard or seen major
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Speaker 6: bills come to the fore, one time after another, bam bam, bam,
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Speaker 6: bam bam, Republicans have always bent over for Democrats while
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Speaker 6: ignoring many times a more solid bill or idea, even
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Speaker 6: when they've had the majority. The only time is one
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Speaker 6: of the few times that Republicans did not bend over
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Speaker 6: for Democrats was when Newt Gingrich was the Leader of
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Speaker 6: the House and Mann did he get a job done?
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Speaker 6: Even with Bill Clinton is president? Now, how's that maybe
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Speaker 6: by without some leftist, especially here in the United States
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Speaker 6: of America, doesn't matter black or white, that brings up
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Speaker 6: the issue or problem of slavery. Slavery in this country
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Speaker 6: has you know, not been in existence for for quite
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Speaker 6: a long time. We know that, but you know, they
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Speaker 6: still bring it up. That's one of the reasons that
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Speaker 6: is given for hatred for the United States of America
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Speaker 6: and how unjust slavery is. And of course they always
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Speaker 6: point to the white man, the white man being the
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Speaker 6: massive enslaver. Well, history is proven otherwise that the main,
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Speaker 6: the larger proponents of slavery were blacks themselves, Muslims and
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Speaker 6: did you know that more white people were enslaved throughout
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Speaker 6: the history of slavery in the world than blacks by
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Speaker 6: many times, and even in our time, blacks are still
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Speaker 6: enslaving blacks. One example, my friends, is Lydia Mugambi, a
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Speaker 6: Ugandhan lawyer who served as a High Court judge and
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Speaker 6: Uganda beginning in twenty thirteen, and as a judge of
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Speaker 6: the Unitedation's International Residual Mechanism for a Criminal Tribunals, the
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Speaker 6: successor body to the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda since
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Speaker 6: I think since twenty twenty three. She was convicted on
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Speaker 6: March thirteenth of twenty twenty five at Oxford Crown Court
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Speaker 6: on the four counts conspiracy to facilitate a breach of
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Speaker 6: UK immigration law, arranging travel with a view to exploitation,
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Speaker 6: requiring a person to perform forced or compulsory labor for
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Speaker 6: no payment, and conspiracy to intimidate witnesses. She was also
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Speaker 6: a fellow at Columbia University's Institute in This Country for
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Speaker 6: the Study of Human Rights with an Irony, and she
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Speaker 6: was studying for a doctorate in law at Oxford University
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Speaker 6: at the time of the offenses. Mugambi had met the
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Speaker 6: victim in Uganda when the victim was only nine eighteen
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Speaker 6: years of age, and employed her there as a nanny
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Speaker 6: and maid. But when Magabi relocated to the United Kingdom
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Speaker 6: on a Tier four student visa, a category that did
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Speaker 6: not permit her to sponsor a worker paid or unpaid,
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Speaker 6: she arranged to bring the victim to continue in that
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Speaker 6: slave role. Because she lacked the legal right to sponsor
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Speaker 6: a visa, she conspired with John Leonard Mugabi, then Deputy
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Speaker 6: High Commissioner of Uganda to the United Kingdom, who agreed
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Speaker 6: to sponsor the victim's entry under a diplomatic servants scheme
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Speaker 6: false employment attracts in false certification of a sponsorship or
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Speaker 6: created stating the victim would work as a paid housekeeper
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Speaker 6: at the Ugandan diplomatic residence. However, the victim was never
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Speaker 6: paid she was forced to perform slave duties man. The
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Speaker 6: intention from the outset was the victim would instead live
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Speaker 6: and work unpaid at mcgambi's private home. The quid pro
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Speaker 6: quo for mcgabi's participation was that mcgambi would assist him
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Speaker 6: in the court case in Uganda in which he was
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Speaker 6: a defendant. The sentencing judge found in mcgombe made multiple
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Speaker 6: attempts to contact the Ugandan judge handling Maguwah's case, and
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Speaker 6: that judge refused to take her calls. And it just
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Speaker 6: goes on and on and on. So you know, these
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Speaker 6: kinds of things that the left always says and accuses
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Speaker 6: the right of doing, or in the case of the
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Speaker 6: United States, condemns the country for slavery, despite the fact
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Speaker 6: that slavery was a worldwide institution and is still going
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Speaker 6: on today, which in many cases or most cases, the
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Speaker 6: left continues to turn a deaf ear or a blind
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Speaker 6: eye which points to another thing. But it comes to
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Speaker 6: the many problems that are besetting our Republican even around
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Speaker 6: the world, we see that it looks like an almost
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Speaker 6: an orchestrated effort, whether you look at the war going
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Speaker 6: on in Iran and the situation in the Senate with
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Speaker 6: John Thune refusing to push forward for a Republican majority
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Speaker 6: of the pass the Save Act so that Americans can
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Speaker 6: vote correctly in an election. Because I'm going to tell
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Speaker 6: you something, if this election situation in our country is
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Speaker 6: not fixed before these midterm elections and these cheating scandals
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Speaker 6: are allowed to continue that will fully undermine our republic.
