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WRHT927 | Clint & Me planning new talks &More · Guber Mente 2026

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All right, it's the twenty seventh September. Wow, I can't believe that
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the sun is actually out. It's been uh the number of days of rain
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and UH and gray on the east coast of Night America. Many different uh
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as I recorded yesterday, Many different things that are going on right now.
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You know, Catherine Austin Fitz said at one point that that the government is
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being held hostage by the financial global system. You know, that was always
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the case, and there were people like Ron Paul who spoke about this.
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He talked about auditing the FED. But at the same time, all he
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had to really do was, you know, talk about the Kaffir, talk
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about the corporate annual financial report. But what would that have done? Though?
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What would the what would just talking about the corporate annual financial report the
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Kaffer what would that do? That's basically the same thing as saying, let's
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you know, we can see here what's going on collectively, we need to
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audit them, and we need to rain them in and and and get control
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over that. Meanwhile, you know, Ron Paul Rand Paul are part of
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this bloodline family. They are probably fifth or sixth cousins with Barry Dunham or
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a k A Barack Obama or the other way around. So what does that
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even mean? You know when he says audit the Fed, even if he
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did talk about the Kaffer. You know what Clint references Ron Paul, it's
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with a with a level of like you are full of shit, And on
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some level, yeah, he you know, Ron Paul is full of shit
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because he should be talking about the Kaffer. He should be talking about this
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massive financial control that is uh that they have, I mean just from the
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taxation alone the state. You know, Clint has focused on, you know,
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just certain states in particular. And and that is Morning Hey in particular.
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She was friendly. But the guy that looks like Robert Malone not so
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much. Whenever that is Robert Malone in a way, it's a great you
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know, a lot of facial hair, gray facial hair. He kind of
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looks like him a bit, you know, the guy who's benefiting monetarily out
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off of his patents on the MR and a venom technology. So anyway,
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Clint is focused on certain states in particular, just to give an example,
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just to give a h and you know the example of how much money is
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actually in the system, how much money is actually in the coffers. Yeah,
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another god that looks like bobbo alone. What if they're going for that,
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Look the bobbom Alone one. And there's there's tons of money in the
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coffer yet you know yet the police they always talk about, you know,
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there's a deficit here, there's a deficit there, and the cool thing here.
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And we're gonna talk about very soon. I messaged, well, the
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last time they Clinton messaged me, he said, let's let's record something.
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You know, he wants to start up a podcast again, maybe a couple
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of times a month or something like that. So we're gonna we're gonna do
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that. And and it's gonna be interesting because around the time that we're doing
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it, I'm gonna be asking him like, what's up with these government shut
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shut downs? And he's gonna have all the friggin He's gonna have the skinny
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on all of it. You know, he's gonna understand that it's all bullshit.
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It's just it's just all fucking just deception. And you've got you know,
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property taxes being just incredible, Like the government could actually not that I
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wouldn't want them to do this, but they could solely fucking pay for teachers.
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Sorry for some of the wind and stuff that's going on here. It's
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rather windy, but yeah, in a beautiful day. I'm only seeing a
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couple artificial clouds here, but damn near perfect day here, low sixties,
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you know, really my wheelhouse around the air after the frying pan, after
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the heat and the humidity, and it wasn't too bad. But anyway,
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it doesn't take much for me to get distracted and bright colors, Bob Robert
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Malone look alike, adhd, I'm gonna snort some nicotine. Been chewing some
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of the nicotine gum, like the two milligrams of this. It's got a
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zylotol in it, so I guess that's kind of like a sugar alcohol.
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But it's very But I gotta tell you, man, when I chew that
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ship, man, it frigging it. Uh. It brings uh, it
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brings a a surge of energy. So it's a Rugby brand. Rugby.