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Speaker 6: And when you couple that with the fact that over
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Speaker 6: fifty million illegals are in our country and all the
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Speaker 6: adults so the illegal are allowed to squeeze in and
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Speaker 6: vote in our elections our country, it's over and all
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Speaker 6: the useful idiots in America that were born here, the
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Speaker 6: useful idiots who continue to push for the communist movement
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Speaker 6: that has been spreading throughout this country and at the
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Speaker 6: same time pushing for the Islamic movement that has been
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Speaker 6: spreading throughout much of this country. It sets the United
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Speaker 6: States up for a terrible crash landing the likes of
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Speaker 6: which this country has never faced before, because, unlike past
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Speaker 6: times when we've gone through disasters, America has never housed
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Speaker 6: so many enemies within her borders. The percentage of enemies
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Speaker 6: in our country right now is higher than ever ever
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Speaker 6: since the founding of this nation. We've never had this
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Speaker 6: large of a percentage of enemies within our borders, including
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Speaker 6: many terrorist cells who are ready to go and Pete
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Speaker 6: Hexas says, they We've got eyes on them, but for
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Speaker 6: some reason they refuse to go after them. That in
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Speaker 6: itself is very concerning to me. And when you look
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Speaker 6: at the economic situation, many more people fifty seven percent
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Speaker 6: of Trump supporters are now looking at the economy in
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Speaker 6: a bad way.
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Speaker 7: There.
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Speaker 6: They think that things are going to get a lot
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Speaker 6: worse than they are right now, and a lot of
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Speaker 6: them are blaming the war effort. But it'sn't ironic that,
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Speaker 6: for instance, fuel prices gasoline in particular, are still lower
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Speaker 6: with an ongoing war than they were under the Uncle
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Speaker 6: Joe Biden autopin administration. And when you look at the
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Speaker 6: Iranian situation, I'm very concerned because they had supposedly wiped
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Speaker 6: out Iran's ability to lay minds in the strait of
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Speaker 6: Hermos Well, what do you know, they're laying minds again.
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Speaker 6: And a lot of people don't know this. But to
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Speaker 6: withdraw minds and go through that process, it is not
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Speaker 6: something that can be done very quickly. It is a
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Speaker 6: slow process. Takes a lot of time. First you have
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Speaker 6: to find them, and then when you do find them,
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Speaker 6: there's a certain way you have to deal with them
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Speaker 6: so they don't blow up, and it takes a lot
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Speaker 6: of time to you have to handle them gingerly in
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Speaker 6: in a way so that you can get them out
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Speaker 6: of the water safely and disengage them. And so once
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Speaker 6: again Iran has the minds in the strait of her
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Speaker 6: moves at will. She has continues to bombard Israel and
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Speaker 6: other places with missiles, and as I said posed yesterday,
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Speaker 6: they're talking about the expense of using missiles to try
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Speaker 6: to deflect the UH cluster bombs that are being sent
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Speaker 6: over Israel and can be sent all the way to
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Speaker 6: European capitals. The best way to address that situation and
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Speaker 6: not break the UH the the nation's bank is laser technology. Now,
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Speaker 6: I've been reading about laser technology for years, and I've
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Speaker 6: seen videos of them implementing it and how destructive those
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Speaker 6: lasers can be. In fact, they did a test with
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Speaker 6: a laser l not long ago on an aircraft carrier
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Speaker 6: and there was a hypersonic missile fired at the aircraft carrier.