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I figured, you know, might as well get all facets of it,
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you know, like at least do you know, I've been smoking some you
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know, but then you know, I just feel like, you know,
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I kind of want to, you know, give my lungs of break a
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little bit. Really, all I would want to do. I find myself
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smoking frigging you know, half a cigarette or a full cigarette, and really
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what the only thing I want to do is just take like a couple two
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or three drags of a cigarette, because that's really kind of all it takes,
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you know, two and that's more of like a a calming effect,
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you know, And that'd be any of you smoke out there. But I
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bought the organic tobacco, and I just noticed, like right away, like
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when I, you know, the first first couple, you know, drags
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of the cigarette, you know, it's just like a it does. It
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just gives you I'm not going to say like a euphoric thing, but you
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could just tell it's just like it just calms the body. And the weird
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thing was is like back in the day when when I was a young man
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or young man and I started kind of smoking here and there, I was
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just like I kind of feel a little bit high, you know, and
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I think that's the thing with it. But then again, you know what
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about all those chemicals that they spray on it, So that's uh, there,
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that's just fucked up. In another example of how how you know we
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can't we can't have the basic natural thing, you know, it grows out
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of the ground and then they fucking destroy it before they give it to people.
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So actually talked to a guy in in Utah of somebody you know when
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I when I Clint's uh connections as far as you know, tobacco. The
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guy cultivates tobacco morning and so I was wondering if he was you know,
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that it was possibility that I could get it from him, so I would
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know, like the total source. I am going to get something now because
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I'm going to talk to Clint, and Clint's gonna Clint can Clint can get
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some because they're you know, they're you know, they're tight friends and and
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so these people are all geared up. Man. They got the frigging like
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the yoga pants style biking stuff and the helmets and shit, he's wearing a
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helmet. Prod looks at me and he's like, what no helmet? Well,
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what's your problem? How you're not wearing a helmet? No, just
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a hat. And so yeah, so I am going to get some of
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it. I am. I am going to get some of that tobacco for
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short. When I talked to him and be like, yeah, he didn't
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want to sell any I get it, but you can get some from him,
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and please do. I'll pay top dollar for it, top doll So,
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yeah, we're gonna, we're gonna, we're gonna touch on that.
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I think that's probably gonna be one of the first things because it's gonna be
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very revealing. It's gonna be very revealing in terms of how much of of
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a total deception and shit show that uh, you know, the government budget
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and all this other shit is. They're just they're just disgusting parasites. As
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I said, it happens no other way. We are the host. They
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are the parasite, and the only thing standing in our way. The really,
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the only thing that's standing in our way is these fucking morons that walk
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around us, these these uh I don't even know what to call God's mistakes.
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I guess that's a little harsh, but but yeah, it's just very
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discouraging when when you when you look at the just the entire process and I'm
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about to as I said, I'm about I'm venturing. I've I've ventured out.
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I've already used my straw man to to uh, you know, my
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credentials and my uh you know, background check and things like that being done
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to you know, to make sure that you know, in the Department of
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Homeland Security has to be involved in you know, with these I nines and
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all this stuff. We're like they're they pretend to care about what you know,
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who is in the country and who isn't. But anyway, that's going
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to be starting sometime in October. So so well, going to uh be
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at a number of options. Strangely not well not not because I don't have
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skills, but dealing with the artifice, dealing with you know, the the
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computer systems, the software and all all the stuff that's just completely and totally
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rigged. Uh. Just so just so you know, if you're using telegram
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out there. So I signed in on on a on a Dell computer Windows
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eleven Dell computer, and I purchased probably in like I'm gon say, it
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was like January of January or February January, March, February March of twenty
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twenty two, and so I signed in, I went into the and on
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the phone there's a thing where you can terminate every connection that you've created,
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and it obviously leaves your phone connection. So you go back in and you
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sign up, you know, you link a device, and then I got
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a message saying, is this you? Is this you signing in on a
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not only writing Dell, but also the model and the fucking service tag.
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If anybody knows about Dell computers, they have a service tag that you reference
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if you need to get it a maintenance or you know, if you get
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an extended warranty or something like that. They knew what the fuck my service
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tag was their software their software when you look and I shouldn't be surprised,
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and I'm not really surprised, but I guess they say it's for security.
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I'm not I'm not really sure, but but you know, they don't really
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say. But it had the my fucking service tag on it. So it's
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just like they know what computer that you're using because their software as you load
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it, and what else is it gathering? You know, like, what
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the fuck else is it gathering? Anyway? So that's that's one of the
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main things I wanted to say, is is that I should probably do shiiting
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like virtual machine. I actually created a virtual machine. I'm gonna try that.
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I'm gonna I'm gonna create a virtual machine. You can do that inside
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your own com computer. Be download VM VMware player. It's a little it's
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a little involved. So you know, there's different virtual free virtual stuff,
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and all you have to do is kind of go in there. You have
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to download an ISO file of Linux. You know, it could be I'd
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like to use Linux, spent and mynt. So you download an io and
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then you load the software and then at some point it'll say what what what
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do you want to use? And then you point it to the ISO file
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it's a dot io, and then it starts to load the Linux program inside
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this, you could say, you could say protected, but I'm curious,
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I'm really really curious of what of what that what that would hide from the
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Telegram software. Most of you probably don't even know what I'm talking about,
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but they're all virtual machines. You can create a server, you can create
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a file server. You can create any kind of server you want. It
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can just be it could just be a compressed file on a physical server.
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You can actually have a physical server and then install multiple servers virtual servers on
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that. And that's what they do to save money and ship like that.
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But you still pay for licensing, so they get you coming and going.
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But yeah, that's why, you know, it's why Microsoft is just I
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mean, they've dominated this system. They've dominated it with the technology, with
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Microsoft IBM. And then of course the lawsuit illusions, delusions that where it's
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you know, you see a a company being accused of like Microsoft or IBM
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was accused of of doing certain things. And then all they did was create
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other create other companies Microsoft probably one, so that they can control both of
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them, but not look as if they are, so that they can,
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you know, they can monopolize across the board, making it look like,
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oh, this company has a totally different ownership than this company, a company
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to be a company to C two D and that, of course that's the
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thing. Own nothing control everything. And uh, I saw an email or
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something this morning saying that there were there states that are suing bringing legal action
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against Amazon for monopolistic activities. Of course they're going to do that. I
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wouldn't even I wouldn't even be surprised. Man, I'm watching a It was
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so it was pretty weird. I got this platform that somebody shared with me.
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It's called Plex, and so I went in there and I was watching
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this stupid movie. I would. I woke up probably around four thirty five,
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and I'm, you know, just like the sleeping much better after the
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you know, after the treatment, after the nicotine and ship for months now
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though, just doing much better. It's anyway, I'm sitting here right,
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and I guess I must look like some kind of a bad guy or something.
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Is pushing her baby right, She's looking at her phone, she's walking
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this way, and she sees me just kind of sitting here alone, and
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then she's figures it might not be safe to do. I get it.
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I mean, I get it. I must look like somebody who's going to
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do But I've been told that I have a kind face and I have I
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have kind eyes. But I guess she didn't get close enough to she didn't
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get you through. I'm just just a fucking looks. So she figured if
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I was a skinny guy, she would have a chance. I don't know
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the ship that I can imagine in my head, but yeah, I mean
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that's what you have to do. You have to think like what the fuck
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is going on around me? You know, like Denzel Washington and the what
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the fuck is that we went to see that we had to see that movie.
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I happened to happen to think that, uh that Denzel Washington is probably
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one of the finest actors. He could be related to George Washington. He
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would never fucking no, do we? But uh, what the fuck is
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that? Why could? My brain is like, it's e the it was
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a television show. Why can't I fucking think of that? It's one of
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my favorite, uh, you know movies, three movies we the third one
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just came out with the within the last eight weeks. The Execution, it
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should be called the Execution or because Dan he just fucking wipes some he wiped
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some mother fathers out. But anyway, but now I got to that there's
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uh where the fuck was I anyway? So yeah, you know it's best
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if you can and you know this is you find out all these different rules
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about sprinker when you when you after you sign up for the add exchange,
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which hasn't quite gotten to ten dollars yet, hasn't got there yet. After
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I think the first of the month will be wanting first of the month will
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be eight weeks. I'm just under ten dollars. God, what I'm gonna
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do with that ten dollars. What I'm gonna do. I hope I don't
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spend it all at once. But yeah, it turns out that now,
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like the most, the most revenue sharing comes back when someone when someone listens
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to the app on or listens to a podcast on the Sprinker podcast app,
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and that way, well it depends. I mean, there's any number of
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different podcast apps out there where you can speed stuff up. With me,
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it might be better to kind of speed up my my slow processing brain.