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Speaker 6: And what did they use to diffuse it. The best
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Speaker 6: thing that they could use it was a laser and
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Speaker 6: it blew it up long before it reached the aircraft carrier.
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Speaker 6: And so they had the technology and it's a lot cheaper.
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Speaker 6: But anyway, we shall continue with more on the run
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Speaker 2: Breaking news at town Hall I bought I knew in
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Speaker 2: and I Ran, the progress of diplomacy remains lost in
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Speaker 2: the fog of war.
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Speaker 12: Now we heard from US President Donald Trump. He said
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Speaker 12: that they were talks going on between Washington and Tehran.
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Speaker 12: Now Tehran has denied this, but in the last day
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Speaker 12: we have seen an increased flurry of activity that involves
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Speaker 12: Iranian Foreign Minister Abbasarachi calling a series of countries around
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Speaker 2: interests and the Scott's shared security concerns and opportunities for cooperation,
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Speaker 2: The State Department said in the statement. Area of focus
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Speaker 2: will include the Russian Ukraine War, the situation in the
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Speaker 2: Nearly all of the other G seven nations Britain, Canada, France, Germany,
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Speaker 2: Italy and Japan have reacted coolly at best to US
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Speaker 5: Against Iran and have declined to participate. Bernie Bennett, Washington.
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Speaker 6: Of course, this is the round average American experience. And yeah,
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Speaker 6: you know what, one of the things that is sorely
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Speaker 6: lacking in our world, in our republic is justice, justice
30:30
Speaker 6: when it comes to wrongdoers, evildoers who perpetrate against individuals
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Speaker 6: who they don't know, in most cases because they've decided, well,
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Speaker 6: you know what I see, I want to shoot you.
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Speaker 6: I see you, I want to rob you. Oh wait
30:42
Speaker 6: a minute, I see your house. I want to break
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Speaker 6: in and do some damage and take your stuff. Prosecutors,
30:50
Speaker 6: you know, you know they're running around wishing they could
30:55
Speaker 6: do more. Well, some prosecutors, that is another Uncle Joe
31:00
Speaker 6: Biden released illegal border crosser, shot and killed Sheridan Gorman
31:04
Speaker 6: as she ran for her life. He saw her and said, hey,
31:08
Speaker 6: you know what, I'm going to gun you down. An
31:11
Speaker 6: illegal boat acrosser released into the United States by former
31:14
Speaker 6: President Uncle Joe Biden's administration, shot and killed the eighteen
31:17
Speaker 6: year old Sheridan Gorman. Now she was a freshman at
31:21
Speaker 6: Loyola University in Chicago, as she ran for her life
31:24
Speaker 6: trying to flee for safety. And this kind of stuff
31:30
Speaker 6: is happening throughout the Republic more often than you might
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Speaker 6: want to think or imagine. And I'm bringing this up.
31:38
Speaker 6: You know, the whole nation has been disgusted over this
31:41
Speaker 6: particular situation. But I bringing it up because it is
31:46
Speaker 6: high time for we the people to start putting pressure
31:51
Speaker 6: on or more pressure on our local officials. Seriously, I
31:57
Speaker 6: think there should be a way to administer justice against
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Speaker 6: people like Brandon Johnson, mayor of Chicago, you know Pritzker,
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Speaker 6: the governor of Illinois. In every sanctuary state or city
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Speaker 6: government official who continues to coddle illegal border crossers and
32:23
Speaker 6: support them more so than they even support their voters.
32:28
Speaker 6: And there should be a way to bring charges against
32:32
Speaker 6: office holders who endanger their constituents literally and in many
32:37
Speaker 6: cases their lives because of their support of illegal border crossers,
32:44
Speaker 6: even after they commit more than one criminal action in
32:48
Speaker 6: our country, instead of helping them to get them the
32:51
Speaker 6: heck out of our country or locking them up. See,
32:55
Speaker 6: if we had a worthy, worthwhile judiciary while justice system,
33:01
Speaker 6: I would favor deporting all the illegals, but if one
33:07
Speaker 6: of them commits a violent act like killing someone, I
33:12
Speaker 6: would support locking them up and hanging them. If you're
33:20
Speaker 6: an illegal border crosser, you come to the United States
33:23
Speaker 6: of America, if we catch you, you do a dashriarly deed,
33:27
Speaker 6: you shall be hung in the public square. They should
33:30
Speaker 6: be told throughout the world because there are still people
33:34
Speaker 6: sneaking into the country, believe it or not, believe it
33:36
Speaker 6: or not. And so yeah, see, we have to start
33:43
Speaker 6: really going after these people, and we've got to start
33:51
Speaker 6: putting more pressure on our government officials. And by the way,
33:56
Speaker 6: how about voters throughout the country, whether you're in Chicago,
34:02
Speaker 6: whether you're in Los Angeles, whether you're in San Francisco,
34:06
Speaker 6: whether you're in Detroit, whether you're in Cleveland, whether you're
34:10
Speaker 6: in Pittsburgh, Boston, New York, Baltimore, Atlanta, Seattle. You know,
34:18
Speaker 6: there's a theme here, and the theme is useful idiots.