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Most of these aren't even planned. So again, I don't really have a
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there's not an agenda. I don't have a what is it like Obama and
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you know with the words telling me what to say for teleprompter and so yeah,
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so if you listened to it on the Spreaker app as opposed to listening
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to it on Spotify or something, you get there's more to you know,
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account revenue. So there's one thing, hello, and so there's that it
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uploaded the what I recorded yesterday and it went from nine dollars and twenty cents
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to nine dollars and thirty five cents. So so I'm gonna buy a really
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really tiny island with that. I just had to earn fifteen more cents and
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now I can buy that really really tiny island in my mind. But yeah,
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I mean, I'm sitting there to watching this strigging. Uh. There's
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this documentary about YouTube, and you know that it's going to destroy the internet,
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right, So you hear all these things in the in the in the
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in the writing, the description of what it's about, and it turns out
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that it's allowing free speech. It's going to destroy the internet. You see
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all the people that were involved in YouTube, Schmidt, just all the nor
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Dwells, the people that were just pretty much fucking handed handed the reins.
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But it's possible that some of these people have absolutely no fucking idea. I
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mean, and I think Schmidt does. He's a fucking weird guy. He's
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weird, like he's weird mannered. His mannerisms are like Bill Gates, which
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is very dead, dead in the eyes, like conniving deadness. But she
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got out the woman I forget it starts with a K, you know,
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the tiny hats. But she's the it said, former CEO of of YouTube.
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So after you know she collaborated in censoring information, she then you know,
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moves on because they know they know that they're censoring real fucking information and
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they don't care. They don't care, so fuck them. I hope that
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all of these men and women that are collaborating, I hope they're viciously fucking
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sexually molested by a fucking weaponized baboon. So yeah, and then it was
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kind of breaking up and everything. It was weirdly, I'm gonna have to
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I want to. I want to see more of it because because then I
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can I can see just you know, all of the you know, of
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course you saw it Alex Jones, and you see all the different right leaning
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people that they're making an example out of. They brought up the child thing,
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the pizza stuff, and they used it in a way obviously that we
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can't allow these types of things to be talked about or said, or you
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know, the type of things that you would see when when when when a
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corporation is being dissolved, the divide and conquer, which is always divide and
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conquer, which is always a part of the recipe, not just a pinch
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either. We're seeing it across the board for many, many, many many
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years. Uh, just just so so much shit, so much, just
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so much awfulness that that people can't you know that people can't really they they
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they're not tuned man, they're not tuned in. And I'm not saying that
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I that I'm special, because I am is. I think I think the
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listeners out there now that I'm not. You know, I'm not a special
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guy. I don't think that I'm better than everybody else. I just want
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everybody fucking participating what's right. You know. They don't anticipate that's right.
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Finally a nice day. Uh yeah, I made these after all that gray
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and rain. It's uh it, yeah, thank you, not too much.
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I picked it up last October. I said, before I get too
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old, I need to start, you know, as long as my legs
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still work and all that other stuff, I gotta gotta get out there and
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uh and start biking around. So it's been fun. Yeah, I got
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on a scale this morning. I should, holy shit, get out there.
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Just cut the carbs out, man. I want no pasta, no
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sugar for you know, it's got a eight well yogurt. Yeah, there's
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a lot of sugar in that. But I mean, you know, it's
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all about you know, eating certain foods caused you to be hungry because there's
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there's ingredients in the food that caused you to be more hungry, you know,
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and not to mention you know, when blood, sugar and stuff start
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start start doing what's the name centaur there. So yeah, so yeah,
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certain uh, certain foods I'll get you to to, uh you know,
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want to crave. You eat sugar, you're gonna want more. And that's
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a thing. And and uh, you know I did kind of like the
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Adkins stuff. I you know, just I threw years ago, like back
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in like two thousand and I just started, you know, I'm gonna just
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start eating you know, chicken and broccoli, you know what I mean,
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certain types of things that didn't have a whole lot of like sugar and carbohydrates
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in it. And after after like three or four days of it, you
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know, once you can get over that hump, then you just your your
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appetite those cravings too, like oh, I gotta get something to eat.
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That stuff goes away for the most part, and then you're just like,
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well, I gotta eat something. So I found myself coming home, you
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know, opening up a can of green beans, right, steal them up
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or heat them up, and then put some butter on it. Eat that,
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and I'm like all right, I'm good, you know, not that
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you just don't get those cravings for the for the sugars that that you know,
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put the weight on that the drain us of whatever energy that we have.
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You know, I got a sweet tooth, so I got a hey,
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yeah, that's that's uh, that's so. I mean I've over the
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last I want to say, over the last four to six weeks, I've
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been kind of doing a regiment where where I haven't you know, done a
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whole lot of you know, I've had sandwiches here and there, you know
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what I mean, like make a grilled cheese sandwich or something like that.
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But you know that's pretty much the only you know, real like carbs that
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I had that day. And uh, and then the next day I just
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kind of go back and start doing my you know, drinking a shake here,
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you know, drinking a shake of some stuff. You know. So
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again it's just you got to get into over those uh, those cravings.
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You know, three two or three or four days of eating like thirty carbs
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thirty or forty carbs are less. It works, it does, Oh yeah,
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it's just getting target getting out of that habit of yep and get out
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of the hump. Yep. Well you have a good day, you too,
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yep, hopefully, Well we'll see more of these. Uh, let's
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I don't even think it's fall yet, right, No, it's still officially
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summer by the calendar. Yeah, it happen. You might have already been
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out. I'll take this rather than a frying pan. I'll tell you that.
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Yeah, anything, all right, friend, have a good day.
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Ye see a centaur Rick Drew. Yeah, nice to meet you. Good
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dude. He's got a service talk Centaurs. Centaurs has talk. That's pretty
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cool. I don't know if it's obviously it's his dog, maybe a guarded
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from something. It seems to be okay, it seems to like physically he
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seems like a little unsteady, but for the most parties out here walking,
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so he must be. You must be doing okay, my new friend Rick,
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A new friend Rick. Anyway, there's good people in the world.
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I know that there are good people in this world if they're only given the
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information that's needed so that they can make a wise decision, so that they
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can make a choice that is grounded in real knowledge. And that's what they
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steal from us. God, I mean I just when you think about it,
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when you just think about the power that it took, well, just
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the control, the power, the control, it needed to be done over
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a number of years. I get that. And everybody's guilty, my parents,
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their parents, you know. But I mean, you know, my
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dad was born in nineteen seventeen, my mom in nineteen twenty four. What
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the fuck do you know? And then next thing you know that the you
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know, war breaks out and they're off and they're off to go fight whoever
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the government says, you know, fight And imagine the propaganda back then must
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have been just as well. There's more conduits for for propaganda today. Back
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then you had all you had was radio, you know, just radio,
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and then movies that they would that you would. You know, my mom
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used to say it cost us five five cents to go to the movies.
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I just can't imagine that. Imagine that living in that time, living in
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in uh in the thirties. You know, my mom was let me see,
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she she was fifteen in thirty nine. The war had already been well,
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the war was just getting started. So she was twenty in uh forty
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four. Christ she had me when she was forty four. My dad fifty
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one. It's just you know, like we can't we can never really truly
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hold them accountable. And there's a lot of people out there that talk about
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the boomers. You know. This one guy on telegram they did at some
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kind of round table, and he was saying, he was talking to his
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daddy, said, these these are the times. This is when you know,
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the governor was talking about taking the gun rights away because she's tired of
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seeing a lot of you know, children with the gunshot wounds or shit like
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that, which I can, but she ain't doing it for that reason.
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She cares about her own fucking children and her god to go to a private
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school that are that are ninety nine point nine percent protected from them. And
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then he said to his daddy, was like, if you guys taking care
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of this ship, we wouldn't be going through this now. Is that true
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though? Is that true? As guy's ex military, But they said that
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they're building down there, they're doing something with they're building COVID camps and ship
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down there. They're they're building ship and they're keeping it hidden from the public
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understandably. You know, they're building uh, you know, camps for you
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know whatever. They're fucking gonna do whatever it is they're gonna do, and
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this is their lie, and they're gonna stick to it. They are,
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they've already doubled and tripled down, their quadrupling down, and like whatever comes
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after that and then and then after that and after that and after that.
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So but just imagine, like, you know, living in that time.
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You know, my dad and my uncle actually went to the recruiter to to
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sign up and it was the office was closed. So that was kind of
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like a joke and a family joke that they that they had to do that
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and it was closed, but they enlisted, not realizing that the entire system
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was a lie, not realizing that that they were sold a bill of goods.
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But it was easier back then. Life was, life was simpler then
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again, you know, my mother born in twenty four five years later.
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Was the right depression? Right then? Was that? Nineteen twenty nine,
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nineteen thirty. I never remember hearing anything about that from my family members.