34:24
Speaker 6: So you can run around here wanting to live safely
34:27
Speaker 6: in your little house or big house, if that's the case,
34:31
Speaker 6: but yet supporting elements of a lack of safety, one
34:41
Speaker 6: of which is supporting illegal border crossers. You can't have
34:47
Speaker 6: it both ways. If you think you can have it
34:50
Speaker 6: both ways, that's retarded. Let me just be frank with you.
34:55
Speaker 6: You got to smarten up, my fellow Americans, those who
34:57
Speaker 6: continue to support open border policies, those who continue to
35:03
Speaker 6: support illegal border crossers. Looking at a news report today,
35:08
Speaker 6: they nabbed in an illegal board across or at the airport.
35:12
Speaker 6: They tried to get away and in fact they were
35:14
Speaker 6: taking them to be processed, to be sent back to Gualamala. Well,
35:21
Speaker 6: she tries to turn into wonder woman, thinks she can
35:24
Speaker 6: get away. I guess she thought she was Remember there
35:27
Speaker 6: were old commercials when Ohjay you used to run through
35:29
Speaker 6: the airport to get to his destination. I guess she
35:32
Speaker 6: thought she'd cold run through the airport like oj and
35:35
Speaker 6: get away to a hidden destination somewhere. But anyway, they
35:38
Speaker 6: caught her. And while they were wrestling her down because
35:41
Speaker 6: she was resisting, and the screaming American born Karens screaming
35:50
Speaker 6: leave her alone, leave her alone, scoreeching in a most
35:55
Speaker 6: irritating tone that only Karens can get. I mean, they
35:59
Speaker 6: just like they rehearse, just like choirs rehearse their music.
36:05
Speaker 6: They're singing. I think Karens they all get together man
36:09
Speaker 6: the zoom call, and they have these rehearsals, and they
36:13
Speaker 6: know how to get that certain tone when they're screaming,
36:17
Speaker 6: and it's most irritating sound. And they were just screaming
36:22
Speaker 6: leave her alone. And I just find it increasingly detrimental
36:31
Speaker 6: to our republic. And see Karens in these you know,
36:35
Speaker 6: leftist Karens and Kevins don't understand that they're nothing more
36:40
Speaker 6: than useful idiots. See, they're the public face for the private,
36:48
Speaker 6: powerful entities that are literally trying to destroy this country
36:52
Speaker 6: from within. They're called communists, they're called whatever you want,
36:57
Speaker 6: the Islamists, the combination there and the real power folks
37:03
Speaker 6: are not out there in the open, Nope. But they
37:05
Speaker 6: have their minions in the street to create division, to
37:11
Speaker 6: create agony, to create just a miserable atmosphere. And that's
37:17
Speaker 6: just one spoke in the wheel and how to gradually
37:22
Speaker 6: destroy a nation. And when you look at the war effort,
37:28
Speaker 6: one of the reasons why I initially did not want
37:31
Speaker 6: President Trump to go to war at this particular time
37:35
Speaker 6: was because I was very concerned that our resources would
37:39
Speaker 6: purposely be strained. Okay, And that's where we're at right now,
37:46
Speaker 6: militarily and otherwise. And now the economy is being strained.