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Maybe they you know, I don't know they. I'm sure they had money
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or the faught my my grandfather, who I never met. I never met
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any of my grandparents, you know, because my my mother was you know,
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mid forties when she had me. So, I mean I was around
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my grandmother, but but I didn't. I don't remember any of that.
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It's uh, just very interesting, you know, the interesting times. You
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know, they may you live in interesting times, and we do, but
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most of us don't even know it. That's the problem. And I mean,
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I yeah, most people don't even know the criticality of these times,
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that the culmination of everything that has taken place is happening right now, the
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culmination of every lie, every deception, every world event is you know,
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and then when you think about you know, they used the example of the
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Spanish flute in nineteen eighteen, Spanish flut, which was another why about a
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virus that came out of nowhere? You know, doing well, yeah,
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it's so many people. It's just so many veterans. And you know,
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my dad for years he had a bunch of veteran friends and uh and they
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were all like a hundred percent disabled, you know, for much much less
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physically, much much less than my dad. And then one of my older
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siblings returned home and said, this is just bizarre, like why haven't you
42:13
done this? And my father said, there's somebody else out there who needs
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this more than I do. You know that that was my dad, and
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so my sibling you know, filled out the paperwork, did all this stuff,
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and I made it happen. You know, you got a one hundred
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percent disability. It was it was retroactive for a number of years. So
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my parents got a decent amount of money. It was like boom. You
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know. They never really spoke about it, you know, it's just you
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know, it was always just one of those things, you know. But
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but that was my dad, and it was just like he has somebody out
43:23
there needs this more than than than I do, you know. And I'm
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sure that even like the people that he would the veterans that he would communicate
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with because he was part of an organization called DA da V the Disabled American
43:42
Veterans, and so he had a number of friends, you know, a
43:45
number of people that he connected with at those you know, at those specific
43:54
meetings you know, got him out of the house ship like that. But
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you know, it's just it really just it's really just saddens me when I
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think about the things that they've done, that they did to people, the
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things that they did to people to that destroyed their lives, that that stole
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or they died, or their their quality of life was just ripped from them,
44:32
stolen from them, some worse than others, you know. But it's
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uh, it's just all part of the evils plan, man, just to
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to dominate these paras. It's that just that created this system. Either it's
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uh, I guess it really kind of makes sense, you know what I
45:25
mean. It's it's not you know, we we often hear the whole we're
45:37
get Judeo Christian. Of course, the jay comes before the sea of you
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know what I mean? What what is what is Christian about? What is
45:52
what is Christ like about? This? About America? What does Christ it's
46:00
like about the world? What is Christ like about the Vatican? With that
46:05
piece of shit Francis, Pope Francis, it's gonna call him Pope fuck face
46:14
because my father's name was That's what was my father's name, Frank Francis.
46:22
I'm just gonna call him Pope fuck face. Just a total piece of shit
46:30
walking around like he's the vicar of Christ. A bolt of lightning should have
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should have freaking lit him up, man, should have lit his ass up.
46:45
By now. It's the awful, awful fucking things that they do their
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little satanic sty just with it. I think it was this summer I heard
47:07
that that Pope fuck face was holding a youth summit or a youth convention so
47:14
that he could so that he can control the minds of the of the of
47:19
the young people. And so yeah, so yeah, I just saw something
47:39
pop up on the on the phone here that Carrie Lake wins her appeal.
47:51
I guess it was an Arizona she was running for that. I think she
47:54
was a plant, total plant. But what does it mean and that she
48:00
wins her appeal? Are they going to reverse everything? Is she gonna be
48:07
Is she going to be the governor? Now? Is that what's going to
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happen? So it's uh interesting times for sure. Absolutely. So all right,
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not too long today, I guess, uh is it uh forty five
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minutes or so? Here? Uh thanks for listening, and uh, if
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know, they're they're always making the rules saying, you know, you don't
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get as much if they listen to it on Spotify, well you know their
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Spotify. iHeart radio. I imagine is the is the the tip of the
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spear when it comes to uh, when it comes to the spreaker platform.
49:34
So I don't know, is if you listen on Spotify where their Spotify gets
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the ad of money? Who knows, I don't know, but it's it's
49:43
all, it's all a it's all a big money game, A big money
50:05
game about of air activity today. That's gotta be fun flying in one of
50:10
those little little I don't even know what that is. It looks like it's
50:17
built for like a water landing or something. Couple in new paths by anyway,
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all right then