37:51
Speaker 6: All the good work and all the good ideas that
37:55
Speaker 6: President Trump is brought forth, making one of the best
37:57
Speaker 6: presidents ever so far, could be greatly diminished because of
38:04
Speaker 6: this war. Now every day I pray for victory in
38:09
Speaker 6: the war, and I'm more concerned than I would be
38:15
Speaker 6: Let's say if I were around during the Second World War,
38:20
Speaker 6: because more people at that time understood if you got
38:24
Speaker 6: to go to war, you got to go to war,
38:25
Speaker 6: and there would have been more there was more support, YadA, YadA, YadA.
38:30
Speaker 6: But today because of generations of indoctrination to the point
38:37
Speaker 6: where people can't even be explained to. And then the
38:44
Speaker 6: indoctrination process is more than just stupefying people, because all
38:49
Speaker 6: of them don't turn out to be stupid. Many of
38:52
Speaker 6: them are very successful individuals. And what they do with
38:56
Speaker 6: the smart ones and is convinced them to not be
39:01
Speaker 6: interested in truth concerning our country, to not be interested
39:08
Speaker 6: in the good things about this country, to not be
39:10
Speaker 6: interested and care about if it's falling apart as long
39:14
Speaker 6: as their little lives are going well. That is another
39:18
Speaker 6: avenue of weakening your country. If many of your intelligensia
39:25
Speaker 6: don't give a rip, they may not be actively out
39:27
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39:31
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39:37
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39:40
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39:48
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39:55
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40:02
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40:07
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40:11
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40:16
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40:19
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46:19
Speaker 6: be straightened out in a just manner, meaning that she'll
46:24
Speaker 6: be in big heap of trouble anyway, Folks, there is
46:30
Speaker 6: a term called communitarianism. Communitarianism and the evil unleashed upon America.
46:42
Speaker 6: The beautiful Communitarianism is the tool of government to steal
46:47
Speaker 6: America from we the people. What were you seeing all
46:52
Speaker 6: over our republic is governments, national, state, and local using
46:58
Speaker 6: Native Indian reservations, for example, as tools to destroy not
47:03
Speaker 6: only property rights, but also shut down dams and make
47:06
Speaker 6: properties useless. All of this so the government leaders can
47:11
Speaker 6: take the land back once functioning humanity is no longer
47:16
Speaker 6: there whoops, And yes, they're using so many more tools,
47:20
Speaker 6: but for several more you know shows. I'm going to
47:25
Speaker 6: be focusing on how first the federal government began the
47:30
Speaker 6: demolition of property rights via pretending to assist tribes and
47:35
Speaker 6: making themselves secure and thriving like the rest of America. Yeah,
47:40
Speaker 6: property rights, okay. Another way is through a property taxes,
47:47
Speaker 6: but using communitarianism is the tool to organize tribal governance.
47:53
Speaker 6: The powers that be in federal government are setting up
47:57
Speaker 6: the West the cowboys in an Indian so ill as
48:00
Speaker 6: use that scenario to fight over water rights, for example.
48:06
Speaker 6: Or the government will act like thement government of a California,
48:11
Speaker 6: for example, and filter water into the Pacific Ocean fresh
48:16
Speaker 6: water into the Pacific Ocean instead of allowing it to
48:19
Speaker 6: flow naturally down to farmlands in the beautiful state of California.
48:24
Speaker 6: The fighter is planned to have a temporary winner, but
48:28
Speaker 6: that winner is being set up to commit Harry Carey,
48:33
Speaker 6: which basically boiled down to no more freedom loving cowboys
48:38
Speaker 6: and no more Indians. Hey, black Rock. Soon the West
48:43
Speaker 6: will be up for grabs, and I know you'll be
48:47
Speaker 6: waiting how long is this being done? Designation of certain
48:52
Speaker 6: groups such as the poor and the homeless, and the elderly, misplaced, blacks,
48:58
Speaker 6: the needy, in order to justify the c of a
49:00
Speaker 6: voluntary service community. And see there's a theme here groups.
49:06
Speaker 6: And see that's the root of democracy or mobocracy. And
49:14
Speaker 6: that's why you'll always hear me say, no, this is
49:17
Speaker 6: not a democracy, because remember when I've talked about civil rights,
49:22
Speaker 6: whereas I designated properly according to my dad, you know rights,
49:32
Speaker 6: You know, it's just bastardized rights. To be honest with you,
49:36
Speaker 6: because they destroy, they wipe out the concept of individual rights,
49:41
Speaker 6: which come from God. He sees us as important individuals,
49:45
Speaker 6: not as a little mob, a faithless mob. But the
49:51
Speaker 6: civil rights bashardized. The right crowd knew what they were doing.
49:57
Speaker 6: And so you have the poor, the humbless, the elderly,
49:59
Speaker 6: the needy groups in order to justify the creation of
50:03
Speaker 6: voluntary service communities. First it was the Indians, but one
50:08
Speaker 6: or two of the tribes in the United States were
50:11
Speaker 6: nomadic peoples. So they try to act like the Indians
50:16
Speaker 6: in the United States were these noble nation builders, and
50:21
Speaker 6: that the white men came here and just wiped out
50:24
Speaker 6: great nations. There was there were no great nations. The
50:28
Speaker 6: tribes were nomadic the reason why they were nomadic because
50:35
Speaker 6: for the most part, they weren't farmers. And what they
50:38
Speaker 6: did was they followed the food, much like the nomadic
50:43
Speaker 6: animals in Africa. They follow the water. The follow the
50:47
Speaker 6: water and the food according to the seasons, and that's
50:50
Speaker 6: what the American Indians did. Most of them. They didn't
50:54
Speaker 6: live in one specific place, but wandered over the seasons
50:57
Speaker 6: to follow the food. But as the dust was settled,
51:00
Speaker 6: the Indians were given the right to be full legal
51:03
Speaker 6: citizens of the United States and thus subject to the
51:06
Speaker 6: laws protected under the United States Constitution. See a lot
51:12
Speaker 6: of these kind of things are not presented to the
51:15
Speaker 6: American people or our students in government schools. Were their wrongs, yes,
51:21
Speaker 6: but there were also some rights second, the cowboys, the
51:26
Speaker 6: European peoples who settled America used the United States Constitution
51:30
Speaker 6: as a guideline to set up governments that were truly
51:33
Speaker 6: of the people, for the people, and by the people,
51:37
Speaker 6: all the people, except in the South where you had
51:39
Speaker 6: the slavery. The laws our founders decided upon protected the
51:44
Speaker 6: people their rights to own property rather than be property
51:48
Speaker 6: as they're trying to do to us today. And they
51:52
Speaker 6: were allowed to live as they chose, as long as
51:54
Speaker 6: they did not infringe upon others rights. But now we
51:59
Speaker 6: see the denunciation of national values, of rational values of
52:07
Speaker 6: personal individual liberties and rights, personal ambition, self reliance, individual
52:16
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52:24
Speaker 6: rule and division caused by diversity and d DEI instead
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Speaker 6: persuade each person to sacrifice his individuality into community and
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Speaker 6: become one or spoke in the weel. Communitarianism is a
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Speaker 6: socio political ideology that values the needs or common good
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Speaker 6: of society over the needs and rights of individuals. See
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Speaker 6: there's no value to you if you are an individual.
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Speaker 6: You must be clustered into a group and placing the
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Speaker 6: interest of the society over those of the individual citizens
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Speaker 6: or sovereigns. Communitarianism is considered the opposite of a liberal
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Speaker 6: of classic liberalism. Its proponents, called communitarians, object to extreme
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Speaker 6: individualism as they call it, and unchecked lais a fair
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Speaker 6: free market economics under an equal opportunity. See when the
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Speaker 6: Pilgrims first came to America, that first year, they tried
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Speaker 6: that way of living communitarianism and the majority of them,
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Speaker 6: got sick in them and died, and the ones that
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Speaker 6: remained said, wait a minute, wait a minute, they have
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Speaker 6: to try another way. And guess what. When they went
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Speaker 6: away from communitarianism, they thrived and planted the scenes of
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Speaker 6: what came became the greatest nation in the history of
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Speaker 6: the world. Welcome now that I see that my time
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Speaker 6: is if I do, thank you so much for your time.
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Speaker 6: And as they always say, at this time, remember to
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Speaker 6: pray for your nation, Pray for your friends, your family,
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Speaker 6: and even your enemies that they get it right before
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Speaker 6: it's too late. And don't forget my friends to treat
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Speaker 6: others the same way you want to be treated until
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Speaker 6: next time. And every time I'm Ron Edwards excelsior.
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Speaker 9: Would it would be V.
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Speaker 13: That's all folks, tags
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Speaker 6: That stage right